Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-28
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Thursday .NOrntAig, April IS.

" The irreparable schisms IN The Republican par
w. are best iliusta by the quarres and dlssentons
u'nong their Presses. 1t is singular truth having
regard 10 the stcadnCss and cd ing wit
which they pulled together ons year ago ,hut the
JACKSON Journals are ali by the ears together
scarcely with an exception. The Telegraph and
"iobe ut Washington, the Sentinel and Inquirer at
Philadelphia, the Courier aud Standard at n York
the Crawford Jackson Press in Georgia ind the
Calhoun Jackson Press in S. Carolinu, these and
scores OF others, are ut It with hearty good will
Our veteran neghhor wisely cschews these contro
Versef' always bitter IN proportion to former inma-
cy, and always Improbable. HIS meekness howcv-
er does not exempt him from share of the blows
which arc circulating The Telescope and the Time,
rake him from the South, tho Jcffersonan from the
west, and Duff and the Pennsylvania Inquirer fire
an occasional shot from the North. lie bears 1t all
with the utmost equanmity, for the sake OF The Re-
publican party and its harmony.
o. The Pennsylvania Inquirer reminds it's amc-
sake Of Richmond of It's saying few DAYS ago.
eve have letter from Washington Of the 18th
April Our Correspondent states, that the story
about the Presidents intending to remove Mr. Ing.
ham, Is utterly false"
Not ;vo days before the explosion. the Jackson
Meeting al Philadelphia IN their resolutions, speak
of the strength, and stability of Tho Adminlstra-
tion!
~ We invite attention to what the Norfolk Her
aid says Of the late explosion Washington
"Pehaps be asked why did the President remove
he Secretary OF the Treasury aud the Secretary
and thus restore harmony, without parting his
iends' Aye there's the rub These gentlemen could not
be removed for complaint the President had II
TO alle.c against them, WITHOUT alternating South coon.
Pennsylvania and posucne universal dlstTus party
MOI could he, fact the other without
similar result. This that remained, hen the
that has been puTsued namey
oil all uI and thus cut the soran knot which he could
"CuiosJ is the future movements of MI
Vas buren, and s1oai thu, III
be for the Vice Presideucyto which If he
succeeds, Gen Jackson Reelected General will
Iesea, and thus leave MIR Van Buen possession OF
Presidential ChaIIi!i
alt remarkable tha, the President .hould have maids
general Of his cabinet dlai should
gether long Tive result every body fos
saw, and Tar from establishing that sasacy DIS
cnmiuatGn III draw ing around him the first talents
county, Which hah been loudly challenged ioI the Pref
dent
ave dismiss this bsf article wihou, feeling of
Conga,ulaton the result OF the
country has been subjected under the present
IL proves that Government happily ted
provided We have difficulties with fore powers
perform its functions well with weak cabns or indeed
without cabinet ALL with IN tho nauon
at its head The country pro,peou. than at
present. aud tho people perfectly and
able clerks IN the departments might do welt
witou, President; and the Congress might
limited to the passage OF the appropriation bills.
Dent to the Country"