Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-04

days, at the instance of the editor of the Richmond
Wing that it's genulnencss may be tested to the
fusion of all those sanderers, who have endeavored
TO dispute its authenticity"
We shall lose time it's reception, in inform
ing readers of it, and submitting it TO the
est scrutiny.
u a. will find note tor him in the Post Office.
LOUISIANA ELECTION
The returns from tins State a. far heard from,
ore given in the New Orleans Mercantile of the 18TH
ult. The aggregate follows:
For Gorernor.-Romsn 3l38; Beauyais 1854;
Hamilton 1874; Randall ATS.
General Thomas, the Clay candidate, has been
elected in The cd Congressional District, over Cen
cral Ripley the Jackson candidate by IL votes!
We find the following note appended to article
in Niles Register of Saturday by which it appears
that Mi Hamilton, and not Mr.. Beauvals, the
Jackson candidate
From what we have seen in the party newspa-
pers of Louisiana, we regard Mr. Roman Is the
CLAY candidate, and Mr.. Hamilton as the jackson
candidate. We do not understand what the
politics of Messrs. Beauvals and Randall-but think
the first friend of Mr.. Clay, and the last of Pres
dent Jackson"
Judge w hte, the anti Jackson can iidae for Rep
rcsentative to Congress from the Orleans District,
has been elected without opposition. In the third
District, the Parish OF St tary's gives for Judge
Bullard, the Clay candidate, l27-for p. A. Rost,
(Jackson) 80.
and " e hs In R9a at III. close of
of more than five millions Besides this large re
ducton of the debt, more than q million of dollars
was expended IN enlarging and maintaining the light
house establshment--for the benefit of commerce;
half million IN completing the public buildings; two
millions in creating arsenals barracks and furnishing
the national armsries; nearly the same amount in ad-
dons to the naval establishment; upwards of three
millions in Notifications the coast, and more
than four millions for various purposes of Internal
proveuent Other sums, to the amount of more than
million, were appropriated 20 objects of lasting
character, not belonging to the current expenses
making altogether upwards of fourteen millions eH
pended for the permanent benefit of the country du-
ring this much abused administration:
OLDEs TrMEs!-During the administration of Mr..
Jefferson, (says the Winchester Republican, the ia
ther of republcanIsm, dared raise his voice
with lmpunity against what is termed the a
nericdn System Those who are now in opposition TO
1t then its strong advocates. In an address is
sued ut Richmond in 1903, signed by WIN. Ii Cabell,
VIM Writ, WIN. Foushce, sen Peyton Randolph
and Thomas Richie, the strongest arguments are
used to call tho attention of the people of the State
TO such ystem of domestic manufactures as would
render us independent of foreign nations. The ad-
dress contains these words among others:-
"Perhaps it is wild supposItion to conceive that
even If the present attacks our trade should blow
over, Congress may adopt The policy Of encouraging
rornufactureS by rather higher duties on The
imported articles u Europe 20 keep ourselves
from being altogether dependent Europe for our
clothing, Congress may adopt this if they
should discover from the experience OF the INFERNO
date time that hare really The inclination and The
spirit TO ctothe ourseiUes"
We omitted to notice n Dinner given on Saturday
last at Clarks Spring, by the Richmond Lafayette
Artillery, to their late Commander Col John Ruth
erfoord, on his recent promotion to which in.
vited the Commissioned and Non Commissioned Off
GERS Of the Dragons and Blues, and other guests
Phe Colonel was received w the Artillery with mill
tary honors and warmly greeted by his old compan-
ions and comrades a oumptuous repast was parla-
zen of by the company assembled and in reply To a
NEST complimentary toast given by the Committee of
Arrangements, the Colonel responded IN very mp
prOpriate and eloquent speech & sentiment Compl
mentary toasts passed between tho Dragons Artil.
lery and Biues-many others were given, and though
many Of them were Of political character the ut.
most harmony and good feeling prevailed.
In New York, on Thursday night, man supposed
10 be intoxicated, fell from the third tier of boxes Of
Me Park Theatre TO the stage, which he struck head
hromost lie came IN contact with lamp at the
second tier, which broke the force of his fall and he
received only slight wound in his forehead.
Ot beng examined says the Courier, TO ascer
tain tho he was, pair OF loaded "peycusiOn pisols
was fund in his possession, and IL is shrewdy sus
pectetthat he rs partizan Of the editor of the u
polegtph-what added to this supposton was hs
declurRon that DUTF is expected here in few DAYS
with spply Of these weapons.
BALTIoRE AND ONO RALRoAD.--It is GRITTY
ing to eal that the third division of this great ma
tional worhns been lot out extending from the Forks
ofPstspscso the Par Spring Ridge The bridging.
masonry, eNevaton and embankment upon this di
vision VIII ne 1t s said, exceed cost Of seven thou
sand dollars X mile
Mr.. Preble' gr minister TO tho Court Of the Meth
erlonds, arrivedn the Is,h of June, OF Brussels.
1t appears by Ntters from Amsterdam, that the
spectators have eceoded in establishing n commu. |
nlcation with Parby of pigeons which are
despatched three tbs each dSy and arrive with toll
eraole reguIorry othe following day nearly at tho