Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-03


zssAUCUsTtwE0 I Z. paBVSY, E.o. cand.aa..
ar re Ssratortai Disfriet IF King & Queen, Giou-
resttf, &c. &c.
SIM bsysju read il. the Wing Of yesterday,
your very modest aud candid cpistle addressed to
MepSfe Jo1es, Roy, &c of Mathews, and containing
lucid zexpose OF your opinions men and things re-
lating TO our State and National concerns Rumour
bad brought me the Information that you had tender
ed your services the ctiZens of tho District which
lconstltute component part but the only certain
and oaicdl notice had oft, your bulletin Of the
18th inst. which is now before me- had intended
% give you my support and SO Expressed myself to
some Of my personal friends, which possibly you may
have heard--but this determination was formed upon
certain supposed qualifications, which slight ac-
qusintanco wi you had induced me to believe you
possceeedbut which this circular of yours has Us en-
tirely destroyed as ever Srocco wind did tho ten
derest plant exposed to its influence NV con-
hdelce 10 you as firm and uhmoved politician was
never unlimited; nor did you ever stand in my esteem
Tor intellectual strength and atninments above the
ordinary class Of the intelligent community. But
believed yon at least equal to your competitors to
tents, and possessed of moral rmness sufficient to
acow, and, believed, conscieniousy to main,u ain
you professedly did previous occasion views
and sentiments IN hostility to large proportion of the
voters of the county for whose sufages you were at
that time candidate. When reflected ON this cir
cunstance, your independence commanded my re-
spcet, and your pretensions should have received my
support feeble as it is. ] should have Welded you
nv confidence, misplaced US it would have been and
ignorantiy but willingly have paid my tribute your
Z supposed merits,
Pardon me then, for retractng my resolution and
expressing my regret at the unenvabe situation in
which you have been placed by the devices of your
protested friends. The dupe of a miserable arti-
flee, designed to subserve political purposes and poll
tical effect you made to act part highly iniuri
Gus 20 your friends, and suicidal your present and
future political prospects. Dazzled by the glitter of
otice, you resign your Independence and profess to
bold opinions which you must know are dest ructive
TO our beat interests and if faithfully adhered to- will
be death'to our institutions There are however
some parts of this of your Iih which re-
quire explanation, and which proceed very hastily
TO review. You set out with the declaration that
you are Republican, and say, II am aware my
course IN the last Presidential election, SUBJECTED
my political Republican, principles to much rniscon-
strution, Pray sir, give q commentary upon this
Ldcon,c and pithy declarationet us know your mean
ing. Do you design to say that Mr.. Adams being
Bederailst and Gen. Jackson Republican, you are
since con nced from the cosrse of Gen Jscksons ad
ministraiion, that your Republican principles were
deserredy subjected to great msconstruction.
from the fact that it is now certainly ascer-
eined that MIR. Adams Federalist and Gen
jackson a Republican, This we conclude is your
meaning, when we read below, that "towards Gen.
Jackson, my feelings are more favourable than they
bare been "He has no,O adopted SOUTHERN
pRIEcIPLEs Distinctly and avouediy,' &c &c I
am ignorant, Mr.. Dabney what Southern feelings or
Republican principles are IT, Gen. ] has practised
them since he came into Office. My Political Pre-
ceptors" taught me what usually called Jefersoni
On Republcanisn. They taught me that Republican
Governments were based upon certain selEevidcnt
truths: namely, that all men created equal. and
life n,sraTy, sand the pursuit Of baSpine. fh.y laugh,
me that for the violation OF these they rst enounced BRUSH
ration With their blood Life to them nothing without,
liberty "Libcry DEATH" their No, the liberty
ofthe body sconradstngushed liberty Of mind but
power free agent do orbear according the deter
mina,ion Or thought Of the mind whatever is preferred Such
the liberty for which they fought Such alone liberty
their genuine and spirited descendants thought
preserving 10 II for the protection furnished this liberty that
in
sight Is in that chivalro' amous protection
found for those mansed republican feelings
causedby Mr. Adams's message Of 25or it in those plain
veterans Glcnworh Upham Barney, &c &c and whose
wrongs have thrown taTnish the escu,cheon this
patton deeper than the of Burr or Of Arnold No Mr.
D. have TOO high opinion OF the benevone your heart
20 believe such things Of you II we had such Robes
pierre Mu who, the prepossessions or prejudice
opay feelings could look upon such say
"lappo.e, and "ny feelings favoraby ipclned
ibswe,ch who hem should not wonder bu,
shed tear the blot which darkens humanity
Bot man, genlemanone who is endowed with all tho
sessibles that's refined and polished education could give
hn-one who has the feelings of a manof Christian and
above ALL Of "Republcan,o he had preindce,
but that those pudces had by such glazing
erueties as thee-o that such had mistaken his
own feelings the fascination of Office tempted him Ia
say that which his unbiased judgment could SANCTION
would be placing that upon his declarations
which charity In It's least extended shape would suggest, In
maxim, tina, "honssy the best policy Pure il ut every
bszsrd-iet be polar Though pursuit Of it. pre-
circumstances would defeat vet az sure az
there God IN Heaven, viii finally lead you 10 accom-
pshment OF all your purposes; and just certain will op.
ppsite course lead you TO different results
"3e just and fear not,
~ Let all the ends thou aim'st
~ BE thy eounuy's, thy Co.'s an truths"
n Freebooter Of King and Queen.
Jtiy 3lI, 1880.
In passing down the Channel Capt. Bursleyiof the
Dover at Boston, received information from steamer
which left Liverpool at on the 3d. that nt the
last advices from Windsor the King was still living.
Prom tho LIST day Of JAM to the 3Oth June there
were imported into Providence. 27, 100 bales cotton,
g. 554 bills Hour 2o3, 9I3 bushels corn and 377
DO. ryes
The National Republicans are holding meetings in
all tho countlesn Name preparatory to the approach
inn elections The opposition to the present Nation
aiAdminislruton Is powerful, extensive and fast auo
nentIng Boston Centinek
Some rotous proceedings took place few dnus