Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-22

u The Columbia Telescope says, Mr.. Chsvos is
candidate for the vacancy in the Court Of Appeals,
They who were surprised by tn, tenor of Mr..
Chevos sentiments at the notification dinner, we
presume will be so no longer. We give to the winds
the Inherited respect we felt for Langdon
Cheves disunionst from seafiment, is entitled to
very different sort of consideration, to disunon-
from interest.
u Many of the toasts in the interior of South
Carolina breathe te nperate and union loving spir-
W. too many of them The seditious and naggart tcm-
per which distinguished the M nory at the Charles
ton dinner. At Columbia, Mr.. W'.ire gave this:
Southern Rhetoric: Strongest at the points of
Southern bayonets."
by Saml Smith Henry Clay-Msv he inste ad
of being elected The Supreme Executive of these u.
States, be driven far beyond the rigd regions of
the Northern zone, that all He'll cannot thaw him.
Bravo! If we know any thing Of the temper of
the Nation, this toast viii not be without its effect
As the friends of Henry Clay, could not desire a
better thing than tor the nullIfers abuse him We
wish the people to sec, how different his principles
arc from theirs, and how they hate him for being as
he is at this moment. the ying point of the friends
oft the American Union.
| Il is subject of triumph to the friends OF the
Union that S. Carolina stands alone in her folly; for
"a fur as the late celebration was a test of popular
feeling, even Georgia dscaim her multiplying
nonsense. We have examined the toasts given
throughout the four Southern States as far as they
have reached us, with eye to the subject Two
or three in North Carolina some, (but fewer than of
the opposite descriptionl in Georgia. sanction nuca
ton. In Virginia we do not believe ore such sent-
men, any where toasted; while in this State and
North Carolina. the Union and opposition to the doc
trnes of Gen. Hayne, were frequent themes OF en-
thusiastic applause. Elsewhere-north the Poto-
and of the Mountains those doct rnes have
no advocates. South Carolina stands emphatlcay
aione-her constitutional doctrines ridculcd. her
boasts condemned, her threats despsed. Her ..bayo-
net rhetoric will neither persuade nor ntimidate
She forets that the spirit Of the % menaced States
is as free, their courage high, her own. If she
does wish to become the orn as she is now the
object of the dsapprobstion of the Union, let her
her threatsfor her siares. Phey are wasted
| on freemcn.
Mr.. M'Duffe has chimed in with the Nulfyers.
| ~ A Convention to nominate Jackson candidate
for Governor, met at Columbus on the l2th, aud no.
minated Gen. Ro Lucas of Pike. Thirty eight del
egates representing between twenty and thirty coun-
ties attended-about third only, of the whole mum
conceal the sinking state of the cause in Ohio.
! a. Phe Ohio State Journal (Coumbus) of July IS,
has the following paragraph:
THE FEDERAL COURT.
The United States Circuit Court for the District of
Ohio commenced sitting on Monday sst-present,
the Hon JoHN M'LEAN and the Hon JonN W.
CAMrBELL. This town is now thronged with distin-
gnished visitors from this and the adjoining States
among whom is the Hon. Henry CLAY, who attends
the Court on professional business, and whose health
we arc much grated TO say, is completely restored
ne came to THIS place, we understand, by way Of
OInHcothe; and received on his rout the une-
qmvoca proofs of attachment and respect which free
people can bestow on public benefactor.
" One OF the Fauquier papers complains OF the
Excessive for commissioning batch of seven cen
Magistrates, which the Executive IN Mr.. Giles ad-
mnistraion, had refused 10 commission. One word
will justify the and the Executivc:-When
the subject before considered the Executive re
fused to commission, because they thought seuenteen
too great number, it being a rule (wi;hout some
good cause to the contrary commission nH or none
ofthe number recommended by the County Courts
Since that time it is ascertained that TO commission
| the whole seventeen would not exceed the number
tho county has once had and in addition to the va
cuncies existing at the time the subject was before
considered, several hare lately occurred so that tho
county has not now many as it has bad.
! jacob Hays-the High Constqbie.--A spirited cor
respondent of the Boston Palladium gives tho follow
ing sketch of Jacob Hays, who in matters of Police
has earned reputation emitting him to be called tho
American Fouche.
by the way had you ever a description of Jacob
Hays9 IL you would like brief Sketch Of one whose
very nare carries terror and dsInay into tho ranks
OF Woo, here II Is Jacob is short, thick man, of
great activity and unusual sagacty lie has been so
long connected with the Police department that he
knows every rogue and vagabond and he has accom-
pshed moro towards the apprehension of desperadoes
and The prevention OF crmes than the public is appri-
sed of. Befaro Reed and Ste phens were arrested
Hays had accurate information of their vnrious plans
Of which to rob the mail to Boston was so well
eonrivod that It may be worth re;ang. In their Wis
ITS to The Post Office they had an opportunity to OBJ
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