Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29

creations the Sovereign "Nlonday beiro 6nr lie INC
Tuesday being wet his Maiev did moi y ,s pa., gsI hui
remained at the Royal Lodge with the Lord Seward TX
,ha, king ought die Standing don't care how KIN.
live. dies provided he upon the principle that poycr
Is , T K e, me s1od Of the Peopechsers
az oe0"nsn The next toast is-"Tle Duke of Sussex
asc the Of the Royal Family Now will take the l,ber
,yo amending this also There some of the ROYAL
Family whom could hink of assocang nay name with, or
of the highest and hackes. crimes They willing law
Officers ohseqoo"s JUDGES and accommodating jates,
fare will myself by proposing health and lone
generous of every CHARITY give gentlemen
THE Duke of Sussex"--(cheerims
| We are requested to say, that DR. Thomas p. At
kinson viii not be Candidate the ensuing cleo
ton of Delegates for Halifax.
The trial of Judge Haskell of Tennessee on cer,aio ;
ce of impeachment postponed 10 the second week
in the next session Of the Legislature
-s2D--
Fon~rHE Wu,e
To TIE Hon. LITTLETON w. TAZEWETI.
Sir: The eye OF the public is upon you and the
course you sha take in the Senate of the H. States
on the principles involved in many of Gen Jucksons
app mt n,'nfs wnh no small degree OF curiosity
expectation and hope Your engagements in The
lat' Convention. while they detained YOU from the
Senfte we're understood by the public to have caused
ia suspension of the Presidents nominations to. hal
body. This would not i.ave been done unless your
vote and that of your colleague, had been deemed
necessary to secure majority for the approval Of The
more Questionable and odions among those no,nina-
ions fhe rurnors OF the day, the signs efthe time
III 3. Carolina his own storm and rnc o,unron, ;n
dignity of character equal the highest crisis
have induced the belief that Judge Smith, if not also
Ills distinguished colleague will in this en,crgencv
disregard the colors OF personal party and raliy
around the Constitution and the honor of the conn
try Man,festly, nothing IS wanting but your po,y-
effui co operation to defeat those appointments made
upon the most nausiiiabie principles and raurbt
with the seeds Of future mischief Sir, wtiat honor
would mere not rebound yourself, what beue6,
would not result to your country from this course?
Y on might momcntariiy offend the demon of party
spirit ana hFiug on yourself Ike angry and dsap.
pointed oamars Of the vcnal tribe, whose puny ser
vices To a cause that needed them not, have been
rewarded OCT of the Golfers Of the American people,
Dut yo'i nave reputation enough their buzz no
ut defiance, and if you att ,nor.a,Ioded bv
Tor the present, you might well afford to bear it
assured mat It was he guarantee of .he appreciation
or Ae dlsInteresed, and OF Tie ultimate Judgment of
the public. As to the benefit to Your country I
Threat you, SIR altentively consider the cous-
quences of nakng the official rewarding of the con-
ductors OF he press, administration pructpIe,
What inducements it holds to that class who lave
so much IN their power, keep the country perpc-
tua!ly IN not waler-what TEN ut atoms it ,.f;rs fo
them 10 leave principle FOR the strongest candidate
ana to support HIM 18th indeceni violence which
they hope To make the standard Of thcr.fiiture re-
ward. What danger must result TO all our institu
lions, so enphatically protected by the daily Press
nom rendering It tributary and subserviert 10 ,te
treasury! Sir are not these things plain and self
EVIDENT Are MT they. the inevitable consequences
81 lie system OF rcwardng personal par,izans which
the acting President has introduced? Look at tie
aipeXiC last OF partZan Editors ~ ho have been paid
for tier personal services in cccting Gen Jackson
by ofHces Is II possible believe that the desire
10 reward them. was not the leading, probably the
extensive e Inducements to their appoin meni' The
hrst consequences OF the act, is 10 erapple the 40
presses whose chiefs have been thus rewarded bv
zen Jackson, with hooks of steel TO his personal
i" . DO what he may, they shall be found his
md nplyl Is ,!..E.., = y
the intrnI;ies of are be as obvits as file Sim and
dotage How from his eyes they shall be found to
cdV ocaie ms re election and deny all bis hisquali-
hcatlos or 1t they desert him at all it will be when
'heir services are most needed and in favor OF one
VINO no longer rcquires their assistance A re not
these consequences necessary? Are they not seri-
ouse Nill you not contribute avert them from the
country ~
The accompanying list is believed to be accurate
Several OF the nominations are yet to be acted upon
oy the s'ena'e Prove yourself in Ibis exigency
Iflehh OIL your country, and not mere minsto1 of
party stamp the principle of personality WHICH per.
yadcs IT, with your rcprobatIon and your negative
For the honor of Old Virginia the mother of SQUAD
principles prove TO the world that she cannot approve
IN favoflte, what she condemned in one she disked
beileve me- SIR 1t your jrmness is self-suffcient
that public sentiment will admire the Independence
and applaud the deed. CARNOT.
List Of Editors, &c. Of Newspapers apooinfea h,
Gen. jackson
, ]. james Curtis, Publisher of the Northern Lirht
Postmaster at Passport, Maine.
= 2. Isaac Hill, Edi or of the N. Hampshire Patriot
Second ComptrOlirr ofthe Treasury.
O. A0ner Greenleaf Editor Of thesScw Hampshire
Gazettc, Postmaster at Portsmouth, n. H.
J. Joseph q James, Editor of the Shirt of lack
SON. ana the Patriot, Postmaster at Exeter. N. H.
. John t. Gibbs, Editor Of --- Ins6ecfor
OF tie Customs at Dover, N. III.
6. Joseph Manahsm printer of the Ne,v IIspo,
SHIRE Patriot, Clerk in the Second ComptroIlers Of
George w Hill, printer Of the Montpelier Pa /
Iuo,, Postmaster at Montpelier, VT.
g. Naihaniel Greene one Of he editors of tho Ros !
ton Statesman, Postmaster at Boston.
D. Andrew Dunlap, one of the editors of the Bos-
Massachusetts. "
10 DAVID Henshaw, ofthc editors of the Bos |
ton Statesman, Collector at Boston.
- i. Ineodorc Dexter one of Tie editors of the (
Boston Statecman, Weighcr and Guarcr ot Bos,on
~ u walter y Danf"rth, Editor of The Providence
'ilcrocosm, Collector at Providence. r. T.
r. 10 - lem ii. Norton, editor of the Hartford
I rls an,