Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE /, 1893.

ID Nothing is can be More decisive Of the con
seriousness felt by Gen. Jackson aud his ministers of
the radical improperly of the proscripive SYSTEM
and the disgust L is calculated to excite than the to-
tai cessation Of the announcement Of removals and
appointments. through the o6iciat at Washington,
the Virtuous Telegraph At first they were all ga
zetted with evident triumph and satstactioY but
since the uncquvocal manifestations Of popular abr-
renee, Duff has wholly re!nguis'.ed the practice
The motive in this REIMBURSEMENT, is that tf, reno
va!s may reach the public one at time and thus
fan upon it with less effect, than by simultaneous
enumeration. We have u cunning administration at
Washington.
We are led to these observations, BY observing
changes announced in quarters Of the Union
before they were communicated from Washington.
Thus in the Missouri Republican, of May L. We find
the following:
RsmGra-Rchard Graham Of ,is county, Indian Agent
having been guilty of the deadly sin Of believing Cen Jackson
unfit TO be President of these United he a been re
Virginia.
Capt VasLon has the merit Of being, what cannot
be said Of all many Of the Presidents eleres-he
is al aIniablc and irreproachab tuam. He was one
of the Ambristcr and ArIsutlDot Cou-: Martial.
Tie eisAtssaM Editor.--Nrc some time qro, er-
pressed our surprise, that ShSdrach Penn, editor Of
the Louisville Advertiser after Duff Green the mos
skfully abusive Of all the jackson editors, had no,
yet received his reward. It will appear by the an
nexed paragraph from the Kentucky Focus that the
of surprise at an end hadrack is rcwar-
| ded, and in a form.
We understand that the Editor Of the Advertiser at this place
has received his eOard He cmploycdto print blanks
for the post offices in tue country, from Pittshur to
dreams ana IRON the Aeghany TO the Rocky mountains
hitherto this printing has been done different points more
convenient TO the Offices he supplied By the arrange
cn TWO OBJECTS VIII be effected The la5encss of the job
enables the do the little cheaper so hat
something may DC said about economyan1 still profits
MAKE cn reward 10 the favored pafzan That the ultimate
expense to the government viii be less little skeDtica
The late postmaster general Jackson man. had authorised
large stock OF blanks to be printed which hand
but the printer contends that the old blanks should be
thrown away that he may have the benefit of furnishing
supply fresh from ta economical mint Of Jackson and reform
Louisville For,ts.
UJ=We concludcthe Cd days sketch of the argument
before the District Court at Washington in the case
Of DIR. Watkins; and on tomorrow, we viii present
from the Telegraph, the evidence upon which the
Grand Jury found the presenment against him. We
solicitors to put our readers in possession Of the
whole undisguised truth Of the case--not so much
from any opinion entertain Of its importance--for
in truth, il differs but lite if at ell from any other
case of fraud default enough ofwhch have occur
red to make them ineligible TO all--but TO show
the folly and injustice of locating any share Of the
blame Of the transaction upon the late administration
who neither can be, ought to be responsible
for Watkins default, any more than the Governor
and Council Of Virginia ought to have becn for the
default of the late unhappy Treasurer of Virginia.
1t IS for this purpose that such pains have heen taken
by the Jackson prints to exaggerate Watkins case
ont Of all limits and to start it forth on the winds to
all parts Of the Union.
Err Clay AT Ho1TE.--Fhe Kentucky Commcnta-
Tor saysA grand assemblage and dinner, in honor Of