Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-22

mana ging with uscn,lncss the important du,sI -
the Office but he had not been there lonr bsfore
had in fabricstng, and circulating the slsr1sr' -.
made known to hun. No sooner had NJ ffer,Ss,
withdrawn from the Office, than Nj Brown ,eS 4,
operation the machinery to destroy hs Official ehssso
subseTvieni his views but failing in this - -
to work to drive them from Office. In this ne was
countenanced BY both Mr. Calhoun and M. Vsn
Buren, both expecting TO gain ascendancv a. ths
post Office department. and both desiring to crosrsaS
Mr.. Mclean. Tho Mr.. B.adleys were femoveh - !
by The means conttived BY Mr. Calhoun, assstS IS
wol u a. ,a sna mr. Brown The depart
Inc controversy between the Editors Of che TeIe.
graph and Courier is known 10 Won Grenk soI,c;.
tnde had been expressed for sonisS weeks as 10 Mr.
RENTAL. IL was known that Mr. TazewelI NJ
Tyler, and Mr. Smith, of South Cayonnng ,rcn, ~,
under any circumstances, vote for him. Bsfore NJ
King wss removed from the Office Of Navy AGENT =,
Norfolk Mr. sTazewell, being at Baltimore, and
hearing that his removal was meditated enne
| to washington and remOnstrated against n RI
told the President that At would not meet with ~
appreciation OF Virginia to carry the present proscr;D
tive measures into that States that h was ana "A
been, the policy of Virginia ncocae snirit of IN
dependence IN every voter in the State. and for th.t
purpose the mode ofvoting cissp ccs was adopted -
ana no one wa 10 Dc inmidated or battered BY thoe,
IN power The President informed him that Mr.
k'ng would notbe removed account Of his pol.
tics, but because he was defaulter. Mr. Tazsraii
| ana nc knew Mr. King well and could not believe
q n
Iney The President requested him TO 90 and sec Mr.
Kendall, aud examine The aceounts fIe did so. and
the result was, as he Thought. land he now enter
ts ah,i 5ne sane opinion that the States are in
we'll was convinced from the knowledge obtained n
The examination Of Mr.. King papers that MI Ken-
dali was'wlloly incompetent for the Office of Fourth
Auditor. GO ~ So, - sls7l7 s., st
With the Justification of the three Sanaforsl r,.s
toned, was all important that some ON. or more %
those VINO had been friendly to the election Of Mr.
ADAMS snoule be detached from the opposition. Mr.
icndrcks, OF Indiana, IL known WINS ANXIOUS FIR
are election and therefore was disposed To inv Tho
experiment 'of standing ontwo stools He rece;v
cd with much compuconcy the advances of Southern
senators, and much attention was paid 10 him nv tho
officers of different departments The second Al;
tor the bosom friend of the President was At hi,
lodgings on the evening before the Nominations were
acted IL was under these circumstances that the
nominations OF the printers were taken i'm ON tho
/ 10TH When the Vice President rave his cas,ins-
vote for Mr. Kendall, the New York Senators Ind no
doubt but the condition of NJ. Noah was safe It's
not the first timethey have been dcccyed md anonL
transpired the Indian question Ia NM tbcno @
ther guard, and to cause them to reflect whether
they might not associate vii those who would
treat them with better faith. Mr. Calhoun and his
friends knew that Mr. Noah was not to be con
mined, and that the responsibility of the rejection
was NOT to fall on him. He has no hopes of New
York. and the influence of Mr.. Noah, he knows. will
not be exercised in his favor, Not SO of the western
county and the influence of Mr. Kendall the " Pre-
sdent ~ his friends very well knew that the appoints
ment ofMr X lay aeor the heart of the President. Il
must De confirmed thereore; and the more conspic-
uous Mr.. Calhoun was in the confirmation tho Te.,
or would be the obligation of the Presidents friends
1t was not until Senator from North Carolina
voted against Mr.. Noah, that Mr. Dudley and Mr.
SANFORD were aroused from their supposed security
to see their real danger. II was then too late.
hendals and all the important nomina tions had been,
disposed Of 1t is not supposed that Mr.. Van Buren,
had anticipated this result himself He needs I'll
assistance Of Sias Wright: and some measures n,,st
be adopted TO bring him here, or with the Presdenta
want of capacity, and Mr.. Calhoun's management II
WI be doubtful whether the prediction of Cen No