Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18

These things fortunately fr The great civil liberty
stand in bold relief an'ons the ofthe
requires M prophetic peope these
h Governments of the iron arm of Persecuson bid
sel the violated majesty of liberty aud bring back their
wants TO the spirit OF the Constitution The which
express my sentiments, requires with YOU no apology NAV
Ensan with your own sex your L,e, coe no socss
there not maid among whose eve YOUR elo
quen, appeal has reached cry Shame OH such
you The pride feel in claiming you American: and to as
the opinion entertain of your talents and
Character am, respectfully, Madam,
Your obedent servant,
SAMUEL ELLIS
We request attention to an article from the Port
land Advertiser, written with uncommon force and
placing controvered question, III our Judgment upon
the true ground.
u Kentucky is highly excited at the fate of the
Maysrille bill. Writers in the public 6apers. call
upon the people to make it test at the August cleo
tons, to REGAL AIR Bi5h from the Senate and oppose
the election of Mr. Rowan. whoss term expires in
March. Mr.. Bibbs term extends to 1886 Instruc-
ted most emphaticay, to support the Tariff and the
MaYsTie Road and opposing BOTH il is not proha BILE
that Mr. Bibb will pay much attention to request TO
resign bis seat Mr. Ebb is not the first Senator.
whom the long period of years has led to deyiate
from his duty, in the hope that before it's expiration
MS offence would be forgotten
E5 strong writer in the Portland Advertiser, con-
cndes"A Review of the Grst year of the Admins
tra'ion," with the following remarks:
But such was The hap hazard course eff the presi
dent, that he has been obliged to make repeated re-
novals of his own appointments.
Wilson, the Marshal of Key West a good officer
WAS removed and Dean appointed. Dean had an ad
vance OF money, pocketed it, is defauher-has all
seconded and is removed
Capt. Harrison, Commander of the Revenue Cut
ter at the same place, excellent officer, was re-
moved and Mr. Davesac appointed. In n few
weeks Davesac was removed for, brutal intomne
rance.
Storner was appointed in the recess in place of
some person removed in Florida. He was nominated
to the Senate but resigned charges being brounht
against him.
Fitzgerald: P. III at Pensacola, was appointea on
ihe removal OF an honest and responsible officer and
proved miserable wretch, and was removed. 1t an
astonishing fact, that sixteen officers in this territory
OF FLORIDA were removed by :he President In the re-
cess, aud against whom no known cha rge had been
MADE and OF those to supply their places, -FOUR lone
nave been removed by the very administration
which appointed theu,! :!
You shall hear further FROM your friend and humble
servant, A REPUEJICaN
G5 ~ his reqIest-we publish the extract or q
letter from the late Collector of Petcrsburg which
follows; with the single remark, that though he might
not have intended to convey any insinuatcn against
'N~ NA"''"l"ti"IoH, Jct was tDe erect OF his
former paragraph, and bis conversation, such as we
stated it:
iTact Oh letter from Tie late Collector of PETERSBURG 10 tho
Editors, dated June 10th! 1880.
L nave never at any time, used lanruaoe calcuIa
Veu toiuPiicae "ir Rush, to make lIim connye
at my dcfa!caion: only deaired to sheyy that had
committed but one, place of too acts of jndjscro
ton; Mr.. Rush far from connyipr ot tho sfotc Of
imn9s. wrote me more than one letter urpnu me To
remit the balance then appearing due hy mn accounts,
thls is all that ! designed, by s,atinr that. had
!IhCe regular returns, as il was my dnyy 10 do In
no conversational nave ever held have rscd iorru,o
winch was intended - convey an iuslnustIon or inn,
emo agains' MI Rush, whose political and moral
character | hold IN the bgbest estimation III +
principles which have always ma IN eir,.d IN relation
10 lhe men who composed the last Adrninissr afior
remain unchanged. and nothing which can nov bor.
Peu shall INDUCE to depart from these PRINCIPLES
Extract from Washington Letter to the Palladium
MS u.s. certainly, the CONNIE ncerept Of a new
Poitcai era-and the magnitude Of this political rev
9u'ioh mas JUST begun to dcyelope itself The Pres-
nent 10 an inexperienced, feeble old man with scarce
y TWO IDEAS IN his head he is any th,n,r and ecerv
'o'ng That Van Bntcn chooses to make him His
powers OF memory are almost wholly suspended II
> oouo'ed by many, whether he remembers what his
'wn views and votes have been on the score Of inter
'aI Improvement. He is the first President we have
'SF nsn VINO could not and did decide for himself
!" nus name "the great magician will venture on
NPSr'"ehts winch he would not dare risk on his
'~n sponsioility Under the sanction and shelter
,, JacSson>s name, he has denounced the United
eS oSS' violated siic sauctity of orr Indian trea