Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28

The entire beauties of the productions Of profound minds
are ne:eI ncoveIae first reading We were never more
sensible Of the accuracy this rema than on the srs,i Of
inc eer oil the Hcavcn-hoi3 Auditor which we diverted on
Monday Al the frs, glance were so frcby struck tv the
bold picture of Heaven making hin, its Drotye o., sc"o; Of
so s man having 10 struggle with advers and opn.ss;on
''' u ms "caaacHr un:an.ed, his non'are REPUBLICAN,,
ism, and his sublime resignation to death whenevrr he re- ~
might conduct him TO the kns the pistol o. the b, ta, we
altogether overlooked the pqautiii rref wi.b Sas -
10 us IN the touching picture domestic felicity which ,,se
'i ms pencil in all he vivid beauty real life fie has no
'is point he seems himself 10 TIC dubious:.n no
ie covclousncss Of Office siinction--no moi no Js
asked why he hherirum Kentucky and na,sed hs,
c'iS the course of events writing nanaor letters ,
Ms own paper and Pu'tag IN ard pressing his claims the
&c fci,;s Zen ackSo zee, sGePc ms cture ofdome
efusefy ana niraness-iis oadeatns loy ioungii at
misunderstanding process
"Ihe place (iys r ofc ~ me here nav. arren,eJ a.
means of enabling int. TIE OF my beloved
IAN educate my dear children aud spend my years
iii enjoyment OF domestic affections The abuse oi the mai
cos Oh r ervoGs snail regard the which raves on,
OF doors while all is cheerfulncss and smiles withp
me aoeciiVes IN TINS paragraph introduces win FRO
s-ons e'efl: blossom OF my family, 'e;rcation my chill
ure would have been too irite and c1'nnon place and
"o"id have left something for inag naon and doubt This
must not be- The world The record tina, his family
Is bs!ored and his children dear CONCLUSION so unnat,
la Goid e'ef nave been drawn, had been inference
10 he sue there are perVerse egs the who instead
Oh nes o more convinced OF the iac by the pains
express H. may iGon that circumstance led o;ace AL
le eyeans aPpeaves NEARLY 10 account of aud ny
ed ui f-as beyond the chances and changes of potira
rancor party caprcee drains of heine bowed out
toliucs, Who like him. may have ambitious nor io
oa'ev coveious OF Office, hat may have "heioved family"
whose BOSOM ne wishes TO retire nto and te; children to
800 oes ne suppose tha' the course OF political g'osc.ip
on Is 70 DC made SO oicus by the present administrations 1at
~ means OF the fEoscpiive process a.seut
'T'o are to stay in as long has dolesac IN The
ciation Of this Heaven born full of hic
Sch prospect as he has sketched 60, himself NAV he iry
called one OF TIE beauties of InlaGinaion' b, we NAV r
soabiy doubt Whether, after tie present administrator @
nave passed away and the Heaven born shah have
WIN u'c', Inc retrospect VIII obtain place anothe ispca
sures OF Memory"
word two and o,rlcave Of this mode, o.
letters, which ought to 10 framed and glazed, and lung m in
Ne ourth Auditors Ghcc Although might moi assist IN.
eavHn born IN the seeIne: OF the Navy accounts it d
tom such delightful fol Captains Leutcnarts purser
Nc WED ae waiting teir turn to s head, aud vino 10
on5cT nave ne"iagers 10 resort TO In tho education Of his
ce" children would advise tie Heaven born neyer 10 "a,
tor me ms mouse or II " must never 10 take who
set ah' ircndiess rom motives for ten thou
sand to onc-anc knows the probability better ,n,r
VIC NuDc-lhe w'ec may worm himself into tie
domestic life and having ;crecd all which he could desire
may 'un migrate, aposaie i,Om honor and gratitude turn I'D
Tor poT oFth Inc most vfren abuse bis bclcactor and
men, to comS'rmate the ignonny OF his conduct and , the
e reward oi ms haseiess, may, Ike dehauchee
endeavonr to obcatc the recollection past annyoite
by assuming The masquerade Of mn.alist and elevs,jy his
| voice above Oil ohei men IN the temples of religion.
| RGforDs.--T'hc Washington PENN Reporter an
nounces That Thomas Morgan has been appointed
Postmaster at that place, vice Joseph Henderson
! removed.
The same paper contains the following rnanswera-
Testimony to the official fidelity and prnc;ua!itv OF
| the removed Pos5 master:
from Tie WGshingfoa Reporter n .1n,4k CO.
The following correspondence will shew l., ,vb,f
light the official conduct Of Mr.. Henderson was a,.
ed by the late Postmaster General. 1t uor,j he we'll
# every officer upon retiring private lf could pro-
duce such recommendation.
WAsHINGTov, Pa. April ., 1922
Dear Sly: iyou do not think it improper WI! YOU
be so good as to state how far my conduct as public
officer has given satisfaction TO the Department over
which you lately presided.
remain, very respectfully,
- Your obed;ent humble servant
JOS. HENDERSON.
Hon JOHN McI.EAT,