Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20
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Nr. Rivcs Of Campbell was violently assaileI and
his election opposed, on the ground OF Ills having yo
ted against the iuri resolutions brought forward in the
last Legislature. The result ofthc election in Camp
hell was, for i5'0tS III !; .. c. Clay 3S1 j. Burton
80; L. IL Cheatham 225. leave DIR. Richie to
a;aw the Inference, and recommend him TO lose no
,'nc N turning his coat into the 1910 fashion, when
ne Sctcd as Secretary 10 the manufacturing aicenr
I'll the CAPITA! IN Richmond Tho people are ret.
tug tired Of DR. Riichics boluscs and quaci,crv and
fast returning 10 Tie old fashioned Republican notions
"EA1uERCOCK.
Foa ne lexington ciiyl Pe,arisr. Of .3ryl @
MI Cav and his ihnriy a1c>ed ON Aloay las, in GOOD
hGlIh large number ais MIR, p, ,!n
ana II Tie bourbon mc ~ welcome aud coJ.atudie him an
las eiL'n Ia h con;y orl home. Ii ~. know, .na, he
ndu Gls TIE state more ;han tweniv four h9ut cJte tcy
assaulted together 70 testify ;heir aerticn for him. aud 10
show him thes. attentions winch his dsngu he'd public e
justly merit A,t.e ouIhan ne Jarss p pny;s ~,
~ Denhi OF ie company addressed him, Brysl si
ion 'anrs b !an,a Eel in short sp:cch expressed the
sentiments OF tsalie'ah!; attachment which animated tr
hearts ni those b whom e surrounded and who cnqerlv
pressed forward atte instant OF his aiiu IN crasp his
Mr. Clay b,,iy rcne 10 thee add j.; fs,S
'i' Nier PdI'aknls ol acui.a,On atirydns he preei
As the procession U,h Nh Clay a, It's head moved from rry
an station towards iexngou midway lclyvecn ia IL was
sopi by an interesting the gh; the road Nj
Hicks most respectable ani succ,, cncher had arraveJ
MS scholars OF both in lous line, M Clay
the boys With their heads uncovered They formed NOS;
gratifying Spectacle, and exhibited anxiety SIC him
whom they were about 10 hounr A. MIR. Clay no was
mounted on osesaek rode up the fence hc much
affected tue more probably what he Witnessed s
address which had been prepared by JoaX DupIYy ono
Of The scholars: ~ ~
My CL,yFor myself aud in behalf Of my TEACHER ana 4
nrnhcro ny brother pupils Of this the LAFAYETTE uin,ry
with great pBasue welcome lou home to oil the friendly anil
social e"joyenis OF your old friends and neighbours We
believe SIR the unng friend of man, human lib.
ery; the able and Gnithl advocate Of Domestic Manufactures
ana lnell improvement May thy yeas get many and
he'lhlu IN the land Of the living an Thy futile oxsece
TO gh:' Mr. CIV N substance Iep'ed: .aos yon ST.,
AID te neIer9 ynhs of the Lafayette School un5r yonf
oil 4
preston of hcndy sciments tn which il i accoin,nici
No testimony e..t have more deeply penetrated NV ht.
none eau i" gratefully Remembered. Under vour gd.
ms'lcd into their IN e hearts Ina, knorier.r oa1 I,c %
the trUet sources of human happes when il comes 10
them III revolving years take tie places their sizes in The
business Ei NAV the nteriy OF their nr,-is and ,he
maturity ct their judgments, enable eu their ,I-
Ties With ccd; Themselves, and plyanae 10 ha country
Let them FORGET tine bright and annaine example of him
wde name honorS institution From his noble career:
rn" the peris which ne has encountered aud he vo which
has displayed in ac support of Liberty, they may lean how 10
pocac anr how always TO devote tie uyied
IN defence Of this greatest Of blessings.
The escort v1ar7nscd and conduccdby Major To Con.
sincerity and disn'cccd attachment Of Mr. Clay's friends
WHICH no vcsse accidental circumstance can ever
charge Several canages Of ladies' me-; MIS- Clay Byans
station AMI aecOup her Oar Limits yri not q
-" o. more enlarged account of the incidcns of the lay
Distinguished nono's offered estinaie flov
2,h on ms Journey in" WASHINGTON 1t every through
w.ch he pa scd in without regard II 7ry
an7 'ks men united u the testimonies Of Peci o his
character and SCrces.
At "a meeting os a number Of citizens of inc county
OF Botctour, held Salem, Mt their precinct cleo
ton 3t that place, Monday the 18th Of April 1929
Charles Johnston was appointed Charrnan, and
Madison Piizar Secretary: when the following pro-
ceeInns in regTrd to the Convention were adopted.
Whereas aLP mcetn2 ofthe citizens Of said cOur-
~ held nj their Superior Court at Fncaslc on Mon
day last, tile 9Th instant, General James Brecken-
ridge was nominated as n Ct person TO represent IN
part. this district, a member 81 the Convention 10
be held - Richmond in October ncyt--and w'crcas
tine meeting highly approves ofthc said noraiuathG
therefore be il
Resolved. That VIC VIII support the rad Drrcl~n-
ridge Mt the election which isto he held for mcnI,rs
Of the said Convention in May rcxt--gnd do here
by earnestly recommend him 10 the other counties
ot the district as person eminently Qualified 10 dis
charge the high duties aPPcrlning 10 that appoint
mept
Resolved, That the following gentlemen be appoint
cd corresponding committee for the purpose ufcorrcs-
PondnC with othor parts fthe district and of promo.
tnghyc fair and honourabe means the election Off he
said Brcckcnrdge,viE: Colonel Elijah McClauahau,
Colonel James McClauahan. VIM. G.. BOWER, VIM.
Langhomc. Nathaniel Burwcll, Thomas II. Dunn,
George p 1dyloc, Dr. John Johnston, David Shanbs
Henry Suy lrr, John Slower, Dr. James G.. Madison,
Edward Johnston, nr James y. Royal Charles Oil.
YER Dr. bt"s. Gooie, YIN. Lewis, Wn. Rowland,
Dr.. Samuel G.. Dawson aud lIcury Shaver.
kcsoiycd That tnr proceedings Of this meeting he
signed by ilc Chairman and Secretary nnd transmit
ted to- the Editors of the Fincoetle Mirror Lewis.
burg Palladium, Lynchhurg Nirginau, Richmond
Enquirer and Constitutional Wing, with rcsrcctfu
request that ihey publish the same in their rospcc-
tive papers.
CHARLES JoIINSTON, Chairman.
NAD'foN FfTzAR, Sccretsry.
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