Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, 1PRII 20 1aeo,
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE,
WAsH,NGrox, April 10, 1890.

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From the circumstance that Mr. Hill tr,ns,c,od
pubic business IN the Comp; rollers Office ultc, his
eJecioh by she Senate, probably has arisen the ru
NOR that ne president may be prevailed on TO re-
nominate MIN, or to refrain from making pnv mimi
nation during the session. and then to renlacn hin -
the Ccmptroiers Office, for the recess with tho
chance OF different result next year Such reoo,ts
arc circulated and were not that two-thirds of the
senate voted against Hill, some credit Tniuhi no nj
ven 10 the report. Mr.. Hill is certainly WORKING e.
duiousIy to effect some object, but what that oBicct
is, time alone can disclose. He wasi in tho Houso ~
Representatives on Friday following up closely some
OF MS congressional coniederates from the New En-
gland Htatcs, and probably getting signatures 70
TESTIMONIALS to his integrity fitness &C. or some mo
mortal that such extraordinary integrity and ftness
as are concentrated in him should not be suffered -,
be cast INTO the frost and the shade to be nppcd and
TO anguish in unobserved steriiitv He seon,s ~
have that phosphoric ingredient in him. the vor,, inn
purity OF which is luminous. and which will con,in
Tie TO shine, tread throw water upon IT, ne rrucj
you please. There Isl however stronr cornnn,i,ior
LOT MS once; malignant Influences bescttinr tho
star OF his destiny; and the great probability is tbo
they Will be too powerful for him TO resist TIo will
De carried down the current OF fate as thousands
much more meritorOus, have been before hin, A
Air, HIaXcy OF Md, who has been constant friend
OF Mr calhoun, Is n candidate Tor the office Will
what chance Of success, it is impossible for mo n
say. BlT. Wicklfie IS another candidate Ccr,a,n
u, m every requisite which makes Uvpetion nrcfr
able to a Satyr, Mr.. MaXcy is superior and ne en-.
P'iOl 4" W.T. NANCY out tnS very superiority
prove fatal to his claims, for merit and dernnr eoo
TO have changed their wontcd influences and a0sCi
mems fortunes differently from what they were used
10 do. '''0 O''"
Sing Pmans to the praise and glory Of AIr Hub
Oard OF New Hampshire. iIc is ono Of tho i'm, n
the day but he is lion rampant lie bids fpir "a ~
va hls Acachcr and guide, the bright eyed. cInor
headed, single hearted Woodbury., in all those nron
critics Of consistency di5ntcrcsodness p,iriptisro
and political purity, not forgetting the humble yirt,o
End moicsiy, for which the Peter or ,o,k Of iyc,,
England democracy, which Senator Benton IA die
posed 10 build his republican church. IS 20 universal
~ celebrated. Should the Woodbury. star ,nodIy
shoot rom lie orbit, the Hubbard star may ycrv n
ydenty dart into It, for the wise purpose Of prCepl
~" That disorder, danger, and chaotic perpIeyi,v
""!ch might otherwise Cusuc from the exfi6guisI
hcEt oi 30 bright iumnaTy from our political liffno
Weht' Mr. Angel Of Now York does not 0sgyue
more iron dcspotsm over the whole of the New York
aeIegalon, than Mr. llHbbard exercises over the do
legation from New Hampshire. The only difference
H. that the materials on which the latter has 10 onn
rate arc moro plastic, and more readily vinld a,J
lorm TO TIC touch than those on which fhc Mo-,
YORK artist desires TO work Mr. Hubbard Icd tho
New Hampshire delegation IN unbroken pLoI,n,
against the Buffalo Road Bill because the Presiden,
ana Mr. Woodbury. gave him hs cue. but when Mr.
angel, taking the same cue from the President md
DIR. Van Buren,, attempted TO- lead all the Now Yo,L
delegation, he was cruelty resisted, and was told by
Mr.. Magee on the floor Of tho House. that no v,,
not to consider himself tho leader Of the New Yor
delegation, nor as speaking the sentiments of fhc
state an vas pOintedly admOnishcd neither TO mr.
fofate dignity nor 10 nisroprcscnt his constituents
Inc Senate I'D not 70 into Evccu'i"' eresion vo,.