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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

I'VE fellow .rit'zrns. fand ! should snyA very
hard, and SHAH continue 10 do So rs long as We
eon'inur "a support SO mary sci. chosen nnrrrs
at high salaries.
our clerk IS another officer, and that for fife
100, made by The court. and what does he /.
cr've, as n saia-y, for his service 7 Il is said
that he clersShip Of Bedford county Is worth
aom 10 S4be per aunnnn, aud ths, think
VII likely apply % most of the connlts within
this Stare. Is ih- salary only ADEQUATE Ia the
service rendered. II So the duties Of III, Office
must b" much harder than had supposed. We
certainly have more men IN the cuunt. ihnn
Que, who can do the business Ola cltth Thn
lei the office To ,he lowest bidder, rraairin, al
the under nker bond and security for the faith
IN, rerto' nance and discharge II thr in
hfs oi the ofhce--anh YOU viii save 10
| 'our county "a least the sum of So 600 per an
mum and rrtban, more. let this none, 20
towards paving the county lrvv aud Won will
'heh get nd OF paying 4 IN the pr,'~rui mole by
ihSa''"u, which money Is not collected from
those having the right OF sui',ngc only. bnt.
vii say, The greater part ia enitr,rl from ihose
snry men, who und the p,cScut consli,uf ino
are ''epWcd ol the right oil suffrage.
As 10 the Executive department. ofthe Go.
Hnn"ni-iinve the olirers of every drsrrip
-" '"'"h Nv thr proilPi ana Tor short nerl
ods : or ny those TO whom the people defpa,,
,he COVER. Eecl all he Officers 81 lh, Cavern
'nrnt, both c'vil und IN litary, in ih, same WY
| ~ winch mems w. will b,ne hidden talents tt
lghf, as II will pr ,dnce spiiH Of emulation n
Inong u the Penpie generally. II sans Of the far
mers. planters aud mechanics, will then stand
rs conspicuous Us those of The Iui.cs LAWYERS
&C Thou. and tteh only. can the rood prnpif
Of this Commonwealth boast Of a te}m,ican
torai OF Government.
II is strong y urged b, somc, th,l, - fao,s
ihS mrmbris ~ lhs Convention. Nc nant iht
b''i talents Of 'he state and these. thy vii
tel you. az" tobe found only among Law
yefs, Judges, and folleefbrcd men. tiin,
HSntlemen, we have tried tbs lonc trough, -
NOW. let II hunt ~ honest ta,u, - ! s5e Il no
hrs'y da's nHs answer dnr pnfpos' m91h bet
ter = about mach talent than la cit dos 1, itb
"ut hoH''ty u treat calmbrr might he snld
apon in.s sul!jec,, hnt flr the presi.d, am lone
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

lObsN' III fGHg tFdrr.
We know thai standing water continuing no
salts, I'LL scon ~ tiiN Of 80, tlh,sia., The
the greater the quantity of water in Tobacco.
the more danger NJ ITS ,oiiing. We also keeu
Tint nChhcr dead nnr living matter will IA.
serve wihouin proper supply 81 salts there
fore poor To aeeo'mnst evidently rot, more rs.
pccially u II be priced Ia Ugh orier.
Some Tobacco ennians more oils ihan salts ;
such will coiue unto pslzne order sooner than
any other, rs the oils ass,st in making il plisn,,
therefore. the less danger OF rottiug. Some
Tobacco oonialns more salts than oils such
must receive mare water before IL is sufficiently
plant; but. having such quantity Of su,i., there
is no danger OF lis roli,ng.
Prom What has been said, the planter upon
T. hrcting, will b satisfied of The nee, sail, ol
nizi"G poor Tobacco as Try as possibi, aud
To this end snch shonh npt he put into prizinp
order anti Arril OF May. that Il n,ny berome
pliani IS well by bent as by water.
Many planters prize poor tobacco in high
order 20 make II apper the bcltrr. Many deal
ers IN Tobacco hive, by wufu experience.
found that tins will mol answer and il would
b" well tur the remnant TO ne mindful of ,h,,
caution.
Any tobacco which will preserve mny he
pat irt6 proper pllzng condnion and should
ten pass the inspection bat that which will
not preserve cannot ile put me good ennd
hon therefore, should be- refused aud destroy
ed, or made inlnure Of
Although u may appear somswh ata digres.
sion ifom The subject beg leave here 10 nd
vert To She custom of some OF the inspector. al
this country. II Is tho custom Of some TO paaa
strips, he che condition " hnt II NAV ard n re.
fuse some leai tobacco which would ondouh,.
edly preserve.
find that n part Of an insp' einrs oath is II,
ioliows, VIZ " That yon will no, re,rIye ~
pass nny Ionacco that IL not IN yonr iuhg
| ,n'ni sound, ~ell-eon Toned, mei ehanmbl,
aud clear oflrfah nor refuse" 81. Now lei
us examine the strength oi this oath ,--soand-
that -, nol damsg Il or rhien---weltc condition
| cd--tha' Is, moi likely 10 damage or rui-.m rr
chantablc--am uniting 10 the same--elcsr III
| ttash--,har Is, clear of trrsh, foreign Gom 10
bacco OF such mixtnr of lra,h, Tobacco n,
would 'ndnnser its preservation.
II rs the custom 10 pass rotten or ttnshy sir n,
because they nre strips; why not puss ro,ieu .,
trashy lugs hefans they are Iugs
II is the cnston TO refuse some leaf TubArc,
which would preserve, because il has SOM
'rdshy Tobacco amongst IL why not relns
u / leaf ~ the saIne ground. for horribly ram
hpgshrad BE found which las no trash IN il
wonder II thor inspectors consider ihe stem
one OF the ta,he ,nean, 10 the law
u. DRU MMO d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
POLITICAL ITEMS.
PRESCRIPTION Llsr. No XII.
OF NTH his head = So much jor buckingham.

"0T NTH his head = SO much for buckingham"
APPOINTMENTS by TIRE PRESIDENT.
Pirrc" \. Barker. collector of the customs for
the district. and Inspector OF the revenue for
the port oi Buffalo Creek, IN place oil M,ndert
NJ Dor, remoftd.
William II Hurst. receiver of public rnoneys
ut ietf'rsnnsilla Indiana. IN place Of Andrnw
4. Hay. tS,iDti
Thomas X. Johnson. collector aud inspector
81 81. Mays Mary aud IN place of Wm. n.
Pluwhs.', remgrti.
\. 8. 1hlusiuD, collector aud Inspector.
Key West in rhee Of Will M rinckney, reno.
red
WI am Baldwin. surveyor aud ,nspe oior.
New Haven. IN place of William II. Ellis, re.
M ED.
Joseph s Lake. rcgiae, Of the laud ofice
At Wooster, oho in place Of Cynos Spflnk, re-
p0rti
Thomas IL so., register OF the land ulliee n,
Hencsvile. III place of Charles e. o,beri, re
moted
| DdvNl G. Skinner. receiver of public none, :
al Marietta, IN place Of John r. Mayrerfy, 70.
more,i
john ~ Wovst,on. receiver Of pubic mo.
neyS ~ Nmcennes nsplhce al John L. ) Hnr
risun, rer,ored
! Joseph x Larsill, receiver of public moneys
q, THIN. Ohio.
| James $ Gardner. tegi,tor OF the land Ollie,
al I iilin OHIO
Robert Roger receiver of public money,
at opelouSas, IN place of David l.. Todd, reno
ptd
Andrew Mack. collector aud Inspector nj
Detrou, in plnce Of Jrue,nan Bercber, resiori Il
I Henry V. Law, surveyor and Inspector, New
! Brunswick, New Jersey, ~ place Of LII, maj
! liancc, TVm0pcd,
! Ma,tib Gordon, Collector 81 New O,i.s,ns. i,
! place Of Beverley Ch,", ftmorcd
| Peter II Wagner naval oGicera, N. ORLEANS
! IN place OF Manoaitr net, remored
! Robert + Canheld, nppl aiser II goods nj N
O,leans, in place ol itpbelt NJ. Wellman, reno
/ rsd.
Sheldon Clarke nplrais,r OF FOODS NJ New
Orleans, IN place ot Abraham lnskoep, ros,D
red.
l,aac =. Preston iegister ofthr land office a
| New Orleans. IA plnceo samuel IL. Harper, ~
| mored.
| Wm l.. kobesoh. receiver of publ mose,
Mt New Orleans, IN place Of Nathaniel Coz, re
m0red.
Levi X. Lincoln, apnrais r OF goods u, Bos
ton. in the place 81 Wm Lutte, rtnored
VIM S. Cocs appraiser Of goods al New
York, Ia place of Abraham II. Law renee, 70
moued
Jcrumus Johnson, nppraiseY Of roo 3 u
New York, IN place Of Frederick Jenkins, rc
| mOred
Daniel Dobbin, captain, tcyeoue cutter 81
Lake Erie.
James Nicholson, captain OF revenue cut @
ut n. Orleans.
Ch"rle. II. Ste lrnan, ply sicjau mnrue hos
pnBl. Boston.
J. s Mfmlnnd physician marine hospital
N. Orleans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
JOHN T.. era Y.
DlHGE On \ FRIEND VINO DIED A.
~ 4iar'e n. UO'ir.

'7 mn IL ""'''
Nv ! " ''> ""'''p "''' o''""'B "'"'3
l'r the w'''d was nj o''"re h'm'
A"" "" scarce gun I" part
sue" '""''''sh' beams came "'r h'm--
The ,einbow's hnrs were round them
And 4 mother, batnes. n mothers fans
N,ph, no, vrjpb ,Le homo, th,t crowned
them.
lie h't hts home with swelling sub
o' tame 'nd fortune drf"nmg'
hhh "s!''" ~ ne 's me 'ef"a' gaze,
VI fH' ?H"h"n above nun streaming.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

VI Letter from Washingioo nf The en,b
states, TINT i've clerks had that day been dl,u,..
s'dlrnm the Department Of state. - Amen,
them Philip X feodali Of Virginia Anon"
them "',o. Is another TDginian in1e.coi
haste Of whose removal. under HE eircu,usto,,
ec', I" a deep aud daInuing siaio upon the ADM.
nis'tn''on-npon their humanity NJ eiy,lizpi
men Our bands are tied fr The present.
Hing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
vNATRASS MAKING
In a haven Of peace is riding,

| copper Still, Cap and Worm
pair elegant Bronze Lamps
The subscriber has the above for sale al
very reasonable prices, which nc Nsil sell lol
cash. or barter fef eorairy produce.
u, ALLISON.
d. % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

Is AZ From the Nat. Journal.
Neglected Futue preferable to triumphant rit,
Those accustomed 10 read the ancient .cia,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

inevitable result. II Will dnably guard ,b.r
gsinS suffering u repetition OF ,be measu,s.
which have regen,iy beeo Adopted while tho.
have been lulled by The syren song of !" -.
FORM" ~
Tie Boston Statesman. II Is said. w.. 60.
Quoted by three Editors. Mr.. Andrew D.aia.
MIR. David iIenshaw aud Mr.. Naihaniel f:,s...fi,
and very lucky coincidence, there wefc a..
three capital offices in Boston, IN the p,eaIdent,S
ghf, which three oiIces were fairly. impartial.
y aud promp,ly diairiiatod anuuE these ,h,s.
MY r"n'lrmsa, namely, District Aftornsy,
'''''" IN" e@WhHtf' Vel. Pei.
The Washington papers bring official ;,,.ii.,
fence of tie appointment OF SANI. sWApsr
WouT 20 the collfetofship Of The Port of Ne.
FORK. lhis gentleman's name is familiar a..
NJ, ~ M active anconitlire ~ Burr's MACHINE
'ons--h Tact 80 notorious aud ell tstaIi,sl.a
iht Mr.. Swallw VI himseif, has neser W. he
liesc. denied u ! BoIlnan and Sas,f..,n, a..
names associated u she recoll ciion uf all az.
quanted with the history OF 1905 and d as m.
most activr and Efficient Of Burr's part,.an.,
d. Bol'mau aye believe ~ dead. else he Too no
"o"u' "ou'd nave been gratefully remembered
by PreslHent Jackson
Is Gen Jachsan infatuated Il he a.,..
mined IN see To what lengths he can pu.h nj,
popularity ~ he resolved 10 aseertnin from
@PTimeh, what drgrsc OF msnl. and iodiu-
my, The people Of the United States will snI,
init 10 $50
we nave seon IN onr short pilgrimage tbro,
| HE, many revolutions Ia the pol,lie.i .a,is
nneApeeta Il and sufpf tzipe- m,no,iIv men 49,,
10 me Etendeney, nd Republicans Denounced
nv rede'n'i federalisis .hre,rd md sun.
po''ea {" Republicans, the power Of Nspoleao
oNer'htn"i, aud MI. Peel aud the Dixie af
wellington hailed as tho Iiberaiors of an ON.
pressed people But here is ,e evolution ,,of.
unexpected ind astonishing than all-wb,eh
WIS MOI expected and ne, or could hnve nee,
expected The 'raiiorous pariisans of AARON
bohI'' taken into the coGdepce ~od ifusrol ,bs
Executive OF The u. States Let those who al i
nn,o ,ne "n'nb'l'fy Of human fortune. see In
"'S S"a"se event fresh cause for admiration.
| lhg
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APPROVED. 9th February, 1929.
AN ACT for the preservation and rrrlr Of the Cuu,ber
md Rn-d

At ACT 10 auhorise the Prnsident Of the U,d s,ais.
10 cause the reserved t Springs State Of Ms
souri, to he exposed to palbic sale.
BE II enacted by The Senate and Holse Of Re-
gr'senfaires ofhe United States of 4mericn in
Congress assembled. That the President be-
Sni he hereby is authorised. nj any time liz
snail 'hnk proper, 10 cnuse tie reserved Salt
sprmg aud contiguous lands, in the State of
Missouri belonging 10 the United States, and
uncla'm"dh y individuals, to be- exposed to sale
IN ne same manner that other public lands are
authorised, Ivy law to he sold
ApPRosEp 81 March, 1929
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
!, viii DO perceived by the PRESCRIPTIONS

twill bc perceived by the PRESCRIPTIONS
LIST, continued " this days paper. thai ,le
information ci our correspondent, ,eial,ye 40
TIE appointment of 5. Spart,eont 10 the e.ll.n.
'o's''p OF New York Is correct. We can bu,
'h'"h maj he pubic sentiment Inns been sen,
AZ naught IN The selection Of M individual VII,
fr"s under the imrniaiion Of being an accom-
pl'c o, BUR-, IN his conspiracy against The In.
ION o' these States. Ia The most imporlan sra
tion known IL the revenue laws % This e.,,o,,y
II certainly does M, argue much for the s,abiIi.
~ OF our insiiiniions, wben such men ar. a
mong those ,hnsen few upon whom ARE j,,n.,,.
sea me "ihtfs of government. II mrn of ma.
proved public and private worth sre la la see-
r"oe'd'o make room ior suth indiysiunls. the
nm" MOI distant wbro ps rotsm viii he con
shr'rd an old fashioned virtue.
The Brush pro6ied Nv The freason of Re,o
d'e' A'nold b." obey dcspised ,hr ,r.,tof, am,
permitted him 10 die an oljec, oil universal d.
'"''a,ion. II was due TO the drccncIe. If In.
mat he should be made 10 feel how bitter !. The
bread that Is earned by ao nc, ~ Ia am,--.i,t,,
'Hfr The TIM : aie SD y oui fjpin,
Bah. cirou
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Total .S4b.l3O 81
GRIND total $87.630 81
ny htseoni'nuance ~ newspapers,
(say)
Balance 5000 0l

Balance. $1,000 Oh
% much for reiren chnent and reform so far
According 10 Jackson principles oil these az
psndi'urrs aud sbvings ale fairly chs,eeabIe TO
ihIs decentralization. AZ We are mol now to
have = travelling cabinet" IL may be very
necessary Tor the President to have imsn,y
70" thousand dollar Poyiioo TO walk in az
home.
Upon striking the balance Of pr off aud loss
Tor the administration MS above, W. are strongly
r'"'nded Of The old saying =" Penny Use aud
pound foolisl." LoWspiHe Focus.
The New York Enquirer declares that the "
ST. Of Mr.. Van Bnren 10 Mr.. Adams WINS a call
. on business, in,inuating that he would not be
guilty OF an act Of mere courtesy, which would
be offensive 10 the President and the other mem
bers OF the Cabinet.
The Telegraph says, " Mr. Adams knows
that the sisnof the Secretary Of State had
no connection ~haieyever with his public du-
ties
win these two editors, the reputation Of each
ofv HON for truth stands 50 high. Crafty the
people 30 far AS 10 reconcile their conaiciing
statements Nal. Int.
We have no Office 10 gain or 10 loss. We
Thank Heaven that man in power, except
The sheriff Of the county, backed by the au-
shority Of SIS Commonwealth Of Massaehuseits,
can iuru rs out We do indeed feel some twin
ges Of compassion for the poor fellows who arc
! displaced, but then our pity for those WHO are
so poor IN spirit TO wait al the dUor pnsts OF
great mans house, 10 get the reward of pat
riotism is much more abundant. We also blush
little now and then. for he honor OF the cou,,-,
Try but then thai honor is not conhded solely
to our keeping, and when those tho have an e )
quail interest IN preserving the good name Of
the ma ion, aud are more ambitious 10 occapy
the high place, remain as unmoved ss dish
SKINNED MAX, we know not why we sh3uld
trouble ourself about The matter.
[Bo,ton Cessist. q
81 From the Nat Journal
Neglected Futue preferable TO triumphant fit,
Those accustomed 10 read the ancient .cfa,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
nv AUTHORITY.
fa,csofms United stq'es passed al NE second
sesioll o. Tie Trs'ltisth Congress.

bJaCTto allow further tire 10 complete the ssnng
and l,rialng of Military Land Warrants.
n. Il eHrcfed By The Stnate and House OF
g,prfeepiaiices Of hs United States Of .7meri-
"a IN Congress assembled. That the act enti-
,ied Acr act 0 allow further lime 10 complete
the settling aud iocaiing Of military land war
rants" approved the twenty sixth day of May,
nne Thousand eight hundred and twenty fonr.
and. also the operations OF the nct. approved
the' twenty fourth day Of May, one thousand
eight hundred aud nineteen, which by The said
nct of one thousand eight hundred AMI twenty
.our il revived, he. and tie s'ii acts are hereby
extended and continued IL iurce for the term
9f five years from and afier the twcnty-sxth
das of May next
SppRoyED 9Th February, lS2D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-14

ENQUIRER 10 putiishoa wesk esnor.v and
three woek during tho session
Price horeotorc Five Dollars anuum PAYABLE in
sdv.ncs Notoa Of ch..tos specie paying bank (ony
received Tho Editors will safety of
n. them BY mail the postage OF all letters being paid by
No paper will DO discontinued (bu tho discretion OF tho
Editots) until all urroarases have been paid up.
W Whoover Wi! xuaantee tho OF nine
have the tonth GRATIS. - '-' -
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
n One square, OR LE5-Fiut conts-oach
,tnuanco, so cents.
sNe advertisement either boon paid for or
assumed BY person in this city, environs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11

legislature, TING amendment of tuc constitution, the
proposal OF amendments, or the organization of u
convention Tor these purposes. In the absence of
a" such arrangements, under tho provisions of
un act OF Assembly passed at the last session, the
majority o the who appeared at the polls
IN Inc mouths of April May, and June have said that
'nere staii be convention to alter and amend tho
constitution ofthis commonwealth IL was the dis
rnct IMPRESSION so far Us avn informed, resting OH
INC MIND of every citizen, that, If majority of the
uctual voters desired the cali of convention the pre-
sent general assembly would tcvisc some plan for its
organizations. Contcndcd rs | have been with our
FORM OF government, opposed US have uniformly been
10 All legislative interference under all the circum
Stances OF the case, fee procudod from making fur
tier opposition to convention; anu deem IL my dn
~ now heartily to cooperate liz an effort to give form
and efficacy to the declared will OF the voters | will
not cndeavcr To thwnrt the wcl-known intention of
,hc majority by pursuing glimmcring doubts of the
ivSnate power 81 the Legislature to provide for the
election ond assembling Of convention, and to ma Ike
an appropriation to dciray the expenses of its session.
rue ie IS, that an overwhelming majority of my i'm
mediate constituents wore opposed 10 reform and nm
w'IimS,to incur the hazards OF innovation. With
hearts. animated By the conCenal virtues of patriotism
ana gratitude they declared their satisfaction with
a government under which they enjoyed peace and
clt no oppression; they expressed their profound Mt
tachr,cnt for the rich inheritance transmitted 70 them
and enhanced in their estimation by the consider
aton that II was the first specimen OF the unparalleled
invention oi written constitutions Notwithstanding
! viii not DO them the injustice osupposinr wish
on their part 90 defeat the asccrtaircd purpose oftbcr
fellow citizens By obstinate enforcement of their
own opinions. | shall act upon the presumption of
their determination to maintain their republican char
octer by an acquiesencc in the decree of tho naor-
ty A' their representative shall assent to the or
ganiLaiion .! convention upon such plan as sin
ccrcy believe and hope viii do equal and impartial!
Justice to very section othe state withou. jeopardfp
the rights and Interests amy. As their representa-
tive Is M dutvto resist the adoption of any plan
ior the iatroduction o. any principle, which may
lead to insecurity oc the rights of property if moi
! OF Person.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11

hiSt consented to accept ca1ihct appoint,ucnt aud
2cclncdi il. II not to be imagined that
man OF his character took either resolution without
que and nature elaboration; and the change in His
determination, proves to satisfaction, that
'"S occurred between his acceptance and his decicn
sfon' to produce the latter The poor opinion enter
tanned of the cabinet even in Jackson circles at
Washington, united with the general burst of disup.
pointmcnt and contempt that followed their annun.
citation through the country, suggested to Mr.. Nc
Lean the prudential reflections which resulted il,
the abandonment OF his arrangement" in the cab
met
1t is not finally arccr,ained whether Mai. Eaton
Is IN TRUTH to go to Russia. We hope not, for con-
scientously believing him inadequate to the depart
nent OF war, for the details of which may be sup-
posed his military experience gave hun some fitness
we cannot imagine him competent to Gil the highest
diplomatic station the duties of which he has never
had un opportunity of understanding. We are in
clncd nevertheless, to believe that he will be noi-
mated; for We know that the most furious remonstrnn
COS have been made against his arrangement" in the
coming from so many and so
influential sources that the President canpo, ch,ose
but TO respect them. This change then. must be
sscrbcd 10 very different motives from those which
led to the translation OF Mr.. Mclean TO the supreme
court. 1t is not voluntary. Mai. Eaton has been
gwen but sort of Hobsons choice in the matter II
Is the effect of the opinions of others, upon the free
dom OF action fthe President
The whole affair is curious and unprecedented. and
argurs but little of frmncss and stability in the coun-
CHS ofthe President One day it is formally annuun-
cedby authority, in the official G,zette that the new
cabinet ciH consist, of such and such persons In
ten days afterwards, this official annunoiaon is fal
slted by facts. The public learn with surprze that
the cubnet will MOI consist of those persons, whom
they were few days before. told should compose it.
How is this vacaton in the purpose of the Hero to
be explained PROFESSIONALLY. from the discovery
that the cabinet announced by Gen. ia ckson b,orc
he vas President, was not to the public taste
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11

we ienra through the Philadelphia Guz.ttc OF tho
Ith' that tho Harrisburg Convention after scyor.,
days baoting, had wound up by nominating 70, Go.
vernon George Wolf, Esq. of Northampton, men,
Der oil the late Congress. The final vote was for
Woh no. for Gen. Barnard Senator in Congress) e.
This Convention was tho offspring of Jacksonsu,,
and Its object to eject the vir,uous and democratic.
Shulzc, for presuming to think Mr.. Adams better
qualified for the Presidency than Gen. Jackson.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11

NIr. Adams last eyidence-Plumers letter &c.--bos
made powerful impression. One fact IN illustration
OF this among others, is tho complete change of the
tono oftho Charlottesville Advocate, which had prcv
ou'ly taken very strong ground condcnmatory Of Mr.
1" Tor making his disclosures Since this evidence was
adduced, the Editor Of tho Advocate seems disposed
70 admit its conclusiveness, and moreover has had
brought to his recollection, various "reminiscences 10
corroboratc IT, We little surprised that these
"reminiscences should ever have slumbercd in the
mind Of tho intelligent and vgiIant clitor of the Adj
yocote; and we sincerely grati6cd that he for ono
has had the independence to stem the current Of
prejudice running against Mr.. Aduros md IN favor
Of TIC T1r'f-rd Corvrr';or.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11

ro BIZ Continued