The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-10

could have contained them We 1Sali ubon
all occai,ons enceavour 70 do the belt that
we can for the entertainment of the reader
Ahd-as for our inperfe6tions, be aoba sviH
m0t fsFsivs, eanaof bopt 70 be Jarg. zen,
In lait weeks paper, 1t was laid that Mr.
Marks Vandevan voted in 1899, for general
Marihai- This gentleman has iince REMARK
Ell that ne was not frecholders till three davs
after the election was over.
Rlittakes this kind are unavoidable. and
we mere feel particular pleat,,re in the duty
OF correcting chem.
ON Nredneaiay lai}, at five in the evening,
coniiderable number of citizens aiicnbIed
IT the capitol The rcaion of calling this
meeting was 60. determine for yrhat candidate,
the republicans ihoud agrea to vote. Mr..
Rind and MIR. Hay, arc the two candidates
on that iido. DR.. Adams Iands alone on the
other. The Republicans. are the moi nu
tnerous party; that-is &c fay, fince it was
known that Mr.. Adams was to be tayaea ons.
Upon this pyofbeEf befere them, number of
weather cock characters veered into the ranks
ofv6toEy; sand have now the hardincls to
baw, out, concerning tbsir unifornt adherence
10 the cauie Of freedom. Eli!
| he buhnefs was opened by major Duval.
He wiihed,he iaid, 10 give cferce 90 10 party.
lie adviied the republicans TO avoid diviGon
az their voices, between the two candidates,
and to adj with that unauiuity, th9t modera-
ton, that drr1ncis, which che occafion ,le-
:Iianded:
MIR. George Smitt recommended an a
{ournment,as the meeting was not tuhi Gent
ly numerous.
MIR. Henry Banks approved Of this motion
from different reafon. He condemned the
idea Of csaegirs 70 fertile before band what WIS
20 bedone. He prcdi6tedj land his prediction
was accomplished with the utrnoG pfeciion
and raPitityi that the meeting won'l pro4ue.
1othl'1S bat mutual an;rno6tv, and general
co1fuiion. He aIfc remarked that The exam
pleof apital might fprcs.d into the country.
he freedom Of eletSton would thus be gra-
daally deitroysa and shen farewell TO li6er-
Mr.. Harvey made Io7g tpeech: bur we
cannot Spd room for even one iixth Dar, 81.
eVbar might be printed. This gentleman Sc
commended M. Hay, becauie Mr. RI Id had
aSIsrfsa RS party. AS a proof of this ne
produced BalriH2ore newspaper. In this
there vas reprinted Nir. Kinds letter to tho
eitiSsnS, which or readers have fcen. The
printer then remarked that Mr. TefFcrion's
popularity WIS going down hill IN Yirg:nia
and nc gave Is an evidence Of lie this letter
from Mr.. RiHd We admire rha indepen-
Aent ipint OF ttat letter, as COMING from =
man that dos5 72t tyges.e ID eit5sY 3aTfy. Bur
is Tor deiertlon OF Ntr. J ehertor, il las D.,
, ,s,c to do with rhlt, at@ii with Newer
iuxlons. It's Republicans in coh5re;,
WIN Nr Giles 1t t.ieir head, are i,.3f now
knocking down the asjat This vars an ef-
zaoihhmcnt frit recommended to cont-rcfs bp
iIr> jefcrfon5 in q reporl which IS printed,
End which We have read. Il IS iey even
years a9o, fnee Mr.. Madifon, the. preleet
1ecretaryo f fate told tie writer Of his z,r;-
ere thar he had always coniideyed the ,rginf IS
luPerRuous effablishment. Fat does If, from
I'll this, follow sh4t Ntr. Madifon, and NJ.
eFiies are az variance witt Mr. teHeTf1n |
dave not fhe whole gentlemen at the bar Of |
hilaaeIphIa, viii Mr. Dallas Mr.. TefFerfon's |
own attorney general I'M the FROM of then.
memouali1ed both houfcs Of cengrefs IN IA
Ho.. % Mr.. Adams's judiciary fyffe0n? kpd
IS M5. Dals to be tod that he Is ~ DEsrs-
7 EJS IN the name Of all that diflingai(hes
naa IRON an inferior animal, VIC ak you.
sitlzens Of Richmond Il aich eroandlefs.
.tch isjf~F'9itcd odulhIies arc 70 be dubbed {
! gEoncnts sof ezcludiug Mr. RIM? Vote T
of va. RAY and welcome fIeie rslea zbFe
mo proper nan But do got rejcCy hfr. Rind +
of fe2ionS which are difgFaccfA only TO |
hDie that make nc Of eleln.
o. nave read or heard perhaps oftae very |.
7Ganlous and valuable debates in the con- Il
,enn9n Of 1913, in this city IF we Under
and Mr. Madfon's f3eecbes On thaf occa- }
on and y he explained the contribution COR
1cHy, the repeal ct MIR. Adams law was
-Al2ENtiA.LonlL Mr. Maditon certl.nl,,