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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29
EriTnct ola letter to the Editors, dated DYasb.
E1gtOn, 2lSt Jan, 1925

ElSt0n, 2lSt Jan. 1928.
Our accounts from every part of the Union in
dcate that the EboEy Administration are in Tho
most hopeless condition. The line is drawn IN,
thelr own acts, and most unfortunately for them
me separation Is becoming more and more distinct
dhIy. IL leaves on the one side all the old re,ub
leans OF '9S, and those who were WILLING IN f@bt
Tor their country in 1912. This is the land mari
and no other can be made. Maine and Nov
hampshire have taken their ground, and Vermont
ana Connecticut are coming rapidly on. Ohio
mere Is no longer reasonable doubt Of and The
Whoc concern must be broken into ten thousand
pieces Mr. Adams cannot get even the New
England Vote-and Notwithstanding all their evil
oehces, they are struggling TO cherish hope but il
Is exactly Ike the hope OF a man in the consump-
uoh' "hateVer occurs 10 relieve his distress for
moment, Is eagerly seized upon as a SYMPTOM at
ieast Tor nope; but alas their DAYS are numbered
ana the 9TH March, 1929, win close the scene for
ever upon such coalitions in our country The
committee on manufactures are very industrjoi,sIy
engaged in examining witnesses, but their time
VIII be too short for thorough Investigation.
This trust will enable the committee 10 com
pare the relative profits Of the different kinds of
business which seek protection and to eGualize
the benefits on 81 parts of this country as muck as
possible. Whether New England win consert4o
take such system is very doubtful is well
known that the President has been silent on the
SUBJECT this is supposed TO be owing to the gene
RAJ effort made in various parts of the country 20
nave the tariff equaliZed. | should not be surpris
ed II they were to change sides and oppose the
"hoie system Phil. Sentinel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

TIL datl Lanl.nru o.

@"ti tt'Ns INJURY o.
Gpirng into tic ezpedicncy Of appropriatne nor
,on o. the public lands Tor the purpose Of suDriyin,
~ rlG'-,s ~ - ''fco-s e-s etr.a-s ~ =, - fye
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

tleman who attended the Council, and who subso.
quentiy passed through this place it may be reli-
cd upon as substantially correct
We rejoice that the controversy between Geor-
gil and the Greeks, is at last happily ended So
long as they occupied the soil our citizens consider
ed as their birthright, Observation-Disclosures would.
from the very nature of things, constantly and up-
avoidaoiy occur; and ripening into animosides, he
productive OF results the most lamcntablo. The
long and unpleasant connection being dissolved. by
thelr removal beyond our limits, no new troubles
win them need bc anticipated; and hereaf,r.
whenever our sympathics are excited in their be
half, they may be allowed to flow without the in
terrupuoh OF feelings Of injury aud resentment.
One obstacle only now remains TO the restora-
ton OF full confidence, on the part of Georgia in
the justice and magnaninity ofthe General Govern
mention the removal of which, every cause
OF jealousy and heart-burning will have ceased
we allude TO the extinguishmcnt of the Cherokee
title to portion of our soil. But we forbear al
present from dwelling CA this subject fron the
disposition lately manifested, Government seems
10 nave taken proper view of the matter, and
we hope will pursue it to a favorable issue
Telegraph
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Politics OF THE DAY

We recommend to our readers the following ex-
tract Of private letter from member of Con.
gres TO gentleman of This town, dated Washing
ton City, Jan goth, 1928, as a clear, able, and In
mInous exposition of the politics ofthe day.
- aI.,..-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

n. ORLEANs, Dec. 29.-Capt. ALL1soN.o ono of
the members OF the Ky. delegation TO celebrate
the approaching anniversary OF the sth January,
dere.
ny the Beividerc we have received late Cincin-
nau papers, from which we learn that the waters
III tue upper country were still rising and that
continued succession of wet weather prevailed
ms news is no less acceptable to our commercial
friends than it is to those whose gratitude anticipate
'he arrival OF thc saviour OF Louisiana, TO CONNIE
inorate with his companions in arms the day in
which they so nobly defended the dearest rights
81 ireemen, the glorious Sth of January 1915 On
'he one hand, the commerce OF the west will be
opened; on the broad bosoms Of the Ohio and Mis-
s'Ssippl VIII be borne TO evees the products of
Ten states OF the union On the other no natural obsta
cicS interrupt imp EIDE the journey othose
"a our couhtrymen who may be tempted TO sojourn
among us, TO celebrate in common with their fell
low citizens Of New Orleans, the approaching ami
versary; 10 tread with JACKSON the ground of his
-eonldan triumph! where ne met and breasted the
.oeiaan IN his might, and saved his weeping coun-
try from Pillage and carnage f.4dp.
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- Co9. BUTr.-In answer to the re-asscrtion in the
rue American, that Col. Burr. on particular oc
eas'on, made use Of the remark, that Gen. Jack.
son was one Of his men," we reply, that Col. Burr
"nen IN this city, but short time ago, said, in
substance, TO gentleman residing here, that che
had observed assertions in certain newspapers that
ne ~, had presided at a meeting on board a Steam
Boat, and declared himself in favor of Gen. Jack
son; and that he had made the observation above
mentioned, at another tme-that there was no
truth IL, either story. That he had NOT for =
great number of years, presided at any meeting
mad taken no part and expressed no opinion up
on political questions, and had never minated in
any shape, that Jackson had ever had any connex-
ION WIN hiIn whatever" We again repeat, there
lore' that these stories 'werc within the range
oil probabiiity'-and our belief, that they are
"wholly destitute of foundation
TITcRfOJ1 T1,,oor;,t,y,
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J." iepy e communication which souearc,
lew DAYS since TO- Che Daily Advertiser Of tbs 81,
..c "l-i'',l.e1 90 say, Chat Gen. Root Is dccy
g1's oYpo'ti % tfc election OF Mr. Adams n, 81
Presidency; and Chat between M. Ads,o.o iae
zen. jackson, hs preferences lTo Tor the lar,. ''n
To I'm.
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CTo be Continued --''-''

8JErr7'a, as printed in Che fr5t No. of ,b, r., ..,
G ~ 'lgln' pc. Che mfddle, before lie word, g o.
Fsu -'esti, We words -" many Of thtm9 In ,b..-,.
"S 1 ,ouns an5 " tht insert the word M '"s
- O@"niH sol i1r fom the bottom -rnseit s ,-,.
sise I'm ihe place oi The word % f9botu en- n, a.,
PtesiJcu's " fh=toiicai pr1rristy.V "O UPON Toe
lew lines lover down. Tor paf-rr,t5 ~ ,e,d 49,,
No second live ron tie bottom before crgeil,B
y'fN and q vii then read " 70 even psips f,s = ~ 20
tre'td.n, 20 urjofy AMI cruelty ent IN h @ We
l'p ine, ifst column FOR " least" read last f'''
10 any Newspaper Editor shOVld think pro,s, q. 81. .
lhe'' emart bore he viii be good enough 10 eo
81 W N'tltct i13
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-02-14

heart, and I give Won her hand SlaetOok
the rose wreath from OF the lamb. aud
twined !, aronnd our united hands. And
my Amelia," continued the old professor,
IS he finished his anecdOte, passing his arm
round his companion as she sat beside
i'm, my Amelia is as beautiful, and to my
cart as dear, as on the day when our hands
were bound together with chain of flow
crS." -
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-02-14

was uacl BY General COliopoulO iE the neigh
bat ensued, in which the Turks are said to
have lost 200 men. Gen. Church is quietly
besieging the fortress Of Patras.
The news Of the destruction Of the Egyp-
tan feet arrived at the Catholic Island Of Sy-
IA on the cath Of October in the evening. Ia
a quarter of an hour the whole Island was
eChOiDg with shouts of joy, ringing of bells,
and discharges Of musketry and cannon.
Those of the Greek and Latin Church EN-
braced each other as brothers. and shed tears
of joy. Old men and women repaired to the
churches to give thanks to God, aud the Ca
tholics were first in opening the doors of the
Chapels TO sing TIE Deum.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-24

OF scene. II concludes with saving" There
were tfa senil"fuis Of disunsu American
thlei, 80 la Consequence 81 tins appeal, The
army comes nWt with ~ address which en-
clasr you. 1t speaks for nself Immediately
t~o Colonrls we're na.ued 40 n military deputa-
ton 10 represent the army Al Ocaua. whore the
Grand Couseniiop Is by lac 10 meek O'hefs
have been sent of 10 B,gpia II - sald thai tie
same proceedings haze taken place eeery where
IA Colombia, aud thai all The army Will have
ihsir Representatives there nj course II Is not
difficult 10 eness from whence proceeds tbs UNI
ted movement. Deprnd on II. it is warranted
bv nigh auhorit in consequence Of the election
y pnhrs for IT, Gfand Guasrnnon having re-
sttedmfh' lcboioeof L,berals. ihry Win the a
loved Ia mcft or procred 10 business 1T least
tins IS the opinion of those, vim, IA these awful
tneS, have The eouragcfo glye oar. Tic II Of
this mon Il vas lhr day hKrd short ilme
viii noH decide all-Hnd luaf al viii be decided
Al he mint ol Tue bdy0Hti and not by the Grand
Convention.
lIeI" ryfty thing remains as whrn | last
wrote Ynu. Martial law Hill continues. La
horde bns hecu towering about the coast 10
Wmd"aid FOR sniiIe t,nr h,s ohirci was, If
possibl 10 lnud lrnls, money, &c 10 encourage
tn outlaw Gt1,e,0s Ia continue his icprcda IONS
llowrset, rs ming bolng auunounre1 and
his GhIeci known before h@ reached the 'coast
sncn vlcllinl look out "a. Kept that he never
could eject bE object, nni las gone mo tnrra-
Goa, where hc = waiting provisions from Porto
Rico. and = III thru ~ doubt take huns II off
Npsn. mleed, has nothing 10 hope for from IS
cnu Try. Differ rs they may Among fbemselye,
thet have bnt ne feeling n, respect, her. and
lhat 70 ncnrnblc hostility. They may make
mnsicrs lor themselves. among themselves; bur
but wi uc.rr snbnlf asalo 10 their old owes.
b the last mad from Bagots. report says
thai Tn. minister, have ali resigned but that
noar Of III u resi- ,uaions, save those oflNar and
Foreign Afa,s. have beeo accepted.
Bn ne=s a. MarIoa,bp Is nloa miserable and
g. ting worse evr,y day. There W. bit one
foreign ati,ai there dui & he whole OF Ftbru-
airy aud that airiilng ca'2e.
" The expense, instrad Embarrassing, are ia
" increasing. The amy continues n % u
menfrd every whore, AID evely If n is made to
tonciiatr thu men nnd officers. aud all methods
usel 10 raise avs and means for lI,,lr pay aud
subsistence NV paper. have becn gwen TO
tn officers. IN discount of datrs--spme for -,
othrr, IL part aud all ten to destroy commerce
aud confidence. What they will d, or how
long they car continue To keep uch forces up.
without the ncediui "a hand 10 say"
Nort0K Hsrntd
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-24

4 case which was on Wednesday determined
n The Mayors court ofthi, cry, should prove a
snluary example 10 ardent poi,aeian.. psrtrn-
ar, to fhos ~ho frequent iaVerns Tie facts
are all that are material II MAS an seton
brought ny A against b, for an assault aud baiie-
~. Ia par rs were personal friends. but the
one Tor Nj Adams AID Tie nlhrr for Gen.
Jacksnn. as The neat President Of the United
states They met as usual. friendly, in a tdY-
erB the one cried ont !" huzza Tor Jackson
winch vas refurnrd nv " huzza for Adams" In
The mean TIME thry had taken each other by the
hand. The Adams mln announced his Ihi,u ION
TO take a small glass, - WHICH the Jackson man
acceded, bu insisted u should not be bad until
the ulhri would agree 10 drink TO Iack,onis sue.
cess. Jhis vas refused aud they pulled one n
nolher about IN s0tt of horse pla t, half Joke,
half earnest Until one o. them tell over char.
Thew Arose angry feelings, aud Ill will. one Of
the parties bound the her over to the present
sessions, aud on Wedncsd the cause Wa tiled.
The yerdiei . the Iur, was Mol Guilty and
the prosecutor 20 pay the 81.
Noni II mol be we'll II avoid THOSE rough and
coarse demonstrations ofopl0ions when eNpe5i-
encr proves thai they 50 often terminate IN u
will aud breaches OF the ubc peace II mrn
will talk, and II il very proper, IN rais country.
that fnry should talk politics LEI them feel that
the subject shnuld BE- discusscl with moderation
aud Determined by the standard Of rea on, aul
no by The 'oree Of muscle 7 sach subject,
wore thu. Il ssnSscd there would b. more con-
vert, made, and politics would rar"ly tear asun-
der the bands ofpcrsouai friendship.
DsRO. Prcsg.
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-.-c@p D..

Nv accounts from various parts Of the country
we are satisfied that a silent and sra luol bat
crI tam change. is taking place in public sent e
mrnt, favorable tolhe present Administrator.
and nnit,orable 10 thoSr who are opposed 10 IT,
This change Is attributable, mainly. not solely
10 the progress Contamination. IN regard to The
grounds on which the two parties Il tnd opposed
tn each other. and 10 the oprrati II Of reason.
which after 80 long i hesitation, begins 10 rc-aS-
srrl her rights and resume hc, aScendancy.
The following mfarnlation, which reached rs by
the mail OF yesterday, speaks loudly upon the
subject.
From Cincinnati, in OElo, we learn thai nm
election tor town officers has been recently hrId
Their, at which the opposite parties rallied on
political gronnds--the lone for the AdmlnSira-
tion ofIhe General Government, the Other n
galnSt J.. The result was that. IN that town,
winch Is considered the strong hold Of the OPP
position patty. IN which that party Oha d, at
the last election, majority of tive hundred votes,
the Administration party carried thr da, ~ an
average majority OF Two hundred votes
FROM Bedford County, IN PESN>fLyANIA, We
learn that a great change is going or. 4 letter
now before ms, states. that, in the calculation
made ~ Harrisburg, tpat county is pnt down
as giving majority Of fifteen hundred votes To
Gcu JACEsoN hui il is NOW believed BY many.
that the county will give ma ioritv for he id
rditiFrdtioni The letter adds the following
cheering Information: &" That the stare viii 60
for ADAMS, Is nov beyond n doubt This Is
What We cal mui1m in parro.
From Haerrstown. in Mary land, ne learn,
that town e. ction has been lately held. which
"as decided upon the question of the politics OF
the General Government, AID which resulted il
the success Of tho Administration ticket III every
ward by vote NJ more than four To one We
Go not say that II is right (but rather the contra
~ that corporation elections should be conduct
ID on such principles, but We give The facts as
they come TO US, among the Signs oithe
Inns" Nat. Int.
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have thorough knowledge ofihe cunst,f5,f,r
aid iaws-a sound Judgment, and talents of,nr
hrIorder.
Our rresent chief agislrate Is known through.
out Europe, ~ statesman, Civilian. and ,eLn,
AZ, and II - holly incoailreilensibl TO The feo
pie heif, ihat We should wish to exchange hin,
Tor An individual, UhUse principal mrlt cousi,fs m
having conquered one victory. Ifvictores alone
oan constitute claim to the Presidency. Ger
talnly our Naval Heroes have an undnoh,ed
night 10 that honor aud we may trust them I'M
safety, for history furnishes no .ecotd Of the
liberties OF a country being subverted by an All.
mIrai or Commodore. hope, however. mat
the good sense o the people will soon overcome
this military mania.
May God preserve our country from militarv
idotairy, winch in " every age, and IN every ma
hon las heretofore proved The grave of + rec
dom" IN Y do,er;ca..
Ihe last National Gazette contain very neat
4 interesting Essay on the cause and nai,,,e nj
the present scarcity OF money" It bears IN
teraal evidence OF the HANDSPRING Of the ac-
eompllshed President ofthe e.. S. RanE.-ue
traces the present disorder In " oycrtradino
brought on by GFei-banl,inR. The Icmed, is. Ia
bank less ant To bsJe less" " Daring the las,
year money was very abundant thai is I'M.
q
banks dist ibutrd freely Their discounts and
notes ihIspIenty CONQUERED with other CAUSES
eSpecidIt liF expectation OF a new taiii,. TO in.
dree an erased Importation Of for ign goods
ana az the sime Tine furnished errar G,c,litv
ior purchasing them ON credit. Hence the dc.
mand for Nancy, the expiration Of specie. the
r'se OF exchange the consequent cuIlaiment of
! bank discounts. the demand Tor money" The
writer then Oncludes b., saving
- In Tie pifscnl and immediate examine. M
man can Tail TO perceive that but for The warn.
my res rf'tioe imposed BY The Bank Of the I'm.
ted states and the leading State banks, the 6.
vents OF tin last SIX weeks would have bropob,
may "tthrrn 10 tn" verge ofmsolyency whence
thry could only escape by some sudden and
de perate shock to the Community. 10 aver
t'h cdlamh. IS the special function OF these
banks. Tue have performed that duty To the
country they will, trusl, continue 0 perform
n-aod itin accomplishing thai purpose, even
III the gehilest manner, some injury /, sustaincd
they must console the selves for The rcproaCb.
e Of hose who suffer pa tai Inconvenience bv
the consciousness OF having saved them from
great calamity"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-24
COIOnIEIA

W. lately gave an extract ola letter from an
INTEL ce"t gentleman residinG in Coombia, de-
ia'lns some interesting facts IN relation to the
political a3drs Of that country. The following
IS hom tie same source under date of March
!th
Since my Inst things have remained nearly in
lhn same stntr. Anannnymous par4r. address.
cd TO the efIicels Of the army. has been put {,
circulation winch isG COPY Of the famoa, letttr
addressed 10 our army in 1883 Vide Marsh.
alls Life Of Washington, 9TH vol llrh chapt )
being only altered So far as 10 su,tthe change
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-24
Extract ola letter from an American now in
Europe, 10 his Iiend IN tn, city, dated
Bgcenbcr lSJT

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be'e7l9'r' ~.
~ we course o. "oh'' we so''I be any
''">e """"'s '''' NV -H'N''E' o, wv ''fNmeh''
al Iof opening ~ tof session OF 'onsre.s.
IFe'F 'F"' ''"' n"co'"eh' eSCh. none ana
more ,n'','s upon ms sue OF me NIan"c'
"n'' " h"h"S OF heeno'h welcome II A. a re-
n'"'" PROOF INA m@oc MI Us capable OF sell
s'V'''loen'' Nmr''ea"s anroad Peruse It with
'"k ''''lns 81 e'"'h'"ton ana pnds =
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DOMESTIC INrELLlGEACE.
DEsUITORY FACTS

The Constitution OF Virginia places all pow
a. IL liz hand. OF a irN-Nttinu . small cli Gle a.
rsuud Richmond all the superior officers of the
| Commonwealth of Virginia have brrn elected
the other day Treasurer killed himself and the
Governor and Council selected successor from
the adjoining county of Chesterfield. Twenty
| on Governors oil Virginia have brrn ia office
under ID" present Constitution, aud there was
hun one IRON any other qnaItei In all the elec-
tons IL =. Senators but one ever was clcct-
/ ed Al distance from the capitol Are these
things accidental
l. EnqplyI the land tax 5000 in the
counties ~ lanes { ", Chnel, CIV. New Ken
Elizabeth CITY, trk aud Smwirk the land
tax Is s. %. Tho one has wv delegates. the
other (pa,ne Il liur more than a third As much
tax la, - delegates. Can tins h. right IN
Nicholas county, the Land valuaii n Is given II
SiSj,oDO in luquler the valuation of the lands
ol llree " four ntlrnen amounts 10 an equal
sum and they pa, as mech tax rs all the Free
holders eft Nicholas county. WHY give Nrho-
las a, much p lipcai power a fanqprr, the lat
tn paving tWonty tunes nS much 10 the support
1.-The eoSer. mentf Gaxat n aud representa-
ton SHOULD 60 together
The whole Of The revenue taxes Of the state a.
mpnnt a. 4 80 0uO the ordinary pxp.usrS Of
eg# sIat on exceed, d 10 oOp. so ibat about one
thlrd Of the revenue is swallowed by the mem
ers OF Assembly. ms II dong busnes, IN
high sly e--one tLnd OF the income 10 the stew
ads
The present { institution a preserved in the
archives Of the Grncral tssemhlyIs not enroll. Il
ON parchment rs every common act OF tho
General Assembly. aud rhc ardnary ones that
were passed ~ The same session That the Cunstl-
totion vas. Tie only written copy Is on paper,
no. enrolled or signed by any ne, but m thr
manner roagh bulls, of that peri Il, were usually
written, VITA erasureS aud INTERPRETATIONS in al
most very paee, aud some OF thesr maxim alt.
ratnus of great importance. In thr section &C
almg tie council two enfie lines are ma ked
out With the pen; which entirely change the
, pr vision. oi The sentence. II Is evident NJ.
Jefferson WIS rglt when he stated iuli, n ties N
| Virginia the Constitution was inte nded tor only
| temporary purposes,
! o. the eth otIune. l776 the f,st draft Of the
on Tire 29lb It was report q. and the same Ia,
/ hy the sam PERSONS Pafricl Henry WAS elected
governor. 10 avoid ANARCHY in The awful struggle
/ then gong ON between Great Britain aud the c 3,
/ loni"s
! The snail counties on tide water, aud the IN.
settled counties IN the west. do not contr butte 81
the whole dollar 10 the gruorh fund of III,
state but on the contrary draw largely on the
crntr, counties fof many OF thor disbursements
! The first with the courtesy of gentlemen picl
our packets, the hst with the i'll manners o.
Doors cNlort oar money under the i'll iouudr,
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