Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-03
WASHINGTON LETTERS

~ Advertiser The statement referring express
sion of Mr.. Tazewe is in all probability, too strong.
He thought thus no doubt
Extract Of letter dated
WASHINGTON. Nav goth, $780,
The Senate now and then perform acts which
would do honor to hat dgni6ed and Intelligent branch
ofthe government in its purest and best days The
nomination of Mr.. Rector, as Indian Aren't of tha
Delaware, and some other tribes in Arkansaw was
rejected to day. by two votes. Dir Rector has been
and now is fugitive from justice. He stands indict-
ed in Missouri for stabbing man, with intent kill
He lied from thence into Arkansaw, but neither the
boudless prairie the dense forest, could hide him
from ''the purcst end best of men," This deed wos
so similar ID all its particulars, to several performed
by the President, that 1t only necessary for hnn
to discover the fugitive, to reward him. An Indian
agency being the most lucrative of any in that GUAR
tel III the gilt of the Pres ident, it bestowed on him
majority of the Senate, however, could not in the
of bill of Indictment charging the Office of stabbino
face it'll intent to kill coEscientously give their votes
for the continuation One would supposed to from tho
late dsmssas that the President opposed to duel
ling; and if his mind has undergone any change as
to the esormity of this Office is very certnn tina,
it has not as to slabbing, with intent to murder The
Senators expose themselves to much personal abuse
from the hreling presses, when they EXCISE their
advisory power III fa or of morals, law, and order
but the country will sustain them, and it is to be no.
ped that they will be neither inundated or 1atter-
| ed by them or the President Mr.. TazewelI return
ed home in disguise and although as Senator ho
maintained the doctrine that he could not INQUIRE into
the cause of removal, still he has declared, thai
tives, he would institute an INQUIRY into the
causes of removals. and if it was found that
they proceeded from party conside sations alone.
he would prefer articles of impeachment s,.in.t
the President. The ARRIVAL of almos, everv g.n
teman from the southern and western states con-
firms the information heretofore received that the
r popularity of the President is fast declining
Rxtrac, of letter the Editors New York Daily ADJ
Ve5tiser WASHINGTON, May Fl.
my communication yesterday He only indicted for
jury escape before The court pronounesd he ss
of the law After the bill of indictment was found he
have fair and impartial trial in the county where he stood
accused The Court granted his motion, resu, was as
be removed the public will expect that IL he sna
The Senae two vuous all lengths the Pre,dene
fear that the House may nepoe and proven,
n % ns sn in s lion, to the Indians He
authorizing subscription of stock the Maysve Turnpike
designed to extend the through Tennessee and
Alabama and north the Cumberland
Road in Ohio He is believed to have influence
in the passage of the Buffalo New road
bill through the House. and the assigned
appropriate money for internal improvement To his he
complained of the expense After the defeat BILL MEM
from Tennessee who was anxious for passage called
on him to know why he was opposed it, particularly
the road too ongh should have been commenced az
Washington, and ended at the Tennessee objection
not national in its character AS he opposed to ono Of
these roads because was too long and the other
is Short the standard by which adudees the
tonaty of an internal Improvement is he will
will probably give him bill liking If he return, the
BILL he will probably talk of Its economy at the
Is millions, to remove the adaus for
n the qualification of Georgia.
Extract of letter editors " Y Daily Adv dated
cl WASHINGTON May 22nd, 1890
10 communication Of the 10th mentioned that Mr. Noal,
had arrived in this city, that he called President in
p% a ss' m evening" that he
sened and that if he had already announced himself in "a
from what he had said that he would ultimately support him,
mentioned further that this had been seasonab known
econsidet, the community put its own con-
ssruction the Transaction and whether something
has existed intimacy between Mr. Calhoun and Mr.
If Noah and is reported that Mr. Calhoun mornings
and d. tina, the invitation was complied with.
The vote on Ms Noah nomination stood % to 25 all the
decided in the negative the grounds that Presden,
had misbebaved the appointment Of pasan pn
tiers was dangerous TO the liberties of the people,
several days snce remainder of the session:
and Mr. Marks has been confined to his bed by sickness
Both these gentlemen is understood voted against confirm
ing Mr. Noas nomination Undsr circumstances the
President to day renominaed Mr. Noah Office
officer at The port of New York palpabe n.ul.
offered to the Senate by the President lie seems de-
o TO s n M s to be the
stance, since the organization of this government
Senate has refused confirm the like circumstances
The Senate refused, the Sd of March, 1929 the
W. Dut "een 10 oe receiver OF PUBIC money at
in the majority informed the President they voted u-
der msapprehenon, and that the could recon.
sdored; in consideration of which information Mr. Monroe
" enepinaied him on the day. and offered reason
Tor so doing, that the vote could be reconsidered
denomination This was comnunir alton made TO he
senate during that session, and created much
e time The senate promptly postponed the nomination nde-
# nitely end the Office remained During Mr. Monroes
administration difference of opinion existed between
y deUt AID the tho rank of officers
the any and he officers appointments
the had refused confirm But those have no
analogy this The President here the nerve
- of the senate But look al the circumstances When the
nomination rejected the full question oil
paying printers had been fully discussed was
uneguivoca Of the that point, Mr. Noah
" comes here; he has heretofore been considered the Mr.
Van BIren; he has interviews with Mr. Calhoun and
70 recognized by his friends being in his Mr. Tazewe
is absent, and Mr. Marks sick May the casting vote