Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19
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COMMUNICATED.
House Of Delegates, l7h Feb. 1929.
GENTLEMEN 10 your paper Of .hi, morning, lac re-.
having said wha, did say. Thi, error b.,
r.rol.d hs, Mr w.ilse. stated, tia. hi, ,o,. would
State % sy o, 'as
tAs contribution: he admitted lis right evns,rus The coz.
m s:i'oa . Ssa a '' w..e. withdrew h
molten, observing had stated his objection. tn the
ne should nth that exception feel himself IL.
The question before the House. the adoption OF N.
ing from it the words in it.lie re,oIution: aReso,sd.
as the opinion Of this Committee, Constitution Of III.
States in eoSsfy1ng yAcA, ar6er Is Eno.ps
sStA S.sss 40, rgat 10 een..s As o0mpae. sei"
Claimed for each State right upon i. eop,rSeon
eon,tuon but that here TO
Sondins right to act upon such construction. An Eastern
States could call the militia drive the enemy from
Csstire They said NO other STATE
the u s. Surely this Eastern State had no I.s ~
a BY military f.ree OF otherwise than by appeal to the
OF the Federal Government upon her for mIst.ry Aid
In ~thdawiag motion to strike sentence. re.
should ssan.t notion and th.t n the Home
chose retain bem had objection the reasons Of NV
You were I..er did not that by ,cudins the 6r,,
re'ouiion bad de'nea ths, for The rssoi
d'd say AIRY thing ~ reference to the I'd Sd
ROBERT WALLACE.
Mr.. Adams ia involving himself in new maze.
by his extraordinary publications. Already we
hear from some OF his recent partizans: awe are
not sorry that he is banished from our Public
councils. l yoteG for him, because / was oppos.
ed TO Gen. Jackson-but really Mr. A. has proved
himself 50 indiscreet in the course he has lately
taken; so completely destitute Of common sense
and common discretion he is 50 perfectly pros
trated by the Eastern FedersIis,s, that we do not
regret the sentence he has received from the
voice of the people,"
New difficulties thicken upon hin-PubIic opi
Mon in the North has marked out Alexander Ha.
milton as the individual to whom Mr. A. aludes.
as the "ieader Of the military, designated to take
the command oil the Revolutionary party Of New
EDglaD3.-The Boston Gazette Gays, that Mr. Ha.
milton is fixed upon az the individual alluded
TO as the proposed military leader. This part of
MIR. Adams calumnies, is believed to have been
founded, after the manner Of great part OF his
communication, on rumour. report known TO
few in days long passed and never believed, and
considered as OF no consequence If true did state
that letter was written to Gen Hamilton request.
ing his opinion on the expediency and conslitu.
onality OF sePara ion, as to able to Judge of
its propriety, and TO lead in II if required The
rumour also said that Gen. Hamilton denounced
such a measure unconstitutional and imnrop
er. The second part OF the report, published
"a II was, not long since, by Mr.. A. H. Ever
Ell, MIR. Adams has not thought proper to recoi.
lect Grant the rumour true and il would be no
proof of conspiracy; but rather that there was
none, and that from the state of feeling among the
leaders in the north, there could have been none %
lie Portland Argus confirms the came sueges-
tion-that cit is well understood that Gen Ha-
milton was the man that the leaders in Massa.
chusets agreed upon. Now, what il the next
step in the drama That, in consequence Of Mr. |
AS aIlusion, and these published indications,
the family and friends Of Alexander Hamilton will
call upon Mr.. A. for the veriication or contra |
diction OF this statement. The whole story. if |
there be any truth in it, will ultimately come out,
and by piecemeals. MIR. a. may affect as much |
mysti6caiion as he peases-but ito this complex
Ion he must come at last"
The Boston Journal OF the 18th inst. presents ns |
with another fact upon this subjec'; that in the I'd |
Vol. OF Aus,in's Life OF Gerry, there is the fol-
lowing extract OF letter, purporting to be writ
ten by distinguished citizen of the u. g.. at St 1
Petersburg, June Goth
81 have known now more than Sven years the /
projects OF the Boston faction against the Uniou." |
"mr. Quincy should not have quoted me az an |
authority for a dissolution OF the Union" "They
Uhe Massachusetts eIections) a contest of life
aud death fc. The Union" |
The Journal has doubt, that this Citizen was |
Mr.. Adams-Now, who does he mean by the Bos- |
ton faction!
From Hs Correspondent Of MeBaltip,ore ca. !
zet!e.
WAsHINGToN, 18Th Feb 1920
"Amopg The on dts OF yesterday, I heard II sta |
ted from high authority, tina, Mr.. Van Buren,,
would he offered the FIRST station in the Cabinet,
that OF Secretary OF State, and that NJ. TazeweuI
will he solicited TO fJll that Of the Treasury Less
authentic report appoints Mr.. Mclean Of the Post
Once Department, 10 the post ofSecretsry Of War,
and Mr.. Woodbury. 90 that of The Navy. Mr. Ing.
ham or SIR. Baldwin, il j. said, viii take the place
Of Mr.. Mclean. give you these TumoUrs Just
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