Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-18
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a DAY AFTER TAR FAIR

A DAY APYER THE FAIR
10. nc s Hs% sss Or 1 ss LISa e .. =. &
In THIS State passed through that place bis way
odies ha. been given to suo,he1 and 70 ra
IRE We're no, for this, hc might perhaps succeeded
upon re uoufndfiou
q%e gentleman alluded to in tho above has arrived
at Washington and from that place. addressed long
and do'orous address TO tho public. He used great
expedition to get to Washington before the adjourn
ment travelling 500 miles in days. calculating
we presume, upon a denomination. but be lived
unfortunately at too great distance. disc bad his
hopes probably been realized
10 bis address, Mr. Gardiner adru,s be wos reiec
ted by the unanimous vote of tho Senate. JIs mode
OF accounting for this tanimay, is sufficiently quaint
Tic says; Uc had been Editor, that was enough
with some: he had been jealous and active par,zan
IN putting down the reign of i'll gotten and prositut
ed power; that vas enough for others. These Two
DIVISIONS comprehend those opposed to regarding
Editors, mud tho opposition Now let Us ser how
MT 1ardiner accounts for the remaining stauuch and
thorough going Jacksonans-Grundy, Benton. 81 ID
onins senus-how does he account for their vo,na
against him, who voted for all the rest except Minor
Lee! Why, Mr.. Gardiner says, .rhe balance Grun.
n.y. Benton, ct td) who unwilling that the onno
ston should boast Of triumph in defeutinr q norn
nation of the President determined to proven, i, by
an unanimous vote" we quote bis yerv words
This Is new mode of preventing triumpb.n he
rendering that triumph IF it be any triumph, more
signal and complete. We wonder Grundy, Benton #
I'd had not thought of this clever expedeut for de-
ealing tho triumph of tho opposition, in tho manv
"ther cases of rejection by the Senate
We have not seen a better argument apains, ,ro
I"'pst"' than Nr' Gafdiner's, and we hope that it
mas not been lost on the second Washington "poor
says hc) and powerless living inoffansvely In re
mote aud solitary region Of the West surrounded nv
wife wth sg',t dau.tors and two little sons. ono
~odd have snpposed that had my fobIes bonn r,e,.
CO 'hsn they arc, should have brsn permittsd To
break my nscnd 10 psaco, least Until thoss who bsd
40 iuteE"t in tho faithful discharge Of uy oi. do
ties Thought proper complain. Was there any
compaintS bot whispe-."
a very melancholy csse indeed, and we know no.
thing to advise, but that the complainant oo TO Diff
Green for consolation. When remons,rances have
been made by tie HERDS oaa victius, at his takn,
the bread ont Of their child5cps mouths without
'aut or theirs. Duff has bsen wont to console them
after the following fashion: "3cn. jackson will re-
yard h1s friends and punish bis enemies" or ",he
a'ons ofthe Coalition ought to expect to retain
ONCE onder man they opposed" or Watkins and
Filieorown were defaulters, ego all Gro def.ulters
bet Gardiner 60 to Duff for consolation that Tristan
L'Hornite cas give il.
Another CAUSE of complaint which has been repeat
ehly urged against Gen. Jackson and his alrunyls.
vas, that they alloWed their victims to know nothn,
OF The cause which induced thoir removal and thus
withheld from them all moans Of sa,isfyino tbe,
TRENDS that they bad DOT boon removed for auy thipo
Which touched their iotegrIty. Mr. Gardiner it seems
no" feels the injustice Of this mode of procccdinn-
LIE says, 81 do complain however that had neither
hU'e' nor uarniny nor liberty TO be heard in nv own
defence" Ilo asks for this opportunity las Mr..
Sladc asked Mr.. Van Buren,, and so manv have ast-
ed the President in vau and says the peope Of Ob;o
'will not tolerate that tyranny which, Iko Tarkish
DePof stranges its victims tn secret, and refuses 60
give reason for the barbarous act" Poor sIr Gar
d'"er' 1t he will 60 to Van Buren,, or the Greatest
ano bet' either can satisfy him, Of the justice and
iePnoloansm of the proceeding, for is their uni
form practice thus to act.
We pity the family Of the mau--but f,r him,elf.
Jnaiicr and abettor Of jackson prescription, and
VINO only got into Office, by the eviction OF a man
against whom there was eompiant--for him who
contributed TO fix tho'o very principles upon tho
cou"try,. which have taken the broad out of IN.
iuou'hs OF 30 many families numerous and poor IL
MS own--for bin, who in this very address to the
public, has the efrontery to speak of .cro,,,u,ed
power" and the bnscness to avi,h bis lttorv INN,
the mao, who systematically acts upon the proscrio
ton lie affects to Condemnation him. VIC feel no gym
patby, no compassion.
His attack upon Judge BurDott, is ridiculous. lie
IS not devoid Of understanding, and he ought to know
that Judge Burnotts justification, 10 found in the
Unanimous cooperation Of tho Senate.
Mrs. Barney.-Tho letter Of this celebrated lady.
10 Gen. Jackson, received the circulation and the adj
m'rat'on which its unrvalled force and elegance de-
served. So much was the public mind excited to see
It, that jackson editors were under the necessity Of
circulating it, though tremendous castigaton of
their chief attempting however, with bad qraec, to
parry i'' effect. by stripping krs. Barney ofthc crcd,