Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-25

is famous also for being the mover of GER
tain patriotic resolutions which II adopted
would have given deadly blow to the in
lluence of the court Of London in this conn
try.*
Ihave heard the name Of James Monroe
mentioned as a proper candidate for the
next Presidency, he was a faithful and
honest ambassador to the French republic,
and met with persecution from the friends
of the former administration, OH account of
the correct course he pursued, to keep up
a good understanding between the two go
vernmentS he has since been much be-
loved governor of Virginia, and is now our
first minister at the court of London.
With either ofthese gentlemen for Pre-
Sident | have heard the name of Henry
Dearbovne, John Langdon and Levi Lin
cola mentioned for vice President. The
first was an officer ofgreat merit in the re-
war, he was under the present
constitution early member OF Congress,
and in the 4.h Congress of British treaty
memory, he stood like Mount Atlas on the
republican, side, ne has bcenmore than SIX
years Secretary Of the War department.,
without the least reproach being attached
u his name, even by his political cnemies-t
the second gentleman WAS member of
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Senator u''''eT soG present Cohs1i'u ron, Tie
mas ever oeen taitniu' 20 tne causeor 'ioer-
ty. and is now the republican Governor of
y. Hampshire. The last named gentle
man has long been known to be an honest
well informed republican, of the greatest
goodness Of heart he h been Attorney
General OF the United States, and is now
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