Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01
From the Baltimore Patriot.
Extract from q letter dated

"wAsnrNcros. Nov Goth, 1880.
Il avail myself of the afternoon mail tn say, that
although the period for the meeting of Congress- is
near at hand, very few members have vet arrived
The FIRST business which it 10 supposed will come
before the Senate Is the impeachment OF Judge
Peck, for which purpose the Chamber 10 .porgeons
~ prepared. The Secretary Of War appears 10
have great press OF business upon hun. If one NAV
be permitted to Judge from the pacards posted at the
door and left upon the table m his audience room
nave mad occasion to call upon the honorable Secrc
tary since have been lie and tor that urpose nave
attended three days, and 1t was until yes, erday
that p received a notice posted on one OF tue door
checKs informing that his honor could be al
ter IL o'clock, The reaches otce but u short peri.
Cd before chat time and would age etiquette 70
Cali ON him eisewhere and on a slate, lying upon the
circular able, the following SEN
tsnce;-"My tins Is SO occupied, and will be, for
some days, tha cannot persons, except it DC,
important aud pressing b1siness J IL r. N " 10.
had not before noticed these lines upon the slate
although from their date, week old, and not being
a0e to form an idea how the Secretary To- know
whether my business was 'impoTtdnt and pressing
unless was to inform INN | withdrew. | was
relating the circumstance 20 Il gentleman, vino IN
formed me that young man VINO mad business with
the Secretary, was deain oil expense i. the CITY
ten days without seeing his honor. being constant
ly refused; at length he applied President who
gave him an anonymous note TO the Secretary which
the young man sent IN TO his Office by OF the
servants waiilns--thc consequence as the Young
man ob aimed audience and was despatched
businesses settled, III Ten mnnIes
Jackson
Buren, are much chagrned u the mos numilla ting
" disgraceul termination of Randoph's mission.
They parry. as well as tncy can, Ubes and leers
OF trends and opponents, by passing 1t 10
count OF his Ill health, bul when ola he Is lot
yet ''under the oak tree,' and will not be TOR
years 20 come, and that his church yard cough"
IS a bugaboo of more than twenty years standIno
the General and NJ. Van give u down look und en- .
deavor 10 change the subject. The Genera takes
fire and Is as quick powder when a lltie pushed
Among The names suggested for the place, wag
has held up IN bold reief, "nOnest George Kre-
mer, who was all orig. nal Jasksonite and . about
the only OF the creatures OF the Hero who mas
not been ~arded. Although grolesque charac-
ter and tho butt of all circles. he would look the
character better than Roanoke and behave better
at Court. He has strong sagaciSus mind thoug Oh
rough and uncultvated, winch, occasionally. has
been put to good use. One thing cer,an, his
stiff neck'd democracy, would never alioN HIM to
come down upon his bones before any
Potentate on earth.
dead sci has been made by portion OF the Jack
son party in Philadelphia against Mr.. Ingham, the
Secrctaryof the Treasury. series OF numbers
have appeared IN The Pennsylvania Inquirer, which
anmadvert upon his official and political conduct IN
the most direct and positive terms, and declare among
other things, that lie was imposed upon Gen. Jack
son, by base political intrigue. They charge the
Secretary with being mean and malicious and shock
ingly vIndicilve towards those of the Jacksonites
who do not favor his schemes OF sell aggrandisement
and OF using his station To the rewardng his personal
friends the exclusion Of mcri,orious and long tried
democrats of the Jackson brood. The writer W no
signs himself Lafayette, calls loudly upon the Gen
eral to dismiss the Secretary from his Cabinet
Whether he will 60 out or not IS not known but is
certain there has been such discordant, nei-
fcient Cabinet since the formation of this Govern
ment, and one so little deserving the respect of the
public, and the head the worst Of them all! But
there Ia redecming spirit in the People and 1 have
confidence they Will yet hur them from their Ill
ten power, and thus eccl by votes what France
has done by ner bayoncts. We have our Charles Y, h
and Prince Polignac well as France.