Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-29

,ments which according to ruiunr. Of pretty au-
thcn,ic character he ms on these great top
les, which likely todvide and harras the country
Tor some years to come"
Freedom IF Speech IN f,-ciond.-At la,c annual
dinner in Dublin, in did of the Jo.ephian Orphan
Society" Mr.. O'Connell, tho great champion, pre-
sided. Ahcr the cloth removed. says an Irish
paper, Mr.. O'Connell rose and said:
"Phe given him n list Of toas,s N PROPOSE
and heony privilege he reserved 10 himself Tho er,y
announcing them any order he might prefer tie would
, ho people the Only genuine source Of ics,
innate power "-(i-oud cheerins)
(eheers)-and dutful subjects will drink with plca-
suro fof myself ean quite loyal man, jus,
sentiment of his presen, Majesty ndmrc is that poyvcr
,rus, for the good of the psoc" admire sentiment
bis graeiuus majesty every poney pha
eons andrs'eb sudssons with golden tackle Virginia Water
creation, OF the Sovcrc Monday being Enc tile King
drove Virginia Water aud back again by the Sandp cato
fuesdny being wet bis Majesty did visit tho Castle
remained ut the Royal iodss with the Lad Steward" Ex
ccI'eo cmp"ymen, fo,s Brush monarch. vepas.ian .sid
,oai "kus ought To die standing don't how king
is trust g. Inc good Of III, peopo"-c;heor'S ~ p
.air OCOnn, The mex, ,oa., ,-"rss Duke Of Sussex
" Of n@rndnp S. ,s row will .so the ee.
Family whom could think Of assoca,ing nay name With or
of the hsh.., and hIaokc,i crimes Thsy had wInS law
o5ce obsequions judges, and accommodating ioIc, to
fore will content myself by Soposrs health and long
e Of the friend ~ the tie OF tho helpless
"Tbe Duke of Sussex ~ ehcc1ins ''' s'"''"''-
We nrc requested to say, that DR. Thomas P. At.
hnson will not be Candidate ot the ensuing cleo
ton of Delegates for Halifax.
The ,rai of Judge Haskell Tsnur-sc, ou certain ar
c'cs Of Impeachment, heen postponed the second week
n t.ecis latur
Hon TUE WHro.
20 Tux flrS. LIYTLErON w. TAZEWEfL
Sir: Fhe eye of the public ia upon Won and tho
on the principles involved in many of Con. Jackson
appointments, With small degree of curiosity
expectation and hope. Your engagements in the
lat- Convention, while they detained YOU from the
Sou-te we're Understood bs the public 10 have caused
suspension Of the Ptesiden,s nomhiatlone To tha,
body. Phis wood Dot have been done, unlaEus' youy
vote and that OF your colleague, had bccn dcerned
necessary TO secure majority for the approval OF he
more questionable and ndous amonn those nonina-
tons Pie rumors of the day. the signs eff the time
N .. Carolina, his Own stern and Incorporating
dignity OF character ever equal 10 the highest crisis
nave induced the belief that Judge Smith If NOT also
bis distinguished colleague, will in this emergency
disregard the colors of personal party, md riliY
Ground the Constitution aud tho honor of the courl-
Try. Manifestly, nothing s wanting hut your poy'-
erui co operation TO defeat those appon ma d
upon the most unlustiliable principles and irauq hit
with the seeds Of future mischief. Sir, what honor
voud here not rebound to yourself, what bcne6.
would not result to your country, from this course!
on might momentarily offend the demon of party
sPrt, and hiring on yourself the angry and disup
pointed olaEors OF the vcnal tribe whose puny ser
wees to cause that needed them not, hove been
rewarded ont OF the Golfers OF the American people;
but you have reputation enough get their buzz
ut debsnce, and If you even fcit bcommoded by IL
for the present, you might we'll afford TO bear it
assured That 1t was the guarantee of the npprobntion
OF the disInieresed and of the ultimate Judgment Of
the public. As to the benefit to your country,
lntreat you, sir, aitentvely 10 consider the conse
quences of making the official regarding Of the con-
doctors OF the press, an administration principle!
hat Inducements 1t holds out to that class who have
so much in their powcr, TO keep the country perpe-
tually IN hot watcr-vhlt tcnptsrin IT offers to
them 10 leave principle for the strongest candidate
AID To supper; HIM with indecent violence which
they hope tn mako the standard Of their future re-
ward w hat danger must result all orr institu-
lions, 80 emphaticay protected by Inc dairy Press
iioin rendering II tributary and subscrvient TO the
treasury Sir, not these thinns plain and self.
evident! Are MT thoy. the inevitable consequences
81 Inc system OF rcwarding personal partigans which
the acting President has introduced? Look at tic
annexed I'st of partIZan Editors who have been paid
for their personal services in electnr Gen Jackson
by Offices IL 1t possible 10 believe, that the desire
To reward them, was not the leading, probably the
exclusive Inducements, TO their appointment, The
bTst consequence Of the act, is TO grappe the 40
presses whose chiefs havo been thus rewarded nv
fortunes Do what he may. they shall be found his
stdunch and reckiess defenders and apologis,s Lot
tine nhrmiiies Of age be- as obvious as the Sun und
dctage How from his eyes. they shall DO found to
adv )cale his ro election, and deny nil his dsouaIi-
hcutions or IT they desert him at all il will be whom
Their services are most needed aud in favor of one
who no longer requires their assistance. Are not
these consequences neecssary' Are they not seri-
ous VII! you not contribute avert them from the
country
Fhe accompanying list s believed to be accurate
Several OF the nominations yet to be acted pom
by tho Senate. Prove yourself 10 This exinency a
friend OF your country, and not n mere minister Of
party Stamp tho principle Of personality which per
vados IT., with your Reproduction aud your negative
For the honor of Old Virginia the mother of sound
prove the world hat she cannot approve
IN favorita, what she CONDEMNED in one she disiisrd
Believe me. sir. if your hrmness s not selfsuicient
hat public sentiment will admire tho independence,
and applaud the decd. CARNOT
Lt't y Bd'tors, &c. IF .Ne1o'papsrs appointed by
Gen. JdchSoa
l. Jnmes Curtis Publisher Of the Northern Light.
at Eastpor,, Maine.
.. Isaac Hill, Eli or of tho n. Hsmpsiire Patrio,