Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
Iva.Aiassu~ correrso...i..rc.
We annex twp letters from tho rscy pen &c the
Correspondent oil this Philadelphia North Amcri-


Correspondence oG the Philadelphia NouA American.
wAsulsGroN, Nov. D. 1913.
A politician u your city. good deal more witty than
wise, said not long since that "he present Administration
could oaly beooksd upon sort ., OF poes
Oessics quainy given had doubt long before ksned
Il To the Roman in,erresnan the casual aud temporary
magsracy that made supplement tho lsprd consulate;
the minority Of French Prince. In which tho
usually govern, the OF female rign which
die TOPPING has influence than the gtavrst Min
isier The Tyctian dynasty WILL ef these DAYS, be
looked back TO US forming epoch like that Of the Ros
isineans Of Frunee-or put in mind OF that king
dom oi Cocsgnc, which Bcranger describes In oi his
songs. where the eannons loaded with eomts where
the guards carried hsbes aud sugsrcsndy where the
SECRETARY OF the Treasury did the marketing. H. OF War
scolded the chlden, he OF Marine overlook 81 the wsshns
and the Postmaster General supcrintsndcd the stables
The evils OF weak reign, however. noiosous; and
foremost o, ALL that OF the accession to power ii
thing incapable OF every thing nule u every thing tnlae
A the dwarf nstineiyeiy jissts the giant the imbe
ellie ruler shrinks from the strength capacity courage
OF OF virtue Around him he calls only mnions aud lack
-ys, those willing e. become such Bat chiefly in the
Sunshine Of such court, bask hoee things which
Yesterday gubs utter to-day hnety through ephs
neral lives, aud Ia drop back into the dirt irom
which they rose. OF this soH has lowered
nuslly about the palace, from the OF Mr. Tylcrs
power These form power about him, domestic
cal Of such known authority intimate in his State secrets
so powerful To direct because ready ait. him. possess
ing all e avenues oi personal favor that the strong
who have u accomplish. Tor which they vii
ling hnd themselves forced theae wretch.
ed pick thanks, and either ioroo successpeThsps Tor.
lett the busiest climsr sioop lee the temporary
GATES 1T this wreicled crew
These people sorTy say, the especial
ta'ners OF the Presidents yonnge- apeHcnNge sent, ap
pa'eny TO iheken 10y hs faults. the eonsions Of his faith
reign and to be- aplsgae 70 the little Vi discretion which
was possible under H. What tie DE SpenceTs az recl.
leet tigh the feeble Edward III Nhers hing
Charles, s VAIN aud preposterous attempt be something
aud play parts ~ the policy and responsibility OF s Ia
Their Forward, presumptusus aud rneJdIg he has
continually thrust himself the public business with
shadow OF fitness than hc has OF right; and saddles
upon the grsvest delicate affairs OF all the depart
menis hs own mperinence IA addition TO his fathers in
competence
consider perfectly warranabe nav due tn the public
interests, which this youth has been every way pernci
ous to speak thus plainly o hint Let him, Al he WILL deal
out the dssonance Of ms VERSE; and imagine himself the
bard. That hurts nobody for nobody reads nobody il
hart But when ambitious oi higher absurdes, he abuses
tue position which the patcrna weakness and nothing
legitimate gives hun, la become~ formidable public
chlei, and should be treated deliberately as such.
Public fame has lett nobody ignorant o the of
conduct which am reprobaling. You aware neccssa
uly Of the influence he has strven your city
and IN New York. the attentions, public and private 10
which lac has offered HIMSELF The rewards he has claimed
Ia confer Tor those atienons the quantity OF his individual
sycnphants that he has introduced place sped
undeserved success. need refer tho grossly unbe
coming part he has TAKEN IN directly intriguing aud cleo
pioneering TOR his father his dcmagngung the
Irish interest," and has sensccss and indecent trades against
The very nation, the preservation of amcable with
which forms the most subs merit OF his fathers ad.
ministrahon- indeed, the credit Ul IL does rather be
long elsewhere. Nor need compare his constant impro.
peiies with the correctness, the simplicity the unobu-
sivencss with which the families Of oil other chema.
gistrates have borne themselves.
AT present. he Is well understood TO have declared war
against the Secretary of the Treasury and be intent on
pulling that officer down, because lie wall bend the adj.
ministaon OF his department the private ends some
VI young Mr. TyeTs friends interested in having certain
funds transferred from their present depository the Moya
mensing Bank. Mr. Spencer, understand had already
rIny resisted repeated instances this effect made him
by the President whom lac that he could only look
upon as entirely contrary the public interest The
afterwards pressing the matter upon him. Mr. Spencer re
PEELED the interference ia rather terms. These the
person interested and who had with the Young GEN
emans urgent request reported with exaggeraons which
made OF them insults. Explanations demanded
The Secretary treated the call rather cavaery When il
was again preferred in becoming tone he merely
caused statement TO he drawn of what had really pdssed
by another person aid the rejected application and
This lac sent without word Of explanation should mo-,
speak thus openly U the facts but that they are expected
to be made public. could give the the actors in
this thing.
You will have already learnt the somewhat enforced with
drdwa Of Mr. Bryan, OF Ohio from that place in the Ap
pOniment department., from which he forth such ex
raodinary official missyes Post Masters announcing TO
them that they removed becausc they were suspected
OF being Clay at heart" You probably know also
hai the resignation afford Mr. Tyson young
Mr. IyeT's iayorcl place la which the Senate cannot
reach HIM Mr. Bryan did resign however till he had
secured tile written promise OF better place. lie is To 20
as Charge of the American States probably Vene
znela Mr. Hall, somebody else, Is be recalled To
make room. II. SECRETARIO.