The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
Observation-Disclosures.

Extract Of n teller 10 hs ediior ofhe baltimore
L Patriot, dated GAsNIserav, Jan. |, 1899.
The non,nAtiop Of Mr.. {. IIuchr, Ms Minis-
ter. 10 the Netherlands stu sticks 10 the srnsla
His nomination |. opposed by thr Jacksonitc.
on the osrnsib- gtonni that tn Mr.. prebe Of
Elaine Is better qualified tn N'irnt TO the Bon
dary linz beiwuer that State md tina British. on
which The King Of the Netherlands Is - decide
than MIR. Hughes. ihir is the prs,rure for up.
position, but have strsog reason for believing
that the real In'enl,en il tpg,ve this Mr.. p
who now Commt.,or.r. 9nothrr good. fl
appointments .,r is an IN the hob Tor the Hr,o,
end poliiic,aasof this class mast be- provide
for. do not 'tcan hy this 10 have IL supp
ed thai Mr. H. Is an Adam. msn--he is reprs
scented To be neutral, aud that his friends p,s-
ticularly ~ Baltimore, were strong IN Inc Jack
son iaila aud ne Is the snn-in-iaw Of Gen. Smith
ofihe senate. Here the Jacks onnes 6nd a
Stumbling block
The ptoScfpilonNst is fully made out, and il
remains 10 ~ seen whether the aiab,licd pnr
poses nj the lachSPn leaders will he permitted
80 he eairind into eject nv the General himself
Yhe more moderate nd better into med OF the
Jackson pnriy say that the General will put 60
fight all WIN are seeking for plnnder as soon
he takes the helm. and thar the liberal and man.
~ course Of Mr. Adams viii he adhered u VIZ .
Adams turned out no one--Gen Jackson IL call
ed upon To put his mark upon 4 turn out ever,
one who was opposed TO him. fon wi ace thai
Dun Green has put his mark upon and struck NJ
GeoreS Blake esq, OF Boston, with his butcher
KNIFE Mr. Blake is an old republican Of the
Jefrrsou school and received. rs Ilearn his er-
pontmeni as District Attorney from The hands
OF that decea ed patriarch The only charge a
gains, th. long tried. faithful public officer
Is that he re commend the hassa chnsptis Journal
% public patronage, aud tbn paper advocated
Dir Adams for the Presidency instead Of the
Hero. Dnf wi,hes Ia establish the character
ofhuli-hog T. the party. so every one who wish.
es the place OF another, or has any particular
object 10 gain by bullying. Immediately sets him
on and promises in turn io bark and yrowl for
him when the election tor printer TO the HOUSE,
come on MIR. Blakr'S nomination far reap
pointment, is understood 10 be before the Sen.
ate--some ofthe pnclS who want MS par. are
here aud are now pinclIing and tNisling AIS tail
that he may yell the more l,Ntly Ills very
nose Is within the Senate door, and his ugly
voice is ringing in the ears Of the senators
fhey are called upon to reject the nomination
of Mr.. Blaka--we shall s.on see whether the
Call will be obeyed We shall soon know also
the fate OF Mr.. Hughes.
WASHINGTON lefter to the New York Cow
mercial SAYS, "Mr kremer. aud Mr.. Randolph
find their healIh too bad IN attend the sessions of
the House regularly They have resoiied 10
exercise on horseback, ms the means OF rest ora
zion. The Roanoke Senator saliies out early
IN the morning, mounted % fine giev and nj
tended by his man Juba, the same faith fu old
servant, whom the " Honorable John" us the
Virgiuians call him. used 10 Hog. by wav Of
showing him that the relation between master
aud slave was not dissolved by ia. agitation of
fine Missonri question. Mr., Kremer rides
handsome chesnut, ina very outre style. Ran
dolph appears first. aud kremer comes out al
Ter him, in the manner OF a clown follow.
ing in awkward imitation, the principal perform
pr"
From tho Nat Intcligencor
The following letter is Published under a be.
ief that the distinguished patriot and statesman,
by whom il was written, viii have no objection
tfat his fellow citizens should know his opinion
aud confidence that they will allow that opini-
ON the weight TO which il is entitled.
Richmond. Jan. I, 1923.
Dear SIR: have ecrived your speech on
the resolution amendatory of the Constitution,
and thank You for sending il 10 me. | have
read II with great attention, and think the argu.
,ncnt against the re-eligibility of the President,
very strong. Public opinion is, believe, IA
ling decided direction towards this point aud
/ am disposed to thmh, in is favor. Some dit.
ference may exist respeotihg the time FOR which
the Chief Magistrate ought ,cecte,l--mor~
perhaps than On the rrnt ,lety ~ his being rc-e
.i5le.