Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-04
Correspondence q the Baitimore Hoirint.
W AsIiiNGToN, AprI

W asHiNGTon, April 20, lS43.
Mr. Cushing efi this cry 81 "Wednesday Tor New
Ufspit. lie II ln, .yed to III himself AZ can.
dtdale lor trngr-s. In we'll understood t.a, during
MS ntn 4 week inre. hc diSca,ered that until hs
can hrn2 me rrnIl lrn Massachusetts to The sup-
pri =" MI lilrr he cam i nave seal in the Ca.net.
"t any nptTta" nflenre the administration uf tho
q Vti,iitti. knowing this e has Determined mako
ltial ain.ngh his PERSONAL r.Ids, We'll acquainted
"h hts dlsltc have endcavorrd Ia nsIhce hls that
ddedt IS CERTAIN. Mt sangune by nature he is, under
thr pffseh, circumstances. by confident II
crs--has pro ably at all OF his election imIne-
dlat"lt -hni. now outstanding, has nsrved himself .
-er upon hr contest, and Continue H. If necessary. fos
IVA Srars IT, Win three idsles the field Mis- lato
constituents have repeatedly failed 10 make a choice,
vii The DIN 'uiiy be alevia,ed by the addition Of
four h. y. n ne IT III N has shuw any inenth of
' ~ WY. Bni "hai tsn Is he dol He can p,nt
result the reward u be supp he has given TO
his adin's farlun. Mt only has HE clitl, ring Fauls
f hgh otlsl rank cudtd his ,rssp. but his Influence
nearly gone B',p,sle ihcn lore az the chances Of
rc"stf ny s position are, la mlGsi tie toll
nd hazard.
~. WEBSTER will leave the State Observation-Disclosures
""n.i lr ttms mhen cannnt b. stated with any prec-
N'n hut probably he will be of bet.re the middle of
iav.
during his recent absrncs Mr.. Spencer tok the op-
rmniy Ia srengihen his own Influence. and 0ed-
Il. Mr. Sprncrrs counciis have UNNECESSARILY moro
'rght III the Cabne than those OF OF other her.
'lr. Webster and Nr. Gushing saw tie tall If iheif
wer ~ thr New I uk Aurura'S Thy authority
uuctntniso of The Pres dents Drnocra c int nons"
! the removals IN New iork-and the Executive die.
fti4r Which MAS exhibited towar, ii their PROM
nrut iayures. They and opposed to the Pro-
dent making himself ''one aud indrlsibls" with the
i.ucui COS Their counsel Ia cresie third Party.
steering middle course. II has been rejected.
Mr.. Webster desires earnestly that MIR. Cushing
! should ? a member 1i the Administrative. lie huIss
na gentle would be his Representatives at the
! II hoard He will probably return to Massachusetts,.
,hr PURPOSE of throwing the whole weight o his 10
lfenre IN favor fMr. C., during the GINNING contest.
h uld II terminate iavurahy, Mr.. Gushing will pro6a-
ly he "alrd Ia the Navy Departmeal-AIr Upshur b.
'1mna Premier.
incline IL the opinion that afnr the resignation of
Nr. Webster the State Department, will remain With
NJ head f'r sh IT imelhe general administrator
sing the rsp visibility and ccnIrl through .actiaS
Secretary unit the result OF Mr. Cushing frat trisl
STALL BIZ known.
Curtis the New York Collector has heen hero
A !sin stIe DAYS some of his friends have advised
him L. resign II is the est thing he do. lie viii
not he all wed to remain in ufice long after Dir. We
.rer reiires.
|, is sa tia, several Of the NJ nisicn and Chascso
now as1usd have ren nu1fed thsi they viii b. expse-
"a nuDhiA|uI .e 1lDk es@m's:ou. expire.
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