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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25

(yAPERT0N 4 CRUNP. ero,. ,,,..,,o~-,-
~ have in siore-2UO b. pr.. \ ~ ~, brtdge
Java and Manneaibo Coaer: "a ma p ~ 90 LAsuifs,
prime 81 Crox sugars lOO6 s.cts r.h sho no
100 tons Plaster erces linz. e1t qsAhty;
eotons bar 1rOu-whh general o
~ TO the uade-and WILDE res,vns i'm sen-
. supply which will be extensive and ,., IN
pre- - .utedtothc tines The usual a.yanes. az
all produce sent To them to SELL WV ees maze on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25

GEo q. ALLEN, formerly connected win the IIouss
Y, ~ benediet Benedict Benedict A Benedict A Co,
snd san w benediet) importer Of Engsh, French, and
swiss watches and Jewelry ~ Wall street up rtars New
lors wholesale and retail offers or sale al rpns
eod and silver Lever Dupie1, Anchor Eeespeent Re.
pesng tndepcndenl second Lepine and Verge Watches
also Diamond fios RinG = Gold Pencils and ell descrly-
ions OF Jcwery al retail. twelve per below the
nsnsl prices. WstehesandJ ewery hsnged bought
hWal street, up stairs, New YORK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25
MUSIC FOR THE PLANO ronrp

-
SMiTii Il PALMER have
~ from the Northern Cite
and most Fashionable Music
,pieces for the Guitar, togetl
various authors for tho Plan
<nette, Fiageoiett. with hfusis
.celehrated Manufac turcrs.
"Addiiional Music will
a. published. Among the q
lowing for the Piano Forte:
Away, bonnie Bark
Harrison Tippeeanoe Gran,
March
North Bend Q uick Step
The Harrisong, with a Wig.
nctfe
The New Cachueha, or
Hark tits the Castinet
Do do as danced by Mad.
Celeste
BALTIMORE Convention song,
with q vignetis
Town the teal that steals, b,
the author Of Flow GENT,
Sweet Alton
Home Of my Childhood
Ham saddest when I sing, oil
you think have a Kerry
heart
] remember how may child
hood, &C.
O whistle and III come to,
you
Beautiful West
- ~ To the Praire
I have gazed on eyes as
bright as thine
Language OF Flowers
Oh this Love. or Jesse Nc.
Fariand
kaihaleen Mavorncen
There grows a Bonnie Briar
Rush
! lose her siill
8rnly On the Mountain
Wave
Twas an Evening OF BEAUTY
love but thee, by T Moore
Fondest affections still cling
TO home
oh no ! they shall not see me
weep
My Normandy
Woodman spare that Tree
A life on the Ocean Wave
Flow gently, swe, { Alton
Al things love thee, so do I
My BoyhoodPs Home
a wet sheet and flowing sea
Art thou happy, lovely lady
Awake, awake Love
Angel OF Charity
Come brothers arouse
Farewell Ia the Mountains
y babe thee bot farewell
% bid Inc not TO wed hun
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25

HE Richmond Fire Association prepared 10 insure
personal properly Of all kinds. wooden build.
inEs in the City Of Richmond sgsin loss or damage BY
nei on the m0st favorable terms Application be
10 JAMES BOsHER, PresdentR Pa.
jaIs c. u. HYDE, viee.President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25

Foite. 'SN' 'o' '"' i'a"o
Music will be disposed GOOD terms as AT any
snen. IN ,nse laIe je2i
lie subscriber respectfully announces TO hIs friends
uuihe pubic generally, that he has hand and will
nue 10 Keep Large and SPLENDID assortment Of Paper
,'.;s ss-eonsisiing OF Gill, Velvet Tapestry, Fresco
Pu anu common Paper, with Borders matcb-al OF
country s'' !" Town anu
Also curled hair and Shuck Mattresses Feather Des
sn1ne OF me best purified acng every ar
eie IN hs line All orders thankfully received and exc.
eu'ed AZ the shortest notice and IN The best manner
s WILLIAM BOOTH,
a. square below the Ranks, on The opposite y,ic
ther Bets renovated, and made ss new
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WI
A. Inloes has this day associated with himself his pro.
Their j. A ocs, for the purpose OF conducting General
Auction and Commission business under the firm Of In.
ner opposite the bell Tdycrn) lately occupied by MIR e. e.
word and are prepared attend sales Of Groce-
rics Dry Goods Furniture Horses slaves, Hardware and
Cutlery Paintings, sc
AdmnisiratoIs Trustees and COMM ssoners Sales will
also be attended to- aud liberal cash advances made when
required ALFRED INIOES
la | JAMES A INIOES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25

TO the ATTENTION or Observation-Disclosures
sale PRIVATELY, the Furniture, &c OF person iecIin
consisting OF the usual variety bur tile
useu. resons 10 want have opportunity OF sun
pgns themselves adyanaseousy. Enquire al tie Whir
G-tf
CARDi
I'HE subscribers are in reccipt DIV recent ,aek.,. ,
fhadeiphia New York and Boston OF a spie ibid as
OF Beaver, Mo.eskn, and Brush Hats OF the arc
fashions Also, fine ouer Caps TO which thew
auehnon OF gentlemen In want Of such articles
no ~ JOHN THOMPSON a. co.
WI AND PLAIN GLASS CELERY
sEANDs.-A very handsome assortment OF The
ABOVE on hand for sale al small advance together viii
'ul STOCK OF Glass Ware, China aud Queens Ware
ao W. T. BUTLER.
no ~ doors above the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25
MORE MUstCAL MORRIS.

WVRE HUSf(AL WORkS.
'I'HE ioScn Academy's Collection II ChoruscE Being
collection ci the most popular Choruscs the great
mascrs designed for the private practice 81 Societies. for
ConcctE OF other public cccasons qusro volume VI The
highesi character
"oVst
nearly one hundred popWa Gscs, Nsifglls apd Ropnis
The high price VI las species of mssic, and the ohcc
tonahe character Of the words usually Introduced IN w.
have hcrctoioie operated usi ts excessive IN this
country, b these objections ohVlAed IN The present
work, whch h pui low prce aus The wofds diver-
cdof all hacc hanal.an ciher inpTupcT sentiment
Tho Lyfisf, sting Of aseccou OF new songs, Duets
aud trios, authors. compiled
~ Lowell Mason snde Webb Professors ~ the Boston
Acad~my Of Music
The Lifc Of Hayda aad Mozart, translated fsom the
French Of T. a. G. Bombet wish noles by Wm. Gardner,
author of the Music Of Nassre. AUST received by
=. MADDOX,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25

. LNELI., JOHNSTON a. LYEIl,.
AT JAMES gfcRfI1o,,s OLA S,ond TS,rI-,..J
"HoLEsALE AND RETAIL DRAIERs =, ~ s n
.Mehcines, Chemicals, Dye woods PsI.,--'- rs
will sell on lib raj terms. 10y
Nutmess, Mace, Indigo Snuff Maccaboy, LotriI.
CASTLE soap, Cloves, lard's, Scotch, do.
Cinnamon, Cayenne Pepper Lamp Black Black Lead
CoPperss Rotten Stone staughton's Birters Chnlk
Pot and Pearl Ashes, Starch sup carb. Soda, Putty
1iquorice ball, Logwood, Scdlitz Powders soda To-
ealeratus, Fig Blue, Alum Yeast Powders, Alcohol
Powder ed Ginger aud Root Castor OIL in bottles
White Lead dry and In OIL EPSON Salts Flour sulphur
Jamaica Ginger, satpere lnk, in bottles, Birthstone
Oil Peppermint, and other Luciier Matches
essential OTIS British Lustre
isnglass, Russia Olive Oil, In baskets and
sponge, coarse and fine barrels
Soda, for washing
OlLS-Winer strained SPERM Fall do; Iinsced Meats
I3ot, Spirits Turpeniinc.
MISCELLANEOUS ART1CIES-Surrical Instruu nts.
aneets Evans's BEST own importalsn aud
ed genuine; Apothecares and confectionery Glass Fur.
aturc assorc OF all dec Iiptons; va Bot les CoIks
&C; Perfumcry, soaps, Tooth Brushes Powders, a.. ,
fants dry and ground in oil Oils, Window Glars
Colors, and Painters Articles.
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDl INES-Physicians and
Country Merchants select GOO from as la &c and
good an assortment can be found any other store in
he 5tateo. Virginia.
be- The most prompt attention paid to packing and
saIppn2 NH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The time Of the departure ofthe
&l0D1 Steamboats, hence for Norfolk will
S3be changed from sunrise TO o.
G;jysA;II5:l--.E1 clock ~ tho morning to commence
e&1-a<<-~azzx2k2S on SUNDAY, the l9h instant
Passengers going north will, Their arrival in Nor
folk, bc transferred 10 the Baltimore Boat where they
VIII sup and lodge and depart o'clock A. NJ going
the Hay 10y daylight, aud IN Baltimore bror. sunset
Old Point Comfort will he landed there, taken from
thence when they wish To return. jus
THE GREAT OBJECT FINALLY AC-
Il COMPLssHE ED, 10y the Introduction into this ciiy
Of the style OF LAMPS extensively used the CITY o
with the patented Cimphine OIL Tor burning iheren The
proprietor - prepared to offer the inhabitants Of
THIS city and vicinity, Tar superior and more
light than has been brought before the public
light produce ed by the Camphne OIL in wcbbs peculiarly
constructed Burners, produces flame matchcss In bril-
lancy, economy and simplicity.
The cost TO the consumer will not exceed ONE HALF
the expense when compared with OIL Gas, any other
ingI een used for the purpose Of aording Arc
ties there being Alcohol spirits used In its conpo.
sition, but is PURELY VEGETABLE and, consequently
as perfectly safe in its AMI much opposite tho
article known Spirit Gas, sperm Oil Is. This the pub.
lie may rely upon
said Camphinc aud Bu we're intro ed into the
City Of New York abou year since, and have been
adopted In all the principal Hotels Printing Offices stores
Billiard Rooms, NC, being more highly approved OF than
any other article heretofore knswn
Upwards Of Ten Thousand Of them In In the
city Of New York
us-A supply OF The above oil, with several varieties OF
the Lamps just received and for sale by the subs rber
23-tf H. EUSTACE Al son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25
A CURE FOR CORNs

VIE subscribers have found a remedy N, an. .,, =,
TO which they call the attention OF The pubIic
Inc experiments OF Its ae6cial use couin, n,s ~
own observation, have perfectly satisfied them ~ H.
anu as guarantee thai the public shall moi be an.
spponted they will In all refund the mons, so,
ths cure not be Effected JNO. n. EUsThCE = SON nm"
ye-'-u doors below the Bel Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25

u.
AUCTIoN AND COMMISSION sT0RE-
suoseribers having taken the house on the eros.
sneet INN edtaely in treat of the Bell Tavern ara
ucor TO Messrs James Sizer Son. intend 10 eaIrv an
aueiioh ana Commission business in ali s
Iii vi" aiso ihioIm their friends public thai thew
commune their former business OF hiring nesroes -
DEBTS IN the City of Richmond and tbrooyhon,
saie OF pugina-thus giving rchants and oihep
OF having their claims Collected on The ,
AN sae er1s They hope by strict 70 obtain
20 their already very liberal PATRONAGE Tb.,r
mousse viii be ready TO receive goods on me Ian inst
p . o, ROBERT HILL Il Co
eenf nr collecting the same. q Do for eolleefn. 49,
he CITY do; 10 under slO6, n do They Will ai.o ~,
Az negroes IN case OF sickness through the year
/ QnAAs DlGEsT-Disest OF the laws Te,peefing Re.,
st,ss generally adopted and in the tni,ed
.aesi embracing more especially, the Law Of Real Pc
perry IN Virginia, by John Tayioe LomaI For ale ''
liz JOSEPH GILL,
W 49,, Dousls tFuu' lave <ye,-.,---
Coughs, Coils Asthma. Difficulty OF Breafhus Pnns in
the sfdes or Breast Splitting OF Blood Catarrhs Palpia-
en OF me Hear Oppression and Soreness OF the Chest
hoopag Cough, Pleurisy, Hectic Fever Nigh sweats
Dincn profuse EIpecioration and ali olher a.etonc
Of the Chest, Lungs and Liver. For sale At
- GlLLS Bookstore,
deo Five doors above Tho Bell Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25

" PROOF sHOEs.-we have inst resolved bt
Of these very superior ard Hsw seNeosbs Gen
emen wishing 20 keep their dry had better srop IN
and get pail; they esn be 6tes whoat sny One sby.
ID. BURLINGTON 4 co.
T. BOXES TN PLATE, p<t lesdsd or roofsr
W houses lsndint from sehf Manchester, add ~
sale ~ ar SonN ~ eoRDor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25

nK. fOWLsR, DsSrIsT, informs bis mend. in virg.
~ MIA who have ~ nberslly pstronsed him many parts
II hts naive state, that owing ~ heshh, he has been
unable 70 them Dr foe past,
his heehh. he viii couunse IN visit thcfn asnsus rssny
parts Of the state. time Tie
rived from tho Norm 9th all the late Improve
he performs sny and every operation pertain
ug 20 the mouth and teeth: the aaioua 0f Do
dents well a. AN Oilers shall be pleased Dr. refer.
10 the number he has benefued and the fssen
ais Of hundreds Of the scienihc add skh
tnc ply sie lans in this and oiher safes
po-2-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25

SUPERIOR sEGARs-The subsc rber has Jus,
inc. n N DtTyat gu"
Is ~ 80. ~. No..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25
-Ho WORKMAN, McGRUDER 4 CO.
AUCTION AND COMMIsSIar anoa-

Fon RENT House on street, opposiie The F1
Apply to p'>' AS Ssnnet Shop
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25

LOOh AT THIS.
THE subscribers. welcome the Spring with
large stock Of summer 80 Ms. will for the purpose ri
Inikins room for them, sell what they Remaining OF
Over Custs OF Beaver Frocks, FIRMS CO-r, and re
specially solicit can from such Who have not suppHsT
themselves, or who wish 20 do cheaper than they
elsewhere. GEO. A. KEEN a ca
u, Aswe are yery much IN want Of The sRsw Maze
ral' alas ~one Thing Needfu" woold respectfully
request such ss have unsettled bills with cai and pas
and confer favor entheir humble .ervsnts,
ial5 81 n CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25
CO-PARTNERsHIp.

Richmond, 9th September, isso. BAH
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-19
FROM WASHINGTON.

The very first movement in the Cabinet. on Hp-
pointmenis TO office, evidently show that Webster
is the leader Of the administration, and nct Clay
and that the Z" Patchogue Democrat" and not tho
celebrated Harry Of the West has carried the day.
The appointment Of Hoffman, as District Attorney.
was decided upon in Congress, where all appoint
menis decided upon without the least interven-
lion of Executive power or influence, and as Ilof
man really wanted the oflice-that is TO say, want
ed the salary, the Cabinet agreed that he should
have il, and when this august body assembled at
the White House, on Wednesday, Mr. Webster
made the nomination Of Hoffman. although il is an
office under the immediate direction of the Aiior-
ney General, Mr. Crittendcn All the Cabinet vo-
ted for Hoffman, and he was carried mem. con-
but Old Tip, who was considered as nobody in the
matter, took the studs, and resouely refused to
send in the name, giving, as his reason, desire 10
bestOw that appointment on another person. Amer
much fuss and coaxng, ii is reported that the old
General expressed wish to give the office to Judge
TaIlmadge Of your city. The great Daniel, 1t is
said. sent for Riyes and Tallmadge, the leaders Of
the Conservatives. and made il apparent that they
must release the old Chief from his pledge forth
with, which they expressed perfect willingness
to do, and also perfect Indifference whether they
or their friends were TO I've considered Of any con-
sequence in the dispensation of executive Gvors.
This done, Hoffman was nominated and confirmed.
.Nep Era.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-19
VERMONT MEDICAL COLLEGE.

1t gives us great pleasure to announce to the nu-
merous friends of this deservcdly popular inst'u-
ton, that the circumstances under which the Lee
lures have commenced this spring, are highly con-
frmatory of the favorable estimation in which it is
held by the public, and gives ample assurance that
it still susans an elevated and envable rank among
the friends of Medical science.
The Faculty are not surpassed by any in New
England. Their Lectures are universally charac-
terized by minute acquaintance with the subjects
embraced, elegance Of language and clearness of
communication.
The Students number about fifty the present
week, and are still coming in.
sLeThe report that DIR. WATTS will not be in
attendance this spring is erroneous. Dr. w. is al
ready at his post
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-19

The Twenty-Snth Congress terminated its exis-
tnnce at late hour on Wednesday night, Sd inst.
hnvng passed all the necessary Appropriation Bills,
und very few others. Not one tueniieih Of those
reported by the several Committees were finally
acted on and three fourths Of the most important
measures of the Session went overheard Among
these are the General Bankrupt Law, the Revenue
Protection bill (NIr Adam's) the Presumption bill,
the bill Recognizing the judicial Districts of the U.
States, and either the Navy Pension or the Revolu-
lonary Widows Pension,we canont tell which, our
advices from Washington being entirely contradc-
tory. The Judicial Reorganization bill passed the
Senate by heavy vote; but that body uuaccoun.
table nullifed it late on Tuesday night by confirm
ing the Presidents nomination Of Peter V. Daniel
to be Justice for Virginia District, (Which was the
one to be merged in two ohcrs.) The vote on
confirming was Ayes %, Noes 5-all the wing SEN
aors absent. All the Judicial and good many
other nominations oflho President were at the same
time confirmed, including the transformation of
some twenty or Thirty Midshipmen into Lieutenants.
What was done on Wednesday night we do not
learn,
| Vice President JOHNSON vacated the Chair Of
the Senate on Tuesday. AResolution fthe thanks
for his impartiaty and courtesy as presiding officer
was moved by Mr. MANGuM and seconded by Mr.
Clay of Ky, Hon. VIM. r. King of Ala. was on
Wednesday chosen President pro tenn. having l6
votes to for Mr. Southland ofN. J. and 5 scattering.
Hardly any Private bills have passed. Mr. Crabb
of Ala tried on Wednesday to get up the bill mcr-
ging the Virginia Judicial District and creating a
new one in the South West; but there were rs
Nays to SO Yeas-not two-thirds in the Affirmative,
and the bill could not be reached, except in duo
course, which was impossible.
The old Congress separated in good feeling; Mr.
Speaker HUNTER made an impressive address of
twenty minutes in rcsigning the Chair, which was
warmly cheercd.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-19

Well Spoken. The following extract is some
what remarkable in its tone, considering the source
whence it comes. 1t is from an article in the
Canada Times published at Montreal:
ga true bill has been found by the grand jury a.
gainst Mcleod for murder consequently, he must
now remain in confinement until the trial comes on,
Had not Mr. Mcleod van-g orously boosted in a
tavern at l.ockpOlt, N. Y, of having belonged to
the expedition sent by Sir +. b. Head to destroy
the steamer Caroline, he would not now be where
he is, and this trouble and excitement might have
been avoided. Should an American citizen come
into Montreal, Toronto, or any other place in Can
ada and publicly declare himself to have been the
murderer, or an accessory to the murder of a Brit
ish subject, would he not Immediately be lodged in
Jail and there kept until found guilty or innocent
by fair and impartial trial? We have not NE
least doubt that it is the intention Of the authorities
of the State of New York To do him every justice,
and discharge him at once, if proved Innocent AS
we cannot for moment suppose that the citizens
of that State would be guilty Of such barbarlly as
to take away the life of any innocent person in
cold blood, merely to crafty their feelings Of yenge-
ancc for any i'll treatment which they have reCeiy-
ed from the British Government.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-19
Old TIN wants $4,000 to Z" fix up" the bed
rooms of the White House, lately good enough
for the extravagant and wastcful Van Buren,.
u Did Ann nYrr hrnr Of Ihc IurMtF.'

The Inaugural .addrcss.-The National In,e-
gencer the official of the new administration, thus
characteristics the Inaugural:
WAsHINGToNs Inaugural may have been
more stately; JEFFERsoN's more philosophic;
MADIsoN's more lerse: each in unison with the
character OF the writer's mind. Gen. llARR1soN's
Address might have resembled either of these mod
els more than it does; hut, if it had done so, it
would not have been his own. Nor, unless we
wholly mistake the popular taste and feeling would
it have been half acceptable 10 the grca, body of
The Presidents constituents as in the present shape.
Most true If the document had been either
/" stately" or philosophc," or " terse"-hc In
tclgencer nigh, have added, if had been respec-
table either in matter OF style, it would not have
been Gen. Haarison's " opa" 1t could not have
been the author of the speech at Fort Meigs
The Inteligencer's estimates of the popular
taste and feeling" seems 10 be predicted upon the
fact of Gen. IIarrisons election, and tho character
of the means which WIS successfully employed 10
effect that rcsult.-Erening Post.
The Boston Courier, fed after commencing the
Address for saying nothing abou, public measures,
adds -
"Wc should have been better pleased with the
address, if the President had omitted al-yes,
ALL,--that he has introduced about Greece, and
Rome, and Switzerland, and all other ancient or
modern governments and countries ,excep, our own.
There are two columns Of this supernuous matter
not Of character TO arouse opposition, or TO en-
courage prejudice, or to provoke ridicule but to
use a common phrase, lugged in by the head and
shoulders, in excessively bad taste-enforcing moth
ing, illustrating nothing, proving nothing. As
literary composition, we confess we are sadly dis
appointed with the address. Is no better than
some other public documents, with which our wing
critics have made themselves merry. And this we
apprchend, is the consequence Of the Presidents
willingness to follow a most pernclous example,
and make an address that should equal in length
the addresses Of his predecessors" II he had said
nothing but what was pertinent TO the occasion,
without attempting any rhetorical hourishes, he
would have given US few grains of wheat with
out these five bushels Of chatl. But after all, as
there are some hungry enough TO feed on chaii, il
was perhapsa proyident disposition in the old Gem
era that induced him TO furnish so liberal a supply
of this cheap commodity" [*Gen. Hanisons adj.
dress is about five times as long as either Of Gen.
Jackson's Inaugurals, and nearly three times as
long as Mr. Van Burens. l-.frgus.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-19
,CJeREAD AND REMEMBER!e1.

The following extract is from the pen Of the ed
tor Of the Cincinnati Republican. the chairman
of "my committee" An opportunity is now af.
orded to test the truth of the assertion, which was
made, of course, "by authority"
''Gcn. Harrison win, in all his appointments,
look alone TO the welfare of the nation. No per.
sonal conslderaton-no mere party authorty-no
combinations of Influential men, can induce him 10
nominate TO, or remove from office, any one indi-
vidnal for mere party purposes. Fitness. on the
one hand, and fidelity on the other, are the only
inquiries which he can or will make, and anv ef
for, 10 change thwart this course, will receive
his rebukc, and merit general Indignation"