Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-21

expected mat come person of the Union Party will
be brought out as candidate for Governor.
u, IN opposition to MAYOR Hamilton I know some
thing of public opinion IN the large and populous
districts OF the back country, and do not hesitate TO
say. that any man who IL opposed to nui6cst;on
would receive two-,hirds of the votes, in preference
tn MAJOR Hamilton any other man holding his no.
htcal sentiments. trust, therefore, that some per-
son VIII he placed in nomination in opposition to him.
UNION.
The Nashville Republican. which may be consd
cred os the Presidents domcilary mouth piece, has
taken decided stand against notification The nul-
myers are beginning to speak very freely of Gen
Jackson-thus extremes always meet. We ouo,o
the following from the Nashville Republican:
From The Nashville Republican Of .4ypu,t7
The conclusion OF Mr.. Haynes nu llifying speech
appears IN our paper TO day. Those Of MIR. Chevos
aud Mr. Drayton will shortly follow The latter hns
done himself great aud lasting credit by .'beardins
The Lion in his den" and breaking ground AGAINST
the nniiyers. The Colombian Telescope saws, "he
lCo' Draytonl appears by no means to understand
the principle of notification" He appeprs to under
stand the value of the Union very well thouah
and therein has greatly the advantage uf sundry s.
Carolina politicians we wot OF The Telescope wish
cs he had exercised little more common sense in
deciding on the right of the State than he has or
hibited IN his speech" Now we venture to saw that
IN the estimation of mon of common sense" md
common patriotism. Col Drayron at this moment oc-
cnpes higher and more env,abe rank than all the
Nuil!tcrs put together We annex few of tho
toas's gwen on the occasion The following IS tho
9Th regular toas:-
"Jotn C. Cathoun-With unsulled patriotism and
splendid genius. he Is worthy of the hphcs, bonors
OF his country, but he would purchase then,
at the expense OF the interests and principles of S.
Carolina. r6 cbe.rs
The meaning of this toast we take to be TINT Mr.
Calhoun is worthy" of the Presidential Cha ? but
that he would forego all it's ''honors" rather than
oppose the principles ot-nullfcaton. But let
hr' Calhoun speak for himself The following is
one Of the toasts at the Pcndleton celebration
by The Hon John c. Calhoun, Vice President of
the u. Standardization and disunion-the two ex-
trenos OF our systcm they both equally dange-
rous and ought 20 be equity the objects OF our ap-
prGhenson."
In the language of Col. Dragon, there Gun be no
snOst!n'la distinction between the abroga tion of
.aw OF Congress, by State. ard the separation of
nat State from tho Union" Notification is In
act, dsnnon. Substitute the former for the latter
then, IN Mr.. CaIhouns toast. and 1t comes directly
IN conflict with that given in honor Of HIM at the
Charleston dinner There must be a msts he some
where. Either the Vice President is himself mis,a-
KEN or the nulhiiers reckon without thor host
How is II: The Telescope ''can explain"
u The u s. Gazette seems to think that some
reliance is to be placed the rumor noticed below.
The Commercial Advertiser and other intelligent
Journals pronounce the to have been fabricated
for the Name marke where the elections are on the
eve of taking place and where it would greatly aid
the Jackson cause. So it strikes us--thc latest au
theutIc intelligence notwithstanding the expecta
ton.
From the Portland Courier, of Sntnrd1y lnsI
INTERESTING COMMERCIAL NEWS
we learn from WIN. Vance, Esq. who left East
port Tor THIS place on Sunday last, that on the prece-
ding day news arrived there from St Andrews and
81. Johns, UGH authority obtain entire cred
it, that the British West India ports were to be o.
pened To the United States in .Sepenber under cor
The,
to have been communicated by letter from JUDGE
thlpman' Provincial Agent in Europe, to Mr. John
scn' merchant, at 81 Johns. The same news was
received by commercial hOuee al ST. Andrews
from n respectable commercial house in London 7,
IS added, that Judge Chapman stated in his letter
thai he had been assured by the British Minister
that tho interest OF the British northern and eastern
Provinces would be duly protected. The character
OF the restrictions, which are 10 continue on the
trade, is not gwen but that the ports are to be OMEN
cd IN some shape, we think there but little doubt"
The Passport Sentinel doubts the truth of the a.
bove report. The following are extracts from IN
article IN that paper of the | 18th inst.
"a report in circulation here which came from St, john
VIA -, andrews respecting the openn. ofhe British West
can ascertain that Lord Wilmington to Sir Henry
Eckand formerly Of ST Andrews once an inhabitami
Colonies opened Americans reference would be
particularly hal the interests Colonies that tho
sand lumber, other articles ~ proportion.
aTm maj ney would have 70 take then pay the produce
have TO pay cash as the trade is carried on
~ ~ also rumofed that the duties from the
BRUSH Colonies rs 10 be Ggunized with the Baltic
so we think the attachment Of nrshbors the m Other
codhy wa not DC very much increased This report how
' WIN INC oueT quite too vague for any dependence
be placed upon either" "
~ ihe following favor OF correspondent, will be
read with an interest, which ts melancholy truth in
spires and which the force of It's language confirms
FOR VINO.
THE WIDOW.
No object presents 10 the eve of benevolopco r,oro
claims upon lt7 sympathy than the Widow. If deaib
robs her early o. the husband of her love- her vounp
ana ardent directions are wIthcted and hopeless
PAIN OF sorrow and misery opens TO her Wow Tho
bright antIcipauons OF happiness IN which her fancy
mas IuNufIaed IN early life, the vrtuOus love that has
warmed and animated her young heart the raptur-
ous glow that springs from requiied affection ali fndo
upon her sight IN the death Of the obect that inspired
them, and despair spreads upon her desolatc bosom
the wuyeIess calm Of misery II she seek IN tbia