Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-01

eafions.-There is doubt, believe, of Mr.. Me-
Lanes wishing return 10 the u S.-The expenses OF
but all beyond that Is certainly false u is perfect
ly safe to assert that Mr. v. g. did procure the re
mova of the Secretary at War (but the latter at first
took the office reluctantly, he was most willing unior
existing circumstances 10 resign it) Nor Is IL that
Mr. Van Buren, offered to take the embassy to London
On the contrary as soon rs the President had
mined to offer the Treasury Department 10 MIR Nc
Lane, he himself anxious for the appointment OF
MIR v. b., who had so many qialifc atoms for such
distinguished station II was he that proposed it, and
not AIR. w. B.-Mr. " b., than whom, 70 men In ,hi.
country have been calumniaed Is known 10 have
deliberated some time about the acceptance many OF
his friends wishing him remain in the U S-but his
wishes to be out of the hury -bury OF the cleo
tioneerng campaign and to the object OF
giving peace TO the Republican Party, account OF
which he had thrown up his Office of Secretary Of state
finally determined him yield the Presidents wsse
and to go TO LondonThe speculate about his not be-
ing "Permted 'o,go to England" and about Mr.. Me
Lanes "not being admitted into the Cabinet is J,
course, too ridiculous 10 b. entitled 10 the slightest no
tico.
The National Journal iaa,,us TIA, II eanum please
every bod some onP a. has cen too Ps s'n aud
harsh Ch nigh HAYS added a6usive) -oh.r', hat L.
10 100 reserved Ia Ito sric;urss upon public and
measures Gibbs last species Of mon NUT asiy lie
AnhroPoPhas', cann5a's; most r1as aud unrea-
,onaSls Sc, Of %',n,hrTpe' he Journal
resoiect the fable Ct he Man and lis As. INLAY we
reeommc nd prescr ion! We Il has never
ri-d be ors-Lst ito Eiior tell much truth he
e.n m, and In d.esn' laIg age as he can eomm.nd
me IFetc attorney General Of the u. S-Censure
for once !. dumb The Opposition press Of bis al.
10 a. loud 10 praises OF his tlspts and virtue ,a the
f,isnd; OF the Admioi''ra,i'n All hat he wants to
make himself universally known, il MIA, Decatur
wisL ed to his brother officer, ,por,uniiy" The
more conspicuous theatre on which io 10 now placed
urni'hes him with ,ti opportunity "-Tne following
strong testimonials are given in the Aitimors paper,
70 nj. favor The bar o! the Supreme CourI already
does justice to his talen,G
From the Baltimore Republican we eongrAtu.
late the Sase the 'minisra lon n the Sunry,apsn
th, srle elton With all parties il /, I'd a. on
which will strengthen the ada ins ration aud do honor
10 the pubic service lawyer surpassed BY none ia
the country, gentleman. whose narns 10 dsn lt I'd
wherever has been with every thing that pure
aud elevated In chaaciet-a ripe scholar, sound,
erect, orthodox politician, gen1e in aud uni
formly courteous in deporIm. St,-Mr. fancy will b,
touni safe and m counsellor and v able public
servan, OF whom the Safe which sends him. and tn,
Union whish receives hin, may justly DO proud
Tho change can hardly advance ,hs peeuni.ry inter.
os's OF Mr. TAney Tie great extent and value VI hi,
Pra:hce In his Proesson, must mako q change OF hi,
ar aug ement-, and rsm3val 20 arlington matter
much Inconvenience. But no man ever thought les,
p'sonai rahons when placed In compe ,itiop
with public du'isi."
fT0mfhe Baltimore Gazette -''Tas Office of A,,or.
my G.na.a OF the United ates has for mauy wear.
past been filed with of so much talent, worth Of
character, and amAbls manners, that such appoint-
msn a. me present was necessary 10 flu 81 the public
expectation aud sustain the high ropuAisu attached ,o
that Important offi;e-ind feel assured from our
owa kt owledse that i, will be mo ably sussned by
| he recent appoin iment While we rejoice TOR the
great acquisition which the government will secure BIZ
this appointment, and for tho mered prom alton OF q
man OF so much worth, we canno, but regret the de-
Piiraion which We must experience in common wi h
tie eZsns OF Baltimore, by the necessary removai oil
NJ. fancy from our city. We believe tina appoint
men. could have teen made. which would be more
From, the Baltimore Patrie. (Cl.y).-"Mr. fancy
hs, at all times been distinguished both Iawye
and politician: He will d,ehsrss tho duties of ,h'
sfics with decided abi ""
From the National JoWnal--' 1t 10 understood
hat Mr.. fancy has been offered the appointment d
Attorney General. We hope he will consent to serv.
Il we admire and appreciate his eminent iaIsns as
lawyer, and his character gentleman" SC. (,hs
res, OF course, is abuse upon the Admnisra alton
Well; we have at last one JauifIess appoinims Il!
Mt even "creak In ihs slipper OF Venus'-How
i'ng Il will continue so, remains to be ssensome shor
months perhaps. "until thss. shoes &c, DID,"
The Baltimore Republican says that Mr. B.rrieb's
notice OF his having completed the
the Office twas given 10 the President Thursday
ed"
Itis agreed on all bands that Mr.. Bsrrisn has di,
charged his duties with great Abilities aud he 90 La
mads his congo 90 tbs N,rfolk Herald truly safe o
with grace aud dignity which all will admire"
The Columbia Times" will discover before II reaches
this paper, the injustice has done There no
CLUMSY Juggling" no design" in ascribng the para
graph from tho "Ieieseope" 10 the "Ignes" The mis-
take in the first instance arose from the very circum
stance TO which IL refers; viz the "jux apoon" which
the Charleston papers had given TO the quotations
from the two papersand in the haste of transcription
we wrote "7fnes'' for "1eieseope"-we discovere
had il corrected as il will have from the correct
ed copy, which have adore sed to its office MOI
content with doing this took notice the mis-
take in subsequent No. Of this paper.-So much TO
the "clumsy Juggling" and "the design" which none
but miserabIy contracted mind. like his of the Time
Office, could ever have attributed to us.
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
The pHloge Record (Ciay ,hroughou complains
OF the lew Executive sppon mems, which have be er
conferred upon Psnnsy lvania-"Fewer Pennsylva
Says tina, papsr) ere now in tffics than on hs ds,
Gen Jack'oa be same Pr.s .nt'-"Does no! thi, ar
que wsni OF justice in the P.ssii,n, towards tho.s
who have rendered him services Of the most i'm por
ian kind, and is II MOI sufficient for dis. FAC
ton aud complsu'? We sure th,t many Of on
friends ,oho haze differed NTH us in the presidenta
contest, view this d., AMI bitterly esI tn,
negIest and hjusliee OF which We speak," Tn,
support OF Pennsylv and her csninuei sdher
to the HERO" uLd-r all eifcumstsnces, sesms to b.
considered ~ certain; and hence 10 Is thought ue
es"ary to distinguish her by any particular marks O.
favor Of regard" &c. &c.
Tho Phi l.deIpha american Sentinel touches upor
the same thing, but different key.--Speakng of the
warm reception which Mr.. Ingham had met with from
the citizens Of Bucks county aud the confidence which
the reemeD OF his native state have in the "pennsylya
MA Farmer (Mr. ~ the Sentinel adds II is true tina
her million and quarter OF citizens, her hundred
thousand Jackson democratic electors, sent
ed IN the national cabinet but OH principle such deprva
lion not 10 be regretted asst only tends to place he,
In more independent pos ton, and gives weight Il
the moral influence she always must and always viii
maintain In the councils Of the nation il she only re-
main true 10 herself Detesaiion for the corrupt Goa
ion of 1924 and love for the gallsntry and patriotism
the hero oil N. Orleans were the governing nhue
which operated on her in 1928. The sup ort unbend
ing and in6exibe, she has given 10 four successive
southern Presidents proves that seIshness enters bu
hpr