Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-13
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THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10 1880


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JACKSON IS i''S"F"' III ] IRA &c J''', '''.' WV
Buren, faciion--Ea on who commands the personal
affections of the Hnr,-Vah Bl-cn himself who
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latter for IN HIM 'l' i"anenc' GENRES a. aS' anu 'o'
his future promotion all things made, as far rs
the Presdon, and n, dominant FICTION in the Cab
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tin is the real, Tie &c fi'to PRESIDENT Does any
sensible. man really doubt this fac? Is there any
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;ruth and the necessary tea encg of tas conscious
ness IN throw hun into tho arms oS his con
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Washington and Is passing there - to sn"p" that
Gen jackson is in truth, any thing more than the
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What then ought % be done; he'"''ct "'hn whose
ncompriency Will not be denied By his owH friends:
To cect man who is incapah!, Of ld-e,siuc Con-
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elect man, '7' inc cSpec'fi hhn"" "' IN Eur'n-
who us,s h;,, IS a s,niia.- hrs, TO- c,yrr his aD.
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say. wha'sVer aE'S MS "'SEhS, anH commit th"u-
sand nconss' cnc:es and violations Of his repeat
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i MITrERS AND TtiiNGS Al WASHINGTON
The following views A." the result Of an oh crva-
tior and cyD.r,.cr o. puh!ic Affairs \ nd public men
by rru'le.n7n oF great responsibility himself an
active, and ;.!Icntig! member of Congress for the
last cirh, oars
Tint General Jackson has no. NJ anv Inn, since
= his uration TO tn, ich and honorable office c!
the first Naaistaic OF our nation bren more than
the President in FORM is now very generally known
and admitted Tho eviisoces OF Ills fact are nutnr.
rous: some arc CAPABLE Of direct prouc--all are OF
such nature thai every dspassionatc min, can ga
lher them from circumstances which have occurred
: and some uf which will rnrn; ION.
, One of tho evidences that Jackson did pot enter
oice unshuckled is rho fact the undonabc fact that
4 he had determined 10 apnoin Hanrv Baldwin, Secre
try Of the Treasury and ucunlly notified that gen
i slsInSn tn attend in Washington This came out
q ais, IN .SoR who expressed very trends and
nation ut tn" arrangement that had ben made FOR
II him before his arrival ut Washington to take upon
It him the office of Chief STANDARDIZATION rnsis
ted the appointment of ngham by Inc Junto iOrsev-
eral days nor dld he yield 10 ii until ted upon
personally Nv Mr. Calhoin. who insisted it a
email return for the vote of PsnnsyvGna, which he
c Caihonh, ahege" was IN consequence OF the iHin
ence OF ms friends. OF whom the most prominent.
I'VE, ana othn'"nt was Samuel ID ingham Duff
b Hreen pushed Inghnn IN The same ground: and in
conversation whh 'onl" Of Alr Rnldwns friends did
not hesitate t. say @1c!So1s future support in
rensyIvanla depended on gratifying Dir. Calhonn's
: Irnnds IN that state
ne "hiy appoih' bleh'S 10 Inc CaOile; maue by
Jackson himself or such not dicta'ed to him
DY the Jnnto were an Burc3 and Eaton --nEInngst
tne mos' c'Ec"'n 'foniai "VIe"cr OF ;hc anJ0r part
OF me APPOINTMENTS II, washington: mean the prin
G'pa! "icGr' lawn "csn Htc' a'0Gio Jac"son by 'hn
UNTO Is INC 'oct tHat th"y are evidently tho rcsn
compromises OF inc several factions that united
ana combined m 'hes support OF Jackson, whose views
nntI men had boon rs variant as the two poles
mere ProoaOy never were IN ne CORRUPT Cabrrt of
/ tne government or England set OF men of more
'i'co'dan' principles feelings, and views, than we
4 nov, see N me Canin'i at Washington.
heretofore our Presidents came into Office entirely
Iree rem mos" artificial operations. which gCrc 50
mug" T.I'ed apon' ana winch we're SO efficient in !
JACKSON casP' anu winch wou!d utterly fail him /
s"o'u ne atcH2f second race Tor the Presidency. /
Another crcuTsian'Ia evidence that jackson il !
Dut nc pnppct ut Jnio, IS. that he j. made 20 ~
Ter sentiments now in direct hostility what is we'll
known 10 nave been his sentiments before his cleo
ton brcause the latter public rccordl--}ui a |
fnrthHr ana very laughabe cIrcumsfan'1l cvidrnc Co
mat Jackson public course Is not shap' by himslC