Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14
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ERlDAY MORNING, MAY IA 1880. =.
Ii IL said that the nomination OF James % Gardner
Tor the office of Register orthe Land Oace al Titfn.
Ohlo' was unanimously rejected by the Senate, and
That Moses Dawson, for The Office of Receiver Of
Public Moneys NJ Cincinnati received bn, free votes
-andthis too, by Senate which could be drnrooncJ
into giving q votes to Amos Kendall. Can it be
possible that one man be found in these O. States
more infamous than TINS Amos The Presidents So
lcctions for Office seem to be in bad uGour with the
senate Several administration papers cried aloud
Tor the names Of those dcsertcrs of the ,rt IN the
Senate, by whose Isaac Hill was rejected We
shall have the clamor now much louder md from all
quarters If the President considered the roinetion
OF Hill as personally disrcspeciul to himself what
willie say 10 three reflections in ono davs In f,ct
there has hardly been instance in the Senate Of
contested appointment in which some of the E,rccs
OF the administration have NOT deserted tho ranks
Look at the Treasurers case, ono nIniority-I.a-
grand's one mniority-Carr's one maor,y-ard This
by the absence of MIR Noblc-aud last tidnob no,
least Kendall tie Does this not prove ineontestj.
by,that to the Senate, the system of removals and
appointments acted by the Executive. appears
odious and ipled'--Whcn and under whose
admnlstr alton, did such thing ever occur before
The President ought to consider that he is dcgra-
died. not by the Senate, but by hs advisers who
have placed him in this most ridiculous situation
~ A letter from Lieut.. Webb is published in the
last Courier Enquirer, which gives account ofhis
attempt to DulT Green The statement cores
ponds in all its material parts with the account given
in the National journal, which VIC re- published 1t
IS stated in the N. York papers, that Gen Green Ia.
sent an account of the same to that city. We do not
,inl- he ,h; IS;
these letter to our columns.
u Having c-publishcd the hoax upou the PRESS
dent Of the U. States in relation to TIC Pos, Office at
Rodney, justice requires ofus thr publication 6c III,
following explanation from the United States fae-
graph.
RoDNry PosT OFFICE, Mrssrssupi.-Ana,tcmp,
has been mode ia n Mississippi paper. reiterated 10
the National Intelircnccr az Yesterday to- creatc
belief thnt the Postmaster al Rodney, Nisssslp was
removed upon fictitious letter, signed by Tie name
of Paul Ho0Uer This story turns out on 'cxami-
nation, to be Of character with the many other fab
Tications and eXargcratOns that buyc been devised
ind circulated against the Post Office Department -
The late change IN the Rodney Post Ohcc, was ,ndu-
ced by statements received from highly rnspecta-
bic quarter having local and personal knowledge Of
tho case, and character and responsibility tho pco-
pie interested, that commanded the utmost confidence.
they were from Gen Kinds, their representative
The charge related to the private character oGhe in
Cumbert, who not, Is alleged, removed on ps-
liical grounds: for tho gentleman who was apporrtud
OF the same political character with tho one re-
moved, and SO represented to be ut the tme Of his
appointment. l. may be we'll t0 add that the person
first appointed was not recomucndedby Putt Homer
and that his refusal To accept was account Of ITS PEE
cunia,y Disadvantages For ne says in ms letter de-
CHUNG 1t. at would result 10 considerable Joss 20
linn annually
The letters sguei Paul H,oro', (aud here IS more
than that Of which The Missssppt ra0cr sprqks,
as being addressed 90 tho President. and Cnntalu-
a.. l,-., 1y I..
lis political friends aud constitutional adreors) bore
evident marks Of having been go' up ON behalf oI the
Postmaster. to hWurt any uppiCa ION tor s removal.
This was the design Of rho iu'pusrtlon .. ay0w
cd, from friend oftbC ncumught 'lho1risls-ii1"-
ever, filled And cquuliy unsuCecssiuL unrk,
must be the imPudcnt deception now paiWcl upon thc
public Of mpntng the removable She unworthy means
Tcsoried TO TO prevent IT,
FROM LIVERPOOL The ship Supenof Can't
Thompson, from Liverpool. whence she sailed on ae
morning orthc 2d April, bound 10 Orleans, put into
Charleston on Sunday. She brought uo popafs The
following commercial letters, broagH ly tlla arrival
we find in the Charcstcf papers. Though only a
foy hours later than previous advccs they cale1-
lated TO have favorable iafu ucc on the Cotton mar
kct. Our previous accounts were 90 tho 5lst March
from London, and Ut April from Liverpool.
It,trr1or Nml q.
We can feel no dsus, future OF na,ci,
Vi
make sales Win SO small stock ae SIC hrlI with
On large consumption, and 80 good v-u' i1 co.,. 7n''1o'u
res vo think prices decline bot t1t they 1uor
Indeed during the last two Days olrWako his scvn more
lie Icyi0liy and The 1jih u che demand bad H.yu
,ery limited and upllni had partially tn.,r"d vrcriar
tbc,lrs were 1000 blss including cargo ui 100 uranj
7g tn d,y there are 5000 bag. .I and trc D1f.. ,n
and about rs ligh hos yet been
TIN, demand fr s., Islands asul rather limited. and 1n'
yarn very duI of Gale
UpIsuds have been doll and sat- declining SINCE IAF N
Q5u, but Yesterday day 1G Demand n's u.n'N.
aud they very rraryos hugh as de- InVe eyer been
Du home trade improves Goods aIr l le't 'r' N.r', %"
demand; ond Gan Zee. r H1u'' s, hollands m1r1u n
their vllu, rf..'ut Clr.es H1s u1, hcu . rH n
y-rUH 1l ..t'l .Hunfi rl uu.v. d. UH0 n" "i.-