Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04
WASHINGTON LETTBRs

oh VI ioZeWcll, Is III too strong.
lie thought thus no doubt.
Extrnc, of letter dated
WAsBIsoTos, May goth, 1880.
The Senate DOW and then perform acts which
would do honor hut dignhed and ntelrept branch
ofthe government, 10 it's purcst and best days Tho
of Mr.. Rector, os Indian Agent of the
and snme other tribes i'm Arkansaw was
rejected to day, by two votes. MIR Rector has been
and now is, fugitive from justice lie stands indict-
CD IN Missouri for stabbnp a man. with int ont IN kill
Ho fed from thence into Arkansaw bur nerbor ,bc.
boGdess prairie, nor the dense forest could hide him
from ''the pUrest end best of men," This deed yvoa
so similar in all its particulars, to several performed
by the President, that It was only necessary for him
to discover the fugitive, to reward him. An Indian
agency, being the lucrative ofany in that quar-
TEL in the gift OF the President, it was on him
a majority of the Senate, however could not in tho
of bill of indictment, charging the office of stabbinp
face with intent To kill coEscientioualy ivo their votes
for the confirmation. One would supposed 20 from Tho
late disn'ssae that the President was opposed duel
ling; aud II his mind has undergone any change az
to tho eRormy of this Office, is very certain tina,
it has not to siabbing, with intont to murder Tbe
Senators expose themselves to much personal obusn
from the hireling presses, when they oxocise their
advisory power III ia oil morals, law and order
but the country Will sustain them and il is to be bo-
ped that they will be neither ntmidated or datter-
cd by th"in or tho President Mr.. Tuzewcll rcturn-
cd home IN disgust; and although as a Senator h,
maintained the doctrine that no could not INQUIRE into
the cause of removal, still he has declared, that
IT he was member of the House of Representa-.
causes of removals, ind if it was found thut
they proceeded from party considerations alone
h" would prefer articles of impeachment aratss
tho Preeident The arrival of almos every gen
ueman from the southern and western states con-
FIRMS the information heretofore received TINT tho
popularity of the President is fast declining.
Gxract of letter to the Editors York Daily Adj
vertiseT WAsnrycros Mav2i
The Of Rectcr is Gssran than mentioned in
communication yesterday He only indicted y,
siabhne with an intent Ia murder but found guilty by
jury aud made his escape before the the SEN
tence OF the law Amer the bill of indictment found he
moved change the the ground ne could nor
have fair aud impartial trial in the county where stool
accused The Cou granted his notion aud the as
mentioned have doubt the debate Senate was in
be removed the public will expect that it will published
The Senare two vruous all lengths and the Prden.
has fear that the House may nterpose and preyepS
bum from etecunG his plan in relation to the Indians He Is
furthermore IN dilemma bill that has passed both hours
authorizing subscription of stock TO the Haysvle Re
in Kentucky This sixty miles In length bu,
designed to extend 10 the Souh through Tennessee and
Road in Ohio He believed have exercised his influence
in defeating the passage OF Buffalo New Orean, road
of the bill, that Congess had constitutional power 70
appropriate money for internal improvement TO his friends he
Der from Tennessee who was anxious for passage called
on him TO know why he opposed it, PARTICULARLY
the road too long should have been commenced a,
Washington, and ended the Tennessee river One objection
he against the Maysvile road too short ana
national in its character As was opposed 10 one of
these roads because too long and the other
too short the standard which adiudees the
onaty of an internal improvement is known n no will
will pobabv Give bm bin G h no ,o"G1 the committee
BILL he will probably talk of Its want OF economy at tho
from o millions to remove tho Indso, t
the crat6c Of Georgia
Extract Of letter to the editors oftbo Daily Adv dae
! ,-... W.sanoroS, May aand. 1870
Pany with DuG Green, last Sabbath evening; that bc had
said Nr Van Burens popularity in New YORK was much lee
nd
vor Of MIR Calhoun the friends OF Mr Calhoun had inferred
from what he had said would Ultimately supno him
mentioned further that if this been sea sonabIy known
Nlr Noahs nomination would have eonfmed and fty
Voe were recousdeed the community oud put s own con-
scon on the transaction, and whether sounehf.
IN The nature OF bargain might Since then there
has existed considerable intimacy MIR Calhoun and
Noah and ii is reported, that Mr. Calhoun few mornirns
since for MIR Noah very early visit him at hi, lodGins
The vote on Mr. Noas nomination % to 2J all the
Senators being present The question fully discussed and
decided ~ the negative on the grounds that the President
had not tho right tho prior incumbent unless he
had misbehaved and that the appointment partisan pr.
es was dangerous 10 tho liberties Of tho people, and subver-
sve Of orr free Mr. TaZewe obtaned leave of
absence several days SINCE for the remainder sosQn;
and MI Marks has been confined TO his bed by Sickness
Both these gentlemen, II understood. against confirm.
ina Mr. Noahs nomination Under these circumstances the
PRESIDENT TO day renommaled MIR Noah to the Office naval
officer a. the port Of New York papable and direct ns
seems offered TO tho Senate by tho resdent He
emined to dragon his constitutional advisers to BIO the mer,
registers OF his sovereign will and pleasure IL the first i'm
stance since inc organization Of this government that Pre-
dent has enomnated civil officer whose appointment tho
Senate has refused to confirm under the like circumstances
he nea.o enss1' on inc so OF March 1873 TO confirm tho
nomnauon OF Dun 'reen TO DO receiver of public money
Lexington, Missouri and OF the Senators who had vo,cl
in tie majority informed tho President that they had voted TN.
der misrepresentation and that the could no, recon
$ sldced in consideration Of which irformnon Mr. Monroe
renemnaicd BIN on the same day, and offered as reason
for doing that the roud be recoDsdered hou
denomination This tho last communication made 10 hr
senate during that session. and sensation al the
time Tho promptly postponed tho nomination nda
ney and the Office remained During Ar Bonroes
administration, difference Of opinion existed between the Pr
dent ahh the senate tho rank Of the officers
The army and he renomnaed officers Whose
the senate had refused confirm But those eases havs nd
analogy to tins The President intends 10 try the rev1
OF the senate But look tho circumstances When tbd
nomination was rejected the full The question al
paying printers had been fully discussed and there was sn
uneq"vocal expression Of the that point Mr. Noa
comes hore he has heretofore considered the friend Of Nil
van Buren he now has interviews with Mar Calhoun and
IecosnEud by his friends being his neres, AIR Tazgwe
absent and MIR @aTks is sick May not the CASTING vot
Gov9ye on Mr. Calhoun But surprising docs not-why doel
nc PRESIDENT brow beat tho senate, give Mr.
Calhoun to play deep political gamer 1f old George
were here, he would have cTy aloud II h ar,
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