Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-08

eulp, with the sympathetic affection cal. upon bin 10
Ye M - ~ Tor What 10 screen hisself fon guilt
but 10 mPlieste in gull, the innoeentihe =
M"s' e.sns 20 commit the hase Of perjurcs
IS sworn "Io tel the truth the whole truth and no,hpy IN, bs
ruth" Mr.. conceas the most essential par, -, * we
until driven 20 tell by the lash of the Court and h.n
ovepoweFed IN the ebutOns of his feelings aud the a,
eownSs ofhs tears? Whees elevation OF charaee, IN E
found acts like ,hese Reader have you ever before wit
messed such ameniabesuch pronsa,e Whai is 10
become of the morals Of the country when Ike these arc
unhusnsly acted before peoples and what S to
become OF the country whe rendered totally
ad moral sentiments Here let tho curtain iop the pre-
sent hut Reader, have the picture shame
/ Instructive moral"
We cannot be mistaken in tho feelings Of the peo-
re of Virginia ever warm and generous, when we
say that all have read, or will read ibis nnl.eIinp eFi
sion with increased dctestatoA of the heart dat die
tated it. is it then criminal in the eyes OF Mr. Giles
TO feel sympathy or misfortune even if connected
with crmc' May not man weep the dsgrac. OF
fiend, for the agony OF spi that prompted lespe-
rate request for the hopes and happiness of an anna
Die family ovcrthrown, without mourning the cibcs
cF ;'le mean, the Insults OF the coward and the afro
c.ous PLEASANTLY that is ndulged EXCEPT when
the malignant spirit is toasted by the view OF human
fuferius' And who lit that thus sports with unhnp
pincss, mahs jest og tears, and in.rs The guilt OF an
ironou:dhe and unsuspectci man like Mr. Souti,ard
from the dcmonst rations Of his sorrow FOR n fallen
friend and fallen fellow creature Is His Excelen-
cy so lmpeccehlc and so immaculate, that he is emit
tied without retaliation, 10 invade the sanctuary os
misfortune, Of feeling and Of character.
Is there another country on earth, whose Chief
Magistrate dcvotes lis leisure to systematic IL
bcl,iug' Is there 4 Vrginan who does not
feel humiliation regret, or Indignation
at the spectacle OF the Governor of Ills State
cravating the renown o.: DnG Green and even bear
ing away The palm Of abuse and ecu-s.!ry f..a chat
rcdouJ.cd champion of dofalna.io,s
70 It is evident that either Mr. Sc.aiacil or sTr
Kennedy, has .d liz is always best 70 Gail things ly
their right names about thc matter Of tie p. II.
Generals paying or not paying postage. We think
Ii easy maltcr To determine which is the oac ~ 10
haas departed from the truth. Il Mr.. Barry did no;
say what Schoield says he scid, abon, the paymen,
of postage, lciy dL kc AH3ls thai Sctofeld ,gas tie
person ,oho had tota o,t r. NE qticeo lfhe did not
say it, why is Schoeld punished by having his Office
taken from hiiH' Il IS very evident that Kennedy is
in apprehension OF the fate, and to avoid H. has
suppressed what hc knows 20 Be true
Fyoa nc National Jov-rc'
Mi Furcc You WI by I'uSsi- the follow
to-" '' ''"' f"''' j.. 4. KENNEDY.
a.. who know me know my uuvi ugne-, Ca a5rudc myself
upon the no;Ce Of the public. and at ~ yielding ae obi,
CATION imposed Oh me ~ the communication u4oCslcd t.s
mornr5's National journal, srucd Thomas " scrohei5
experience 10 ether .eens than regret thai slouh Dc ius
In reply tia, communication viii stair in a manner
brief aud eNpc that It's alleged boy r. NJ
Geld, that heard Mir Tree tnatthe Postmaster Gener
al had refused To- pay postage ON letters directed TO has wife and
children and ih Ms FAIRY never dd my knowledge.
want TO this chaI tint have Carried letters 70 Nj Eary
house dec'edto his children, the postage paid a. e
he man aeTau'n' Would az" sure, ue deemed umeftsf
la references; h""1e, To- .o 81 we MINI at s,l'ed IN IA.
wife and chii,cu AID am assured nv ,be , ~
difc ons either ruen veba have been gwen r
Postmaster General TO remit postage h"s c'ased
August i, 1899.
The Post OGce.- Having published Mr. ~. ~
Sohofo'd's letter, insert this morning, MIR. J. /
/ KcHncdy's reply To II. which was handed 90 juo
lui = tor publication in Yesterdays Duutr. II Will be
Of hr. Sco,fcds allegation, Is denial "a, d. sSchu
q li had stated, the Information of Mr.. Lambert
Tree. "tlo he IHrrel had already taken icHc 10
''the Post Master General and lie refused to pay
''posGLe, and gove his reason for refusing tina;
III was the understanding that h,s wife and minor
chlG!cn were 10 receive their letters free 81 pos
"tagc." aud that Mr.. Y. Cprcorln and Mr. Kennel,
were both standing by when Free gave this nforma-
ton. Kennedy states that never beard Mr. Tree
"s0y that the Post Master General had refused 10
pay postage i1HerS directed to his wife and chill
"drcu.' The satisfactory dIsprova of SchoiciGs
account of Trees information, would bca statement
from Mr.. Tree denying that he gave that information
Or. Joue's assurance to Mr.. Kennedy, "that 10 d.
"rectons either written verbal Lave ever been
given by the Post Master General 20 remit postage
''thus Charged is no denial that pr. J. had made
! TO Mr.. Schofeli The admission referred to by The
latter. Nat. JvtT.
| o. Eondcytm Discovery. Editor ortl.e Eugui.
rcr has recently, rory recently, found out that
taxation from business is necessary ot ho Prcsi
dent and Heads of Departments, as ios tha -4,a1
Jicst citizen" Sec yesterdays Enquirer.
Something else IN the ,rjnd.-Mr. Bcrrisn the A.
iorney General Of the Il. States arrived suddenly iu
this city ON Saturday aud It is whispered that he Mi