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HOUSE OF DELEGATES


ft"ag' '""eh "A communication was r
'ei''d nom 'he senate lhat .hey had passed the
pni coneeihihs 2a'hi, ihlsiet--wtth Amendments
'h' o'i fe,raSing 10 mos GOODWIN lie CON-
mon" eau, 'lsn, 10 Il certain act i land
ana 'n'l 'hey hao rejected ne bits concerning
,Hcuh Noul is--ahh James JohhsH IL. me &c
aa'e ai'en"'hen'' 20 inc p'ii concerning L. +.
GOODWIN were asdSiecd te. on the motion i
Zen Taylor
The CONT order OF the day for the election OF a
Judge Vice judge harpou. was postponed uhu.
tomorrow
lhc preamble and resolutions lep1 ted from
the oreeIa' COMMITTEE, ny NJ. "a les, On the sub.
Ject OF internal iihproH' men' an the tu1u bei 8
az am 'akch up
"ehefai omyth cohcoded IN REMARKS nc com
lheheeu on inc aaV D tic Is lof2"ed .
vi, H., ''nes III sp'e''' ~ aoo,'' an n'u
tnc 9uIs''ou was nc" ~" 'yes 9 noe''
on ',e ao"iuoh % "'"' 'of SUBSTITUTE
VIZ """s ''Jee"'' ' ~ 10 40 i"i'
A"e question ""N ."." ''Ne' S'P''''e'S o.
n.y. ~ "o1s y" ''' ~ &c ise'' "''o''s vie"
s'' y '"i'"''''e' anu II ~ VIZ ltsN'"
ISL i''So'",on n.y. 'o7' 49, ~N'' i''so T.
,'",'' "''' ,''' "''e ~ ." he>''u'''n' "ye'
To-. me-
'i, nPPs o"e''o -" i"' ''',' 'cHo.''''o" isques,-
ins ,,' ""Nc'"o, 10 opch ''' 'eSfoh'Sh - WIN
'np .Aetu,'Ne oleaIn ., n'e ;, Ill :'''i5
s',''''' '''"S upon 'il' s,''1S '"efo A M
sd" P'e'n''e 'i" ie'o'u'io"S, ~" i'q'eS' '''
eo-oP,' ''''n VI s"'" s.'eS III "'n measures N'o'
III ''"'''oh oi 'oc CONSTITUTION q, tl' o"'.
2'9'es) a. wiz n'oS' eh'c'aiii, 'ta' 10 a'e'''n
esns "no ''n'o1e '"e cause OF com i'ih'-' !" DC
lln oe'oIe ,he "e"er"' Assembly, u us aeN' Sea-
$40" -"''o u''' "'opy VI me situ p'eo'pe an
resolutions DC transmitted 10 'ne legislatures Oh
eacn Oh me states ioi concurrence.
MI L. 'noosh' 'iiS resolution necessary 10
give emC'enCy " ''e otners'
"l. MciIn"ney moved to amend the reSol9'
'ion by Su'k,l8 ou' 'he words eh'eftaihm-
snnlIar views, &C,
re ,hought the Governor womb rave some
aiihc"'y IN ascefiatnmg what states thous h.
with US RE believed there were none that did
So
Mr.. Mason off. moved to lay the resolution
on the table not because he thought there was
no state who thought with Virginia. but be-
cause he did not wish to make any discrmna
! ton among the states and desired the resolution
to be put into a more general torm.
! Gen. TAYLOR said he rose TO ask for in orma
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To the Citizens of CampbeiI-NO. ,

| may be mad, fellow cltlzens, or posSe>s.1
of Ilydrophobia, or some other melancholy us
ease, in INV devoted attachment TO State ldshiS,
but I sincerely nope that shall never be curc1
OF my affection. And tell you now, mat
shall refuse every application of a remedy
will regret with many of those who have So"e
before me, that there is Il mlsapplehensoh P''
valcnt among the mass of he people OF me I'D,
ture and powers of the General GoVeinhleh';
without which that insatiate consumer OF ou'eie
power. might never have dared 10 TRANSCEND
the plain limits of its own legitimate sphere
Without that unfortunate aud regretted In''"p
prehension which is genial to the desiSg' u
deuiaeogucs and the schemes OF Fedora u.
trigue after power, this union is only to DC ~
served and contnued and il is by II alone '"'t
usurpatiou will follow usurpation, tiltdH pow
will be flchcd forever from the Statcs-ana t'l,'
the Genius of Liberty may mourn WIN '"E
shades Of Washington, Of kim, ana o. -.
ferson. that anarchy and dcspolism hao u"
unphed in the only land Of their affections
know not the degrees of illuslono OF otiSnolan.o
on this subject which may have prevailed III .,,e
various sections ofthe Union bni Inc -"
lareement Of ,hc popular understanding a. -
the right construction ct or national eo'np"'
is to be measured by the efficiency OF "pP"' we" ,
to the acts Of Federal uSuTpdt.oh. wig M" NJ
nationally b0.,st ofmerting n" ins' S'.'".
tie estimation OF or country : champions, u
accaun, Of her Superior neral hsl. Ifae . -
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m, SIT, yOnT uDfdI0H fVtNaIIT,
IHOS. METCALFE.
Rous, II Representatives, F.b 2llh. 1927

SIN: have TO acknowledge the receipt Of
Gen Neieaife's ritter 10 Mr. McDniiic, and
have handed il to that gentleman.
In toe present stale Of the affair, assume the
responsibility OF determining that Mr.. Mcpuifc
cannot coatinue the correspondence with Sen.
hletcalie, except al a point the necessity OF
which am sincerely DESTROYS ofaycrtng.
In reply, however, to the most material part
OF Gen. etcaliois letter, Which leaves the infer
Cncr that he did not intend 10 cnaree Mr.. Nc.
Dnhle with intentional misrepresentation, aud
that he IS only.reshiained from stating the fact,
in Consequence OF Mt distinctly experimenting
the purpose Of his communication in the ntelli.
gcneer of Monday last think IL proper in me
TO declare, that, having participated il r.
McDuilie's confidence ifom the commencement
OF the controversy. that h. intended but in Il
,eingle conungcaaY - Insult Gen. Mctchlfc
which Wi, ~ { 80 8 n. Nretcalfe intended q
charge him with Intentional mlsi representation.
| hav The nonor to remain, very respectable
your obediunt servant,
j HAMILTON, junior.
Hon. Nj. BucKSER.
House % hepCrseaidtiues.
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SIN: % Che appearance. IN Tire National In,
,.ellisercor, of the joint letter oil yenrse'' anu
MI Campbell, feeling 10 disposition, efa'n''
.sansl, to.ssume the responsibility OF aoiermln'
In, ma, Il Was yol,, d sign 90 charge me WIN
,nieu,iunal mIsfepresen,a1on, !, ne'ertheiess'
,clt il due 10 Myself, ns such a resr'ns,o..y
might be- assumed by oihrrs. nneqnl'ocalNo
declare &, tharga il II we're made, "ahtonl!
and absolutely fsise.
You letter, however, Of TINS maIriF. ap-
nearing les, Ambiguous IN rs CHARACTER an,
Induced 10 inquire whether am 70 nndel s,anu
i, To have been yonf rnifose, ~ creel OF ms,
communications, 10 charge me Ai'h inteh'i9h"'
Misrepresentation ia my letter to the 9'e''s o"'
tniflee Of The House OF Representatives.
am, your ohsdiani servant,
GE0 McDuFIlE.
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Hon. JANIS CIARKE.


Washington City, Tdb. 2sh, 1927.
SIN: | have received your communication, IN
answer 70 mne Of yesterday, in which you give
an explanation of what you meant IN yonf for
mes note, when you said "a pistol admits OF an
entire equality all respects
That yon believe thai the modc alluded 10, by
you, would, in the use of pistols, produce such
equality, do not doubt. Whether the assertion
be correct OF not, IS not nov needful 10 be deter
mined. Bot If correct. Is 4 not apparent, that
the Of rifles may be made IN every respect,
equall To effect this. let each ofthe combat
ants, who may think proper to use IT, have
prop on which 10 place his rife, which, by rilie-
men. is commonly called rest. !, therefore,
for Gen. Mclcdie make this as an additional
proposition; which il accepted, will require
corresponding alteration ofthe terms heretofore
proposed
The party giving the challenge, has, in no case
whatever, as conceive, the right Ia name the
weapon, dictate the terms. II viii be una
vang, therefore, To CONTINUE tbs correspond
ence farther unless Mr. McDuliie accepts some
one Of the propositions submitted.
With great respect | have the honor 10 he, &c.
JAMES CLARKE.
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4here IS ono Circumstance hc,a,..
nee'ed with this affair, which we willy ID
DISMISS the subject. Il is ,hi: NJ. 4
ION lihe second of Mr McDullie ~ y H..
10 shield the reputation Of his fiji ans as /
proposition TO fight with rifles wa, "" IN
@a"'sif on his orn responsiJiiity a., 3'e''d 6,
principal (althoagh night had l. Ut"
'"een he proposition and its rriecti,.z ''''o be
"feiy ignoran, offs nature. We cam, "'' "a.
'e 'H ing 10 constitutional incredible, > W ma,
We cannon pat confidence in 50 p,e,as. p'l
'a'e. II may be true, andthe 40, a4.uss
way. hamilton is sort of gaaran. a.. .'F' VI
''' II Is 50 improbable, that w mus - :
aS '''e suggestion of an amiablc ,or.,. 'sh
'ne reputation of his friend, which 49,, Ia
'"heieo so much his previous renee
Lest mon suspect your tale up,rn. ''s'
Keep probabihtyi in view
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- Gro. McpuFTlE.



SIN F.: Your communication vas received, ~
which after mentioning the publication IN the
Intelligence, under the slrnalnie OF Mt Camp
Nell and my.tlt aud thar nndei NY signature on
". y,uinqalfe whabcr YOU arc 10 understand
iiIohave ieeniu, purpose ~ eiiieroi those com
r1unlcaions, 30 change you With intentional mis-
representation in your recent hitter 10 the Select
Commlttee OF The Ilanse Of Representatives.
Had received an inquiry Of You Of similar i'm
port prior 10 the publication IA the same paper,
OF vnur answer % The Iaint commun cation OF
Nj Campbell and myself, should have felt
myself bound. by that mdisgnscd frankness
which has ever characterized my conduct, 10
have rendered TO you prompt solution. But
The language employed BY you IN thai answer
forbIds any such solution on my part, unless
shall be assured that, BY the use of that Ian.
euaee, you did not Intend 10 insult me.
| am, sir, your obedem sccvant,
THOS. METCALFE
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Sc eas 8ilIFf.
1otae lion. jams HANiLfos, il


Jzs terms ofJhs contemplated .gnseiing b.tweta
he Fen NJ AfDaD'e and Ga' MeienJe
lsi he weapons 10 be rihss, each par, to
have one
I'd. Inc Nsianco 10 be ninety feet.
I'd The mannrro OF holding the rifles shallbe
with the bots on the ground AZ what IS called al
an order. and TINS TO be understood IN the strict
military sense
lth The word shall be: Are You ready -
6re---onr. ivn. three, four, Eve Six-.'sop.' The
rifles are Ia rpfnaiu nj an order Untouched with
the len hand. aud the parties 10 stand -. 10
back until the word FIRE Is given. BctVXn the
word fire and the word stop. each party may
tnfn aud Ere al bis pleasure from the place where
he was first stationed. bot, should either party
not have fred before the word stop he shall be
considered as having lost his fire, and shall not
thereafter be permitted to fire. The count to be
Iol more rapid than that used IN ofdmaiy con-
Tersatlon.
9th. The right Of giving the word, and the
choice Of stands, shall be decided by lot.
9th. The parties are TO stand on the ground
on phieh they arc placed, and not 10 occupy
more than two feet and a half on wheeling and
6fing. and each party shall receive the fire OF
his adversary in position as erect Is com.
monty observed la shooting the ride
1th. The meetng shall, take place at - o.
clock, on the - day of - at -.
sth. The parties who shall be present at
the meeting, shall be friend and a surgeon,
with each party.
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aaQ Al ). ) D

~ re-, satross oF paf ysN ISrtlhieis.tN
I,aa.msa, TIE centra'eis, Shaeh !.
-<,,3,;a,,,sl correspondence, hafa,g aaps" - /"
tl,r Il, Il iu,l aace. ~ yoin papef ! zaen'' = -
/, al pul,:sSe.taeui cpnlmeutafs, hey M -
.sr,.'.u ma, althe fact. tlat, n ny itie"o ~
p.aafhs ln.s heen altogether lgnofsat y ~.
,,eeotiat.lns whirA have ensaed the dewey =
-his challnse to tau Meic~lte. Il an "ana "
ton n senslbrng OF honor has eeen ae6'fe'1'
{ tire biaine S nine. q, ,,,,..s.,
bcg leave to subscribe m.s'"' se"'''
very respectfully, you obed'ent .g,San -.
J HAMILTON, junior.
"a asa 1907
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DANCING SCHOOL.

XNGSM. KENNEDY bees leave TO inform his
~ former patrons aud the public, that he
intends recommending his Dancing School poo.
idvcly on Saturday next, at the Franklin Hotel
The session will commence on that dIy, AT So'-
clock, n NJ. and continue for six weeks. Days
OF tuition, Friday and Saturday in each week.
Subs cripton papers arc left at the bar Of the
Franklin Hotel aud 1t .--..-.~-.
Mlreh? M9l
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Major J. IlAMHTos, Jun.
Hgnse Of Rspreseatnlires. Feb. q. 1927

House Of Rpreseaialires, Fed. p, ls27
SIR consider my previous communications
as n sufficient answer 10 yours uf this morning.
As am brought To the concIu,ion that Gen.
Metralfe decline, giving Nh McDuiie satisfac-
ton, IN any ofthc modes have mentioned with
Inc ordinary weapon, | concur in the opinion
that you have exp cssed, 4" thai II would be una
vang to continue this correspondence
have the honor TO remain, yeIy respectfully,
you, obcdient servant, J. HAMILTON, Jun.
Hon JAMES CiApKF
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y Congress adjourned las, -

VI Congress adjourned last sat',.
course we shall publish list of Tho y. Of
as soon as We receive them We h,no - 'D''so
PIE VIII enquire of the members wba, u. ''o
done and that some of them will ''9 ave
'"a' 'hey are sent 10 WASHINGTON as h., 's''
kers' and not, like Eall of WarUicl, INA
rulers for the Empire. 10 make
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Washington, half past 10 O'Clock p. NJ
FEB, o.. lS27.
Sp: Your communication Of this morning ha
us ffnnchcd mn

SIN: Your communication of this morning has
Just'reachcd me.
Having taken, on my own responsibility, the
grounds ON which thought proper to decline
the acceptance fthe proposal OF Gen. Metcallc.
to use Rifles in the adjustment of his alteration
with Mr.. McDnfs have nothing to add to my
letter of yestcrdaN Nxoept To finnish YOU with
an explanation ofwhat mean, when say that
"a Pistol admits of an entire equality in all res
poets"
II is briefly this: That nm willing that my
friend should meet yours, either with one pistol,
or two, at any distance, from tSskty PAGES TO
one pace. 10 fire in any time, from one second to
twenty minutes and in "A mode which, on the so.
lemn obligations of mr honor, will engage that
my friend has never practisei, or thought of
practising
You say, that, "the known dexterty of Mr.
McDufiie in the use ofthe pistol, and Gen Met
Gales entire want Off il, having never fred one
half dozen times in his life, would, as am t,ei
suadod you will readily perceive, make the con.
test between them, with such weapons, altoreth.
CT unequal
The argument which you here urge. In behalf
OF your friend, applies with equal force, to mine
who, believe never fired rifle in his life
Bat the grounds have previously assumed
render all discussion on this point supcrguous
skill which may have been attributed To him five
years ago, though at that time absurdly cxagge-
rated may, with equal justice. be supposed 10 !,
have been'ost, from the fact 'ofhis not having !
p's'ctsed Since or even lad a Instol in his hand |
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+, Hon. GLo. McDuFFIE.
Wqsldnrinn Gin. Tfb. o..

Washington CiD FEB. %, 1927.
SIR: The enclosed paper contains tie terms
an which Zen. Metcalie expects the meeting be-.
s""cn MAJ aad MIR McDufie viii take place
s@'u'i iase called and handed it in nersap.
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General MErcALrs.

Washington City, 2ih February 1927.
SIR Your note Of to-day was this po,,o,.
handed 10 me. | will afford you an interyis,.
as soon as the situation of my private bns;noss
will permit. My friend, Judge Clarke, will mr..
range withyour t.iend, Major Hamilton, the
time and terms Of our meeting
Your obediem servant
THoS. ME"csLFE.
Hon. GEo. McDuFFIE.
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,uu should knos. that snfh has been my desiic
ihatfhc-d,moss cqaal,ty should be reached III NE
expected eonbit between bon. Attehie and Nj.
NlcDailir, t1.i The pi,to NTH ahies ne would
nave fought, Or yea m iny Possession. not
pJai h. aasT touched one unth had aseer-
famed fion M. whether you desired that The
plries s5ould have GONE out without the exer-
else even efa preliminary SHOT
! have the honor to remain very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
J. HAMILTON, Jun.
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SIR regret to rcno X that the purport of
your letter, just received, IN no degree removes
the only aud single e.ieuty in the way of an
accommodated ofthc slierra ton between Cen
eral Alcicnlfe and Sit Acnuilie
had hoped ~ funk and voluntary dis
closure would hasc leu 10 thai result. No other
alternative Is NOS, lett ON my part, but to re-
quest yon 10 hand line enclosed communication
toyonf friend, General Muealta which con-
ta'os ptten'i,tesy Gail On ihc part OF mv friend,
Nix. \, Ouilic.
have the honor to remain, very respectful
~ your obedicut servant,
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J TIAAHIION, j.
Hon. X. A. BUcKarR, Ii. of REPRESENTATIVES

When THIS correspondence commenced BIZ.
tween Mr.. BucKNER aud Mr. HAmufoy, he in
formed Mr. II. verbally, that General Mr.,
cALFE had requested him to act as hi, 1ri5nd
TO which he had conserte3. ifthe General ,houlJ
.hsist on il That, for reasons which he AIMED
re should persuade him 10 speak to some other
Trend, and twas, therefore, 10 be understood
that General Nletcalfe reserved To himself sncb
right to which AIR. Hamilton consented
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liovsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

DIR Your letter ofthis morning, aud the
supsequrn' occurrences, leave me no aiterna-
ivy u" 10 request that you will favor nue. with
e""i e we" Is soon rs yoW convenience will
permit, prepared to adjust the exis,inr d;fs.
cnee, in the mode customary among oc9t,or'a,,
Major Hamilton is authorised 10 m,Lc a.
necessary arrangements
Your obedient servant
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II is calculated that the Greek Ball in the city
of New York, will Yield about eac thonsand dol
lars 70 ,he Greek fund.
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...s. ~ 1t i,esi 10 send It b. a scfsstt
1alase ire honor 20 DC, vii respee', =.
49, - -. l.
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Ths terms oflhs contemplated meeting b,twe,a
he Jtea NJ aieDaBic and Ge,i. hetenYe,
l.t The weapons 10 be risss each party to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20

BY Mr. John b. Darlington. The present ad>
minisra,ion aud the cbinch bug Both curses TO
the agricultural world May the natural existence
cf The latter end with the present year. and the
political existence Of the former end with the & b
March, 1929.
BY Captuin a. Irvine. The commander OF the
day.
by Mr.. Wm IL. Lanier. The Constitution of
Virginia May i, remain unwrecked h., the boste-
rous waves of reformation.
BY Jsmes Faulkner. A speedy abolition OF
FTgna's present constitution.
The last Presidential Election.
Here, to him wha Kept out,
Bot not Co him, who kept him out,
Perhaps the tuTn about,
And turn hi1~ 10 who kept cut
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DOMESTIC,
NAVAL, BATr,

NoRFoI's, July 9. A sPlendid Ball was given
on Frilay evening last, by Capt. BUDD and The
Ohce's OF he s!Ocp Of war Nsichez, on board
heir vessel, lying in our hs Dor, TO numerous
and fashionable company exhibiting d-pla, OF
tesuty and elegance ~ hich has seldom been rival
ed. ihe quarter deck was cleared for the pur
poe, and presented the appearance ola beautiful
pavilion, 'anopled with sails and festooned with
"afiesatsd h"gs ,'as;eiuly entwined with evergreens
-atio"ling ample space to accommodate nine
co'!iion sets al a time. The company were
most aSreeSbly entertained, in style OF true naval
ho'piia!ity, (Which omits nothing that can give
zeFt to enjoyment, and is never for moment def
c'e"' In courtesy aud atenion,) until late hoU.,
when 'hey departed, delighted no less with the
manner IN which they bad passed The evening,
than with the polite and assiduous attentions Of
their hOspilsble and gallant entertainers.
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, lEro@ ' s;.i N. s.'',.n'r

o. Che sob of Ma, bene ihe 6,tdsy Of lie ,e.,r n
I've 1'Vfne y"ut ~ bouara aecodlne tottegi.l. .a o.
lafgs and respectable member of iirens s-,enJ ~,
me courthouse n Tie psr,sh ~ COnooids, wien e sfog
vas sdnit ~ ap3pning Judge Ion ho Supreme Cont
chafriHsn, and Margney Mi'th5n ia he yVeife ig,,e
o. Lou"isns 'ee,ei1y -Nhen Mr Attorney General Whit
more nfoducei fttoluinus fecumnf1Iirr Con 6nJt,o,
Jsckson 90 the people NJ ln Hste ss prys os.oo f 49,,
deni aud approaching I've couss purfnai 81 De lac
u 81 Q" nfhns hn 90 sneut Gre ti Jsdu8fy next AZ New Or
tans We hstc never among great 4n sf-s.Ai.re ~ 60
sons ~iiueseds 20 much unsnniry o. any sces.oo e 80
pcrhtp zoo persons prestutshlgi 500 voere ami ID -
70 iney b. Get dl7a .afrf o. 500 ssa,s,, a. @
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20

Coionolsns' appeal to YOU glory and pairi-
oiisin, assembled around the national standard
which has proceeded in triumph from the mouths
OF the Orcnoco 10 The summit OF Po,osi Desire
Il oaly, and the naiicn viii preserve her liberty
and VIII have the national will entirely indepen-
dent 10 decide upon her destiny. The great con-
veniion is demanded b, the general voice e Coz
lomlia--i ls the great requisite OF the country
The Congress will doubtless convoke il; AID, in
their hand~, ] will place the baton and the
sword which the Republic has given me: frs, as
Constitutional PRECEDENT, and siIeryl ards a. the
Extraordinary Supreme Avihority which the PEG
ple entrusted me'with. will dsappoint tie
hopeso OF the country. Liberty, gory and IA, :,
you have obtained in spite OF your ancieut enemies.
Liberty, glory and laws will preserve you IN
despite OF the mons'er anarchy. BOLIVAR.
Head Quarters, IN C0rdccas,
I9a June, lS2Z IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20

a letter from Caracas, dated Jane 18Th, says
"A messenger arrived last night from Bogo,a
Congress had met and refused TO accept The re-
signations Of BOiivar and SdntanGer."
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LONDON CORN EXcHANGE.


NM rr...-. '''''1HT I"IIIH u III.
~, 1De current opinion IN this market is that u.
cause introduced into tie corn bill will
prove istdi 70 ihat measure, unless it should T.,
exp9nged IN another stage Of the procesding. 80
az Tie supply Of wheat is scanty, higher 80; ~"
were ssked for that sfGcle, aud all he Ks,n,;,L
samples were quickly cleared OF Is 10 - ns,
quarter, and most Of The Essex samples A. 2. &C.
quarter advance fbe terms Of This cav sso,oi,b,
barley end bean7 a'e bDtb 80 very scarce Is 70
.."usi ne puee almost nomioai There ere sil
several ssHpiss O. reas, fpsri.e,r,-iv Vis'e, b.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20
E,rtract Of letter 10 The Editor, dofed

COLUMBIA, IS. O.. } July 5, 1927.
Dear SIR have the pleasure TO inform YOU.
that the voice from the sea5ord is heard and mus,
spread think the voice from the Capital j. Iou,Ie
anc more iull We had large meeting of the crt,-
zens OF this place yesterday on he Tariff His
Exceilenoy Gov. Taylor presided The learned DR.
cooper LED the way, and in a full and able manner
showed US our deploTaUle situation: his was sim
pie statement OF facts (eomewbst historically re-
sPeciiul remons;Tance and petition; but from a
motion (by Comptroller Speerl hs, The Resolu
lions be sent TO all the States, il tool, the torm
OF a second Declaration Of Rights, in concurrence
OF a set OF Resolutions introduced by Col Presto,
lie was the greatest on the subject N.Cord
acquitted himself finely. Mott showed himself ,yor-
by TO be Professor of Bellies Leitre- in the c
Carolina College Professor Henry proved binsa,,
true Caroi1iGn aud ChaYlesf0aia, -bs -
admirable indeed. a Committee of five. viz Me-
Cooper, Henry, Preston, M'Cord, and BIandins
were appointed to report on the subject ON the 10,
Monday in September. We NAV expect At The
time full declaration OF rights. We must mn
only speak, but we must be heard we mus,
act We are about TO celebrate the tib IN =
hand-ome manner We have it very d,v-tbe
crops are suffering extremely lear srea,
deal will be lost. Or. CooPER's Address 20 in
oe P"o''s"ed' Charleston .EcycWrL