Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26

lated TO wean your friends from YOU to weaken
your own and that ofthe democratic party and
to produce extensive dissatisfaction, in PENNSYLVANIA.
In my next, think shall be able to satisfy YOU
that the Secretary of the Treasury has grossly abused
the power with which he thinks himself inves,ed
that he has done this to the papable injury of the
public interest and the character of the government
and that he merits prompt dsmssa! from,ofice.
LAFAYETTE.
For THE PESNsyLvANIA INaurnEn
MIR. DUFF GREEN
"A robe Of seeming and trust
Hid crafty observations;
The dix Of defamatidn:
mask that like the go,gci shew'd
Anj for mantle large and broad
tie wrapt Inn in religion"
SIR do not seem to be aware Of the efficient
agency had by Mr. Duff Green, in imposing upon
the President Secretary OF the Treasury that mi
serablc victim to bgotry and intolerance, malice and
envy, Samuel d. lngham. The eleven were very
potent nulematons; but believe me, they nothing
more-tie hand that moved them was that of Green
lin gratitude to King and Sutherland, for supper
given to said Green at the City Hotel! The excess
sive vanity of Duff makes him an easy prev TO flat
terry: and the two men of principle just named gave
| 1T to Dull without stint, measure. You would
| have sginad the Emperor of the Celestial Empire
had arrived on mission from the Sun, so profound
| ~ did these gentlemen worship Mr.. Duff Green.
The trick proved successful. The Editor of the
Celestial Empire, forever remained afterwards the
devoted humble scrya of Suther and and King!
! The eleven was mere trick of the managers 10
gisethe force and sanction of public approval to the
private arrangements of Duff fill the cabinet For
this purpose the eleven waited the Presiden. in q
body-wlth Duff at their tail-and the next day or
two, the Editor of the Celestial Telegraph that is
Immediately after the cabinet lad been formeds in
serted paragrap phi in his royal gazette calling upon
all the friends of The President the seat ofgovern-
ment 10 imPart their opinions tn him upon the pro-
posed cabinets that he determined to regulate
his appointments ny The opinions the people; and
that the cabinet would be made up accordingly =
Many honest aud unsuSpcc,ng iyroS in politics
ed upon the inatIon in the spirit of sincerity; and
waited upon tho Presdent-and then upon Duff
presicn, himself But the decepuon was too osssy dis
covered the cabinet to be already orme and the
caton of Duff and the unhappy del,son of the execuve
who repeatedly declared that cabinet would be formed be-
lore the an Mach-whs Duff had published the ooh Feb
ruary The scheme OF profound dupcy and had
many objects accompsthe first which was cruelty
Henry Baldwin, he being adverse antI-arf and multiplying
states who supported Southern canda,e whilst Mr. Ing
ham k"own to be equally hostile the protection of
can interests and the prosecution of internal
Mr. baldwin was in soul and spirit wholly Pennsylvania
Mr.. Insham thoroughly and dsvoedly South Caroiaan
Now Duff under bond, seal, and OATH Vice
President socceed the incumbent and of was sup
posed ,ha, Mr. irghams appointment through the immense
pivania TO the caussof the rebcous and notifying south
according nan
appointment regulated this grand object of Interior
solely they arc known 10 be friendly to the null
iyng candidates paper with scarcely three hundred SUBJ
y because devoted the multiplying mean the
Prolsa'e Sentinel of prongate faction Without conceal
to their designs every of the Treasury
snneIven, to the purposes Of the south. and the pren,
love of that forms the only conscientious feeling of Duff
ne to the head RI Of ss Empire
Permit me' TO call the attention of yourself and
anG nh Sy Duff on all for
part Of the creed Of Duff and his employers that the people
OF as hs @ Te "o
60 to the court MI Editor and mention the word peopls" il
of neable pride that viii cover you from
every quarsT The people! Ask Duff VIVA, meant by the
anon MARTYR LUTHER. Jr
81 observe the pauky Editors of Boston Statesman,
twin brother of the base horn. lived Sentinel
objects being considered Jackson paper
pies money from the Custom House, wi hsy in ef p" pure
love OF country, define what Jackson paper
Sentinel Aye! this is-an then indeed is not the inquirer
jackson paper-but it and be,tera free and in
dependent Press-the peoples paper
u The first No. of the Ladies' Emporium, pub
lished by Mrs. Barney of Baltimore is received and
deposited at Messrs Nssh. Collins for the subscri
bers. who will please pay those gentlemen the sub
scTipion. Subscriptions are requested at the same
places.
We invite legislative attention o the sound and
judIciouI reflections of s.Reformer.'
FoR THE WHfc.
q 5eto Reflections addressed 10 the Members elect or lc
next Legislature. particularly The Senator and
Delegates from the Northern Neck.
Among the most important subjects which viii en-
gnge your attention this approaching scssiori-nay
the most important that could possibly come under
the deliberations Of any Legislative Assemble VIII
be the modification and amendment of our Judi
cary. The perfection of the judiceture of every
country, may be regarded an infaIlbe test of the
excellence o. its government. For no branch Of our
institutions so intimately every individual of
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