Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-20
From the Massachusetts Journal and Trihune.
LIKE MASTER LIKE MAN

LIKE MASTER LIKE MAN
I've ~" anu c3ntemptolc system of shutting and
iSsenood pursued by the President and the misera
Die and loathsome wretches among whom he delights
10 wailow, has extended to all both new aud old.
VINO nave taken an active part in supporting thar
great ana ietid mass of corruption, which has lain
In sunshine only to be dissolved.
, See tor example, how the Washington Globe. The
New Official, stuiffes and nulHfes itself in ifs
Wretched and base attemps gloss over that whose
ue'ormlty cannot be concealed, and whose offensive
ness VIII smell &c Heaven, while it remains above
ground. The Globe on the last day of April affirm
cd that fnghdm and Branch were not dismissed,
out voluntarily resi- gned. These terms are Hte7us
az they were printed in the Globe.
On the 5th of May, The same paper spoke as FIJI.
lows 10 '"'
HIS [Mr lnghem'sl leaving the Cabinet is but
consequence of that general movement which the
Presidents best and most disinterestoy friends rT
the Cabinet thought necessary sacrifice Nov ,vb
were me PRESIDENTS best and most disinterested
friends IN the Cabinet'i or rather whom did he con
sider so: we have some evidence on this point,--
In his letters accepting Van Buren's and Baton's se
sIgnatIons; he addresses them DEAR SIRS' ana
oestows upon them praises snd caresses MOB
only IN the letters to Themselves but also in those Cd
dressed to ingham and Branch. And how does he
address these last? He says Sir Sir. He is sutN,
towards them: He bestows no gratuitoaLs praises
no marks of friendship affection ut any times hi,
does not even mention them in bis letters to Eaton
ana '. b; lie docs no more than every msster Is
compelled by law to do TO servant whom he dis
misses; VIZ certItes that in his employ the servauS
has been faithful and honest.
In view of these facts, and many more, which
are known to all, what shall we make OF the two
statements of tho Official Organ? He.said that MP
ingham was not dismissed but repgned Uoi,sntarily'
and hen he said that the general movement was a
SdcTgtce thought necessary by the Presidents best
HichuS lin inc cabinet The friends here meant ara
pan Buren and Eaton. The Globe has not impr-
dence enough to give any other Interpretation 10
his words. It then VAN buren, and Eaton,
who thought II necessary to sacrifice Ingbam and
Branch; consequently they did not sacrifice them
selves; and did not resign voluntarily Will NJ
Blair bare again, and let Us know which of bis
statements is true, and which is les
Alas, alas! for the degradation of our country;--
Who would have believed ten years ago that it would
ever to this! Cease cease you guilty and
shameless wreiches, TO disgrace the land; .fos
yourselves you are past all disgrace. Be gone, vile
cGnaillc! vanish instantly from the face of Heaven,
and the country; it you do not mark my words, an
awful doom awaits you. The PALE HoRsc.
Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce
WAsufNGToN, 9th Nav. 1891,
1t is now ascertaned, that the honorable Hugh
l. White has accepted his appointment to the War
Department
No one ever doubted that Mr.. Woodbury. would
Jump at the Navy Department
Nh Livingston, you are aware, has accepted.
Mr.. mcLape, IT may be supposed will accept and
st August.
The Office of attorney General is still In du5io.
y Is reported here that Judge Tucker aud Judge
Barbour have bob dccliEed. The rurnour of the
Gay - that y VI next ne offered TO Mr.. Buchsp5o
W nat thInk you Of Martin Van Burcn for the NIL
mister resident at LondonF and special envoy to all
other Courts IN Europe; ard finally, candidate for
he Vice Presidency on the Jackson ticket In 9th
'r words, any hole to creep into!
This sygesion derives confirmation fom edioa az
ticle the bauy Argus Of Wednesday, in which the SAME
thing is Indicated ~ regard to Mr. Van BYren wa consFI
lhe Albany Argus first-Ta svlo-ty