Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01

"h"t ms object IS at this late hour i'm insinuat,nS
ne ooes not assert -thst he has been favorable to
tue reelection of General Jackson, and nj the game
.n"n rem, a"iekng his best friends is more than we
can a"lne, unless it be to keep open AN avenue bv
wncn 20 crawl back into ranks, IL the new ..cos
'oh should explode IN the formation. II he should
deem II advisable tn take up his course with us and
Keep m'he back ground with all due humiHty--if he
will quietly follow. aud no more aspir. IN lead ;c.,
Ut "'ESe-,i hs w candidy admit his manifold trans
gressons, aht'caiions and he
w p"""ch confess and sincerely repent his political
anos'iy nc may pass quietly his course under b,.
iuii assurance that he is beneath the attention or ~
opponents and Will receive nouCht but the silent com
tempt OF Our friends.
Il would be mos, useless waste of tim. o, G ,,,,
"' aEan the evidences of his guilt. The, are nj.
ready before the public only in he ooiumn. or
our paper Sut in the procre dngs of the Drmocr.,;
u'eneers "f the PenUsy vania aud New York levisla
"'eS' 40 would not Lave nominated General Jackson
ior reelection Il, the time they did, blu, in conse
/ the faction who guide "a
We nave never madc charge agans, the Tele
b'"p" or ITS editor without proving it be, nd the
S"ad"" 90 doubt In Jane last, when suc,sinr or
E's hostility To General Jackson, we ur,,,r,r1 he
opposition TO Gales s. atoms printing the hnrn, LOCI,
mcn,s, CA the ground that It would ,"r,l.r ,I,. 80
pendent at Their purity, AM enable then, In .,s,o;,,
General J"cksons aLins;i alton, he denied i, i'm tb.
nos. positive terms, and dcGed To the proof We
sane ,m the nam" ct our informant, it senced
nun Tor TINE NJ least; offer him ad,litionai
evidence ofhiS truth ~ ''"@i
go. FROM the u"cd states Telegraph Of July I'd, 1885,
! '"e New York Courier closes an article which w1
P"ruSe 10 no'ire more at large with these words:
we VIII mere relate ancctote i'm relation tn this
and ,ihSr printing, which we had from n m.mhn w.
congress VINO IS warmly attached to the admin;stra
ton aud "ho IS willing that his name should be used
It necessary. VIC u'eo
when during the short session of ls2s.2e huff
Green WAS elected printer 10 Congress !, wa. co,,o
plated 10 give Gales 3 Scaton the printing of the oc
, ,S "l''h in"ie so '1uch noise last winter, Duff
't'"""us'y opposed IL, and was asked one dav in
lFes' nee oi Two three why he did So His rcnl,
""s-'I'ales & seaon are in fact warmly attached ~
- y'cSsnn' a!t''nHgh circumstances have thrown
, ,.taa,
Mir. Adams: give them the printing and vor % 10
m'he u'e,h independent OF the Bank of the United
states and o their subscribers. When Gen J,cL. 49,,
administration commences they will enjoy his conf
|"ch'N' n"' the confidence OF the party and in tyvo
YEAR, they wall he reelected printers to Congress
Is an honest confession, and yet this man tails rs
"'s disnerested devotion TO the President, VI
me anecdote purports to he on the authority of
.re"pSr o. congress, who is willing .hat his name
Sl""h DC ueed Mnre-it is said have ,ransnr.a =;
the presence Of two three members If So the
',"n'I can prove us truth We pronounce it to be a
w.'"I ana Gr"b"rlt" l-'LlE.-CG without the shadow
=" s"auc 20 rest upon We do not believe that anu
single member OF Congress will father IT, we are CO..
hdent '''Tec will not. We defy the Courier to ts
- p, Enron U. s. TELKsRIpH
Member nt Congress from North Caroline. to Las.
Watson Webb dated ~ '""e'
Dear Sir, A'0'' jury ''"' 1850.
Gen Green stated to me as the ground
OF ms opposition to The re print of the burnt doc1men,,
by Gales Seat0n that it would render tber, 80
pendent at their newspaper patronage-tha, thn,,
would consequently support Gen Jackson,s Adr;n:y
Jackson'5 Confidence" " 'e''
THIS IS identical with memorandum made at III.
''mc ~ "a small common place book.
1>"j","e was farther from my wish than IN no.vo
the' ,he f.ml1H>) tie subjcci of nc,ysnnner cor
n iI''c; y, ard sI u!d he very sor1v in nnv ys g.
,"' T., t'e 8 IAN. 81 public bounty, which he admits
49,, $50 i'' i' .le p election and support of his
"'' '|.It '"'..y respectfully, &c.
T. ~. d l. BARRINGER
We earn rem Washington that the part the Eli.
TO. oi the I,.agIaa. has taken in bf I, ..e .ui-
po"'ehac, and his impuLrnt insinnations in roIa,;a'
o. IT, nav disguised an parties save and excent The
ueh' "!"ing action" and that those who gaye
.,. '.'" '"-9* ioi Printer, it most bitterly
! iH'y a,c "a" disposed TO give u7 credit fnr ouo,
-N'' ~ Hvl'sh tact than deserve in predict;n, NJ
,t '."'e iG' a. year past, the hostility of the Tee"
10y" az: -" 'o.i ecled with it, to the re-electon
',i- '-v"S""' We are not surprised at this,
- b. ,.'y 'eooh some persons that too much dis
1.''' Is >';nc.i:n more injurious than a little inn,
P5ai' nee founded on honest purposps pbo,, ,
must '.''H 10 bujy aEd hector it, when reason 10
"i,oa. elect. soh u
From the Philadelphia Ipqai,.r.
fiscal journal held ,nt I mere was time when this poi,
well ,r ,I lnh 'nd was esteemed by the public as
~" le ahiy OF rs conduct as the independrnre =, a.,
eaI OF acting the houourable aud manly nnrr b I M
wa. formerly characterized, the Editor of Inc Rioimod H.
or c bitter and dptad rrver of all whose t syist
~ n' RON ms own 1t Is lamenable TO look unon ""% arc
an, ''''' a. we nave witnessed
- %. t's political writer and the only serves 70 conv
~ ' 'n '5 moment The intellectual faculties Of men begin
" Ht'Sh the influence of age or the excesses nf So,
% ' 'f continuance before the public in AN sc,;,. "s
y ems 10 render them melancholy spectacle of min 80
: usiur generation ' 30 '"ose OF the
W nave long been under tie impression thai ,,e ed,o -
""' inquirer, once recognized as one Of the M,
a Jnns o. We day, was rapidly sinking INTO the sca
, LOW 's'I 'hc spirit Of thought which foImerv cbs,.
''' "''nS departed and the force Of eyn,e.s,
ff w. P'''H'phs teemed having gwen place IN ,,a
~ "hI IHP i.ncy which denote a PROSTATE in,sie',
oil se vi
=, c I" "osn% 'Hs change, being disposed to atnbuts
'l' nalWrhr"s on tie feeble attacks which il ocra
,F" ,. H'on'd mh'ks Of hostility, well as betrayed
and m ..S Sno'ance with regard to Pennsylvania politics