Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-11

- "ao a'npe time Tor their vindcntion NJ came,
,neir prejudice will DO taken" NJ MN no step to
nave ienrned prerogative at Washpg,o, parry may
surely forgotten right. Instead of coni as no has
my reasonable demand, and giving mo ,hs5 ;g with
honor eJspec.Iuly solicited, and which as man ar
nonot anu more especially. public Officer nun OF
oounu' from h's duty and his oath 10 hive vas
~ closes upon ME- HIS books, but spreads bes,r
,,,e possibly the most profgate and unpr;nc'
P'ea wretch that lives) the files of his Office ss 49,
pas'-ior it Is TO Amos Kendall as am pfnr,ns, u
Mr. sanders, that uin indebted for the notice 10y
OF me IN the rgus of the 18th inst purportirg 20 I
will 3" carssSaa IRON tho city Of Washington Il
pear Is made TO the pride and feelings of Mr. BE-
whsn u suggested, that lay Office was mad s.,t
,u'm Oh system OF improper management in his
hut the master key was vet To no ,n,.ha' ~,
INTRODUCTION OF tho name OF III. Clny. nndsr ,.hoso
susptcies, IL was represented that a central .o,,
onnsad zee. organised at tho seat of government.
oPposcu 10 nen' Jackson. aud To whose conrnn n;
tons u was stated, had granted unusual Tsc;,;,;a.
sealed my tate. The annexed stutcmont of Iohn sS'
nia'k, Esq my assistant IN the Post office will Ma,
'nls matter IN proper point Of wow F'"S'
, Having lived with James w. Hawkins r., &c. -
M nus place. more than years. and brins cn,t
p"m w ina, much injured gentleman to give sa,sss, ,a
r. feel bound To give ., with lcsp rssre " ,nat
He COME before the public declare that which , ,ve
us"an' people 50 loudly call Perhaps hIs 1. % aud
~e ,s w no mas nee. seen no where bu, IN ,hy nnbT,
| unknown, y" '"""' unseen and
49, previous ~ the August election Of fpQn tho oman
wy W uvnens To be conveyed IN the mail Increased ,,,h W.
"uch ap'dy aud to such degree that il Was WIZ 10
has and Inc vI 40 We MAIL owing to the scsciy Of mail.
@ o, nrcess 'ha,a part Of tho mail should be re,s"s,
ccoaony and to S s, nSI na departed This happened
towards tho late administrator, MIR Hawkins
too mas, o s %eSe ne % Winch ss . a'aea Of
,;,, ' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. This rule unversaly ~.
suo'N ons.ycdi always sending papers or obe, 10y. ahh
printed At the Argus oce in preference 10 ,hoe e'nsd
% s'uer Tic Commentator kentuck iar h,, .ns
''uii"s TIE several days Of voting al this nace 80,
the door m s; WIS nn open until the stage drove up ~
Sr e special purpose OF accommodating Amos Ker6b
opuor.5w of M was attached tina, they nigh, have an
mat party elsewhere Yes the above named ,s enns OF
writing letters although he good easy ee"e M o.
condemns aud depccaes the consequence resulting yo o
course IN Post Master The same gentleman car n ssn
state to te world, whether he did obtain from, To- I VIM
The privilege of using his frank, the purpose of
which depended the election ofwm T. BarrvTho upon
teman IN conjunction with F. Blair aud o,er san'e gem
whctrihey di not under the privilege which had beer @
them aud which was signed upon blank sheets of aneh
tne several supe'scrptns and enclose documents c M
anu pleu ot number of days after the same peu,,s
who Is famed for ianking aud whose Cene,oS;y seenan
GUAR cannot but admire had left Frankfort Tbe part
same uOclehts ABOUT which so much has been said W
were reported to have been suppressed y tine I,,a Pan winch
more base ard slande!ous lehood never was u,ed aef.
Shortly after the election in August 1924 nv h,,
was deputy Sheriff of,le county, ben. i'll i, deyoie who
1ue a. "sy; IN the discharge OF which va,
a''seh rom the Office all the time exoenIi, -
and SUNDAYS at which times assisted Mr. iaw kins A.
nartta
much So tia, gave to him all my hands s 81
the sheralty aud again resumed my former station ~ % 10
brother again suddenly thrown uron The 10 ~ ht-ny
important and Indispensable business of nv bro,h
such circumstances could tell IT. locked The NO unoe
~oS 's, 1 ; made sInnds for complaint po.isps
leave his he advised get some peor Unable To
could depend 10 stay in the Office while was abs.n non
the attcinr-tTed seveTal-they were oo bnsS made
Them ~ last by importantly, prevailed 1pon NJ '' es
Iloeman to STAY in the office Few hours uni, hoId - ~.
ls lime He gag aan tn laek
absence by Jackson This e,oghstIong gr INV
Gr removal were made against MIR Hawkins deduced o I
above circumstances. What generous humane so,. e
could say more, but word an, done I bar
mentioned names with freedom and familiarity which nav
appear unsecny in but Icing plain blunt ,srso :, 10y,
education, cannot co,hc my language in robes of or.am
ana fancy winch hope viii e sufficient apology ift be NOT
Will not act the OF the coldbloodod cold
WIN sahs the character of innocence in the daIL nn IAN,
JOHN NJ BLACK.
Need j speak Of the character of Mr. Rl.cL, p
would be useless, this publication not 70 x,oni
beyond the sphere of his acqna suf :, ~"
To say, That no young gentleman in Kentucky stanJ
higher III private worth, in strict and sterling int,
ty, than MIR. Black. His character fbronoSon, &C.
Is the sureSt guaranty that any aeInent made Inv Inn
viii be received as II descrvedy ought Ia no vii .
perfect conviction OF It's correctness. viii ONLY add
on this subject, that my successor in Office hns c,n
ployed him, as his assistant W
In the communication from the CITY of Wasb;no,o,
from Amos Kendall and published in tho "a rgus' nm
the 10Th INST II is stated that on the first dav 20 -
tbs IS utterly |aise--thc balance due on Thai dao
alter deductlng draft drawn on inc in favor of MI
Hutchns of Paris for 5000 date January /. 1909.
was agreeable 10 Mr.. Earrys ows sbe,ving s.,7a IN
Why. let me ask, was not credited BY MT Rorrv c.
this DRAFT of $1,000 VAST that by omittiDp to rive
me the credit of the Sl02O drawn on the Ist of In.
nuary 1929, he might produce an impression that Inc
mode OF drafting upon mo Individually had bccn abon
doncd! Was 1t 10 produce Influence in the mend
ing election for the county of Franklin in which il
was known, that one of the most highly gifted and
taIenteo men ID the state, and warm personal as
well as political friend of Mr.. Clay, was Candida
was IT. that Mr. Barry, bnowng the charges soninsi
me- contained IN the memorial were altogether IN
founded and untFue yet, having removed me- was d.
me, by inflictng lasting injury, Is there not some
thing lneffably mean aud shamcfuly unjust. ON Tic
part OF MI Barry TO endeavour at this time TO prodnco
an impression that my removal in part based unon
tins alledgcd, bnt fnsey stated defalcatonS II is
known md stated upon tho authority Of one even
~ higher office and patronage than Mr. Barry, Tint