Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-10

Les At MOTH truth niost generally resolve ltse.i
| simply into the difference between good and 5c,
management Some wocllen manufacturers inIecj
will frankly tell you that they are doing well, con-
tent with their profits content with the present IL
riff-aDd that they are hepinninp to stand moro II,
! dread OF the domestic than foreign coinpetition;
Such IS no doubt the case of many OF fhc 1870
subscribers 10 the celebrated and ;cble Inetrc. 4
i from the town Of Boston
! When such il the state Of thiuus vh,t i. c.,
! grcs, 10 do? Are they to fegi,lste In the dsr;;
/ or procure information from the Manufacture
theinselves who II they really suffering, wis
ne me hrst TO give it. and 'he last TO complain OF
k'ne hesolution-How is Congress 10 ascersi,
| whether they are i'll want OF further encourage
nent at all \ in what ratio, unless by going TO ti..
fountain head!-So strong this conviction wiiie:s
We uerHeu from personal and minute enquir,
mo tue iactS oi the case so difficult did we find ,t
10 get at the facts themselves, that were saiis-
eu ulere was i,o other way for Congress 10 o5tai.
the necessary information, than by such farrn-i
examination as they hare adopted
/ No unnecessary delay, however o,-ht 10 be in.
GulScd-po cause OF complaint ought 10 be given.
Every suspicion OF man9uyring ought to be dissi-
pated; and II Congress should have TO sit tire.
months Longer, they ought TO incur the troubl..
and expence, rather than adjourn without decidn.
| the question.
The sth OF January was celebrated in hi, CIR,
I by a-i'a at the Eagle Hotel The COMPANY w;,a
rnuch smaller (than was expectedD in con SEQUENCE
OF me inclernency of the Evening; but the t,reat
est hiiaFhy prevaiied.-Both political parties a.
tended, on the occasion.
1T rs said, that Brief is preparing by some 81
the citizens Of Kentucky, and will shortly 1nah,
us appearance stating the points which they mean
70 prove, III relation To the Understanding between
Miessrs Adams and Clay-nlat measures are "a.
KING TO collect the testimony which these ueifit
are supported, and that il will be published a; SOFA
as possible
we have no room this morning for the Debate its
the H. OF Representatives. on Monday last, onMe
LiVihgstons proposed amendment to the bill tc-
the relief OF Marigny D'Anterive. 1t turned very
much on the question whether sldees were to b..
considered as persons property. Mr. Rantolph
| addressed the House with great eloquence ami
effect.
:. GO.HRU.N7C4TEb
At a meeting o. the Committee (held M Gam
~; Greens Tavern, i'll the town of Falmouth las.
9th, IS2S) appointed by the jackson Meetin,Y R,tf
I at Stafford December Cour, last TO sunni,y, 49,
vacancy that may occur in the Delegation appon,i
Cd by that meeting, TO unite in the nomination ~
an Electoral Ticket, favourable 10 the election 81
ahiirew Jackson TO the Presidency Of the JJnj,c;
States-John Moncure was called TO the Cb,;,
ana William buchanan was appointed Secref5r,
Mhen the following letters from the Hon Jo.,,
Sieeh' VINO was one OF the Delegates nominated
| by the meeting held at Stafford December Cou..
last, 10 aid III the nomination of an Electoral firr.
favorable to the election Of Andrew Jackson. W.
presented and road:
! Richmond, Decen,be, IL, 1927.
YEAR SIR received the evening before The
last yours OF the lIt inst, inforn no me fhaty
hau peen appointed, with others, BY a Ineefine OF
te ciuzehs OF Stafford, opposed TO the present 40
hhHstrahon OF the General Government and Ia,
vorable To the election of Andrew jackson n IL
Presidency of the United States to unite with Ne
republican, members of the Legislature in nom;
ns'ihg an Electoral Ticket favorable TO the eectic,
Vi AhuTcW Jackson. On the same evening tn,
members OF the Legislature favorable to THAI Oh,
Ject assembled for the purpose OF appointing time
LOT the meeting TO be had for forming such s
Electoral Ticket | delayed, therefore 10 apsvr.r
your letter Tor one day, intending, if a time was
appointed at which could without serious incon
Venience attend TO have undertaken the dutIr A.
S 81 10 me by the resolution which YOU refer TO-
but my private engagements are such that / eo,,-
not be in Richmond at the time appointed ,vt>o,..
very great inconvenience, and must therefore d.,
cnhe the appointment. This would not do Int
"ouid attend at any sacrifice if thought r,v
personal attendance was in any way material "a
wards promoting the object of those whom Won ~
them 49,
\ our o6edient servant
JOHN W. GREEN
On motion of Duff Green, Dr. Alexander pa,
was appointed TO supply the vacancy occasionea L..
inc lion. John w. Green's declining to serve as
said. o "ioiS
=, On motion, Resolved That the proceedings r.
ms committee he published in the elt Virssi, ):
Herald Richmond Enquirer and t. s. Telegram,
4Neso''cu, NAT the PROCEEDINGS NJ
tins meeting be signed by the Chairman and 81
rotary. "''" &c
w. JOHN MoNCURB, Chin
"Af PUcHANAN, Sec'ry.
a. ne erection ~ Po"ha'sn county for Delera,e ,u,
ule vacancy ~ the H. Of Dresat .,oned by IN
" h ~ ~ w Watkins dec. eICsSd III Jnday night ,ls.g,
, days suiggI s"'N'e'
WIN Old 10
Thonss Miller, Ia
u W ~ al Hansion the gath u Dec Last by ia
Rev VI. l. CheveTs, Mi Riekard S,y-,n, ~
Segdr, all OF Hampton ~ '"'' <i"A$'-
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