Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18
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TIIURSDAY MoRNING, JUNE 1a, ls2o.

mo IT, JalooTe, .TiRistsr 10 ColOnrJia.-This per
sonage has obtained next to the farorjte at Wash
mgton, and one or two others, The most Infamous c.
ie0riiy among those engaged in promoting the cleo
ton OF the Hero. Itnay be remembered that soon
after his appointment, Mr.. Moore wrote letter to
Kentucky, rejecting in the broadcst and most intel
igb!e terms upon Gen. HARRISON whom he has super
seded-not indecdby norne but by circumstances plain
~ indicating him-and charging him with remaining
many months in Ohio utter his appointment to the
Colombian Embassy for the purpose Of eectioneerDo
and with drawing his salary as Minister during the
time. His purpose III this rude attack upon an ab
sent man, was woiod-in the first place TO lend tho
influence Of his weigl;y ccnsure TO lessen Cen IJor-
rlson's wcll-earned fame and popularity. and thus
initiating the conduct Of his master at WASHINGTON.
aud his satellites. who invariably follow ND proscrip
ton by attempts to destroy tho honest mines other
'ict!ms-and I'd, 20 give him All opportunity of con-
trasting his own dsnterested and patriotic profs-
son', with the alledged, irregular conduc, of Gen
Harrison Mr.. Moore promised that lie would re-
celVe no pay while he remained at home attending
TO his private affairs. This was the profession. but
1t is well known in Kentucky, That the Ambassador
sold drafts to a large amount during his late visit
there. But this aside, and to prove b. another IN
stance, the nonconformily profession TO practice.
and OF assertion to fact characteristic Of that COM
binaion of political bankrapts and adventures who
have succeeded in installing course" so pronoun-
ccd by themselves, upon the nation for four wears
mo more0 We take the most especial pleasure in
recording the fact, tia. Mr.. Moore was called
to account by son Of Gen. Harrison for his innu
tations upon that gallant colder, and made tn eg, his
Words.
From he .Nsra,k lOI Oa.e,'.
IhOs. u. Moore, JHinistcy, tcc.--This reglI,D,g1
on being questioned by Mr. Harrison, son ,f Gen.
VIM. II. HARRISON the subject of the base CHARGES
he had circulated against his father has had the mean.
ness 10 deny that the slandcrous asperong contained
in his letter. and generally quoted aud applied TO
Gen. HARRISON were iHieHtIed by him for such appl
cation. The following concludes n LONG article ON
this pitiful evasion from the Cincinnati Gazette
"The present course Of Mr. Moore il easily accounted f,r
rs many as three different have operated to induce It's
adOPtcn Fs The insinuaon against General Harmon Le
been proved false in the face Of the country oI Inv co
ycee evidence Second strong sentiment If Indignation
s oeen manifested az the ''0,rhy conduct of Nh Moore
.2wafd I've gentleman be was "0ppoufcd 10 syrd" Third.
h Moore found himself cornered nredicanen be did not
expect The unlocked fOr alternative III eating s aerfig
q, ~ s.o,cIug personal responsibility, brought him very
qtNy 10 CONVICTION of what "6 10 his on CHARACTERS"
although Tire extended circulation SANDER on Cen HARRISON
aug o. unworthy svTieioa" against himself had such
eject Even 10 This rcdcarnen he had not much
character as honestly acknowledge the wrong and nagnsni-
ou'y feiract H. Tic preferred ike miserable craven
"ods icy dong 80 he has o,ianod security io his
ai'h lis Veracity The latter has c advantage Of BENZ
almost nvuncahc II would BIZ difficult sink in general
ihte famous extract nc Says--"f mi rtrcire 10
And yet has bern PAID by TIC government aras sum NJ
money upon account Of his out!l Should this be concd
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