Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-15

Conrad, whose commission expired on the lth Fc
bruary last.
ALEXANDER ApA1R IN bo Marshal n,r Middle Flo
rida
DANIEL. LE Roy, to be District Attorney of the u.
States for the Territory of Michigan.
JOHN NIcuoLsoN, 10 be Marshal Of the Eastern Dis
trct of Louisiana
WATERS SoIru, to be Marshal of Eas, Florida.
THOMAS L. ELKRIDGE, to DC Judge for the Terrific
ry OF arkansas.
NATHANIEL S. BENToS, to be Attorney for the
Northern District OF n. York, vice Samuel
Beardsley elected Congress.
NATHANIEL NILES, OF Vermont. to be Secretary of
Legation TO France, iii place OF Charles Carroll
Harper, resigned
REUBEN HARVEY, TO be Consul of the United
States for the port Of Cork, Ireland in the place of
Reuben Harvey, deceased.
GIDEON FirZ, to be Surveyor of Public Lands
south of Tennessee, vice Joseph Dunbar, resign
GEoRcE WISE and GEoReE w p. Cusr,s, of the
District of Columbia, to DO Justices of the Peace
for the county of Alexandra, in said District
NATHAN LUFFBoKoUGH, ENocu REYNOLDS and
CHARLES ii. w. WHARroN, of the District of
Columbia, TO BE- Justices of the Peace for the
County of Washintou, IN SAID District
THOMAS CARBERRY, JAMES DUNLOP, and Vu-
LIAM O'NEAL, of the District of Columbia to be
Inspectors ofthe Pepitentiary in sad District and
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS Of said District to be Warden
of said Penitentiary
JOHN A CAMERON, of North Carolina, to be Consul
OF the United States at La Vere Cruz, in Meg
leo. in the place of WIN, Taylor, resigned.
JOSEPH SAUL, of Louisiana to be Consul of the
United States at Trpcli in the Mace of Charles
ID. Coke, deceased
DAVID J. BAKER, of Illinois, 10 be District 'Attor-
ney OF the United States for the State Of Illinois,
vice Samuel McRoberts.
ELIAS REcroR, of Arkansas To he Marshal If tho
United States for the Territory of Arkansas in tho
place OF George w. Scott. removed.
GEORGE w. CRuMp, of Virginia, to he Consul Of
the United States for the Hand OFFS. Bartholo-
IN thn mia
pointed to the port of Kingston, Janlaica
JOHN CUTHBERp, of Pennsylvania to he Council OF
the United States for the port Stamburr in the place
OF Frederick List, whose commission his expired.
SAMUEL Atkinson, of New Jersey, to be consul of
the United States at Lyons in France in the place
Of Cornelius Bradford, deceased
LcMUEL WELLS, of New York, to be Consul OF the
United Safes, a! ST.. Cathirme's, Drazll.
Thomas e: BURFoor; Of Virginia, to he District At
torney of the United States or the Eastern District
of Virginia, vice Robert Sanard resigned
RoBERr FULTON, of New Y re, to be Secretary TO
the Commission under the Convention between the
United States and the Kirg of Denmark of the
20ih OF March, 1880
LEWIS SHOEMAKER, of Pennsylvania to be Consul of
the United States at Matarzas, in the Island of
Cuba.
JoHN Hoi.TzMAN, Of Georgetown, TO be Justice of
the Peace for the County of Washington. in the
D strict of Columbia.
joshua LIrrINCoTT, of Tennessee, to be q Direc-
tor of the Bank ofthe Untd SIares, vice Nicho-
las Biddle, elected Director by the stockho
ders.
NICHOLAS NAvonI, of Constntnope TO be Droro.
man or Interpreter of Languages to the Legation
OF the United States at Ccnstantnopc.
GEORGE WINCHESTER. Of Maryland, and JESSE
HoYT, of New York, 10 be commissioners under
the Convention with Denmark of 28lh March,
1890
WILLIAM l. duane, of Philadelphia to be a Com
missioner under the Convention with Denmark OF
28th, March 1880 in the pace Of Stephnn ;;lnnsop
rejected by the Senate.
PETER DEsNoYERs of Detroit, to be Marshal for tho
Territory of Michigan
JOSHUA BAKER, to be Surveyor Of the Public Lands
for the Stale of Louisiana.
ADVICE TO. \ PATRIOT PRESIDENT.
Put yourself the head of the nation and render Yourself
independent of parties and facois.
Declare your inclis Ibiluy
Recommend an amendment to the Constitution limi, the
eligibility OF the Preside 10 a single term
Declare will sign law made by Representatives
OF the People, which does rot violate the Constitution
Declare that favor Of wise judrcious proec-
lo Of domestic industry aud prudent, moderate system of
national improvement:
Government Legislative and Judicial by withholding the Exc
cutiye patronage:
That you will make no apnormen from C,orryess mr. ITO
Bench any Office;
That you win permit to hold place in your cabi
net or use the influence Office candidate for the
Presidency-far less more ~
That you will take your cabne, who ener,ans
views wh regard to the Constitution, Or Of public policy diff
That you will destroy The party-aways pcrsccu.
lilS intriguing, ana seHshi
mat you VIII Select with proper respect for the rights
the States, of all pare locking only 10 princpes char
acteT, qualifications, and service;
That will eKercae this power with nependence and
I'npaFtaliy, looking only TO the good country;
That you vii not lend yourself any man or party nor
permit any party you your Office or its nG-
ence for purposes OF personal ambition reward favo
Tlc' or purchase friends
That you will not remember the past either for favortism or
prescription
That you will remove y faithful publ, scvan, on account
That you will permit dic,aou from the heads of nartes
men IN power, or the editors Of public jounas
That you will administer the ahirs the country commit
ted to your charge agrGealy Inc dictates own
Judgment; and under the solemn obligations your oath:
And that you will preserve the unison invinlate
1hus you VIII obtain the respect and confidence of rood
men, advance tho prosperity of the country secure your own
fame imperishable basis and noble example os
who follow you.
TUE STOLEN LETTER - How u certain con-
hdental letter from President Monroe to ar CAL
houn got into the hands of General Jackson with
out the consent or knowledge of Mr. Calhoun is still
a mys;cry. The Washington Telegraph of Thurs
day thus closes reply to the Ne" York Standard,
on The subject
As we have said, it has been seen that names
IN this matter are substantial bnae and it may be
that the names of the member Cf Congress- and of