Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-22

..,,,rsd against it. He told the Presi-
d Ft CIV !, would not meet with the approba-
:ni nI T.";n;a 70 carry the present proscriptive
% o. - mo that State &c that IT was and had
si'a'ss' nol;cy of Virginia to inculcate spirit
cen, w 5snce in every voter in the State; and
iadsp, uarro.e. the mode of voting uipa ooee
cI' p,sd and no one was to be intimidated
= s' ~ by those in power. The President
. nr.sjib him ,Sat Mr.. King would not be remov-
l''l .c,opnt of his politics, but because he was
] oa 80 Mr.. Tazewell said he knew Mr..
GEL MI and could not believe that he had
%! .S SS,, or misapplied the public money. The
- .5,., reouested him to 90 and see MIR. Ken
: ~ canine the accounts. He did so;
l 80 1. r,srlt WAS, as he thought, land he now
~ as ma me same opinion, that the United
, =. arp indebted to Mr.. King at lest $4,000.
= 'T,gesell was convinced, from the know
:. attained in the examination OF MIR. Kings
~" that Mr.. Kendall was wholly incompe-
G- rbe Office Of Fourth Auditor.
- Nth the disaffection Of the three Senators
..,,ed. il was all important that some one or
:, Il those who had been friendly to the cleo
1",rNr Adams should he detached from the
.,.i,ion. Mr.. Hendricks, of indiana, it was
~ was anxious for reelection, and there
,n,. dismissed TO try the experiment Z" of stand
- ,uo stools" lie received with much COM
.,,e,,y the advances Of the Southern Senators,
4 mnch attention was paid to him by the Off
=, + different departments. The Second Au-
-. ne bosom friend of the President, was at
I. ~l.ings on the evening before the nomina-
gs were acted on.
N va, under these circumstances that the
.,r;;o,ions Of the printers were taken up on the
Nh. When the Vice President gave his casting
AZ 6r VIZ. Kendall, the New York Senators
ri no doubt but the condition of Mr.. Noah was
- It's not the first time they have been de-
.,ed: and enough transpired on the Indian
,41oa TO put them on their guard, and 20 cause
nm to reflect whether they might not associate
~ hose who ,-ould treat them with better faith
". Calhoun and his friends knew that Mr.. No
A. as not to be confirmed, and that the respon-
gsfy Of the rejection was not to fall on him.
H. hlsnO hopes of New York; and the influence
4 Nr. N4ah. he knows, will not be exercised in
s isrOr Not so of the western country and
ieA1leuCe VI hT. htuudlis lhe VICE icsIucuI
md lis friends very well knew that the appoint
nm. of Mr.. Kendall lay near the heart Of the
President II must be confirmed, therefore; and
he more conspicuous Mr.. Calhoun was in the
affirmation, the greater would be the obligation
& the Presidents friends. 1t was not until a
%aipr from North Carolina voted against Mr..
ynh, that Mr.. Dudley and Mr. Sanford were
.oased from their supposed security, to see their
mi danger. II was then TOO late-Hendall's
nd all the Important nominations had been dis
Used Of. IL is not supposed mat MIR. Van Bu-
rnhad anticipated this resui, himself. tie needs
ae assistance Of Silas Wright; and some mea'
arS must be adopted to bling him here, or with
h Presidents want of capacity. and Mr.. Cal
on's management, it will be doubtful whether
he gediction Of Gen. Noble will be realised"