Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-16
osay respso. paid him. that would tend to please and

crafty. r'-'' '''''
Esfrdct q another letter frou, Louisviifs.
WI sscAson passed here siew days since-hs
oopuon W. cold IN tue extreme,the department to-
MN was MARKED by silent contempt. Ii plead
usincation that ho is the President Of this No
uon, out only tho tool Of vindctive and prescribing
party.
Amer his psssi the town of Maysville (whcrc il
was expected he would debark, and proceed by land
10 Tenncsscc) nothing remarkable occurred, says the
Frankfurt Commentator. until ne approached Louis
vile The Commentator thus proceeds
or the and reception there we have M ~
verbal reports bu, SUCH believe may he relied
Two or three hours notice was given in the city Louisville
patron by deeds "uo words Road. and Canais When
ue ua OF steamboats, came IN sight of tho CITY, Eve
mere came no answer from tho shores They kept up firing
until they reached the city but their repeated alucs all
necn spiked by some OF the examined;
orsiy ,ptked only ,ho,e was raj tail ss about The
boats abreast Of the and long
tcni waiting took place, for s committee ON board
and receive the hero, with his accustomed adulaon
In time boys and negroes gathered on
the landing The President appeared deck with head
shore on wondered see thai he Ben. 20" of
Men"-",he Hero of two Wsrs"-who had 6ed the measure
committee, no escort came simply be-
as,s w ": c"o aSos%
ion' made his tho and days through
the raebls upon the landing Se he could marched
whom he reformed Of tn: Pos, Once ay,ylo for ha.
celebrated wuul
doubt, have been preferred account but Judge Bar
fan soas there e lion Of the day "on way to the hotel
ton Of beinssa portion same who rece we'd him unpn
landing Here and there he passed little group of the ubsan
bot nOn. poor do him Hi. saua.on. were
nnnoeed or returned with cold and disiau, pocness"
The city counsel against strong OPPOSITION by the casting
vote Of the Mayor had passed resolution paying honor
monies, consequent upon this mo;ione knor not what
they wereIwere Perforncd at the tavern, by heayor au
dmln
counsel who supported the resolution.
Tho President dncd the public table of the hotel; and
soon alter dinner entered his carriage, and proceeded
way 70 the Hermitage The contrast exhibited by eonpnr
to s. ., ,ns h which this DISTINGUISHED
toe adulaon which formerly paid him. as ST. hinc as
II must he humiating
OF his reception at Maysvlc and Wheeling we
have the following reports. We imagine there is a
mistake as to the latter town.
From the ZdnespiHe Repuji,caa.
we learn with regret that several places the
Indignation of the people towards General Jackson
on account OF his late conduct broke out or was az
pressed to him on his route Westward. in a very i'm
proper manner. Besides various haunting uues,ions
as TO the state IN which he found the Frederick mud
Rockville road, we understand some people at Vince
ing, where he waseXceptod to arrive night prepar
ed Transparent coffin with the intention of burning
his efigy in the middle of the turnpike He prudenlv
stopped three miles short of the town, at Stenrod's
Where he spent the night, and the next dny dove
through the town without stopping, and embarked on
1890 s"o Slouihoodt NonuOla, Wnefe MS passage had
been previously engaged.
Although many may feel Indignation ut the decep-
ton which has been usod with regard to the opinions
OF General Jackson, and the injury which his veto
upon informal improvements iufcts upon the people
OF the West, they should have respect enough for
themselves to commit no outrage. Pho cons tuition
al method Of expressing their opinion is through the
baotbox, and the time will arrive when sentence of
Condemnation will be heard
-, From the Paris (Ky.) Cifiseu.
fhe following extract OF a letter from a gentleman
In Maysve, dated the 2eth of June has been furnish
cd US for publication. 1t will Show in what cstma-
ton Gen. Jackson is held in that placer
General Jackson passed this in the Steam5or,
Gondoia, yesterday. Tho boat stood of for some
time, but no person boarded her except tho Wharf
Masters Deputy. and one other pcrson-not single
bow was offered to the General as the boa, round
cd on TO shore, the General from the deck bowed to
The ct'zeus-but not HAT moved. Silen, conteDont
was bis reward at this place."