Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23

tiers OF tho seeyci, have in their power ~ a, =,
that the President by the constitution may do rht
am'aoio weakness flor nmablo isl played upo NJ,
the designing knavcs who surround and have IN. 49,.
cret ear Of the President has many an inpoc.m
man his Office and his livelihood. Mr.. Van Bur.,
finds himself wholly without influence, except in for
eisn fiars-in domestic matters, and over removals
and appointments. his influence compared with thar
oil the coterie mentioned above, is an absolute
noncnt'ty. Partial arrangements urro made in
.feo York to establish another Administrator
Press IN Washington to bear his fiag-but thesn
were suspended, and IL is believed, because no .,
determined at no very remote time, t. abandon nm
post. Freedom of opinion the writer soys. is ex.
upgushed at Washington. All connected in Tin,
rcn'otest manner with tho government, feel Their
Fate in the hands Of one man. Spiel aud ufbrucr.
abound Hundreds Of Office seekers are aua;,,no,
their reverb at Washington, and they cannot b,,
rewarded but by dcpriving others, they keep watch
over oil officers and report the slightest things, in
the hope Of getting their places. Under these cir
cunlstanccs, freedom ofopinon and Of spccch canno.
exist. independence leads to certain removal. and
men are afiaidto speak, lest they quarrel with hep
oread and hnttcr. Duff Green's influence over tho
eioaoiatcd mind Of tho President is 50 well known.
that applications are most generally made To and
through Kim, and officers threatened with or fearing
removal, so TO him, to concatc and make fayourI
we repent, that the above Is tho substance of TN,
letter Of most respectable man, connected with tho
government, and whose opportunities Of nformat,o,
arc superior.
"Rcjor'n "-Rumours from Washington assert fh,,
the ist OF July Is to be rendered memorable By new
prescriptions, and the Baltimore Patriot states TIM,
Dr. Penke Collector of the Port of Alexandri.. ts %
De deposed on that day. We think the 4th of Univ
ought to have been selected, that tho nature OF ,
rorE might correspond with the glory Of the dar.
IL would have been appropriate to select tho nur.
versnry of American liberty rs the day Of punishh,-
American citizslrs, for opinion satc
-lh. |dnry.-The fact seems ccttai nv Tho C,o.
inc letter taken from the Daltn orc Fotrio, TIM, M,
maury' who hae been Consul at Liverpool since ina
present constitution went into operation. in 1850
has hrcn removed. The Americans in Eaelond, aud
particularly American merchants ut Liycrr,ooI. viii
tnnk hardly OF this removal, as Mr. Haury hs, az,
ways occupied the highest ground in their estima,;
we shall hnvo credit for this when we say that Mr..
Maury is fnr from being a favorite of ours No On,
once bad occasion to think ourselves most unfeni
ngiy trented by him, and in situation which cnve ~,
's N''"HS oPoh MS humanity. But in Justice To
him' we affirm that had or could have n,
that time, more universally and strongly; the cpnf
dence ofhis countrymen
Wehear That the collector for the nor, o1 'al fH!nes
| prescribed on that day. - ~ ' 0'petsafe D uB
a leter hom Washington the editor Of t. 49,.
WI rive the n'w Minister TO hero with m. CO..,
ana Understood he is Co,,steIla,;c. ,
WIN niI Nc,ane tue new Minister England !, snot ss,
wa, MT Lee the newly appointed Al.crpe Comm,
10 'akc MS passage in tho ship Pe,hars ~. psh
Enquirer can and will in due tell all abo,,,, !, ''"'
nir Ogden of Dew York, tho PRINCIPAL and s,~-.-.s, -
P"i OF nT tco Wnchesier of Baltimore has .,,nn,,,.
W.T. mauryin the f'onsulshp Of Liverpool and i, c ~
| 10 ,sKe possession OF that lucrative post 'f"'
ihhss bcgin To look squaly-the Prorr;nve rx.r. f ~
nera ana his sua''erns, already dkgus and alarm, mn,
Gucct are pouring IN from all quarters and before the 800 -
nv next congress, the country will in blaze uroo This 49,
oper harning projects entryo N is bcb ,;re a. -
"'e' o watch and pray for she Republic More anon.-
.'fr. Walsh At U'dshjpgtou.-Mr Walsh has ,atc.
ly paid visit 10 Washington, and thus conc,ode, h
observations OH what ne saw there.
IN one head every patriotic cti7rn o,vcy thar, md 49,
o''rueral Jackson. lie has first drp arded the ,rn, 80
distinction of quoniam Fcealist and Deyror,a,
tu choce OF furcoparhs Of tho highest rank The
uo OF numerous classo Americans long prescribed Ate,
we original and every sound motive their
vanished seems to have been effected no n, lie
Impairment OF the General Government ba ns,;,,s' W
c'd ~ our political annals, which histoar. ,,i -
nuCn more important and remarkable than il rY nn,,
| on slight observation. ' wv" appear
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