Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-07

Does not this language, contrasied with ms deter
minaion TO run again, most Individually prove that
ms friends can no longer say tina, all his conduct is
governed by "consi.iency?"
In his message of 1880, hc says
Yin order. particularly that his he Presidcnt) appoint
ent may as aI as possible be placed beyond the reach Of
any improper Influences order he may approscb the
solemn responsibilities OF the hirhest ofce - ,n. in g
free people uncommi,,ed to Snv o,he , t VI. gu, OF
ne OF constitutional duty the securities for this IN
dependence may bs rendered as st,on, ,s the La. ~
cr and the weakness of posse>sor will Admit cannot too
earnestly invite your attention promoting such an amend
Of service" e ~ WV
w no can look at this paragraph, after reading the
!cttT of President Jackson to the members of the
Pennsyivania legislature without sxclaimng Of him.
rdfen, FALLEN BAL LEN. from his high estate.
albany Daily .1ar.
u Rumor from New York, speaks of the .dcfec-
ton OF large body of The Jackson raT,y Of the
city, headed by the Mercantile Advertiser and prob
ably the E-ening Post and Standard. These papers
,cere Jacksonian, but not Van Buren, The Cou-
rior g. Enquirer alone sains his cause. A letter
from high authority, IA member of Congress- gives
1t as the op Mon ofhc writer that Jacks on is behind
majority IN the Safe of New York, .jfty thousand
votes. For the first time, it alledged that Col
houn party is crmirg in that State.
d' Since the "exposion," the Hero is presented
as being in peck of troubles, swearing (says the
hIarylander) and praying alternately, now damn nr
Calhoun and Duff, now entreating the Secretary to
help him out Of the scrape. The rejection OF GER
iain rewarded Editors by the Senate, the reproof in
regard to the Turkish mission, and the letter to Cen
happs are not calculated to molify his troubles.
d The case of Mr.. James w. Marshall was ex-
amined on Saturday, and he romandcd for trial by
fho
was rejected by the Court. Counsel for the Com
Joseph Mayo, Esq.-for Mr.. Marshall.
Chapman Johnson and James NJ. Wickhnm, Esqrs.
TIE RICHMOND ENaUrnER--Our readers are
aware that on Thursday and Friday last, The mails
containing the New York papers were not received
in this city. It was, however, well known that the
packet Silas Richards had arrived, and news by her
was anxiously looked for Under these circumstances
we were fortunate enough 10 obtain a commercial
letter of much interest which we published on Fri
day morning. On Saturday, the same letter was
published in the Enquirer, with the following pream
bic: The folown. extract ola litter was received
I'm this City on Thursday, by express from Phlade!-
'phia' On the same morning, the same letter up-
peared in the Compiler, with the following prefix:
- We have sought for correspondence from the
North by yesterdays mail, but we have been una
"be to obtain any letters. The folIo,cing appeared
Sin yesterday mornings Whig. we have put IN
italics that portion Of the Editorial of the Compler
to which we wish to draw particular attention 1t is
a well known fact, that these papers the Enquirer
and Compiler have the Same Editor Why then this
difference? Our only motive for noticing such mean
ness, is to draw the public attention TO the dcscrip
ton of opposition we have to encounter from that
quarter