Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-16

much and just occasion Tor serious alarm hons ~,
hhavc treated IL i'm n becoming me, v;tho,,;s
isvs the times require all the calm heads aud sound
henu VI the country. Add would not inte utionsy,v
say Que word Ia excite the passions. str
hu' there are lew SEES Of recent removal Of such
nas'an improperly, ms sincerely think that eaunos
io'oear aliudins To them Under no raoo mi,
Ito toe present, from the nj Of hs soyen
'n' nave oW diplomatic repre- sentatives been recalled
rom aopan, on account Of the political cpiuiuus whe
they entertained ia regard to previou,
election" Within my tiou al thi, Tine the, ba
ou' one instance of recall Of foreign minister o.
Ider me present constitution account oc nnv
acton with him. But President Wash,us,,,, a., 49,,
call COL Monee (the deferred t,) finn, r,sn, m
MS Individual account but because he was M, ..,,6
wan tue manner in which I've perormed The d,,.. or
mission. Ptesdent Jackson has otder .a no., 80, ~ 80
foreign Ministers. filing the most i,noo,,., ru,
mission, and ths other the impntau, of , ;.
recall that they we've opposed his election a, Pr
'den nd os II there Should be possible ron,,o...,
on this head, one Of them recalled Lefore n,
known at Washington that he had reached Buvo,a ,hs
place oi his destinations: and consequently before be
could have possibly dsobeyed any instructions or viola
ted any duty. ."-
The pecunary effect Of these changes is the certain exper
,ac M outfits $4,000 and perhaps ton triple Tia, Sil
III conuences. Now does me that (and pot \, m
pubic pay because two gentlemen had a. isishe of
the name which they should hare written on ls hi a e
thrown into the ballot boxes Mistake! they had lin &c, mage
no practical mistake They had voted a one einV oar
ne u States and the other of his State M the time
oe election The money thereoret 90 be paid bccae hey
made mistake in the abstract opinions which they Ma md
might possibly IT they had been home have eroneolsy In
sr,oed one name Instead of uuo,Lcr their ballots
lhcTe would be Consolation this waste ef ouhs;
ucauie were compensated by the superiority quac
oon on the pan the late with the
previous Bu know all fur gentlemen perfectly srls
and my INN conviction that neither change has the uu
gained intellectual advantage In one Of them indeed the
VICTOR OF 1PPccanoe and of Thames whoss aantr, nnr
VINO are now here, witnesses, replaced by Rertlc
who he possesses single qualify HIM of ,,r
Office sOlemnly declare has csral cd my disccnmrn,
Gcr,
Office was marked by peculiar harishps njosce Gill;
zcns OF tie District of Colombia were yprved of ali ne,,m,
participation in the elections of The United States They am
eOarcd from voting for President member of Cos
cress Their sentiments therefore in relation 10 anv
oil hoo ooers are perfectly abstract To punish them as m
numerous instances has BEEN DONE by dsnssinz them o
e empoyens not for what they did, but for what ilry
ohs Is cruel oggtavaton Of their ondon
know w those who have ben discharged from the Der,r-
en OF stae aud take rome pleasure hearing testimony
10 cf ners some OF them would have done honour anv
bureau ~ any country.
"enay worship God according the dictates our on
conScnces NO MATS i in that respect DC called IN
question The constitution Public officers are hap
ply according To the theory Of constitution alike aeeeb.c
10 all foiesants and Caolics and every denomination OF
each But our homage paid to mortal we are ias
TO punishment which worship Of God does nos
orus nn US Those public officers stan. who have faleI
TO exhibit their devotion that mortal are 10 be yis, Inv ~
The punishment which he nfai Of laws the se-
euon iwha was committed 20 his haSds iOr the pobe g
anu not TO snbsetve his PRIV ate purposes.
Tho most important port Of the u States the oflcs OF Coz
urged upon the Ia,e Administrator by ms Of its friends un
the ground Of his alleged attachment Cen jackson But c
litc President nmOvablv dsprive
man OF ms oace IN consequence of his political opinonso
licences Mr. Ihvnpsons removal often and strong
pressed for the reason just stated that enquiry made
W we secretary oil the Irt4sury tho uhich
duties of the Office discharged The Secretary stated
there was no better Collector in the public service thai his
'erns ana accounts regularly hpd neatly renheies
all the duties of his Office ably and honestly PERFORMED as Ear
as lac knew believed This meriioros officer has been "a.
moved TO provide place for Mr. Swsvou whose association
van Colonel Burr is notorious throughout tho United States
put to the candor of all who say change
can be justified in the o New York The collected
than onc,hird OF the whole of tho United States
will dcan the present assembly longer upon subjects
Connected With the General Government, hoe thai shai
Ind IN Tie future Of the less eaus,.
for public dsappobation most anxiosy hone that vhrn
us measures be Developed at the next and
sessions of Congress- they shall perceived to be such as m
best adapted promote lie prosperity of the country Din
say With entire sincerity hs, ba S S me ~.
sustaining the American System, including Internal lmproto-
nrn's aud unfolding tho established policy of the 4ovenn
AZ nome ani abroad And shall be ready rcp1er
pehc where praise rs DUE painful me- unerex
s'ng circumstances TO participate in the dpproba,iOn brh
fecsn occurrences have produced
No OCCASION can be more apyspria,s,han the present., wn
srrs'ded by my former csisnenis say few words ypon
bad stated in answer TO all enqsies whether should be again
presented as candidate represent my nd district in tho
Rouse OF Representatives that should absolute de-
cion until had taken for reflection and to ascertain
what might be the feelings and wshes those often
cnoe5 me with their sufgcs The present representative Of
the district has conducted himself towards rue with the CREATES,
hSealy; and take pleasure in making my pubic
so Jusly due TO HIM lie had promptly de.
offer '' 'e1r
ounce WY return home, have nis-cd !rcriy could with
my friends and fellow citizens of the district They have mt
me With the greatest cordoly Many Of them have express
ca wish that would again represent them. Some Of The
most prominent and respectable Of those who voted for the pro
sent Chief Magistrate have also expressed similar wish
have every reason to believe would DO no oppos
70 me from any quarter any party, if offer But n
am moi greatly deceived 10 the prevailing feeling throughout
the district is delicate and respectful towards me-
aud appreciate II much higher than il had manifested
III oud calls upon nc 10 return my old post IL referred tin
question my own sober Judgment My former Constituents
were generally ready to acqucsoe any decision might tuk
III for thou upre
prepared to support with their accustomed real and true
hearedness thank them ALL from the bottom Of my heari
whether they agreed differed with me in the late contest far
iis generous confidence. =
have celebrated much the question My friends IN
Other parts otthe Union divided in opinion the uiv
any services which could render the present period
the National Legislature This of things at home and
abroad len me free TO follow tile impulse Of WY feelings
and The dictate of NY Judgment These prompted me
remain ~ private life In coming this resolution did not
mean to impair the force Of the obligation under which every
cnIen n my opinion, stood 10 the last Pickering he,
to dedicate his best exerons 10 the the Republic
am ready 10 act IN conformity With that obligation wheueycr u
shall be tho PicaSarc OF tho people, md such probability
usefulness shall exist will justify my acceptance OF any
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