Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-24

winch many wen meaning persons laboct as to tl.
y'e ""u consequences OF the Congress Panama ant
Shame those deinasogue who well knowing the ob;ec,
e hSh valuable, and MOI anticipating consequences 10
DC dangerous affected for political ends TO nue the election
OIL ME- Adams I'd InsePrcscn the one and to DO alarmed M
the other This ought matter of s,rprs. ,, =, -
10 oe naero ereh that they succeeded in inspiring por,io
OF the public witt the zeal alauu which on ,har vo, -
wholly counierIyt
from ar correspondent Of lie ": J. Com. .qdp.
nv WASHINGTON, March a.
Pl'e work ofrsjdrm goes ON merriy. The civ
papers have given yo an account of the reformoton;
III the Land, Judiciary, uad Revenue Offices TI,at
the Post Office Is not to commence till after I'm,
arrival of Mr. Barry; aud the State Derartroan,
waits its reform from Mr.. Van Buren, There vii
soon DC as general turning cut throughout the coun
try as there was when Mr.. Jefferson .sret,unr' rho,
Government. am not prepared to say that 1t will
mot, Ia some respects, have salutary effect r,
YIN break up the odious oiciul MONOPOLY which i,
this city, and elsewhere has been created and kanr
up, during the last seven presidential terms aTnuv
0i those who have been made TO give place IN tt1.
Jackson Reformers were themselves anno;r,od NC
ONCE during the Jefferson reform, and have held
their situations by counting the succeeding ed,inis
rat9ns, IN spite public opinion, in their respective
lncighoourhoods. The diplomatic corps will under
GO thorough change Messrs. Brown and pom.
sott nave asked leave to return, and the others will
be recalled. Mr.. Floyd, of Va. will 90 to Spain:
Mr.. Livingston or Mr.. Baldwin of Pa 70 F.pa
Mr.. Farewell to London; Mr. Benton 10 Mey;co
Mr.. Woodbury. to st. Petersburg, and so on. Thes,.
appointments will be very good but thcres another
already made which is disgraceul to the country
Inc gentlemen above named will be apponted ,Ii
ring the recess ofthe Senate vacancies To hp
created by recall. Nearly all the Chefs de BureanS
VIII be turned out. Mr.. Watkins TO give place %
, Mri A,os Menqa, and Mr. CUTS the second Comp
vengeance. The editorial corps seems to bc firIy
within "the rghtfiil course of appointment, - MI
Daniorth has obtained the Collectorshp of ProyIj
nj - N, =
Once, and hr. Norton the Post Office nj Hartfb,d
.nr: Noah Is to be rewarded with the Surveyorsbin
Ct New York, if he will accept it, which, bv his
friends, is doubted If Hill is 10 he 81 (Tsc G d.,
reau, Noah. they say, ought to be Prime 1Iin;st
1t IS not yet known what course will be pursne,,
III regard to the subordinate clerks II is certain
that all thosc who have taken any part in tho cor
test, In favor OF the late adrnDs ration will he t,
cd out and 1T Is probable that all those who bove NJ,
been the declared friends OF Jackson will nIso ~,
turned out 1t has been proposed TO dismiss ali nc
CLERKS, oy general order, and then to re-appoint
such OF them as can make good their claims rnor
the favor of the party. The various offices in tbn
District OF Columbia, all TO be reformed undc ,L
immediate superlntendance of the Jackson Central
Cpmimuee Those various reformafions will ~
course be productive ofmuch private stfir;r, -,
orm, as the Inaugural hasit is inscribed on the t
OF executive duties In chara cters too lcobIe n he 60,
ookeu, ana the duty Is likely to be discharged with
unieeling promptncss and faithfulness The Ketar,,
VIII be conducted in such manner that il chr ~.
traced IN every part of the country BY the s,. ,aj
tears o. the housecss and starving families of oxof;
GERS ofthe Government. 1hetone ofthc donna,,, -.
" mas always been extremely harsh and success has
not tended to subduoit Their exclusive and uneel;n
policy they have written in the annals of tJe o,,s
ry' IN cha. dcte1s to legible to be overlooked Pie
case oil the I'd Comptroller, is considered as vers,
hard. lie inherited an ample fortune. wb;ch -
spent IN a liberal and gentlemanlike manner. he
vas Tor many years, prominent member of Con-
g.ce' ~nrIc ne was iavorite with tho old republican
party. He is the broher-n-aw Of Mr.. Madisor 81
%aGm General Jackson owes all that he is. lie has
faithfully discharged the duties Of bis present or
for sixteen years. This man. in advanced sga ,,;,S
yery numerous family solely dependent upon HIM
70 Do snrown on the world, pennyess and without
resource, to make room for the editor of an obscs
kennel press. " =" oOscure
ar. o. A. Hamilton who is at present, cbaror5
WIZ inc state Department, was contemplated No ~
chiof clerk OF that department vice JUr Brent 20 b
turned out But. JHr. Hamilton it seems. does No,
Inlend 20 remain long in Washington; and. woro bc
aisposedto take the office he would not do H. he ssvs
90 the INJURY of .Mr Brent, who owed his as.o;yyI
inent: IN 1880, to his father Alexander Hamilton
.ur Van Buren, viii, perhaps, end another aid-do-
camp who is less scrupuous.