Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

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as The Bill to satisfy Virginia Military Land War.
rants, having first passed the Senate, and being re
turned by the House of Representatives with amend
ments, the were concurred in by vote of "a .,
10. The bill therefore will become law We will
publish it as early as possible
a1 James Is. Thornton of New Hampshire has
been confirmed BY the Senate as Cd Comptroller. in
place of Isaac I'LL.
/ uS On Friday, Noah confirmed %, 23-Me
ptce President gioing again the casting pote What
Mr. Caihoun's object is, in confirming Noah and Ken
dali, two veteran and able partzans cannot be mis-
understood Noah for Van Duran before, since his
arrival IN Washington. is stated to be for Calhoun.
Lhe pennsylvania Enquirer states that Gen Marks
oil that State, who had voted against Noah. ,ipen
seeing tue recommendations of merchants in New,
York, solicited the President to re-nominate him.
ihls may or may not be the case Int the TeIcgrunI
| OF Thursday, Noah disavowed and disowned. that
denunciation of Tazewcll and Tyler which we pub
hshed 'fron the Courier q Enquirer on Friday. John
Quincy Adams and Henry Clay Too corrupt to adj
minister the affairs of the Government the most i'm
portan men now in that Government are Van Buren,
Noah, Kendall, and Duff!
the 9TH Auditor (kendal) to the call of the House
for information in regard to Mr. King, were receiv-
ed on Friday and ordered to be printed. Ne gather
from the debate, that these answers (Kendals in
PARTICULAR are one sided and jaundiced. Mr. Whit
tcsey stated in debate something that leads to the
conjecture, hat Kendall has seized the o,,poruntv
ofconucctng Mr.. Tazewell with King, and revepgino
himself on the Virginia Senator for his vote on his
ntlnD Nor a.
of affairs at Washington!
We shall attend TO the report on Mr. Kjnp,s case
whose demand for an investigation before judicial
tribunal, seem to have been treated with contempt
rs The demand for Mr. Webster's speech in the
great Debae, has been so extraordinary that n Sc
cond edition OF 10000 copies, has been published at
tue ofnce OF the National Inelligencer-
4oooo copies at that office alone If 10 these be adj
ded the pamphlet editions printed in other places and
the fact' that most probably great majority of the
ooo Journals OF the u States, have re-publshed the
speech the conclusion of the Intellgencer will not
seem unwarranted, that it has been mare extensive
~ dHused and widely read, than any speech in tho
| language.
BS n letter IN the Philadelphia Inquirer off the 7th,
Ia Jackson PRINT has this extract.
ureeh vas appTlsed that from political considera
tons he was safe, or he would never have dorcd .o
make the aoHnnento which he did on Webbs letter
whose personal courage and determined re
Wei known to the army and tho Nou York pot-
clans. dis fate however, is sealed aud he himself is
now wiling TO admit it, by endeavorine to sell ont
He iamens pi'eosiy the loss of his political friends
and the confidence ofthe party; but it is too Late
His hostility Gen Jackson and his foolish ntcnts
to BRING another candidate into the field have ruined
him. and is not in the power of the few friends who
adhere to him, to re-eect him printer o-Congress |
Ihere have been some curious developments here |
within few days. all of which will communicate on
my return
l1S' Phe National lnteigencer states that at the
recent election of Senator in Connecticut the present
incumbent, Hon. Calvin Wiley, vas not candi-
date ~
5f' John Orkney Adams and lady left WasI,inrt o,
Friday for their residence in Massachusetts Mrs
\. in indifferent health. We believe the time has j.
ready arrived, when this eminent citizen is restored
to the respect and esteem of all whose respec. and
esteem are worth possessing The vindctive rancor
OF his successor, coDtfastcd with his own unbounded
tolerance, which bestowed office without enquiry if
the appointed was friend foe, and which retained
in their situations hundreds of public officers, whose
prIvuteand Official influence was directed to his nu
ry-must open the eyes of the candid to the true cha
! racters of the two,
LOOK AT THIS,
"orfot's'ag Hzgsah, who appointed Post Master AT
Pensacola by order of the Hero place respecabe
and faithful Adams man. has dismissed having al,eadv
become detauer TO large He was in Wa shipg
ton during tue winter aud e Master General sney
en ne was deaute and requested have him arez
cd but this ne refused TO do Fitzgerald returned to pepsaco
Ia ana soon after orders received TO retire from
The once upon which he took another of the Post Office
unds and cleared out This "rewardedr patriot of the Jack
son School was sent from Nashville, to the Pensacola
ht TashYIe ne was companion Of the members
Of The celebrated Jackson White finishing Cnuee and there
MADE conspicuous figure pending the Presidential cleo ION
rs 'ne hcnnond Enquirer truppeng forth the
collector apetersburg, would be well to send
out az the particulars Of this publish them for the ben
eht OF jackson and reoD?" We ssec, some secrets worth
knowing might be dscoseds abort this appointments
| fthose who know dared tn speak out BaN. Pat
The packet ship Amethyst has arrived Boston from Liv
eYpOO. WhencG she sailed The