Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-25

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70 transport the troops of the Unt,d States to the
aeiow Stone, and had received untold thousands for
ms expenses. Mr. Brown had sguandered the funds
=. S"upola Coliege, and Col. Johnson had endea-
10 relieve tue institution by an application TO
Consress' Several clerks IN the post offic., vere
lrie.iay 10 Mr. calhoun, whose services IN his unde
.ani"ss we're DINO small Importance; but the one on
winch he principally relied was Mr Hro,vn rIa val
Knew that this man would not STD, shor, NJ ,co,
pushing any object he had in view. h had avn;led
himself 81 his AID in Frustrating Gov aeiqs when
-, -. went INTO the post oics departments
ne honestly and sincerely believed tia, Cav MIS-
hed fallen from that high moral citation he once &C.
| cupied, and that he had become incnpabts of lo
naIaing WIN Usefulness the inportan, duties OF
,pe sihce But be had not been there lontr bsro,e
| De was undeceved and the agency thai Ne R.
had ln,fabricating. and circulating the sIanaa 49,.
made Known TO him No sooner ha,. Mr. NC, .egn.
withdrawn from tbs office, than Mr. Pro- -, 80
operation the machinery TO destroy his ofical char,
ter lie endeavoured tn make the Dir Bradlevs,
suoServieni to has views; but falling In this he sa
to work TO drive them ffum office. In this he yss
countcnanced by both Mr. Calhoun and air Van
Buren,; beth.expecting to gain an ascendancy IN the
post ONCE department. and both desiring to PROSTATE
Mr Mclean The Mr.. Bradleys rerc removed; and
6y me nfans conirlred by Mr. Calhoun, sisted by
Col Gardner and III Brown, The post Office depart
ment at ibis time is under Mr.. Calhoun direction
The controversy between the Editors of the Tele-
graph ard Courier Is known to vcn Great sohei-
tnde had been expressed for SOM we ks Mo Mr.
Kendall IL was known that Mr. TazeWru Mir
Tyler, and Mr. Smith, of South Carolina would not .
under any, circumstances vote for him. Before Mr.
King was removed from the Office of Wavv vent M
N"rfoih' Mr.. iazHweli being at Baltimore, and
hearing that his removal was medltaied. came
to w ashington and demonstrated against it. He
old the President that would not meet with the
appreciation Of Virginia to carry the present proscru
tive measures into that State; that it was and had
been, he policy OF Virginia inculcn,e spiri of IN
dePendencein every voter the State; and for thHt
purpose the mode of voting cioa yoce was adopea
and no one was o. intindated iatlered hy thos-
n ft,n I--,,s r..
King would rot be removed on account nf his nol
ties but because ke defaulter. MIR TazeyyeIl
and he knew Aly. KIng well, and could not believe
that hehad sqaandered or misappied he public mo
ney The President requested hsnto go and sce M
Kendall, apd Examine he acc cunts He did So; and
the result i7es. O. he thought land be now enter
tans The sane opinion hat the u States are in
debted 20 Ii KDg liz at least go 900 Mr. .rsze
well was convinced, from the knowledge obtained in
the. examination of Nr Kings papers that Mr. KIN
dan was wholly Incompetent for the Office Of Fourth
Auditor.
With the disafFection of the three Senators men
toned 1t was all important that some one or more OF
those who han been friendly to the election Of MIR
Adams should be de ached from the opposition MIR
hendricks o indiana, was known was anxious for
re cleo on. and therefore disposed to try the
experiment got standing on ryyo stools H receiv
ed WI much eompiacency the advances Of Southern
SENATORS, una much attention psId him By the
officers # different dersr ments The second Audi.
Tor tse bosom friend Of the President, was at his
"dgirss on the evening before .ta noRinatinns wore
acted on II vas under these oircums ances that th.
som'natiens oftbe prlnters were taken up On tho
10 h. When tn Wee President gave his .stIna
vote for nj Kendall, The NV York EIena ors Ia no
doub but the condition Of 81. Noah was safe II ie
not the frat lime thrv have S.aa deeaved and onoGoh
raaspired on the Indian question to put them on
then guard, and 10 them % reflect whether
thef night not associate WI b those who would
treat them with better faiti,. Sar Calhoun and his
friends knew that Er Enab was no, to be CON
armed and that the responsibility of the rejection
MT IN oil h-, Ill
ork and The influence of Mr.. Noah he knows will
not be exercised in his favor Not of tie western
country and the influence Of Mr. Kendall; he v Pre-
sden g lis friends very we'll knew thar the appoint
meEt ut 2r & lay he heat Of the Pro- dsnt TX
must be ccnSrned therefore; and tho more eonsni-
udus VI Calhoun was i'll the confirmation the great
o. would be the obligation of the Preeidents friends
1t was nor Until Senator from North Carolina
v"ied against Mr. Noah, thai hlr. Dudley and Mr..
Sanford wsre aroused from their supp ,sed eecuritv
10 sc their real danger. 1t was tien 100 la
Kendas and oil the important noinina tions had heer
disposed oY ID s not suppcs ed that Mr. Van Buren,
ma anticipated this result himself Eie neads be
essisance OF Silas Virgin. and soE.e meaoutcs FAUST
pc adopted TO bring BIN here, with he Presidents
an, OF capacity, and Air Calhouns management it
vii be doubtful whether The prediction Of Gen NO
Bile viii be realised
The proceedings of Congress on "Wednesday, were
not OF particular interest
~ At meeting of thu S ,ckholders of the Bank
Of Virginia yesterday TINS city tie charter ofsr-
cd by the last General Assembly was accepted, syes
s75-noes 6g9.
" Atthe last Superior Court ofTsaw for kenavvlia
the Grand Jury presented the James River Company
for not clearing the K-nawha River Of distractions,
and providing certain facitic for navigation rs was
their duty BY fauo. no order was taken. {ssys The
ResistcT) owing probably, the Attorney for tho
Commonwealth not Saving determined what course
he should pursue.
M0NDAY .:oKNlNG, MAY n, 1890.