Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

Mr. DSnni,Ou moved open the doors, ,an,smoun, to at
adjournment Of the Executive seosonl and the motion pre-
| AYES-Me-srs. Dickinson, Dixon. Franklin, Hard
Hopkins Plau Putnam, Rhosdes. Root worsio- Hksss
Mcss Denniston, Deyo. Porter Kruger. Scott Sherwood
Strong, Narney--S-iemOcrats.
NoES-Mcssrs. Bartit, Bockce, Chamberlain. Corning
Ely, Faulkner Foster. Lott, Mitchell, Seovil, wnght-ll
democrats.
Aud the Eve. Journal thus announces this result.
"REJTcTioN DAVID HANiLrON.-rhc Senate, in rcfus
ing 10 confirm Gov BOueks nomination ct David Hamilton
for the office OF Canal Appraiser has rendered the People
and the State service for which tender the CRATE
iu thanks. With oil their uaism respect and honor
the 'barn-burning' for their 6mness and honesty
on this question"
That Col Bouck should have selected tor his favored
contractors the who stand recorded by Comptroller
Marcy pccuatots aud plundervr, Is most expcablo
after the developments OF the session he should
have far outraged public sentiment nominate his
Addc-camp, David Hamilton, for Canal Appraiser, tru
ly astounding. There mysterious sympaihcs between
Gov Bouek, snd the Hamions, Lsrncds, Badwins, &c,
&c. We shall attempt To define conjecture
what the OF the ENHANCEMENT is. But that ha,
been both expensive aud dsgaceiu the state the
squandcrcd fourteen miles oi the Erie Canal Enlarge
mcnt too conclusively proves.
"Thc Sensts rejection Of Hamilton while 1t sterny
Dukes Gov. Bouck, triumphant vindcatcn OF the Hon.
A. H. Dickinson. That rejection speaks volumes. Ham,
ilton implicated in Mr. Dickenson's charges against
the Gov These charges openly made IN the Senate
The evidence support the charges laid before the
Senate. The report of select committee whitc.washing
the Gov, also before the Senate. The Senate there
q.
son refusing confirm the nomination of Hamilton.
tuay rendered verdict o Guilty. against the Executive,
And this verdict is recorded by his political friends
Can have evidence that IN the deliberate udg-
men OF the Senate, there something rottcnin Denmark
The justice, rather the gross injustice Of this TRADE
against Col Hamilton will be Judged OF by candid public
from the fact that numerous, busy and the
forts have been the part OF Mr.. A. II. Dickinson
abish OF his numerous and reckless allegations
shadow OF proofnot the approach fact in conr
maonhHs vet been presented nothing indeed, be.
yond the noisy defamation aud ready Wholesale
the Eve Journal. Nothing be more false or calumni
than assertion, that Col Hamilton stands recorded
by Gov. Marcy peculatur plundeer; that the
development OF the present session have led the cNhh
ton OF single fact derogaoy To the character official
private, OF Col. III.
During along and active public service, point
with stronger feeling Of conscious pride integrity
zeal and asSiduity with which he has discharged his
aud for the practical labOr OF the office of Appraiser
could present such undoubted qualifications These
denied and therefore his rejection placed by the
Eve. Journal upon other grounds. And what they
1.-The Scnatc's rejection OF Hamilton, while II stcrny re-
Dukes Gov. Bouck triumphant vndica,on of the Hon
A. Il. Dickinson" 1.-The Senate, acting as jury between
Gov. Bouck and Mr. Dickinson, in refusing confirm the
nomination OF Hamilton, virtually rendered n verdict OF
guilty against the Executive. nd this reref is record
cd BY his political friends"
Such Is the Eve. Journals explanation of the joint action
OF friends and the democratic minority the Senate in
the rejection of Mr. Hamilton. II this be truly verdict
guilty against the Executive recorded by has political
friends how unenvabe the attitude OF those friends bhorc
the world On the previous evening they had with en-
tire apparent unaninity declaring the democratic
that the pursued by Gov. Bouck justfes
the confidence repOsed in him by his constituents and that
the uRfOunded assaults made upon his official conduct
canal commissioner hare not the slightest degree impair.
ed confidence the purity has character a man or
the integrity Of his conduct public officer" They
had, single hour before entering the session.
voted for the concluding expression unanimously presented
by the committee of investigation, that twenty years
public service and the expenditure of millions of the
peoples money. "he always found honest and faithful
dischargng with ability the high aud responsible duties
vovcd upon hm and that nothing has been discovered in
this Investigation iha should the least impair the conf.
dcnce the people have hitherto reposed in him. They had
Just listened the manly, honorable and conclusive
declaration OF Mr. Franklin, the Wing member of the com.
mit,ee-whose character for integrity and intelligence is
above reproach-that he willing abide by the report
believing that the facts would be found be borne by
stmcny and the conclusions be warranted by the facts
1t the Eve. j. could be believed for a single moment
where would place the democratic allies of friends ON
tins occason' No man iriH believe for moment. Ii
carries Its face the brand Of the calumniaor Neither
Gov. Bouck Col Hamilton have fear ats gross
porvesions Of the facts its grattous conclusions But
what will be the judgment of the Democracy Ut the State
upon and combinations which thus call the lively
approval and grateful thanks OF the INSCRIPTIONS organ
OF whggey2 wa they neglect toGsk theseIres thus prsE
adHt question fail 10 ~