Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-18

trs Barney herself, could have written this letter
that mono but Mrs Barney could so intensely feel
nd so passionatelS describe. Mrs. Barneys wrongs.
Known howcvcr, 20 be tho daughter of the great
ibese and as now appears, long known by her in
imnte friends 10 possess shining abilities, tho wonder
''s ceased, andthe pary attempt to strip Dor Of tho
sonor, been abondoned.
Among the testimonials Of public appreciation which
,cr letter has ocitod, is the following eloquent ad
ircss to hcr from gentleman Of Boston, which
Mrs. Barney has been prevailed with to permit TO be
published:
H., Ma, s, y.,. Bosros May Ct, 1880
by desire Of giving extensive cireu
laon to your eloquent letter PRESIDENT of the United
number Of GU, citizens have contributed prip, no
ed'on OF leo thousand copies o gatuous distu,ou A.
QUO OF that number, and behalf my asocaes take this
eed peru'a the sen,imsns. of and d. Or,
:ccl for the author We not assure you Msdan, s
that 'cse, should have oonpcI.d 70. 70 a..
posi- IN production which will rank high Ia tho literature of
The gratitude Of tho people to tho Che Msss,rscy ~ Ss
Of large Portion Of the people Of New England can
ssed Madam there among us that do n; 30 ,h
aesoaeon this reckless exercise Of Executive power has
the only in the hands Of the people to erase mi, '
from our national escutcheon The people of
tina, weigh, in the councils Of nation which .hs, ,s
and industry should command inherit tho father, Of the
sentiments
which will ever lead them to look with jealous eve on Tie
abuse Of Executive not, nor cannot look with
embraced by the preicn, administration The times are
GUS when fitness honesty and public services that Command
s en-. respect 'nd 'ud' of The people are ruhlesy sac
Have we no, too much fear for public virtue when
them into life allowed tester sunshine of Pxecu
tive vor while those who bety their patrons who
anxious expectation the gathering storm trusting ,ba when II,
y was exhausted in the high paces Office il NIGH, mas.
them nsea,hed are sacrificed to the relentless fury party
These things fortunately the great cause Of civil liberty
requires prophetic to point out to the peopN these
h movements OF the iron OF persecuon bid bam az
van,sio tho spirit of the Tho warmth with which
express my sentiments requires With no apoouv mar
Eoeand; with your own sex your Let reou M s N.s
toore IS not maid among whose evo vor clio
orprsson me- MADAM" to es q" 10
you the pride feel 10 claiming you American; and to as
e YOU OF 'he exalted opinion entertain Of your talents
character am, respectfully, Madam,
Your obedieni servant.
land Advertiser, written with uncommon force, and
placing controverted question III our Judgment upon
the true ground.
uJ' Kentucky is highly excited at the fate Of the
Maysvile bill. Writers in the public papers, cal
upon the people to make it test at the August cleo
tons, 70 recat Mr. Bib from the Senate and oppose
the re-elocton Of Mr. Rowan whoss term expires in
March. Mr.. Bibb's term extends to 1885. Instruc
ted most enphatically, support the Tariff and the
MnysVle Road, and opposing both i, is pot probable
that Mr. Bbb gill pay much attention to request &c
rasiGn his seat. Mr. Bibb is not the first Gen.,o,
whom the long period of six years has led to deva
tom hs doty in the hope that before its expiration
bis offence you'd be forgotten.
un strong writer in the Portland Advertiser con.
ciudes "a BeView of the FIRST year of the Admins.
tra'ion," With the following remarks:
But such vas the hup hazard course ef the Presi
dent, that he bas been obliged make repeated re.
povas OF his own appoinim ens.
Wilson, the Marshal of key West, good officer
was removed and Dean appointed. Dean had en- ad-
vance Of money, pocketed it, is deraulter-has nh.
seconded and is removed.
Capt Harrison, Commander of the Revenue Gu,
ter al the same place, an excellent officer, was re-
moved and a Mr.. Davesac appointed In a few
weoks Davesac was removed fer brutal ipteune.
rance.
S,orner was appointed in the recess in place OF
some person removed in Florida. He was Nominated
to the Senate but resigned charges being brounb,
against him.
Fitzgerald. p. III at Pensacola, was appointed on
,he remoVai OF an honest and responsible officer and
proved miserable wretch, and was removed tits an
astonishing fact, hot sixteen officers in this TERRITORY
OF FLORIDA were removed by the President in tho re.
cess aud against whom no known cha rye had been
MADE and oil those to supply their places pouR fone
FOURTH have been removed By the very administration
which appointed them!!!
You shall hear further from your friend md humble
servant, REPUBLICAN.
~ AT his request-we publish the extract Of q
letter from the late Collector Of PETERSBURG which
follows; with the single remark that though he might
not have intended to convey any insinuation
The late Administration, yet was the effect of hi.
former paragraph, and bis conversation such os we
stated IL:
fac' OF letter from the la'c Collector Of PETERSBURG, 10 the
49, Editors, dated June 10TH 1880.
nave never. at any time, used language cacuia
led toimplcate Mr. Rush, as to make him connive
at my Qualification; only desired TO shcw that had
committed but one, in place Of t,oo nets OF ndi,cre
ton Mr.. Rush, so far from connivng at the state Of
things wrote me moro than ono otter, urainq me to
remt the balance then appearing due by ny accounts
rms rs all that ! designed, by stating that. had
made regular returns, ms 1t was nv duty to do In