Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
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Saturday, .NOrnin.. .fpriI 10.

~ Inc Enquirer has displayed most lnfelicitous
want Of tact, in referring TO Mr. Livingstone default
II confesses and repeats that il cnter,ains ohjec
tons to Mr. Livingston os Secretary of Stare"-apd
these objection, are, that he q defa utter TO the
Government TO large amount! Pretty reasonab lie
objections indeed. The veteran Editor however.
mHr- diatcy attempts 10 answer his own objections.
One OF his correspondents suspected be the Rev.
OBADIAH who alternately officstes first Clerk in
the Post Office, and Father Confessor to the Presi-
dent,) uaderl axes TO disclose 10 him n conversation
he bad had with the President and by way of pre-
Jude informs him that 1.-The story of Mr.. Livingston
being once dcfaulter, is misunderstood The
President (he continues) examined Into that matter,
aud has documents in his hands to prove that not
one cant of the money ever cane into his hands!'
Into whose hands then, did the SEC, 900 which it
seems Dir Livingston has paid up, go' 1t seems int
the hands of his Deputies and Agents" Was rot
he District Attorney of New York, and has Dis
trict Attorney agent. and Depu,ies,"
Now VIC are persuaded that the public in shor,
time will hear very different story from tbi. Of the
Washington Correspondent of the Enouirer-the
same 1t may be, who wrote on the 18th April, that
the rumors of change in the Cabinet, were absou ely
falls" Mr. Livingston is a man Of learning md rep
ted humanity, and we should be pleased TO gee him
and every other fellow creature accused success fully
acqut hmseIf--but we have no idea that hs WINS no,
personally dcfaul;cr that he did not ,fterward. in
the District Court Of New York attemp, BY n nioce
Of shameful legal hocus pocus to get rid Of respop
slbiIy, or that his having paid up Just debt, will
screen him ION cCnsure, or Justify the precedent.
This attempt 10 ioresa public opinion, will &C, inIu
mel, "a, b,.k
investigation.
~ /. appears from the following that Mr. Nau
ray, the dismissed Liverpool Consul. who has lust
accomplished the probably unpara loleI ACHE cmcnt
Of crossing tho Atlantic in the e5th year of his arc
will sson conc on to Virginia HE native State whcro
nc proposes 10 pass the remainder Of HE days Aner
the late var, when the officers who had borne pnrt
IN u, demanded Offices sort Of right, MI Madi-
son in disgust complained that be had even been re
quIred to dismiss MI Mauray in order that his place
might be yielded up to somo military gentleman who
had taken n fancy 10 it--what Mr. Madison cstecmsd
70 unreasonable, the Hero has done. We thouph,
Mr.. Mauroy's removal defonsblo on ,hc score Of h.
great oge, and think still; bu, tho bcsowal Of his
place upon Bnrrs Cashier roaniies,s that the pnblie
crrs aud service had no ag9ncy IN the uc ond rhnt
the motive vas TO reward old crony and assocnre
who deserved any tning hut reward from the coun.
try.
From N, rets York Dr,iy .7dr/y4;yy
MI NAufy, late Consul at Liverpool, visited the Me,
ohasis Exchange yesterday lie we'd most cord allie
oJ great number Of gnlsen had the pleasure Of nj.
acquaintance Ensand, and Introduced 10 many who
had long transacted business with, hot had him W.,
believe gentleman has visited the Exchange who ha,
received - much respect did this gentleman NJ, !.
about eighty hu. years 81 age, appears good health
as straight asa young Of twenty, IL active and iut,
GENT anh would moi be tskSn 10 be than 65 20 lie
was appointed Consul ~ Iverpsol under Gen Wssbinyon
And mas hed Ihe Office With great bdey usdef all the various
sonlnISu'iOns NJ oef government, Until Cen jackson esns
into power when he removed II believed that the
government have never had faithful officer abroad
me Kindness and service afforded 10 his have
rfoVefbidl, and during tho late g. Britain hen
Anfr7ans ordered away, the confidence aud
hnn To remain At Liverpool unpossd We und.rans Nh
mhuJ on his way his nstve STATE Virginia where he
In'nds to spend the remainder Of his days
" When all the Cabinet besides retired WHY did
Mr. Barry remain is Gen Jackson ignorant Of the
dstrust and unPopulari'y into which tho General
Post Office have universally fallen' Or do tho min.
ions around him, permit him 10 geo and hea nothing
which might injure themselves, or inname his males.
tvs choIeE The Departments were we'll mana ged
compared with the Gcncrsl Post OHfcc. Convicted
Of neglect, waste oud cxtrsvagancc--no;e han sur-