Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-03

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| The 9dpiris :rd'ion Of Presideat Jackson
The writer Of The following reiners. would most
earnestly recommend il 20 lie irisrd sd supporters OF
Gen jackson, in the late Presidential Elecion not 10
withdraw their support, now that they have succeeded
in e.ecting him, without the most perfect and rational
assurances that lac has in some way forfeited their
deAce Can any o! the late supporters OF ilr Pfesi-
dent Join the inhuman pa which has all along pur.u
ell him'-ike the child, which frcis after il. to- until
II has Obtained IL, and then throws 1t away can they
have zsaiousiy supported the Presen, during the can
vass, and having succeeded in conjunction with Others
in placing him in NE Chair OF State, and now dis.
pleased with hin, ,hey know no, why,
The names o: the distinguished individual. who com
pose me Cahnc'. were 90 sooner announced The
ton than the purmuTs oi the Cosli;ioniss commemorate
Mr. Van Buten, 'hey said, would do pretty well: but
MIR. Berrien Was OF worJs-Nr BE- anch
was quite or'!inary-Mr. ingham only a sccond-raie
in Pennsylvania where all their great men arr
second-rate; and Major Eaton, they said, ives worse
than all.-They not disposed 10 iuigcof these
public men by ther public acts; hut for setting il
down At once, that the affairs OF The alton cou no, 20
on prospcrousy under their management because for
sooh some of them bsppenci to he amongst 4, /,
most copspicuous msi OF the couutry-because, per-
chance they not have teluded half The n linn
AMI nearly refined 'hs other hy supnorpp such ahou.
nations, "a what its renowned God Father has called
(dd cdptondmn,) the American System; but which IT,
sf
gentlemen did effect, that President Of the United
States, in selecting bis Cabine must be governed by
variety o conSideraiions 1t is not by any means in his
power, To maze his selections soteY from amongst those
persons enjoying The highest reputation Tor tai,pl.-
Let us suppose or that Pre- silent Of the u
States were TO determine, that hs would be eoverne:
IN the selection Of his Cabinet by no other consera-
ton than the above IL not evident, tha, he nigh,
take his whole Cabinet from one State? H. il not en-.
tueiy clear, md in conformity with The experience which
we ha We OF human nature that such an arrange ment
thl-, would lead much
IA those sec tons Of the confedc.acy, from which no
Secretary or ote. leading officer shou'd been ap
pointed! IL is the duty OF the President Of the United
States, 10 harmonic all the different sections Of the
Union, TO render all a. conicnted a. possible Hence
he must select his Cabinet .rcm States and for
TINS very plain reason IL Is, that he all times
select individuals Of the iehca' re putaon 70, Talents
must contend, however, that it is not by any mean
reasonable TO conclude, that the mos; conspicuous me
IN the United states would make the hes, Csbinc, Off
GERS Ii Is the fashion with u.s. 10 consie GO man gr.,
who is not an oratorNow, nine times on, of ten i.
VIII De found, that an Orator is mol Of bu.iness
his habits and pursuits will in general be found 10 have
disqualified him for Ousiness:-
..He nicely kcns the laws,
And wi rhetorical clause clause,
To make
nnt. ru' bin a's long calculation in tn, Trcnsu-
~ Office, and you will find him entirely out Of his ale
nent--'hs nol his vocaiion-hc cannot undergo the
drupgery-
For forms Of government, let fools contest,
Which Ger is best administered is besi"--
Gays distinguished Poet--Aihongh | canno, agr,e
with Mr.. PGpe 10 forms OF government I en.trol.,
concur with him in the opinion, t.t The cyce;enc, .,
governments joes vsry much depei on the manner in
which tey are administered And, provided orr ~, n
gov eminent is well administered care verv lre Inv
whom il is Enthusiastically the people at large i, IL
matter of very little moment, whether the public AT
fairs are transacted by such called rate mon
or by those OF more hum5 pre;ensions provided ,he .
transacted faithfully. How can il he sail ,b,, #, .
national glory is advanced, o the comfort and barn.s,
OF the people promoted, by giving III, higher Off -
as'u,e wrangiers and wordy csimer,? 1t does seem
TO me- that Justice require that We should suspend ON
opinions 90 the competency Of the Cabne, until m 80
save had time to develops their fitness for the
which they hold
| Should any OF the party which quppor,sd Con r,oL
son, join in the din which has been raerJ sbonf tI
removal Of some of he subordinate officers Of the
ernmcnH Ought they TO be so precip,ste az not "a
give themselves time to reflect uPon what may have
seen the circumstances in justification of these renn
as! There may have been than one deaIc ,tior
must say that, in my opinion those DC rons who
taken an active part ssanst Gen. Jackson are not s.
men TO I'LL the Offices under him 7; is impossible n, Al
they can feel that deep and enduring and hyev
interest in the success of his a,lminfs,y a,ion
which it Is important that every officer undes
hin should feet These removals nav AZ 800
rate, have one Sooi effect: They NAV oreven,
the Clerks about the Departments, in future from NO
Letting the business OF their Offices 10 prono ,le e.
ton oil this, that or the other Candidate for ,ht ,os;
dcncy. Some Of those very Clerxs who have beo- r
moved. instead OF Attending the durs Of heir m,
c"s, are said 10 hav" employed their time In writing
against Gen. Jackson in the Newspsper ard f50f 10
% IN the most decoro0s style For thsc caterers r.,
,he deprsyed nPpees Of their porty delighted in .rv
ing up he farkcst ISLANDERS, wit, which aIior, nj
sought 70 back.n tn reputation of that illns,rios p
| triot--
They carvoi him a dish r, FOR the Gods.
But hcwcd him as a carcass fl for hounds"
Thcse gentlemen had certsinis hc tight Chat is IL
any one has ~ 10 engage in he sraniy OF the Press
to be lie vefes Nero@s Caliigna.. Bu, after 's IN
cruel and yranTical attacks Gen Jackson, they GER
tany have no right 10 complains that e has smoved
tb'm from Office They certainly NEST admit the ius.
lice OF Che arrangement Their bosorn must ~
th m, that they f. fcr Offices under him Is not
the decia alton made by MIR Clay hut which IT., has so
remarkably osi sight OF, that the " Country wants re-
pose,' worthy Of being held in remembrance? Can
any good desire 70 the same scenes which s-
iinsushed, q might have said sgraced0 hc late can
vaSs, acled over again in short time? vii, The
merchant consent 20 be again rallied 0F from HE
'edger-fb6 Preacher from his Bible e mschancs of
lie country rotD tho work bench, tue rowaii anl the
aDsii--i'e farmer hom his plOUg.laades tie lover
from bis mis'rees-an the yeomaDry in general from
Tie ial'owed euiearnents Of their homes AMI Tie AZ
ec'ing Of eir subsistence &c join in the nlddco
ing strife about the election Of tIs, Oia or the Other
ambitious aspiran for Officer Does 10, the posce Tho
order and te happiness Of Society, require tia, Tie
wounds which have been inflicted on Oh r social reIa
TONS should I've allowed to cicsrze before The public
mind is again inau.ed by another contest Have we
no' Tor the present had enough heart burning
enough ill-feeing'- ofthe hypocrcy Of preend
"a private trendsp, and concealed open political
hostility Every rehecing mind must We prepared TO
aaswer These heterogeneous IN he sIirmaifye and
must, ~ the same lime, perceive the % oprietv NJ
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