Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20
Correspondence Of tho Baltimore Patriot.
Warrington, April 4.

Warrington, April 4.
The glorious news from Connecticut has as
founded the administration, and its hangers on in
this city, and far transcribed the brightest anti
cipations Of the Whigs-that is, Of about four
ffths Of the resident population Of Washington.
Niles and his gang of coadjutors and agents had |
made mighty fine promises to their loco foco |
friends here, that they would bring that |
good ole State, bound hand and foot, to the Sub
Treasury car; and had their givings out been |
realized, the design l am told, to get up a
splendid celebration in honor Of the "reaction,''
which would be the first great aerarian celebra-
ton of the Spring, for the purpose Of operating
with great possible effect on the elections in 9TH
er States. Notwithstanding the cold weather
which the intelligence last night threw over their
bounding hopes, they still continued to giorv in
the imagined success of Niles, and half at cast,
of the delegation in Congress. Indeed some of
the more knowing ones boldly claimed thus much
on the faith of q letter written from New York
the Secretary Of the Treasury! The loco toco
| author was probably In the comatose state, con-
sequent too profuse wine -bibbng, and did not
hear very correctly the news that given
out.
| When the actual result was heard to night at
the Post Office the loco focos were quite chop-fal
| len. Some attempted lame explanations about
bank influence, conservative treachery,' &c. &C.
| But not syllable was heard about 'Bddle.'
The Globes endorsement Of paragraph from
a distant paper, embody ing certain rumors rea-
tive to Changes in the Cabinet about which eve
I ~ body knows reports have been rife for weeks
/ and months past circulated to awaken atten-
ton. 1t very probable, divorce Of that
schemng Charlatan, Amos Kendall to discover
how the arrangement 90 far as he concern
ed would take with '',he party
Since the official organ is in the humor Of Civ
ing circulation, and sort Of sem-sanction to ru-
mors, perhaps it will condescend to shed some
light upon the of the cool, polite, diploma
tic reserve which has existed very recently be-
: tween two no less distinguished personages, than
the president" and his "Secreta-y of S,ate!''-
Perhaps it will be SO communicative to inform
us whether Mr. Forsyth did not, to use a very
) common but expressive phrase, kick most tremen
dously against some late example of Mr.. Ken
dall's vulgar, inbred ines i,ably essential inso
a lence, on an occasion when Mr.. Van Buren, hap
: pened to concur in opinion with his "Jack in of
! fice,' and whether Mr.. Forsyth did not make
some remark in relation to the Post master Gen
0 eral of the United States, couched in pretty
j. much the same spirit that might he supposed II
s. animate such an Animation as the following
l. "Mend your manners and mind your groceries,"
IS believe that in all that portion Of the para
l. graph in question which refers to Kendall. tn
n wish Of Amos Is father to the thought-thats al
IF As to the rest-the returns Of Mr.. Stevenson
E. not unlikely-but if the Virginia influence ca
- prevail with the party, (which Heaven av ertD
will not be for the purpose Of becoming 'Attorne
al General but Vice President
OF The Richmond Enquirer and other loco toe
n papers there have indicated this plainly enough
Of and have done all they dare do to choak off Co
Johnson:-all they dare dol repeat-The
ct know well enough what the Colonel has threate,
Of land so DO ]. 1t is time the public shou
r know it. Well then:-The party's chose,
r. picked mar for the Vice Presidency-and Ii
e, elected Of the party members of the Unite
ur States Senate-openIy declared, at the last Sc
D, sioo, that if the posld be manager undertook
IN play any FRANKS with him, if they attempted
thrust him of the course, if they started ar
IN candidate against him,-he would 90 home
IN kentucky-take the stump-and come out in o
E. position to Martin Van Buren,. challenge a
10 thoratativs denial OF this: 1t il true As TO NJ
nd Grundy being made Post master General, it
all highly probable. He has long desired it. An
to say the truth, he is not exactly in his pr
ct er sphere when Attorney General Of the Uni,
Re States. There 10 too much law; and too lit
on politics for man Of his ca,ibre and attainment
'ol Mr. Grundy is, in fact, q small politician, not
ut large Lawyer.
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