Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12

isu posslble not TO perceive ~ al the hauir.
0ho are reaping "rswards,' oses >cossiSsrsS
would rosnlt from the elevation Of General Jaeksoo 20
the Cheif Magistracy Of the country Dbcs not the
very act under which now suffer lend my esss 10
far rom being ono of the greatest hardshp on tho
list Of proscriptions) furnish one anoue the MANY
Qualifications my opposiion TO bis election. Think
You. Sir, that majority esthe people q thess 6ni-
tho Presidency bad they the epenss that are
now TRANSPORTING Gould they have been made 20
believe that their fhithN servants wtse To become
the victims Of relentless und oxteunnatiug pro.-
criptioB Could they have imagined that within
short month after the elevation IL thc;r r, o,;te
the mask wOdld be thrown off, and the countrv ioorp
cd to suffer the degradation of bebolduo in Chief
Magistrate openly prosttuting the power with wh;ch
the constitution has invested him fof the public pood
to tho unworthy purpose" Of .rcwardinr s ffieo5s
aud furnishing his enemics!" -.
Pardon me, SIR i'll baow nomurs sscn,,om upsn suoer
v'cw Of this subject To justify the which the kSnisrn
ton making Of the power Of appoinsrert wa an.oon
er moro than month ago. by Of tho Editors wso M,
since been rewarded" with highly lucrative appointment.
that he work (Which represented going 5rrsy onY OF
removing from Office the friend. ofsir As and the appoint,
mc ofthc friends OF General Jackson Indicates mness and
The sediment ,has has bcus Adopted
Is INCREASINGLY scied by Administration itself Nh
point OF Is that this, and every n,u and can
no part of its business inquire how 10 the aop,Ic of E
measures shall hest the GOOD ss and aa,
tho applicants capable" or "hones'o or Gahf.in 49,
menaoos are no longer to turn upon sd merit as sepesy
eaeemex Anong men IN private life The old fashioned tcss
Sias OF us standing e. the applicant Tor bis talents prodigy
e y n =. e. and The Of moral
high ~aae descriptions If services rendered some olie,
the Trading motive all operations Of the %
ntemPerae partisan real the only passport Execusyn
Under sch Administration how long ,v,, Z, ~
SIR before fore q eoustry will become completely ered INA
os integrity aud uuob,rusive merit win DO forc ~ %
% the publc councils, and from every public employmens
Constitution committed hopeless pcrps,u.y TO -. " ,e
ns control Of successfully victorious aud vndve parry
What furnish jua ground of alarm for TIM ,6, n
our than to lind doctrine openly ell and aeIe5
recognising the people the legitimate source Of power c
shss IN effect government IF office hoers ocer lie yS,,i,
or fear Of "Pnnshnen the vast array of remote or nu,.
experans Of dependents EXECUTIVE rAvoa will hc
the public srntn,t.rclying for succrss in eYerv nii
eHn,c upon trick, ehcanery and sehoO aided y The end
sy oiveise Operations of nAciIfSEny rather eia,
upon simple, straight appeals "a the wins. md
sfmce ana patriotism OF the community The VOICE of reason
made in vain and deiuon and impos,ue aud violence s,
their undivided empire the desiines ofour coUnvis
tous period Of hope sprinri,y e,en frs, a .,
,sel ~ IS that the virtue mud good the people OF tho
the principles and purposes mco In power and ,Hs
with which rce prime es aud purposes arr
deifghfi m rLn fum sre contemplation of Cenrrd1,
esuraesie SSs,s, rns;rs rs' J erst u.
r>--tO
vhiuo's pracrh prosperous unprstendng Adminis.oS If
HI. immediate Adnnis,ation which, e,s ss
generation passes away shall receive, as desre the c,aI
appreciation Of the great body Of the American people
That Administration, indeed, has befn pro,s,a,cd IT,
Great and Good Man who stood the bend of i, has hJS
driven from the he occupied with much credit IN b;
yo sur k'ioto something of the by which This r, ~
been etccied-Bui though politically dead he ,et lives ~ -
anec'ionate confidence Of mions and notwithstanding a.
attempt OF his SUCCESSOR and OF his Successors Prime
ohciay TO bring repoach upon his Administrations the hs
tory Of that Administration VIII form Of the brhrs r,rs
in tue history ut the Republic. r~es'
AND who would not rcjore 10 being accounted uor,b, ~
se, WIN such man. and in such causee II ircw ~ Il
nua 90 forced to beg my way grave would eSose
sE o1 however lopg may be this reign of
uofeeng us prosecutions and howeve, severe end c,,
my own suirngs under them should vel feei the i,
consoiahon that suffer in righteous cause S
ion nave indeed taken from ME The oftce b,r. ALI, n
pncda'e consequences Of which myself and 10 tboe h
IVidence has committri my protection fobcnr a, H.
noout ai'rs aH sir, is bat a that YOU ear 10 V,,
enhot sunue my spiIiiyou deprive me RI tho -
cton mat have faithfully dibarcd INV duty In he n,tE
cannot take fm coscousnf. Of h.y
uPrishy and sincerely; cao you shahc The sk
conference feel when commit care of an oxe~rnfSk
providence my own destiny and that my beloved eounr,v 20
ioH'' with s'cat rcsPvc sir, your ohedici, srveat
Hon. NJ. Vas BuRry. W. si3'lsfh
Scr President JacksOns Iuaosura Addrcs and nm ne,
o. the h Message Of the late Governor of New yo
In the Legislature of that State ~ o'-'o" iofR