Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

The New York Express states, on the aith oil leiter
from Washington that the axe OF prescription is at
work; that Mr. Coddingon is tn be removed from the
Post office of New York-and S. Dewitt Bloodgood,
formerly Of Albany, and for many years Editor of the
reckless Albany Daily Advertiser has been selected Tor
that Office We shall not beeveit till we see It, The
New York Sun declares, that "Thc removal Of Mr..
Coddington is not desired, in any view legitimate TO
the considerations which should govern the occupancy
of the office lie fills the perfect satisfaction OF every
bodv bv n single individual in orr community. But
if he is 10 be removed the Sun demands to know, why
so many of the citizens Of New York, /" born and
brought up in our midst, known for their worth and
integrity 10 every body who have aided largely IN
building ZIP the character enterprise, and prosperity Of
our city, and whose education, business, habits, and
associations fit them admirably for the trust III ques-
tom why they should all be set aside, to give way 10
s'one who is perfect stranger to our whole commune.
ty, except perhaps, few party committeeman, VINO
lave been brought in contact with him at political ca
balls in Albany where he has resided these twenty
years almost" If this change is to be brought about
then will the hand of John c. Spencer be in this thing
With two such ministers in his Cabinet as hessrs'
Webster and Spencer, what President could be safe
Mr. TYLER does not give his Administration fair
influence for sinister purposes. IA
men who differ essentially with him upon great prncI-
PIES and whose habits different from his own
Mr. TYLER must see by this time that the idea OF form
ing third party is out of the question Can he then
throw himself upon the Clay Wings, when such papers
as the "Independen,,' under the immediate auspices
of Mr.. Clay, waging SO relentless war upon hun
and when such correspondents as appear III The Rch-
mond Wing of Friday last from Washington, recon-
mend the Independent 10 the whole Wing party, as
raising the "genuine Wing dag" and taking "the
standard demanded by the interests of the party"
=" It should at (suys this Correspo ndenp
cut itself off from Johh Tyler and all in connection
with him, lie has proved fathess to their every che
rshed principle, and is personally dshonored, and
further connexon with him, is disgrace-forieture OF
the lofty character which it has always maintained and
prded itself on. This is the course which the lnde-
pendent has taken in advance Of any from the par
y leaders 1t is denouncing without mercy the trea-
son and the traitor. And with fearless nrepldty, u
m wing open the public view the rotten corruptons OF
the Executive administration. 1t is pursuing the only
mode by which the Wing spirit of $40 can be rallied.
1t is in fine, just such press as the evil times we
are fallen on demnnd.-Yet its patronage is not in
proportion to its merits ! again and again appeal
10 every Wing make the cause of this paper the
cause of the Wing party. Let every Wing do some
thing ior it. Again and thrice again, then, urge it
fthe Wings would keep perpetual and goadng thorn
the side Of this vile administration, let them look to
the prosperity of the Independent"