Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13
From ike Pitts6arg Salesman.

DUFF GREEN * HENRY Is hLDWiN.
The lis, received L. , Telegraph brings u
most abusive tack on Henry Baldwin. Our
declaration, thai We believed G. -ueral Jao kson's
wishes and feelings 20 be in favor Of NJ Bald
wins appoin' n nj 10 the NaCan, sya, on The
Supreme BruCh but that we a'so believed hat
n, dare no; appoint Rim in opposition 20 the
exposed ~i,he, Of DrF Green! has Affordrd
an uppor,uni'y, which as been eagerly ii zrd
aron, nv that a,roeanr aud presuming editor,
10 strut himself side by side wI'h Henry b Id
yin.
The controlling influence Of this man, over
me presideu', is uornriuus-we al least beiler~
ed i, 10 Aisr, aad SO Grazing is his vaDi y, mat
impulatinus of HI, iofurUce are AIKEN as COM
glner,s, No a temp, 'Ger,tnre, Is made To
dspyove the CoTreCtuess of cur opIn!on on This
subject, but. on the contrary, IL plainly appears
iron, the following paragranh, that we have not
Oyerrgted us own estimate Vt his influence with
The President;
MI. b lldwin came on 10 this city, and ait
ed upon ne President. IRE have no doubt, for
the purpose Of prrsocAl EXPLANATIONS -Know'
ing his art. AMI having been advised Of he in,
dU>ry used by hims Il aud some Of Mr.. Clsy's
PsunsylvanIa pJr,I>.us, to deceive the Presi-
dent into belief that he was he favorie can
dldae Of he mocraric party OF p nnsylvania,
!or he vacant Judgrship, and knowing the tr
nacl with viii h the Presidea, aGnrres 10 his
Pr'07ai frsads We were under some aHprr.
he'aIoh lha Mr Baldwin would wo,k his way
10 ne bsnch Of thr Suprsme Court! We are
much grath"d 10 learn, thro' the Statesman,
that ne has abandoned all hopes, and tina, NJ is
hereafter to be ranked, as he has long since in
SlLy been, among The most bitter personal
,s'FH and political opPonents Of General
Lykson."
Inc consistency, which one moment aliudes
10 Mr. BALDWIN i, one Of the personal friends If
he President, and in he mex densunc,s him
'heing and "as having long since been among
The most bitter personal ,evilers and polite al
opponents OF GrneaI Jackson" exhibits i spe
elnrn OF edi orial genius for which General
H'ren Is rather nolerio4s In regard 10 his
having e" learned from he Statesman that Mr..
oAiGwlo has abandoned all hopes" we refer %
o"' '9lu ms 10 prove the fai,ity Of the ssser-
u"n VIZ never said, rrver minated. nr'e,
mslrua'td such thing! Blu, i, suits the pre-
sent Purpose # he roior to impuIe this TO u,
sna Tor h'm that Is amply sufficient.
II Is asserted in the leIrg aph, ",ha, the ar
ncle IN the Statesman was published under
"' Mr Baidwih's) special advisemrut there
Can he no &ooh,. Mr. Baldwin and Nj. Clay
arc moun,ed on the same hobby Thi, charge
~ aleiAuon ~ unblusningly mad g ms, W
" MT ba!dtclH, was 10 intended for Us. &c.
inis charge, as 1t eites TO Mr.. Baldwin, is
'u'an and NrgenIlemanly as it relates 20 US it
'uneour'eous aud !ase. The only note that
W. ever received from i, gentleman, was one
sqHeahng 10 10 discontinue sending him the
S''smqH. He withdrew his subscription,
Iso'ins the excitement Of the late contest, and
"'"''e we chose TO oppose Gen. Jackson. with
,"s same asperi'y with which his oppnnen, was
'A"ea' Since that time, he has never been
'" wiring terms with the Statesman. We
',a'e 'hIs, not as the apologies, Of Mr.. Baldwin,
~ as aiact, that is well known here, and which
"as greatly cheapened Generals Green's saga,
w! "a and 'erAciiy in Pittsburgh.
Tue article 10 which he has alluded, was
'. sa under The conviction tina, Gen. Green
'u'!nasd TO be the mison and favori,c Of the
s''eent-iha, he was once so, is beyond all
is'u0n ana dispute. Our paragraph is copied
NV, cue telegraph, and Mr.. Baldwin is charged
S" oe'ns ITS suthor. his i, is one Of the srti-
'''' Z" that editor, to injure his eaemies aud