Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-15

Observation-Disclosures
Munster 10 London,-In u short time we shall
hear of another Minister Plcnipotentiarv benr an
pointed n ENGLAND Which will f.e the tlird dIrinr
the reign OF Mr.. Adams; and ii an understanding
shouia exist between the appointing power and
the Incumbent that the office is to be held onIy one
year thcn we shall have had fo'ty ministers with
SlS,UOO per annum; besides pickinrs for the
family, in the shape of charge DIES Affairs. and
secretaries OF Legation, during the one term Of
hf. president Adams-Vcry this is economy
win d vengeance, and we shall be sustained in de-
claring, that such management of diplomatic an
Poi''''nehts mas not been known iii any civilized
country. Oar Ministers to England take some
t'fcc months to prepare for the voyage, and two
months more before they ire prepared t. present
their credentials to his Majesty King George
month IN visits of ceremony, and eating dDlo-
Nhl'ic dinncrs-a month IN writing note and o,-
tanning an answer about the Colonial Trade-a
month IN travelling through England two months
III arrangements to return home, and two months
Tor the passage, and there is > Is coo of the Deo-
pies money adyantagcously expenacd-Was
there ever such shameful trifng with the great
| interests of natinn
| who the mantle is 10 fall upon next. canpo,
Of course, be ascertaincd 1t must be a friend OF
VII Adams, beca5sc no prominent man in the op-
position VIII accept the office at this time Prob-
ANY II may be Mr.. Sanford, from this Stato--an
eNcciicht cholce--a very worthy man but then.
our friend Clay, would say, we loose a good vote
IN the Senate; and should find Il Jackson man IN
MS pacc--that wouid not answer Jonn Serpeant1
| No,-he - wanted in the House OF Representa-
uTes; besides, the Tacayuba Mission is fresh on
! men memories. 1t rs needless to surmise fur
thcr--N hoover can make the best bargain. or Of
Ter the most certain equivalent, will get the revcr-
| SION Tor one year.-YOah
| he Boston Statesman says, that Mr. Webster
Is to be nominaiett Sinister at the Court of 6,
James, 10 supply the place of Mr.. Gallatin
Mr. Webster is still detained in ~ York by the
indiSPosltIon both of himself and Mrs Webster.
| hent"eky ELectim.-We learn that Messrs.
CALHOUN and Chiffon have both resigned their
claims to the contested seat in Congress, under
the late election, and have fairly agreed to refer
the issue to new election, which the Governor OF
the State has no doubt ordered to be held IN Int
1t is said that Clifton obtained a naior;tv of 81
votes over Calhoun but the Shcr;lfs in conparinr
the polls rejected hundred Of the votes given IN
the former on the ground Of some irreeuiarify on
| the part OF the Sheriff who received them. aud in
TINS way, returned the latter as duly elected
I Jackson -NcetiRg.--A written Notice was ves-
tcrday gwen at the doors of the two Houses of the
virginia Legislature, requesting such members
as were disposed to JON III forming an Electoral
ticket IN favour OF General Jackson. TO meet IN
the Hall OF the House of Delegates, this Evening
al O'Clock, Tor the purpose Of deciding upon the
period OF holding meeting to form such Elector-
laI lIcket We presume tho members will per-
orally atcnd.--It is understood that this preljn-
mary arrangement is principally adopted for the
purpose Of notifying to the special Deputies from
the counties the time when the jackson nomina-
ting Convention Is to assonblc--R En- l3iasf.