Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19


hours, in eectng Judges of Circuit Courts wi,ho,,
however concluding that duty. Six remain n !.
chosen. We refer to the days proceedings 70. o,,.
,icuars.
MORE TRounLE.-Not only has an isreooncil,blc
split occurred AMONG the friends of Gen. J.et.on h,
those Oh mr van Buren, seem bad terms with each
other. OF the New York City Press the Cour;er ana
the Standard, are the alleged organs of tn. Prem;.,
ihese have fallen by the ears. The Courier ,f,.-
assa'Rg the U. S. Bank with great perseverance.
made something like summersett upon the oco..;on
VI 'he resolution introduced into the N York I.o;.
'a'ure disappearing the renewal Of the charter Th.
re'aHa''on' the Editors think, ascribed to an in
disposition to bring Pennsylvania, (Which had ,,,,,.
'hp) ana New York in collision. Others ascr;b.a a
''a e"a"ge IN Mr.. Van Burens tactics. Other, AGAIN.
ooS'"s I" what MI Otis had said Of the attempy ,,.
'oe '"e Fress' unchartably imputed the reyolut;on
10 that influence. Of this number we beli.v. -.
MT Mum'ord' Editor of the Standard. This much
said, by way of explanation, We put the, r.,d., :.
possession OF Noah's humorous repIicatio,
From the .NeW York Courier and e..
John Mumford is crazy again r,
standard he raves about the United Stale. RE-
bribery OF presses-Evening Journal-Cou,;a'
NEW 0,,swanoher Edtor-bagap-
safety fund blls-Mr Dauby-Mafor Nj
$4,000 dollars. John is like a certain hno,;n .n
always fancied himselfa teapot and swsre tL,, -. -
oouy wanted to pour HIM out He has been for soma
time past, labouring under kind of night mare i'm,
pression, that the United States Bank wanted .,
oribe him, and he has groaned out nea rlv four ~
lumns OF incoheren matter while labourng under the
incubus though he declines signing his en,me ,o !,
as he did the learned letters addressed to Secret,r
! Ingham. ''afy
"on or about the thirtsenh day of Mach" sav,
'ohn' an individual offered him 500 dollars and 40,
| In ma ntIt, g..
States Bank. Might there not be some n;s,oL IS
dafes-was 1t not on the FIrst of .4priL, Howevar
1 If any man offered John 500 dollars for TIM, sm,ii
service, we can only there were tvo fool. D., 80
oargan-one Tor offering, and the other for decl;n
ing. John has not had such nbble as 500 doI.,,
since he left Cotton Brokerng and turned Ed;,a,
out by MS own account 1t he had n souI above
such contemplate proposals, and declared tba, not
even 5000 dollars should purchase him The 80
eman, 1t seems did not take the hint to this extent,
but John says he came 'back again." and Offered
nun iooo dollars which he again refused-as a friend
told him when reading the decaration-"J John Won
threw down your bread and butter, the butter side
on the ground" '
As IA proofof tho chick coming fancies" of Oh,
worthy contemporary It may be well 10 state hat h.
imagined that great Banking firm in Wall s,,aa,
sent for him and represented that such was tbei, -
tility to the United State Bank, that if he unuia
come out boldly against that institution he would
nave any money he wanted up TO IO, 900 dollar, ne,
annum. John ewoke from his dream-informed H.;
readers that the Standard would be onlarped be,m
tined and adorned and that he could not feel the loss
OF 2OOO subscribers he having at the time so,,.,h;
like 317 less than that number
But we waste time with this ad cnpfand,,,, .d,
VINO never could look far into n milestone and
whose Judgment and genius are huddled togetbe,
like clodded cream or bonny clabber
We have now clue to the gross charps mad. h.
! Mr. OTIS IN the Assembly that the New Yorkn,o
was orlbed. When called upon by Mr. Selden' and
more severely called upon by Mr. Fillemore, to name
! the person-he ashamed TO name John Mrnc1
! and well he might be; for by his own acconn, H.
was the only editor who says an attempt was mad
to bride him, but does not, as Mr. OTIS has il decia,
1t was done by the u. S. Bank.
1t is scarcely necessary for US To trent tho ,,,
OF John seriously; yet at the suggestion of sona e
our friends, we again unequvocally depv thai the
United Stntes Bank any of its agent has d;rectiu
or ,nofeciy, offered Us money or any thing equva-
lent to It, we would advocate the 70 charterino of
the bnRk-Bribes are seldom offered except 10 in
dlvIduae whose Integrity is suspected by the Marty
Offering the bride, or by the public at large
IL The Pennsylvania Inquirer continues its attacL
upon the Senators Of Virginia. 1t now ascribe, A.,
TazewelFs detection to disappointment
From the Pennsylvania inquirer
SENATOR observation-disclosures
portion Of tho public seem not 10 be .w.,.
the supposed cause of Mr.. Tazewes detection from
the Jackson party, and his transformation inn, n,
bitter and vlrulent opponent. letter Just received
We subjoln extract: e
" The conduct OF Mcssrs. Tazew.u md TyIo,
never surprised me From The first moment that
Mr.. Tazewcll was disappointed of seat in the eab-
net ne resolved on his course of opposition in COIL
cert with Mr.. Tyler You must recollect tbsI ~
order to concliatc him, he was offered the mission
to London; which he rather Indignantly refused
Tins was In March 1929. No man can Gid hrs con,
nuct WIN more plausible pretexts, than Mr.. Tszo
weIE BOT this DISAPPOINTMENT still rnnkles in tbo
breast OF Mr.. Tszewc. Ho determined NJ the stat
To thwart the administration Of General jackson,
nght or wrong, by every msnns in his power Had
nc oeen received INTO the cabinet, yen mover would
have heard ofthe foolish talk about Editors 'rboae
virginia Senators started to vcx, and DESTROY tho
good old hero; whom they could not otherwise ,cocL
and embarross. Any pretext will do for men predo'
the path the administration. I like old 49,,
or rather did love and admire her in old tincs.
but ever since Mr. Richie pronounced ~ Lo Ill;