The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30


talk loud OF The United states as the source
oi all the Revolutionary principles which
trouble 50 much the crowned hrads of Eu.
rope. The English are evidently counting
our friendship, IN hope, mo doubt ol II oo.ope-
ration with them IN their expected contest
We must have better proofs OF the manner
in which Russia talks of ms before we throw
ourselves int9Jhe arms of any of the CONT
mental powers. The anger oi Russia may not
be as formidable and perpIeling as an alliance
with England. 10.
GREEN FUND.
/ The following letter from the venerable ct
President Adams, brenthes all the spirit aud
ardour OF youth in the cause of freedom and
humanity
QrIScy, Decamber %, 1929.
I GrSrIrMrS-I have received Your circular
of the 18th inst. and thank YOU for the hon
/ or you have done me in addressing il IL me-
| BE assured nv heart beats in unison with
! yours, and with those Il your constituents,
! and presume with nil the realty civilized
part Of mankind. in sympathy with the Greeks,
suffering as they in the great cause nj Ii.
berty and humanity. The gentlemen of los
ton have taken measures To procure gene
/ raj subscription in their favour through The
state, aud shnll contribute my mite with
great pleasure. In the meantime wish You
and all other gentlemen engaged IN the sirin'
Gus work all the success You orthcy can wish,
for | believe no effort in favor Of virtue will
be ultimately lost. have the honor 10 be,
gentlemen, your very humble servant.
JOHN ADAMS.
William Bnyatd, II. Wheaton, Chas. hing,
Esqrs. ~ }. .imtr.
At meeting of the members Of the le-
gi,laturc last evening, Con> rnrd II the capt
tai, in pursuance ot the usual notices gwen
preparatory to cancus--Gcn. Root, Ii.
Governor, WAS appointed chairman, aud
Mr.. Mulet, of the assembly, secretary.
The chairman stated that IN" object of
the meering was IL take into consideration
the propririy of recommending n caucus
no minaiion, by the members of congress nj
Washington, ofproper persons as candidates
furthe Offices of President & Vice President,
Mr.. Earl of the senate, offered a resolution
that committee of nine, three of the sen
ate, and six 81 the assembly. he appointed
to report resolutions on that subject
which WAS carried.
The chairman appointed the committee,
of which Mr.. GoodelI, speaker, IS char.
man.
The meeting adjourned to meet at the
same place on Friday evening.
IN u. .lir. Jan I3.
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Ohio.-Thr resolution for instructlng
her Representatives in Congress Ia nse all
their sxrrtons for the advancement OF do
mcstic manufactures, passed hy her IL. al
! t., was lost in the Senate.
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E,piuckU- The SENATE have acted on Mi
Rowan Resolutions. They coneurred in tbe
a., 4, ,if I,sat al IL
/ Appeals. bv yeas -, nays 10. The 2d aud I'd
/ were adopted hV the same vote. MIR Car
! neal moved to strike ont 81 much ot the 1ih
resolution relative To the decision oi the 81
prrmc Cont Of the United STATES, against ihe
occupvine claimant law IA call, on Congress
To- guarantee to Kentucky " n republican form
of Government" This motion, after some DIS
cus.iop. pfcrnaed Mr. Blackburn proposed
n substitute (for The rrsolutionS) requesting
Congrp,. To modify the Sup em" Court sohsfo
rrunire three -fourths OF the Judges, IN rnca-
ting The stait Iaars R'jectcd, % To ID. The
amended 18th resolution was Gn"l'y ad"ptrd,
% To ~. The preamble was then adopted,
! - to 10.
Noy,jgu3-TheII OF Delegate. after much
| discussion, have passed the bin for changing
/ the Presidential electoral districts ol Mary.
land" \ memorial was presented from Solo-
mon Eting, Levi solomon mud J l. aohen,
/ ir on behalf of the fsraelitrs OF Mary land.
nrayinp that the net of the last session abolish
! Esbing The religions test, may be cogtfmtd. =
Mr. Worthngton resolutions prospecting lie
cause of the Greeks. and the policy oi The Al
lied Powers OF Europe, touching their impro=
| pcr Interference with the independent hoN-
! rrnmcnts of America. aud approaching ol the
( sentiments aud views ol the President "l lbe
United Sintes in his message 10 the ism Con
/ rr.ss :" which We're rejected in the II. OF ID.
4 IL tat he sal !,
which hod passed the Senate, were referred
on the same day.
| 9jabnnn.--A select committee of the IL oil
". hay, reported n bill to provide tor rhe"s-
ing Electors hy II general tickct-.it VIII pro
baby pn-.-A bill for the establishment oil a
State Bank has passed.
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A committee OF the Senate of Nov ork
have reported decidedly against the lchnes-
see resolutions. aud expressed their opinion
In favor OF II caucus al Washington
WAsHrrGrox, Jan. 1G.--T'hc Board ol
Commissioners, under the article OF lhr
Treaty ofGhent nhich relates 10 departed
Slaves, is ut present in session IN Tins city
r all the gentlemen Composing II beng
= present.
NEW ORLEANs. Dec. IG.-Arrlved II
I this city, in the Mandan, from ~. l'o''ls
% Prince John, of Wurtembrre. Tins enter
.prising and intelligent character has h+e'
a engaged for nearly year IN Ira'ersin5 I'M
e western wilds in pursuit of objects OF SCI
-ncp He has assembled the Mississippi
and Missouri, and endured every hardship
and fatigue Ia explore and develop the IN
:. trrestng natural history of this inmens,
y rrginn His collections, we understand
Il are very numerous, and will add greatly IL
j. IN. ,nl,abteopd views which the German
: litera,i are taking of our young and 'igo
rous Republic.
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