Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-03


up to the Grand Jury, on the evidence of Air. Ham
blesoD purser of the Navy brought from Pensacola.
! The decision of the Court on Mr. SWANS motion
to Instruct the Grand Jury has not yet reached u.s.
We presume he mail from the north win brlp il.
| W The Enquirer Of Tuesday, says il Is sswlsper-
od' at Washington,s that new dcfalcaiions have
been discovered, and that Of the Secretaries has
expressed his conviction, that 100000 would mo-,
meet the deialcations IN his Department
WehaYc shrewd ,ucss a, tho gas.;p of The En-
qiircr. We could in Constitutional phrase .lav our
finger" upon the man. Ifthese things are So WHY
are thoy ''whisperedi" Why does 10, tho govern
ment come ont honesty and openly. with the state
neni and the proof? Why does it permit then, to be
in'ir united in the shape Of old wonens tiule tai
TEE WHY do officers OF the government, servants
OF the people, write their cock and bull stories to
graunes here and there; to be delivered anonymous
ly throughths newspapers Why not cong or. and
tell the people, what mas happened to their affairs and
TO the1r money at Washington: Geutle reader we
MI tell yoii No such hing has happened. These
Sossips at Washington. have their reasons for cir
cnlafins these dark uSinuLI.ons aud underlined sus-
picinns.
The readcrs Of the Enquirer VIII be exceedingly
cIiiedby the severe and unu,ercu structures of that
press upon defuicauon and defaulters. Excellent
but the zeal is 1GDJora.
f"iFut e. J"ty.-As usual, the great body OF our
citizens have manifested but little interest and no
unison, IN the celebration OF tho great Anniversary
which is a. hind. or all tue towns in the G. States
Richmond seems to be thoone which feels habtually
least upon this OCCASION. No general spirit or com
mon feeling seems ever to actuate her in celebrating
the 4 Of July; but the day which is nationaltzcd ev-
cry where else is here left receive such honour as
individual effort may he able to bes,ow The volur-
teer companies have for years, done aud supplied ev
cry thing, and it the day is at all honorcd it viii be-
owing Ia their cNcrtlons nov, It has most generally
been.
We are requested IN state tlai the Richnond Lpht
iunntry Blues Rave chosen from their own CORPS u
reader Of the Declaration of Independence. and m
Orator for tie day; and that at O'Clock A. NJ the
Declaration wn 6c read in tire Hall Of Delegates BY
Mr.. Robert Burton, and al Grafton be delivered by
Dir. John ". BrochenhrouglI.
we arc also grasiGed to state, that the Deriara-
ton oflHdependncr viii br read and an Grafton de-
llvered, before the Richmond Athsnnum at tire I'd
Baptist Meeting House at II o'clock, and that aduis-
sion is open 10 al, who may feel DESTROYS of atten.
ding.
From the following correspondence, it will be seen
that the coInnIltn appointed. for that purpnse have
discharged the duty assigned them, and that .Nr-
CLiV ACCEPTS the inpiLriian lie has not fixed unon
the day hut the necessary arrangements can and Will
Us immediately n'ade.--[ -hotHitSieriiDg Beacon.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Ky. May go, 1899.
! Hon. H. Ciag.
! Dear Sir:-ln behaIfof many of your numerous
friends and ocqnaintances in Montgomery, who anx-
iously desire To eYnce in person their high sense
your public aud private virtues and their grateful cs
tlnaon ofe distinguished services you have render
ed our counry VIC respectfully request you TO partake
OF Pabiick dnnec At this pace-o such day Us may
sui, your convenience to attend.
We cannot, OH this OCCASION omit the exp slon Of
our unqualified appreciation of your public iahors in
the various Important and highly responsible sit
raons ~ which yOu nave nI1ny ycags been Laced
/ by our country.
/ AS the great advocate Of the American System
your unreini ting successful cxcrtous will receive
the garattHdc OF this and of future ages The sue
cesstu experiments already made il. Manufactures
must soon dssnate the mist OF prejudice and afford
proud triumph TO that enlightened policy by
which they iUstered.
When the petty factions and sectional preiudices
ofthc present day shall have Observation-Disclosures tie
names ofthose who tomenled them shall have sunk
Unto oblivion permit to observe that in this expres
SION OF our feelings we do not Inisjudge the decision
OF pUstorty, when say that their unbiased de.s
sion, VIII place you amongst the most Conspicuous and
/ aDc supporters OF human liberty throughout the
worid-wiist your eminent abilities a Statesman
the putrottc devotion with which you have sustained
the dignity and true interests Of our beloved coun-
try will transmit your in future ages as pub
/ l!c bcBeiactor
! Individually, and in behalf Of our fellow citizens
we beg leave 10 tender the high consideration of our
respect.
Gorge ifoudrd, Sjids ". Robbins,
.4n7re,D Simpson, JYesfo1 +. Birch,
.JdBns HdyS .4iez'er. S. BapTULo,
.JOadt D,I'Ss, John Wiiinms,
! Isaac IGdH0H, I'm BuidtCia,
JnneS Mckee, Resin II. Gia,
| Thomas Bd1uy, CharIes s. CIcfelcood.
I'm d. HHDden, Joseph Hrlsborozgf,
! BYeGRor IT. Payne, HIM. CHiles,
George Cooper, Sg5Wfi L.. WiHiams,
CdiHqiiHes, Sc.
ASHLAND, 28th May, 1899.
I To GeDrge Howard, Andrew Simpson James Hays,
Josiah Davis, Isaac Redman, James M'Kee, Thus.
\ &. Barnes, WIN. ID. Hayden, Buckner Fl. Payne,
George Cooper Sias w. Robbins Weston r.