Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Correspondence Of The Ea!Ilmore PalIlol.


Il has come TO il al lust Amos X eudllI goes INTO
The upper Cabinet Where Is tbc noble and
chlynrous sprlt Of Lewis Cass Can il brock
such appointment 1--such degradation Of the
Presidents CabiNctl VIII lie remain IA Office ul
der Amo, Kendall for II must he tHdcr hun when
A mos takes his scat IN the Cabinet proper lie
viii SnDc'-Yes, thni IS The wofd-hc viii SHBc1 no
mau there 10 be lbs equal, or 10 check oppose
any Of his schemes and manoayrcs Give such
being an inch OF power, and he will assume the
whole. His rule was none Of the slightest whilst
IN tic lover on Kitchen Cabinet place him in the
oppeI one, or the Parlor and he suffers no one to
refuse HIM reverence. VIII Lewis Coss remain in
Office under suUh being under an Migrate the
shameful beuayer Of n noble md generous States
mans confidence, purchased tool Dough up de
mo.ogue-a henr'lass, soucs5 hypocrlie--thc mi
scrnbe pct.bn k agent - aud the author of the pm
clpHl filth and sllm1 which originally appears in
the Washington Globe" The dirty sheet as Mr.
Forsyth 30 aptly denomlnacJl 1T VIII The Sccre-
ary of War submit 10 the degradation and remain
IN the Cabinet 7 There WaS time when he would
have scorned to do II. Ii remains TO be seen W hat
| course he wall now take.
Aud how is II with the naughty md aristoCrntic
| Forsythl Has he too been humblcd into submls-
| ,Ion by desire 10 retain his place 2 Would he
have taken tie office of Secretary Of State had he
dreamed that Amos Kendall the co editor of the
q" dHtY hst,' was 10 b. promoted to seat with
him IN the Upper Cabinet l-No,-not he But
Forsyth IS not the man Secretary OF State, that
he was as Senator IN Congress. In the Senate be-
ing possessed Of full share Of confidence and
agree able and attractive manners, he was rcndy
and pleasing debater and whatever hulo deGclen.
COS occurred IN lis speeches de}ircred were ge-
| neray supplied by the good taste Of the reporters
W Tor 1liblIf0IjOu "
and being the FIRST Jackson man IN the Scnae-he
was enabled TO obtain considerable reputation. But
| al the head of the State Depattmcnt-ns diplo-
| matist-N Mir, Forsyth has nothing TO recommend
| him. His lac correspondence with tho French
Minister, NJ Scuurier, and his letters TO Mr. Liv
| nsston were all lame and lnslpiI- discovering nc
| marks OF statesman appointing no sparks Of
| hrIlllancy-but splrtlcss, badly composed and tC
their author Improbable If TO no ono else Forsyth
$ sensible of his lack of talent, and knows thai
| hcodall, in this particular Is far his superior
Therefore he dGrcS not oppose the promotion Of The
Fourth Auditor 10 seat in the Upper Cabinet
through cnrl that lac will teunl HIM of his ignorance
The Secretary viii sullCnly submit 10 Kendall.
promotion.
As respects the Secretary Of the Treasury. yo,
may rest assured that Lew Woodbury. never dc
oppose any thing which he thought he might mak
subscuIent 10 his own ends-and he never will
tie thinks 10 prof, at n future day, by The aid o
Amos Kendall. Poor man he will fhd his Gro
when il is too late. Amos 1ciR make use Of Tin.
Aud as for Mahlon Dckcrson, the Secretary o
the Navy, the man Is SO pleased with his station,
station for winch he has no talcnts-that he care
ht'lc who comes into 'hc Cabinet, SO TINT they d.
| not Dust him.
So you sec that, of all tho Secretaries, there i
but one, and perhaps not even that one, 10 oppos
Amos kendalls promotion. But depend upou il
when the romnaon comes before the Senatc-n
matter who is returned from Rhode Island or Mis-
siss'ppi-lt will be rejected in,ta,,ter. 1t will b.
a Roger B. fancy business with Kcndali-it vii
| be the end Of him. But enough of Amos Kendall
! nomlnaiion-l am sick of it is too degrading t.
the country--even under Gen. Jackson's admins
! ration 10 reflect upon