Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-28

hesOieed, That tins Committee use ali honoia
Die means, within their county, TO have Genera
| Andrew jackson of Tennessee elected Presidcn
Oh the United States, aud John c. Calhoun, Vice
| President.
Reso!red, That the proceedings of this meeting
De signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and that
copy thereof be forwarded to the Editors o.
the Richmond Enquirer, and United State, Telc-
graph for publication.
JAMES PERRY, Charm.
JAMES JEsKs. Sec'ry.
At meeting Of the Jackson Correspouaiae
Committee OF Nansemond county, held at the
courthouse, on Saturday, 22d instant the following
gentlemen were made additional members OF the
Committee viz:
Edward r. Hunter, Henry Harrison, Hardy
Cross, VIM. NJ. Jones, Jacob Daughtry. Joseph
Vaughan, James Barnes, Jno. o. Vaughan Joseph
u. Holland, kidar Rally, Exum Jenkins, Albridg
ton Browne, VIM. Sumner Richard d. Webb Jno.
w. Parker, Augustus Morgan. Denn;s VI. benson.
Ezekiel Powell, kich'd Woodward, Elisha Cope.
land, James Willy, Henry Skinner, John Cope
land, VIM. Shelton, James O. Harvey, Lemuel T.
banes, Willis Hargroves, SarnI l.. Lightfoot
Hugh III. Kelley, Jethro ii. Butler, jesse Hol-
land, Thomas Knight, VIM. Fluart, John Wyatt,
kedar Hill, Isaac Lee, John ". Dardin Nssos ]
h;!by, Edwin Goodwin, Alien Smith, Berry Cope
lant' John Llveey, Marmaduke Jones' jno. Smith,
Timothy l.. Smith, Luke :. Ruby. Miles i.apiter
Elisha Rawls, Uriah Rawls, Nathaniel skinner.
WHEY ltawls, Fred. II. Hollan1, Edwin Smith Jc-
thro Smith, John A. March, Juo. Lawrence VIM
Giles, Geo Murphy, Daniel Franklin, Abraham,
W; brinkiey, Nathaniel Norilett, (of Christopher)
John &assins. Walter n. Dixon, Allen Daugh,rv
Rich'd w. Riddick, Edward Howell, William King
and Jason Holland.
Resolved, That this Committee meet on the frs,
day OF every Court, from This time until Novem-
Der next.
Resolved, That the Editors of the Eichmond
Enquirer, the PORTSMOUTH Palladium, ana the Nor
folk Herald and Beacon, be requested to publish
the foregoing proceedings,
RIcH'D ID. WEBB, Secry.
Suffolk, .hdrch 2Itthsls2S.
The want of decision in the Administration, on
all points which affected their popularity prevent
ell the adjustment OF the unfortunate controversy
between Generals Scott and Gaines--and now
that the death Of Gen. Brown seems to have
brought it directly before them, is said they are
seeking TO escape from the dilemma At one time
II Is rumored, that the truncheon is 10 be offered
to General harison-And now it is stated, BY =
Correspondent OF the Charlottesville. Advocate who
seems TO speak as one having authority, that
the vacant commission is to be rendered TO Colonel
Monroe And what benefit would the Admins
,ration promise itself 10y this proposition? VIII AIR
|
Correspondent of the Advocate that il is FAR better
Tor him TO live IN poverty and in retirement than
TO pass into an Office, which is little than
sinecurc, and 10 lend himself 10 an administration,
which Is tryiIo 10 keepit head above the water
by catching AZ every device within its power
but II he does accept, what then? Will the APP
pointincnt even OF MIR. Monroe remove the diff
cuties III the army? Will il not stir up nv spir-
1t OF opposition: viii Scott and Gaines and their
respective friends, and the mass of officers who
are 50 sensitive about points of rank and etiquette,
quietly see any citizen taken up and placed
over the heads OF them all?--And will It win any
support 10 the sinking OF the Administration
III Virginia: The motive would be roo papahle The
people would see at once, that after having tried
TO enlist him as an ElectOr, they had courted him
for the sake OF his name, in another way-and the
whole scheme would fall through.
g tits certain Says the National Jou,n aD that
10 nomination OF :, Minister to England has vet
been made to the Senate, nor do we know that
d'iy HcniIndttoll IS intended to be NlG4e immeIi-
GteIy." What. no nomination of Minister is vet
made and none intended to ne made Immediately!
Nonsl wbile ne.v Ministry is forming IN Eng
land; while the Southern States are suffering so
deeply Under the loss of che West India Trade:
while Maine isagita;ea by h.T dispute with New
brunswick; aud while the discussion about the use
OF the St Lawrence may require to be pressed with
spirit.--And why ~ no nomination made! Is it be-
cause the President waits for the Senate TO dis
perse-or, is he trying 10 feel his way ior the APP
/ sOlH'N-GAis "a MAJ htpaNti'
/ The National Journal is kind enough 20 nudge
OF US by itself We admit that that paper is the
mere pipe on which others play. Its Editor has
| 50 little Independence himself, that he willingly
| passes Oft the productions of other pens Tor his
own. The whole alphabet FROM 4. 10 " uses il
at pIeasure.-This thing is 50 we'll understood that
no one suspects the Editor as being the author of
! one halfthe pieces which profess DE Editorial.
We scorn TO initiate It's example. The article about
the army, which it preteuds 10 ascribe 10 some
OF the mdgI,Gtes OF the Opposition" is own. it
was not written ''tO coerce the President into a
particular nomination. but to express our own o.
Pinion upon the mpolicy OF going on. of the ae OF
the army for Major General.
u We shall seize the earliest opportunity iolay
| before our readers extract from the Annual
Register, and jeu desprit TO which it has given
rise in the Washington Telegraph.
| 10 We shall lay before our Readers on Tues
day the Address of the jackson Central Commit
tee. TO the Citizens Of Virginia, which the partcu-
lar circums tances of the controversy have space
out to consid cradle length.-We shall also COM
meuce at the same time the strong structures Of
jefferson on the Address OF the Anti Jackson Con-
| ycnlOn.
| n mos. 10, -, IL. capital prize Of 5000
! drawn on W Wednesday, in the DiS8lu S1Vdplp Ef-
! nal Lottery, 18th class, was sold at CoaEE's Or
FICB, quarter ticket, 10 gentleman of this city
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Sale of Tobacco at Shocke Wase House Goth
March, 1929.
Seven Hhds belonging to Mr. Jesse Z. Garth G.
AlbeinarIe, were sold as follows:
2 IL 70
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