Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-09


" In this city RECONSTRUCTED. lie arms that he did
Gibbon'sremoval.9 Why then afterassurancs was re.
caived. that Mai. Gbboh not to be removed did
be attach go much consequence to it, as to make
il the subject Ola special article and most me,an-
rhoy jeremiah Thegentleman IS iusuitcal as ,isu-
nj. The allegation was that the Jackson Committee
here rcmonstrated-he says he did not demonstrate,
leaving The Inference to DO deduced by his dupes
that there was no rernonstrance in the case. He
sayst the runor was so Improbable never for mo-
mcnt, TO obtain hscredence yet he haocs this state
Hent to be 10 so far naccu rate that the jackson ru-
crs in Ricond at took the most active steps to
prevent, what it seems he never believed. He saws
tiIat the young mar mentioned IN his article as the
Fu1noured successor of MAJ. Gibbon, was not this
fonng man, but another young man. Querc-was
not Mr. Richie brought to this discovery by the call
81 the frd young upon him, for explanation and
sfnnctnent.
Hut the whole object OF the article it seems was
to pot down story, that Mr. Richie himself, was
t9 PIT out Maj. Gihbnn. He :new little of our con-
temporary, who ever believed that he wished to be
Collector Of Richmond. AS long as i. is incompati
bic with the Office ofpublic printer, and as long as the
VI the former, Mr.. r. will not wish to be Collector
ofRichmand.
The Consul General, alias, the Minister PIEN-
IPoTENTIARY to Algiers-is, nc cording to the
~. York American, and the Political Arena, TO 20
out to his destination. i'll company with Messrs.
M.Lane, and Riyes. the Enjoys to England end
France, In the 'frigate Constelation.-If we may
Judge by what he eays, the Editor of the Enquirer
is not pleased with this arrangement.
Frnn the Enquirer Of Fiic.ry
"If the Consul General to Algiars is going out
Al the ffigate with Messrs. Rivcs and NJ Lane
we had no knowledge of the arrangement. The
Editor Of the N. Y. American ia assured, that its
paragraph gives the first and only iutimation VIC
have seen or heard upon this subject"
Qncre-Does not Mr. Ritchc think Maj Lee fit
company for their Exccl!cncics, the Ministers to
Enghnd and Francas
OThe Daily Boston Statesman has been discon-
timed, the Editors acknowledging, that its expen-
5css always exceeded iis income. The paper was
sustained under pecunnry sacrifices until the oavcs
md fishes distributed, which was no sooner
.dane, and its three editors, Mcssrs. Henehaw
Green, and Dunlap, presented with the Customs
the Post Office, and the State Attorneyslip, the
thH.e best federal offices in New England, Than they
stop their Daily Paper, thus confssing in fact, that
their only Object in continuing it, to purchase
20 Offices for themselves by their editorial zeal fo
Cen Jackson. Now by giving the only three valu
abb offices in Boston at his disposal, to three Eors
or Printers. has Gen. Jackson remasaieH them, ana
vas this his motire, or was it no' And by contnu
ing their paper at sacrifice until they were as
srasdci, aud stopping it directly thereafter. hay,
these three Editors made it manifest, that i, wa
stnzrselpes aud not the Public interest that the,
were going for, or nofe We ask our learned all,
independent contemporary, to give us the answer
TO these plain questions.