Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-11
mon ENlEN1S ~ " ASIlI\IToN.

There huN seems 10 he no doubt that Mr. Webster II
yer. few days, retire lfnun the p,s, of Sceet,f, al
sait-ln IcIitc' hain'n .loM,er with the President
hmat be l"stn'd tletiule. prima facei thai his
Withdrawal IS Voun'ars-thaGgh il NAV he, n.,rrhe-
hss some"h hat after the lflsh notun! The New York
ilera d ass'r'S. Tor example. that Ro,rr, ryl.r.
one oi The Presidents hsbhlng s,ns IN a letter l.,
Es-Aldernan Towle Of that city, exulrinpy SAYS.
II hare got clear Of M. HtLster at lra"-vhich if
II lie trne shows that he has been permitted to remain in
'tee much longer than Was desirable. and only because
the consequences of his abrupt removal were feared by
the President II is not impossible that his acquicscence
IN the new arrangement has i',n purchased 10y the ap
roin,n.nt of his son, Fletcher Webster as Secretary of
Legation to China. wtha salary Of 5000 per annum-
yonng man Of whom We know nothing; but of VIII, IN
the " Washington Globe protesting know him. speaks
in THIS language:
NJ worse appointment could possibly be made; and
apart lfom the Inconsistency nav the duwnrh dshun
esiy. OF calling such appointment the de, Of Dem
ocfallc President, We think that M mau Who had res,
pec Tor h1>clt respect ior his country-r,spect Tor
Athlne which is respectable IN the sight of man. wonld
have dreamed Of giving his country such representa-
tive even among bafbarlans lie has nothing but his
fathers wees To- qualify Inn for this situation and Young
AS le Is. he has gwen deeper dye OF inany 10 his al
ready polluted uamc. Whilst this young man remain
I'd al home, cared not 10 drag the private putlual.
bciJe the public. But, Nhrn this r,u,ntrr vi "hrll,'
Is pmp std as fit representative OF proud Republic
amaa the CcI,stlas, II Is h4h lime for all who pro
les IL hayr the honor OF telf country heart In speak
out and tell those who daft 10 nlllct tins msol, upon
the American PEOPLE, hut ll,y shall not b, held guilt
less
Bal II seems more probable that NJ. Wcbslcrs re
tenent IS involuntary. aud purchased. from the fact
HAL IN new appointment Is immediately contemplated
Nh legare the tiornsy G.L.aI. II said will hold
the ehce, al interim the President waiting a high
bid from the Democratic party" Perhaps VIM. l..
Marcy or Andrew Stevenson might be prevailed on 10
accept, il the former gentleman could procure Mr. Van
Buren, ts-cnl, the latter Mr.. Riches! Nous rcr
ols Il is proper to say. in this connection. that the
MAIDS man auncunc, IL al Mr. Fletcher Webster has
dir,eteda llc suit instituted agans, tie Glole in
Consequence oithc foregoing paragraph
J. Gear1e Harris, editor III lhc Nashville Mon fer
med, tie editor Of Mid AIliti,n Iavr IN NV Bed
ald, (Aias>acus,its) tut la, purg,d 10y becoming
pet oil Gen. jackson and Gov Polk has been appointed
",sll at Ir,s,c,-- worth from S. To 600 per annum
II Gully in May last thai this same Harris declared
that he ud "never consent 10 be the recipient of favor
from ans uuc,an those Of Tyler and Webster"
Bun birds If feather ,oM Il ck together.
DR.. arln recently Of the editors Of the Wash
inglon Spectator. and who had been removed from the
flee Of Chief Clerk in the State Department to make
place for Fletcher Webster il Is umoed is tobe rensa
ied-lhe contest .heween him and very silly fellow
named Snehen, Tyler editor IN New Orleans. Who is
only fit to 5e yokcd John Jones Of the Nladsonian--
As DIR. Martin is man Of fine intellect, and i. Anti
ahonn, We take II i.r graid he will not get II. II
The latter we're not the former wouI he an nsupcrable
ground OF objection To him.