Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-09

own osseness is part tue genius Of theirsystem of
Another and probably minor object of the an
thor OF the Republican Meeting" is, to degrade.
locally tiro OF the individuals mentioned ms baving
participated 10 it-one of whom is represented under
the hcut'ous character of 'sHcnry Johason"-by the
association which they are made 10 have with ,,s;
members of the "Committec OF Viuilanoe . whose
mertune II Is, not TO possess less Of character than
the authors OF the meeting, but to be Of colour
which disallows them most of the priyeces of ct;-
zens. But 4 think that this device which tho for
gers vainly Imagined to be pregnant With piercing
sarcssm dssolves IN its intrinsic insignifcance And
now that they, IN this their ptable simplicity must
MOI nope TO secure the consideration of crave and
positive contempt, will be frank to confess that I
SHOULD expect to witness. in their company, less re-
nnement OF manners, conversation and sentiment
than believe, characterize the biacIap,ooy, ana n.y.,
tdhoes, whose names they have obtruded into IN.
newspapers Moreover, far as those beings can be
Se upon as ,ornng any portion of society, they
deserve To stand IN better estimation than the cub
TO which my suspicious are directed as FURNISHING,
the forgers of the Republican Mootina;n for have
YET TO learn that either of them has attempted to des
poll his nebour Of his character or of his effects
easily conjecture the general source whence the
Meeting has emanated il bespeaks its origin in the
true OF toad,ea'ers and subaern ''paiace slaves
ABOUT knoxville, who subsst alternately ON svconban
cy to some and detraction from others: but csnno,
as yet, identify them individually. Should circnm
stances, yet undeveloped, discover them cannot
tnen pledge myselfto 'impale them on high" as bea-
coos OF nydmy That strong term is appropriate TO
The Immortal Ephesian and such kindred incendia-
rles-not TO the toad eating gentry alluded to- who
can never be monstrons, simply because they must
ever be ridiculous These NAV hereafter gaza,to' =
" language can be had commen surata IN tba,r d;ro'
nut'veness wishing the advertisement 10 circnlata
only with the Journals that have unconsciousy sery
ei as the vehicles or the imposition.
JOSEPH L. WILLIAMS
part Of my nameis onted in the forgery The do.b,,
design o this omission, which needless here to expa,
though as dmnutive, If possible, authors are con,emn,
oe clearly seen by and will be al Knox
" III. hae are 700 shallow set OF creatures not be
would havebeen incompetent rogues Sparta.
80 The following is anonymous, and reached US
by the last Med. We are sure however, that we
know the author and If he be the individual we take
hln to be, his assertion deserves implicit trust--
Nevertheless. as may be mistaken in his identity
we leave his communication to be Judged by cIrcum-
Stances by the character of the parties and by the
event. Such game that Indicated by the writer.
is exactly adapted to the intriguing genius of Van
Buren,.
Where is Mr. Calhoun ''Adam-where ar,
thou'" Will he stl affect attachment to an order
OF things the first principle of which, is to exclude
him from the succession In his heart jackson and
his administration, have not more cordial more
sincere foe. Let him unite his efforts TO rescue the
Government from the third rate talent which possess.
es 1.-THE imbecility of the Presidentthe huckster
ing cunning of Van Buren--the pompous ignorance
of Eaton-and look to the People, not a discordsnt
and falling faction of Office hunters for the reward
the service will deserve.
"a New York paper has suggeste ed that Gen. Jack
sen Will not be candidate the mex. election All
mistake, and the writer of this hazards nothing in
declaring II so-nnd he has authority for saying far
Their that Mr.. Van Buren, will be candidate for the
Vice Presidency-aDd that arrangement has been
concluded between him and Gen. Jackson that in
the event of their election Gen jackson rs sh,rtIv
thereafter TO retire to his farm Tennessee and that
ar Van Buren, as Vice-Presdent, is to assume the
administration of the Government
" The New York Press is much divided on the
question whether Gen. Root will accept the nomi-
nation of the Salna Convention He has returned
from his Indian expedition to Michigan, and in few
days his determination will be known
Racing orer the Liberty Course, September 1880
FIRST DAY-Two MILE HEATS.
Thos. DoswePs bay geldng Bayard, years old,
Jno. Whites bay horse Restless, q years old,
By Virg:nan.
Wm Terry's bay gelding Lans, a years old, by
Lawrence
VIM NJ Vests gig horse Yamby, 4 years old, by
Sir Archy
Won by Baynrd, at two heats
LIST heat, IN. 30s.
Cd do 8 IN 3ss.
SECOND DAY--THREE MILE HEATS.
Jno. ? Whites sorrel horse Collier, years old
by Sir Charles.