Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-05-22

Is paper Tor Inc senate IL W DIS ~
igned as publication for the PEG de;
ut it was not deemed expedient to give
t publicity, in that way, without the
sanction Of the cabinet proper could be
procured to its doctrines. This sane
lion was refused by one member, at
least if not more. 1t is now proPos ID,
to densunce the senate ny
BANK Dangerous. injunction Of
secrecy being taken off, we publish tho
message of the president renomina,ing tho
public dreclors-and, in our next paper,
shall publish the report of the committee
of the senate. 1t ought to be remembered,
that the first nomination was made on the
18th of December last, and that it was not
acted on by the senate until early in March.
The denomination YVES made about the III
of March, and has been suffered to sleep
in the senate until the LIST of May, when
the report was made and Immediately act-
ed on. W. The report of the committee oil the
senate does not place the rejection on tho
conduct of the directors in making their
Communications to the presidents; on
the contrary, it leaves it to be inferr-
ed that they may have been rejected on
other grounds; and, under such circum.
stances, we presume other directors will be
nominated as soon as proper selection
can be made Ii is much to be feared,
however, that there will be difficulty in OBJ
tanning the services Of any citizen, while i.
it is left in doubt whether the senate will
not reject them, if they initiate the con-
=, - tI,, I,4o Il
f time to time, such abuses as may come to
their know edge. Since the l,t Of Janu-
r Iuary last, Msssrs. Riddle and CO. have
had the game in their own hands, without
lany witnesses to observe their pro-
ceedngs. The committee will, howev-
Ter, be able, we doubt not, to penetrate intn
the mysteries of this most corrupting instl-
; tuition Globe.
Public opinion-The National IntelIi..
2 gencer of The 30h ult. says; "The occa-
4 sion was embraced at the election in Jeffef.
! son county, in Virginia, on Monday week,
| to take the sense of the people on the ques-
ton of the restoration of the public depos-
2 ties to the bank of the United States. The
. number of votes taken was 800; of whom
275 voted in favor of the restoration, and
"a againstit'' 'al ee-}e-
Troubles at Washington-The eSpy in
= Washington" states that the secretary of
state is about to resign his place in dis
gust. We have received the same infor-
nation through another and director chan
mel. We think that it may be relied on
J. with confidence. There is also strong
= probability that Mr.. Cass will leave tho
? Cabinet at the same time. II reports are
to be credited, the breaking up will not
: stop even here. 1t is said that the presi-
h dent himself, in the phrensy arising from
e the defeat of his mad ambition, is about to
!. abdlcate and go home. All agree that he
in state of mind scarcely Distinguish
able from stark insanity soas'
Great political changes are said to be
n going in theinterior of the State Of New
York. AT the late election of Super
visors of the several towns m the coul-
n ty of Monroe, a majority of hundred
e thirty votes is stated to have been Civ
en- against the regency, whose tickets,
!. IN the last autumual election, h; d ma.
e jority Of 4l9 votes. The Rochester
a Democrat, from which we take this
t statement says, "Our information from
the adjoining counties is all Of the most
| cheering character" --National Inieili-
fgencer. n @
Il Mysterious Movements. following
g is'giDen in the Baltimore Patriot, of The
30th, as an extract of a letter from gen.
, tleman at old Point Comfort under date Of
the e6h. ult. '-Straws," it is said, "sbew
which way the wind blows" Here is a
:, whole bundle of straws: 5z.
''The steamboat Richmond was char
tered to rcmove company of troops from
this garrison to Fort Washington, a nd tbi,
was the day appointed to take them oil
: board. Accordingly the boat left Norfolk
between seven and eight O'clock this morn
ing; but on her arrival at this place.. found
/, that the order had been counternmDded nv
a despatch which had been received from
the government" this morning, BY thsN
steamboat Columbian, from Washington.
| which boat had met the Richmond on her
way from this to Norfolk-the Richmond
however, unadvised by the Columbia that ,
she had brought countermandiua orders.
proceeded on, and arrived here for the oh