Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18
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As we anticipated, the ~ Y Courier g. Enquirer
is in great trbu!ation, at the rejection Of M n.
Noah, and falls foul of the Richmond Enquirer, for
expressing its dislike of editorial appointments
This IS highly complimentary to the latter and it
ought to make the most OF it-so seldom eau it be
abused for consistency.
We give the following oxtract, as somewhat omi-
nous:
us there at the bottom of all this something deep
er than the mere occupation pursuit of citizens in
tho minds Of some Senators? Yes. and the timc
may come, when it will bn imperious upon us TO
tear away the veil and expose the whole machinery
to the eyes of the people.
We have nothing to say to our opponents. We
had nothing To expect from them-we had right TO
AK favours from then-they have been consistent
and true TO each other, white General Jackson has
had fsisc, or protesting friends inure his cause
IL the South Will sacrifice his friends III his manner
without cause, other sections of the union will be
more true to him fle will soon have every State in
New Eng land, with the exception, probably of Mns-
sachasctts. Sixteen Senators are TO be elected du-
ring the course OF the current year Ii is useless for
nun TO make sacrifices 10 retain such friends as Mcssrs
Tazewcl, Tyler, of Virginia, and Mr. Smith of
South Carolina who can alternately be with him or
against him their secret views or priva,o nprnoso,
direct We have done with this subectrGJr The
p esent only We shall take it I'D hereafter At
length. Our letters from Washington, i'm express
ing great regret and modification at the result of
Mr. NoAH's nominations indicate hope tina, as only
one vote was against him, that it may be reconsider
cd"
We only fear that The discretion of the Editors,
Will get the better of their passion. If i. do not,
we anticipate rich treat, fer doubt not on this
subject there are secrets worth knowing end these
Editors arc in possession Of some of them
T. The city of Troy, N. Y, has followed tho OK
ample Of Albany, and the Regency" has been nj
tery defeated, and the Working Men" triumphant.
The New York Jackson papers say that this new
party. is only the old Adams g. Clay party reorgan.
lied under ndnrc. Should it be equally
successful elsewhere we shall cxpec, 10 hear dill
icrcnt tune from them
u As VIC have heard doubts expressed whether
Mrs Barney wrote the letter addressed to the Pro-
sidcnt, we publish the following from Niles Weakly
Register He would hardly speak thus positively,
were he not well assured of what he says
We have no remarks to mokc on this Iady's letter
land give it as "alth'ul chroniccrs' of the events
OF tie times. but II may be observed Whatever diff
ferent persona and Of different parties nnv think Of
lt--,hat the whole idea ofsuch proceeding and eve
~ thought aud word used, is undoubtedly her own
No one acquainted with tho energy and power of Lr.
mind, VIII, for moment, hesitate on this subject
Tile NcU Constitution. we have returns of tho
April vote on the new Constitution from all the owuq
ana countess except Accnmack Henry, Scott and
WestmoroIond by which i, appears 20 .eg4 votes
were given in its favor, and 1897 against it. 10
which add the May vote OF five counties heard from
ZIG tor 81 against, and tho vote at present stands
For the Constitution 1850
Against il t5O59
Present majority for the Constitution G5o2
To TuE EDIToHs or TIP Wurc