Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29
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MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1880.
1ne fiery ordsaf--Noah, Swartwout, iiilI, Kendall
and the great body Of tho Editors with few of tn,
Burritcs appointed by the Second Washington th,
greatest and best, still remain hung UP in The Sen
ate slope deferred, sickeneth the heart ,sayeti
Holy Writ. Whatever the Senate mean to do il i:
evident that the President has given them pill tc
swallow, which requires their utmost exertion Me-
yer had Senate such sett of nominees TO digest
Poor slaves Of party. though drcsscd in the robes
ofpower and authority, how little arc veto be en-
We'd after all. To be reduced TO tho dilemma Of Of
tending Gen. Jackson on one hand, offending your
own conscienccs on the other. Your oa,is OF 10y
atty to the constitution and country picking you on
side; the fear of Duff Green, and Of forleitng
your title to belong e Republican party be con-
sidered the hue Simon PuEcs-spurring you on the
other. This is it to be Jackson Republicans--JacL-
Senatorsl Jackson Republican. That
sensible men should covct the honor of having
their claims to political orthodoxy measured
by absurd Standard That in this sec
sible, intelligent country, it should have come
TO ths that are to be weighed and nea-
si-od, not by their lives and conversations, bur b
Jdcksonism! That even in the Senate of the United
States, the Representatives OF Soyetegniies,-
when such men Tazewell, Smith. Forsyth, Troup,
Bib, CHASE and many others, who constituted parl
ofthe Government in the days that gone, the days
of prinoipie-we say what must these mon feel and
think in their souls, when they fndJgcsontsut
urged upon them guide from which it is fatal to
their orthodoxy if they deparn They who know
who jackson s--who know that he is every way
inferior themsevcs--in abilities, in knowledge in
tho learning and experience of statesmen--who
know that he is indebted to single accident for all
his fortune-and that before that event he was not
entilled their personal respect much less to their
political adorntiop-we say what must these really
enlightened think of ;hoir predicament and 81
the times, when they, the friends of Jefferson and
Madison, and Republicans mall times, must now be
JdeksOniGns, or cease to be Republicans,
The picture is not overcharged We see its truth
in every division Of the U States. Not a State in
the Union, but has witnessed the example OF men,
known and esteemed as valuable citizens, upright
men, and uniform Republicans, long before General
jackson was knewn out of his own parish, turned
from Office for other reason but that they did not
subscribe to his superior qualifications for his present
station! This rank tyranny and inJustice-this most
foul disgrace to free institutons-this outrageous
violence to common sense, the Senate ofthe United
States must however support--they must approve
the Hero's nominations, Mordecai the Jew on one
side. and Duff on the other win let them know what
il is to offend Tie Republlcanpar'y!
We observe in the Telegraph of Saturday, long
list Of nominees confirmed Kendall, Noah, Hill,
swartwout. &C., are not of the number, and there
prevails some doubt whether these worthies viii get
ntir -
seb Is our opinion of Jacksoaisai, that we still be-
lieyc the Jackson Senators will confirm all thattoe
s,rreatcst and best desircs-cxeept IN those cases
only, where, like Lces-they themselves would lose
more in moral standing by confirming than they coH'o
gain politically, by stickiIg TO Jacksonisui, lhey
NAV probably esteem Kendalrs suchfo case. On
The subject of the nominations, the Nanonni inteih
ecncer Of Saturday says
,e Senate was yesterday again ptneipatS eeepeu, "
secret session. Executives business l,s no,roent +,
the case OF George Read Attorney OF tue Vnleo 9'as " W
District Of Delaware ~, ,t,,,.t ss o. <
Attorney for the District Of Ohio. which we
Thursday, subsequently fcsonsas'sp' NS''s''' s'
a On @ Of John Decatur The Office Of Collector
of tho Customs fo the port OF ~ s h ,oush1
M q decison we are appehensve that me p9sp nuns
Gently addressed the Senate by I'VE .'sw ao ,s ooon
not have the desired eject OF sSieu'""S "' ~
OF this portion Of their doiy. -, e,r .o,isatc
Yesterday being Of Che days by rule 81. tpa' o
,s;ness tie House Of Representatives spent Gay w aS
on nIyaie bills arge OF which passed hloS Com
detailed n6tiso Of them oSligedto de'' 10 our nsN
papsE
No. Mr. Chiffon has published another ana q 'sto'
,vhicb ;s destined to make greet impression y
deals in Official Jacs which cannot be gaihsaid' II
viii appear tomorrow
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