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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-29

4 Rtma,D0y IL, JaH
w as committed 70 fdc jail IF Wesfnoreand county, on
seio calls htassifJohn Boy Johs is betsres 20 g. so 49,
81 age 1oatou aEy vIis ark discovered o aarkcor
Pterior aud about feet 10 inches high; mud rts he ne
ProPertg u Henry Seals alias Sls sgsc,laor .Io ,,,
chased ban IA ite city Of Rsehnond some or vear re-
Geo q. MotiSsbead and sold there 70 sai9 Sill 6e o
" requested to fosari ro,t propeytu u 5eygSS
HM M WALKER TAILOR
49, Hestnl0rsiatd county.
1R[-L . ii5-wt7-p
VIEW GOODS.
~ ALL NELSON h,, rso-veI hana..n. ,,,or,nen, If
Grscisn auI she fancy cali5oes .f the aie,
muh ok eknrt nuins black coloTtd Gro; d. S,rIs.
silks t'rege and Other fancy hanskrtehefs Laek mix
a'tug' punela fl'reuiines, Pnhug cords wilmington
STRIPES, and stout plad for servants Fest German
aud ticklsnburg Scotch oznabu,g and doasygib Isre
assortment Of d.mo' goods Drown and btaehad iuru!ue
Anl, ioe-u
Military Standards, ,Tos0liic BGRneYs q .4Dr01S.
Signs, Sc
- 30 On lea'anahis terms snd in elegant AMI
GEORGE ENDICOTT,
Fancy Painter,
~. ". Corner Of .lfartet s. Charles 81.
Baltimore, Ma
THE POPL.4R FOPESZT
ONE TRACT, distant miles from, Jv,rbhs,r and =
- isom he turnpike fsad Containing 1914 8 ss one
nais e, san for sale The improves az. con,id-
ffS Me-! < yN'n'h!e' FRANCIS EpPEs
e ~ s9-wtf
PETBLTC SdLE
fSS vntue OF deed gxecutea by Edward Z,
- Swami tc joseph Woodon the .ubsfiber 6esr,p
sste on he h day Of Jan 1921 aud recorded tn The ele
wall b'ssld TO the highest bidder rublie auction for
at Powhasn courthouse MONDAY the f2,h d,v ~ M
IN Powhstan county, Containing 449 L s. fh acre., Thr
snbsoriber vii convey 10 The pure the title veed IN %
/ y Tue deed Of Tu'' Aforesaid WIN. 5. DANCE,
Ao,u, Trustee
z-pI1 / los -waW*
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s.IIlNE CyTT0.E EElINHE-

F'i.b g..' tory OF Msrtrsff r.. this eu4l.i...,s,t
'r'r''Iofr n'u-fei t1 connection with Nfaf gfke,
wi assoou az te ronnaes rompsted be conducted b.,
DANIEL HACK,
"a 'lesn'2ft esf{ was syay veil qualified ~ huiI the
stht A.nl u machinery Mr itrk D. ready q. frie tni,
90 BUILD 1eh m1ciney. iae1ss ems ,y .fto
az ihe zeueH satilfrGon gwen 10 aIih5.f
""' 'a.e h.h mfchp'J tIt st these wsrts s8 the faithful
en.HfJ relied upon. '
MAtuiNt-5fAWEus.
Emrl9ymfot WILL be- cvsa o s FORGER FrIrue and
oHHtt5i 70 tht thysa risf f.r rop tr.Iy -t it. s.
iIj ntai fhe Wellington Road. O.. Iia,s li,tt
GbD WILLIAMS
Nos. B .t'.'i u.s.-. Baltic. .r.
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iOuht tD q. trt jan n lioci ns-ni COMMIT ~, nh -
- @''h So ~ D'teu.Hsi 1927. e Runaway d nul1us
i'-" Nt" ,sii' nimsei Gen. BapIa lie o. about p ysr
'e cti s" he ng' when spoken e. has ,ss,rs ou6
tnh1 WIN large mouth when -ftakiue shs,g. hi. s.t
" Nc. 49, go s.ais pffseIva-- Boo. rght gnse b. h.
.Fe wh'cl mak,s bun stand s-tf kportneed vyte, ,,
9l '" black james uft.ut coat. (y 1er) ana t,
atoms oi e 'am, aud Oh. wool hat fruc1 worn Tin,
"u' s fequ'si 20 take BIN .r be- ,giI b. t,
.istd 90 o. tle isg Doe cts PEyLF mi "a 49,
li- 30 ghsm co.. Aprl8 io7 -sI5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-29

.1nietiG ami Cumberland Land Tor E0Ie
fttNcU tracts ere sissd-.ws Wing o. Fiat Crest in
~ meiHfc called Brnwul Bookets ADJOINING ess etbsr
eoniins about COO snch congdefsh,e portion II asi is
sili'ht' ' egg -onr other Ameia aud Cuubern5 ON
Afpomait VI, called the Lyon Town trsct rontsi1
Vf"It tOO acres all Of good qHsly. Also fhs ac, n
.5nd mfriy Jtimsn Bakefs rtdsnrc lately NH
~ 20 tns Cumhefsnle AppomsUox rive Seonfoniuv
go .p-G 200 wbrhsra 0I low grounds. rhefe eariT
sf'e quantity 70 wood lanu attached each trst Tfhs
iP'i aci. Oh at Creek not sold pysfey bsfof M os
day Of MyncKi. they wii fhst day he ia IN ,rrf
caif5 az FainyiH. Amelia -nfar the PROMISE |
AwuI5 Ai 10 I,.'i6z Ads9"'
Virginia Land Office Dec ~ 1877.
n conformity wih nn d-f snhfed In lei 10 ,eF..-
iHt9 one aet ne fr5r1 acts concerning Esr6raf5 ,,
te bN dry " Jan 1919 DO hsrstv MAKE kH9,, "a ~
wh9i % my c2lc,rt fAni % 0pptar Jy cerfeofes oftf~
bfctro.or II Eoof cozWy da'sd i7th Ns6 t8y7 arI
[s iuf Hto h gte o. fds i0h iatf ffof bv iagpfs5n
ed qgt torad o ae i5tt ~ June fa ,s aia fyri a.
Land r'talfHg 5000 acrs rifsaf fis Ohio Ri-,i ~
cgHniB ~ tyo9f, aud uoHig ftc fr,d fagsesJC ~, NJ,
Fton andcf .9tich Nadofpi fp}grt lied Nc, - 1919
aNyfaufH hei, Aafh dty s'oteaed 10 his sesl6
,- NM SELDEN, d. J.. ..
1g.. ~ ---- 80 s5w
fnt OF aecsd 90 trust executed 4, oe b. ii rr,,I.
Fl-f 'o' eerain purposes ihefein srprs,sed.
- 'n ca.i, on ihe 5h DAY of Nav nst hef,r h. ms
F' l',i ia h Guy o, kichm7nd, -sfp zen sn uaaed
H. s"i hrr idren, fsnb IeH,r.o "a t.,er hid
- 70 POtLAsu, ttu.ler.
~"s = '''-P"~ l'5--1.s.bN-.-
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"a committed 10 nc J-ii OF leokieu,ufe ssr1iv "
90 tle &On day Of Oct last, negro man who s1,s b
fg Joe, ard that hs qe prorey # John Teret Of
2''"Hi 50 N'fh Carolina H. about feet 2i.2 nrhes
Sh piacN aud has his ls eye about IS va
aee Had 90 when committed od srey coat AMI en-
A. fioed nsnaloons. Tbs of ssid .ave n her,f,
moulded TO prove has ptoperty pay the shareeE and take m
sway of NJ will b. deaitwith as The isw irtSt,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-29

Joan > Fiem,os admor e John Anderson, dec Cecil,
l. anderson and dary C. Anderson ufan. nv Tho, Taum,n
'h'" sea'd'an' William Fleming and George V4,hon,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-29

rules held for he county OF C6eecfsd a.. tho
"A CLERKS 2DSes thereof on the 5.h dayef Dec. 1927
Joan > Grant, Pitg: -
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THE POPL.4R FOPESTT
va OAE ihACr, distant miles from Lynchbsrr, and
~ i'om he turnpike f9ad containing 1914 "a Is ON
nan still for sale The improvements AZ, con,d
t's $50 * v""4h!e' FRANCIS EPPES.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
For PRESIDENT,
JOHN QUIN CY DAM 8.

Whom WASTING TON, in 1794, appointed Minister TO
the Netherlands and in 1896, Minister to Portugal
and considered The 'Inost valuable public character
We have abroad"
Whom JEFFERSON in 1885, esteemed so highly that he
said "a. Mr. GxRRr,--'H congratulate your country
ON their prospects in this young mans
who on the 2lst February, 1907 introduced the hrst
resolution ever presented to Congress Ill favor OF the
now established policy of Internal improvements
Who during the Presidency of JEFFERSON, was eevat
ed bv the ballots of the Senate TO thirty OF the most
important committees;
Who was chairman OF the committee raised on MY
JefTerson's Message on the Barr Conspiracy ana
member of all the other committees IN reiatioh
thereto; .. a.,
Whom MADISON, in 1909, commissioned Minister 20 70
Russia, appointed first TO negotiate Inc really VI
Client. and subsequently, Minister 20 Great brtaini
Whom MON nor placed first in his Cabinet; when Sc
lection General Jackson declared 10 be the oes'
possible; L..
whom Tus PEorLE, in 1925, elevated to the highest
station i'm the world;
Whose Administration, though assaied from the oe'
ginning by an Opposition uneXampied 10Y It's p"'er-
ness and profligacy, mas been snguary prosperous
And who in less than four years, be'ides defrsyhs
the expcnces of government, (great and extra'a,
CAN'T as they are said to be by his oppone ns,) ana
besides applying Ttcelre Millions to work OF public
mprovement aud national defence, hds Pad more
than Thirty eight Millions Of the Pubic Debk
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
GNEAT NATIONAL EAECYlON.
OPPOSITION TICKET.
FoR PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSO N.

Who on the 18th Dec. 1870, IN congress, oPPo'eN
the vote Of Thanks to the illustrious "asn'.S.o",
st:t,ion of Tennessee strove to favor the rich, oy
allowing them to give as many votes as theTe h',Sh'
be counties i'm which they owned land-ano W DOW
down the poor, by forbiddng any one h"iI I lin
in the Legislature unless ne 0'o"eo fi'-'
DRED .7CRES Of LAND; ,.r,,..
wbo in 1906 in the town of Nashville, deliberately
shot Down CHARLES DICKlNsoN, resPee'~o'e
fellow townsman, merely because pek,'s 'u WI
planned of unfairness IN race S''u uen
ultibgly wrote to friend, ~ fIt me o-o ''o'''
dreitcehering IN has blood; Is :e,.
Bunu at his house; offered n. w. Williams com,
mission in Burrs army; and purchased the ooa,s ueeu
on the Cumberland in that reasonable eAPeu'ion'
Who, on the 4th of September, 1915, attempted 10
sassinate Thomas H. Benton, theL an omcer ih ''ie
army, and now Senator from MISSOURI; . ,.
Who on the 9th Of June, 1914, denounced MT Madi,
son as unfit for President for The horiid reaSo" tnaI
he was ..too much OF philosopher to iook on bo0d
and carnage UiM composwe; , e
Who, in 1915, imprisoned MI. Loua"her' 'e
Iouisiana, merely for complaining OF his arbitrary
measures ordered him to be tried tor his lie by
martial -disapproved their verdict OF acquittal
ard rem him in paol until JAG sons edct was ap'
rogated by the Presidents proclamation OF Peacei
Who imprisoned Judge Hail. for granting me wr't Oh
bab.as corpus, which I've was bound Oh oath to do;
and who, when the District Attorney applied TO
Judge Lewis for a writ to liberte Judge Hall, al.
rested the ore for making the request and ordered
the arrest of the other for granting IT.
Who, when the Legislature OF LOUISIANA reused "
suspend the privilege of hsbess corpus at his bid
ding, suspended ii himself and expelled the repre-
sentative from their hall Il, the point OF 'he bayoneti
Who, ON the 22d January. 1915, after the news OF
peace had arrived, signed the unre,ennS order tor
the MURDER OF the Sir Nikha-Meni
Who IN 1914, ordered John Hoods 10 be shot, SIMPLY
because he refused to obey upstart, who bid INN
do some mental service, which he had no right to
demand;
Who, in the streets of Nashville, run sword through
the body Of his relative Samuel JACKSON; but
con,rived to escape the galows, on which he
would have expiated his crime, had the laws been
put in force;
Whose tyranny in the Forilas was even more ntoler
able than the iron despotsm of Spain; and SO nnre'
ien,ng, that Congress made ii punishable BY fine
and imprisonment for any man to attempt TO enforce
Jacksun's ordinances;
And who is supported by the ultra the ambitious and
unprncipled of all parties tb enemies ofthe tariff,
and of american Industry men who "wousd rather
reign in hell than in heaven"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
COMMUNICATED.

A reverend gentleman in Virginia, not long
since being in company with number OF ms
friends. and the Presidential election becoming
the topic Of conversation, was asked 10 give MS
opinion upon that subject. He replied IL was
a subject he did not NEEDLE with, and declined
expressing an opinion. This, however, die not
satisfy one of his Jackson friends, who sill IN
sisted: The good man then observed: MY
,raxer 10 NV blessed Father in Heaven is, that
when die may be buried with my head on
nv shoulders" The Jacksonite immediately
exclaimed: "Why it's as-clear as'ihe light OF
the sun, you are not for Jackson
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
lie has been a trader in human flesh.

lie has been trader in human f1esh.
His rapacity IN ex,orting from the creek i"r
dams gran, 10 himself Of 10 miles SQUARE o'
land in the treaty with them, is unparalleled !"
the annals of negotiation. He has been euiy
fthe meanest duplicity and prevarie ali'n I'D
regard to the tariff. He has been guilty OF tne
foulest calumuy against his successful rva' .or
the Presidency. The intemperance ana vio-
lence of his character are illustrated, IN his 'e'
ter 10 Gen. Scott; in his letter to u. w lamp
bell; threatening 10 burn the Indian Agen. III
the Agency House; in his letter to Mr.. WON
roe, oIemniy protesting that he would nave
punished The members of the Hartford conVen'
lion with death by sentence OF court mar
,ial under the I'd section Of the rules and artl.
cles of war, but especially by his criterion OF
fitness for the Presidency, 10 witt the ability 10
look ON blood and carnage ,oiih composure.
The proof Of these matters is afforded ov do
cuments, but, in most cases, by his own letters
also.
Such is faithful but candid epitome OF the
public and private history OF Andrew Jackson.
On every occasion 0! these his errors and en-
ormities, we have lamented his dlsappoint>
ment Of our Partially; and have chari'ahiy ca
deavored to cast over them the mantle OF oniiVi-
on. Our repeated indulgence has been answer
ed only by repeated outrage. lmpunity, Which
was the mee boon Of excessive kindness, has
embodeped the culpril 10 demand OF us, to
make him supreme conservator OF those very
laws which he has so often and so wanton'y
violated Presumption such as this, has, a,
length, convinced NJ Ina: further indulgence
would well deserve the reproach OF imbecility
and folly.
A man whose character is thus marked by
erery act which may define 'yrant and bar
barian is inf, 20 be the ruler Ola free People.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
OHIO ELECTION.

No further complete returns from Ohio have
been received since our last, except that MI
WhittIesey, decided friend Of the Admins
tration is reelected to Congress, by majority
Of four or FIVE thousand votes.
The Piqua (Mian.i Gazette, Of the 18th 10
slant, says-"Judge Crane administrator b"
been elected to Congress-maj orily about wv
"We have no hesitation in saying that the Az
ministration electoral ticket will succeed ID
this (third) Congressional district, BY sO0''
1000 ma jority." This district is now repre-
sented by Mr.. Mclean, who declined arc
election.
MIR. Creighton is re-elected--maioriIy mol
known.
The following circular, which we have re-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
PROSPECTS IN NEW YORK.

Ex,rae, from letter from respectable citizen of the
City of New York, to his friend IN baltimore, aated
October -.
"In answer 10 your polite inquiries, have
erea, pleasure ip Informing you, ihat there Is
no danger Of the result. New York VIII give
her vote 10 the Administration without douoi.
From The best sources Of Information obtaina'
bic. MIR ADAMS and Mr.. RUSH will get
TWENTY TWO ELECTORS By Districts,
and t,eo IN rirtue Of the m yor'ty in The College -
The f. ST returns from this State that will reach
you. ,ciH be unfaUorab'e 10 our good cdWse. The
maioriies in the Guy OF New York and The
adjoining counties viii be decidedly agal' 81 US:
lei not ,Gis disrearteu YOU as to the issue. We
have no right to expect any thing better nom
a population directly In The Interest, and WITHIN
the control Of the British agents here. In this
civ .ione there are no, less rhan from SIX TO
seven Thousand persons who Can be oPeraied
upon by their agency. As i. is the interest oil
the British Government 10 ruin our mahulac-
turing Establishments, their agents VIII o.
course exert all their Ingenuity 10 ius'her ihe
election of General Jackson. WHO is oons'dciea
here The anti taTif csndidate-in this city ne Is
supported ON thai ground alore. But, with all
hi. mass OF foreign influence III his taior. ana
of profuse expenditure of British guine.,s, we
snail beat him and those who support him. In
the North and West part of The state, among
the intelligent aud hardy sons OF the t1test
where virtuous principle prevail, oai triumph
viii be complete. Was the e!ec;icn by genera,
ticks,, VIZ might calculate on 10000 majority
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
From The NafionniJ Journal.

Declaration by Fceaaea Of U"iea JL lsas
.oa % "pe en%esi "a imoa" hereof to
hn gautads require which '"
are endowed with IT, s," ""Ineo
rights life b NE the , eisl oe
created military despo however splendid ais M
Plies Prudence and approved should
ions Sc duty provide
or,s Ind , now ng %nieh n con-,
ard M constitution ana laws OF his
,as. % s,ae e " pors this
By proeimrg law Ntw suspendns
dpns cn@" of ' of "i jury and ry 'm court marital
diminishing
Legislature Of o sspng functions by
som"s the militia months @ than the 3 fes i 1w on
lem I'm infamous pum."s% s 1n o1 . ip n to obey the
orders Gt;h President O4.ss they pass through him. m Il; w ,
BY Using an my la tennessee ana s 0M orders Of
troops citizens
and Judicial and tyranny and oppression unparalleled Tree
uquing
State had militia of State"
after Martial frivolous
invading authority profound
By rns and i%R oa without @ an a @ R n, h.
lie outraged ,heIa var
By itig bu'chery
sacrificing wan,on
Such The history Andre" kon public life The proofs of each and charge
Neither does the history his life and sentiments pic
He has % T As,o Burr mr. been % project the
Samuel Jackson murder ,h.n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
The following notice appeared in the New

The following notice appeared IN the New
Hampshire Patriot:
"The Rev. s. B. Haskell, Of Poplin, will deli
yeran address in support of the Democratic Re.
publican alias Jacksonl cause of these Onl'ed
States, al the Baptist meeting house IN Kay
mund, on the oath October, Friday last. A
procession will be formed al O'Clock, &c.
Every one should deprecate this union Of poll
tics aud religion. We hardly conceive how
Christian minister could convert his pulpit into
a ros,rum for political harangues.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28

The all absorbing question OF the Presidency
the intense int rest that it excltes, and the anl
iety which is now displayed by every one, 70
hear and know all that can be said on the sub
Jet, as well as the absolute importance 10 lh:
success Of our cause, that we should keep ou;
Virginia and Maryland readers in possession
Of every fact that can have bearing upon ih:
contest, render il necessary that, Tor the net
few days, we should devote our columns d.
most exclusively, to political matters. The
strife will soon be over-the "battle will stO't
" be lost or won''-and we shall gladly rei0h
to the contemplation and investigation Of sub
jecl. more il unison with our dispositions, ard
more profitable TO our readers. We have Sti
enough-!ong as we have been engaged iu sur
veying and mngling in the party s'riies o. o."
country during the present ontes, 10 sick'n"
with the depravity displayed, and the iO'hS"
ing arts resorrtd to. If we have never despair
ed, il is because We believe the people are h'.
yet eorruptible; not bu, that there are men W.
would corrupt them, if they could. NeoI>
in God tina. the issue of this struggle VII I"
the Triumph of Civil Liberty, and the 'o''''
Of the friends Of Union, Law and Order.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
Fop NICE.PREsIpENT,
RICHARD RUS n.
JF Pennsylvania.

Of PESNSlLyANlA.
Whom MADISON, in 1914, appointed Attorney General
of the U States@
whom MONROE, In 1917, appointed Minister to Great
Britain;
Whom ADAMS, in 1925, appointed Secretary OF the
Ireasury,-and
Who has approved himself the able and fearless advo
cate of the great interests Of Domestic Industry and
Internal Improvement.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28

ALBANY, Oct. ga meeting OF the friends
of IN, Na,ional Administration was held ~ The
Capitol las, evening, and i, was by far the larg-
est meeting ever assembled in thus city There
were at ieas, 1900 people present, many judi
cious men say 1900. Gen. Stephen Van Rens
selear presided. Such spirit | have never
witnessed. This county is no longer doubt
full district The Administration Elector vii!
succeed BY a handsome majority.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28

From the Nuremberg Corrsspondsni.-T pu,
down disturbances a"d riot usually carried on
on Sundays and hclydays. the Mayor of G, and
temps, in The department Of the lsere, issued
the following regulatiOn:-"all persons drink
ing and tipImg upon Sundays and hoydays in
coffee houses, taveras, sc. during the ceiebra-
ton Of Mass or Vcsprrs, are hereby authorised
10 depart without paying for what they have
had"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28

AS the time approaches in which the get
question now before the people is to be decided
the exertions Of our opponents are reCoD5le
Every arliGce will be resorled TO, every excru''
made TO weaken the good cause, as well as +"
strengthen their own. Let our friends be OI'
firm--let them go TO the pols-let them be Dc
ceived by no political man9uvre-and The Dn
Is WON, the TRIUMPH is EFFECTED, the VIZ
TORY'S GAINED.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
From the Kentucky Republican.

Gentlemen You will confer favor on a
friend, and throw some light OIL subject that
is now engrossing the public attention, by Civ,
ing The following extract, taken from the Sd
vol. p. 22s Of the trial Of Aaron Burr for high
treason, place in your paper. he conve',a-
tion alluded to by the witness, took place, says
the witness, in November, 1906
FRIEND TO THE COUNTRY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28

cho 90 TO the Po anu save
CONSTITUTION, and maintain the
of LIBERTY. expects to do his
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
A FRIEND TO THE COUNTRY.


Extract from the Testimony Of Edmund T. Dana
.He BIanneI hasset) pledged his most sacred
honor TO me, and swore the honor OF a
gentleman, that the plan was not hostile 10
the government; and he went on 10 name Sc
yerai characters who he said were engaged;
the association was very extensive, spreading
fro N Maine to Georgia. asked him to name
them. He said, thai If the plan were a lawful
Oh. il was good one, from the hign opinion
have formed of his Talents He said that Ge
uera. Wilkinson was to join with his army
He men,ioped General ia kson, OF Tenn. W no
was then preparing body OF militia, 1.-TWO or
three hundred :hlnk aud who was ready TO
Join them aforementioned Gen. Dayon-I
think 1 asked him if The Swartwouss of New
York were moi concerned; he said they were.
He named II number Of orher Characters, whom
do not recolleCt."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28

The "prnce OF Prodigais," whom randolph styled
the "hrmy Candidate " in l8l2-aad the head OF
the attempted rebe lion IN the South, in 1885,
Whose loose principles and hostility TO The tariff, whose
vauitng ambition, and whose conduct in tbs Senate
are so many dead weights and drawbacks. that Coy.
Clinton pronounced lin mill-'tone around the
n,cks ofthe Opposition.
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