The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27
'rxHa V~H.gGfNIAN.
NOv.27, 1872 .

LtetitoiS.- ne last paper, contain no ntn
reiu,ns ci any interest. II Is SAID OHIO has CIV.
"a Jackson a majority Of upwp rls Of 5000.
Kentucky a much larger ,najority-nnd though
we have very ln,ompleIe returus from inilana,
II is supposed she mas likewise gwen her vote tn
Jackson. From Louisiana, Missouri or Illinois
Nc vi hrai nothing. In fact The matter seems
50 ieclleiIy settled that little interest is now lell
about the balance Of the electoral reiurns-st# III
II IS strange thatso nc, mol satisfied v nh the heat.
ed aud unpleasant controversy lusf past, should
feel SO restless As already 10 commence n discus
u the Northrrb papers have nanrd three IN
divldaals vino are To enter the list for the high
prise.-Mr. Calhoun. Ar. Van 6uren and Nj
5mith Thompson.
Tennessee. = The election for Presidential
Electors IN tins state has just taken place. The
Only returns yet received are from tine knoxville
district, which gave the Jackson Electors 4O0l
aud the Adams llrctar 2ll.
Mr.. WicOa.-lns venerable Senator has re.
signed ms seat IA the Senate of the United States
! We believe he has represented North Carol.
ma in Congress ever si,ee the establishment ol
me Constitution of tito United States. Ihts State
will have during the present session of us
Legislature TO elect two Senators, az Governor
Branch : tie. m wall expire the 4th Of March next.
The following is the communication nom MI
| Macon to the Legislature j.
Buch Spring, All .N1U. 1923.
The General Assembly Of North Carolina.
GrStLtMEN, Age aud inhrmIIy render il
proper for me 10 retire from public service. |
therefore resign the appointment Of Senator 10
the Senate al he United states, that ot Trustee
ofthe University OF the State, aud that of.Justice
Vi tue peace for the county Of " ar,en.
In ,etrtug from Iiie service OF the State.
wani wo,d s To convey to the Legislature, aud,
through them, 10 the people, my ,nank, aud
gratitude ior Ihoir kindness and tue confidence
repoSed IN me. iierc arc feelings winch words
cannot express, AlIne are of tins kind. may
ho3eyer be ptfm1irdto add, thai no person eau
he Uuaer more oDlig atoms 10 a State than am
~ North Carolina, non ieei thCm more strongly
aud that duty alone has induced ,De TO resign.
am, geutiemen, with the utmost Itsnoc aud
esteem, your obedIeni aud humbir servant.
NArH. MACON.
6en1rGL Lajogete's iant iH florida We
observe that a part of tnls land IS advertised for
sale BY the Ceneral's agent III Wastinejon.-
lie .tAucs u tail one htlt Of his township Gun.
lainins eighteen syrrinns Of Go acres each.
This to~nshiP Of land a%djoins the city Of Tallu.
hdssee, andin reference 10 locality, hrnlthiness
OF climate { aiaptrtion TO the culture Of sugar IL
slld not TO be e1celled IN tie Territoyy Of Tlori.
Ia.
iortiga NUs-The situation o fI.arops is SO
interesting AZ present that W. make %copious e..
tracts lfom the late foreign Journals. II Will De
seen from these, that the appearances IN the cot
ton market are favorable-but that the Floui
AMI grain mnffet is depresbed-that the eva
c]uRtion OF line Morea has been agreed Oh, aud
tlat the tNt'sihn campaign against the lurks
inns thus tar been very disastrous.
Bells Weekly Messenger expresses belief
that the lre viii spread, and all Europe viii feel
the effect Of the general conIdgratlon, aaleSs
some settlement u ,aie Det~eeu Russia aud
turkey before Spring.
NJ Sloane nnd Mr.. at~eper'oH-rhe follow
ing letier from Mr. Whillesey 10 the Editor.
Of the Wing, makes a part otthe evidence IN
The controversy between these two gentle
men
Last evening up received from Mr.. Whi,,lc-
sey, The following letter.
/! CaAGsid Ohio Oct. 28ih. ls2s.
Sir Ga nv return recently from Al absence
of some time from home, saw IN a newspaper,
-. W misiaid o. ,aben rom my oilee not being
one of n!lich Keep a aIe) Mr.. oloanes leite'
add essed 10 YOU. in WHEN he states, tue ob'eT'
vations, he Gays Afr. Stevenson made 10 him, on
the mo, ding OF tne day The Speaker vas elected
for the lyGn Congress, ard That he related tn III
to me. have a distint recollection that Mr..
Sloane on tue evening OF the day mentioned IN
4 conversation We hcld on the 'icatlon that had
taken place, and on tha subje Of ihr ~probabe
state Of parties that night thereafter exist aid,
1" mat previous 10 taking the ba,lo Mr.. Steven
sou acuoslGd alm ,nd observed, III YOU" alln-
diu2 Ia the friends OF the administrator AS ]
supposedly " will elect me SpralSer ! vii suppnrt
tie administration, and the Deny =" IS appeal
eu Is ia il pledge OF his sincerity. do not PIE
iend 10 give the exact words used Ivy Mr.
sloane, but | have given them as nearly rs my
recollection serves me The c,eciion 81 cpean-
er Tor the l9th was the subject of coaset sttlo,'
bet ween Mr.. Sloane aud mysrlt at tie close Of
the 18Th Congress. Tue candidates spoNen OF,
we're iir. Taylor. Nj. McLane, Mr.. Stevenson
anJ MIR. Campbell | tnen urterstood I'm
Mr.. Sloane, that Nc. Stevenson had cxpf' ,se.
his apprelcusions, that the friends ot W. Al
ans. would support Nj. NLane, aud iuat NJ,
Stevenson %,nterpo,ed objections to nm, on a,
count oin's politics.
Very respectfully, yours,
T.. WliiTyLESEY.
The Presidency line ioliowimg. manly an
ingraaons article from the r,at.o,,l rn,aIl
gencef, deserves the attention Of our reade,
Tie contest Is over, The Electors of Pres