Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-02

shSa march every raan 81 theu,.- 1Ios, Nil be
very right, Sir, replied the Post Muster General
provfded that the rule be impartiiy executed; but,
parhRps you have not Considered il will obiae you
turn out greater nun"cr of your friends than |
of the other PARTY for il is not In be denied that the
former have been the tsost ready To prostitute Their
offices To elCctoncetinS purposes "'S!" said the
Rctorner recoi'in. II he had trnd upon Il serpent
or Kentucky boatsman would saw, il he had !
unexpectedly agGinst snac-' Sr."-I don |
understand you."-Why Sir, rake It for granted
you mean TO make your rule general. a to~tnrr
out all who have committed the same ch:.pcc agains'
the freedom of eections"-"By Cd. Sir. l mean
no such thing gnod morning, Sr!' and the "Great
est snd Bs," turned upon his heel Tho next day
Iohn McI.cnn was nominated to the Senate an
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, and thus
was one conscience" put out of the way Of inter-
ference with the new system Of Reform"
NHw ORLEANS. May Is.
IL The Northern mail. due on Saturday at half past
o'clock failed as usual Shopsd the mail arrive at
any time to-day recommends the Jackson folks of
our town. to cause all the bells to ring merry peal in
honor OF SO great an event-Argus.
The mails-Post office atFairs.-Tho northern mail,
via Mobile came IN yesterday. bringing us. might
be expected in consequence OF the numerous failures
files OF papers, of which, from their old dates are
OF little or to 1t will be by the extracts
which VIC give below, from various Journals that there
general hue and cry throughout the United States
about the bad management of the General Post Office
department, and of the irregularities, and even total
failures OF the mals.-Ib.
Adr;ees-A part, only, of tho papers due from New
oiA ana fhlladephia,-and mono at all from Wash
ngton were received by the mail of Yesterday As it
came regularly through however tho packages of
must have been overlooked missent by of the
fost Masters, on the rottc--Mo6,le Register.
Mr.. Van Buren's furniture is advertised for sale nj
Washington, Monday tho 3Oth inst II is now as
serted that nc will not depart his mission London
hn tho return of McIane with whom Mr. V. b. wishes
an interview previous to his de parture
Bali. american.
The Washington Globe ioeica'.) hols in refer
ehce to the late Secretary of the Navy, his Ian
9haSe-"Ihe maize of Branch, aud hs weak cffnrr
70 inpcacl the wisdom, hrmness and iis':c. Of III
president eve ask of Mr. Branch =. think
over the dilemma presented to him III tho f low,np
| article and to- choose lis horn" Such il III.
treatment CT man "ho no longer holds offio
ana Who incurred so much ohoq"y md rdicul,
! Tor dcnom'na'ing General Jackson 'thc erc,ics
and the best! In the arttle Ia which the Globe
refers, 1t Is denied that the President has born re
tlmony to the cepathy of Mr. Branch The Pres
cent test addressed TO Mr. b. fliows-"In the
discharge Of all the duties of your office ovrr which
have any control, have been fully sati- fed
u did not, as TO yourssH express wish that you
should retire" Here, surely a fu u,estarion of
capacity
According TO The article endorsed by the Globe
- Is to DC disccrned that the Prn-ii,nl fund thu.
charge hi tho opposition, thar Mr.. Bench wanted |
capacity true" Admitting the .asscrt,on-for .rzu
tne''S aaKe-~e may observe that II is title in
consistent and unreasonable in the v.he,ncn, nd |
vocstes OF President Jackson, to be 50 in.;-,an,
ana abusive When AIS pas - Questioned BY those
who are said to have believed in it before he wa
tried II he could mis- axe in tie case of Mr. |
branch,-one Of his oldest and Inns ntnoat. f. ;.nd |
-ihe possibility OF simar error, on he SD. Of tn,
people even, with regard to himself, might be con
ceded. heFe may be q very wide difference b..
t"eeh WHAT HeneTat jackson wa" supposed TO b.. |
IN 1894 upon the represents, ona Of his dew. e.,
" hat he -
the year 1881, with trial Of more than TWO wear.
In an "in'e Tor which he was no, specially prepared
and qualified. Whoever will OK back on the M
lI I "h'ch we're ascTIbed by the adlninstrati II
edl ors to Governor Branch, ct the period of b,
appointment as Secretary of the Navy. aud to their
ooass about TIE uneFrng sagacity of the Presiden
must acknowledge that their present language con-
corning the Governor is quit. Inconsistent and
suspicious as any which uscd by the unb, lever
the present time in regard to General Jackson.
capacity or htncss In fact, The portion of the De
Pile who voted for iiai Were too confidng an, |
hguIne:-nuIno"rs OF he most Jealous and inte- |
gent OF his original admirers md supporters coDfs,
th'lr TsconceP'Ion and disappon mrut .AlI in |
thh Wrong IS he proper tile of the poll, cal dra-
ma. fhs examll".-if 1t should end AT The proper
'erm,-inust b: falutary. Both parties, The ina u
liIu>Ion undo' which they labourcd. General Jack
son distrusted himself too ht,lr; the maiorrv h,
whom he was elected overrated ais energies and
aolities; every one viii comprehend better what
,''N oii~S VI 'oeAuShS IeQuiItE
Phil. Nat Gazette
The Erabos'yto England-We hear no moro now
o. the ''retTacy of MIR. Van Buren--no more ofbury
ing himself the bosom of his native stateno more of
hisement from public sorviceno more of
dsinerested withdrawal from high Office to assn ne the
humble station of private citizen. But all this pas
sad OF MN, at the moment of his abdcation of the
remcrshlP, by the toad caters whose task it is to bolt
All ms acts however gross and prcpostcrous. The
.uhe Is changed from positive denial that he had
any intention to go to England to soothing congratu
iaon OF the country upon his appointment. The Rich
mono Enquirer now says, it .can very easily conceive
mat Mr. Van Buren, himself should find sufficient mo.
tives to leave the United States for more TRANQUIL m,
are" Admirable conplacency! Wonderful capacitv
OF perceptonSl5, 900 for $4,000: how vastly easy to
conceve"'-N. Y. Ecening Journal
no riPtures between Mcssrs. Jackson and his late
Cabinet, and between the Calhoun and Van Buren,
DIVISIONS oil "tAe party" make it morally certain that
a great delinquency will appear in the Admins
tratlon ranks Gen. Green late Orderly will blow the
trumpet OF reform anew, and recruit old soldiers for an
other leader The friends of Mr. Calhoun with Mr. C. at
their head will muster at the CALL form and change front
resting on new point dappui. Virginia will wheel
OUT OF the Administration line, and form column on
new ground under the marshallng of Tazewel and
yer, while the guerilla chief of Roanoke nil; hn