Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-27
From he " T. Daily Advertiser.
Extract of a letter, dated

WAsHISGroN, April 18th. 1890
IL has bern the object of the present
10 identify itself nd its measures with tho s5,,na
traitor OF Mr. Jefferson. 1t has been found necesso
~ 10 resort TO some meosurs of This kind, in order O
sustain the fast sinking popularity of President jack
SON. In order therefore, that IL might be understood
by the people ut large that allrue Jacksonians
also true Jeiersonians, it thought expcdicnt for
MeJ'rSt time, 20 nave dinner got up in honour of
Iis distinguished philosopher and statesman. His
birthday which was yesterday, was the day a-reed
on as the one most suitable to pay honours To The mr.
Tiory OF the deceased; rather, IL was houoht by
protesting OH this day TO pay suitable respect TO his
memory the people would believe that all Jacksoninn nc
.werc true republicans dyed in the wool" But cor
tear that some old democrat who supported Mr. Al
ans, might lind his way to the table a comnittao r
invitations was designated. This committee perfor-
med It's duty most rigdly. Messrs. Crowninshield
Bon, Foot, Holmes, and others, who had been the MI
piis OF MI Jefferson, were not invited; while Rowan
iemphiil' Erwin Stan5erTy and others the support
ers OF John Adams, were made welcome cuests
Htessrs Td2ewel! and Tyler were invited but NOT
fcehng inclined 10 bind themselves to Gen Jacksor,g
car, they declined the invitation
Inc pennsylvania Delegation, knowing the hostili-
" oil the committee appointed to make he tons,e n
the power Of the General Government over the sub
Jcct OF internal Improvement and the tariff were sus
piclous that sentiments might be offered in which
they could not accord, and thought it would be well
lor them to see the toasis before thew sat down IN
table. In this they were pratifcd mud boyin,- H.; |
covered that there wasa direct attack on tho norv
they supported they left the dinner party on ~
the great CONSERVATION OF the company. Gov Dick
efson OF New Jersey, and others, have expressed
Their regret that they did not follow the example -
The President attended and it is the first time mai
PRESIDENT has mingled with the festivities of tIie IN
Bile, on any similar occasion. Mr.. Monroe WINS AT tho
dinner gFcn TO Generpl Lafayette because lao was
Tue nations guest, invited here bv the National i,
gislatnre Taking II altogether, the dinner was a
failure BY the disaffccton Of the Pennsylvania Dc
legation, breach Is created which win not be- very
soon healed The refusal of 6Ieasrs. TazcwcU and
yer, ana others, 10 attend, the dissatisfaction Of
GoV DickoTson and others, and the seeding Of tho
Z ehhsylVania Delegation, arc circumstances which
nave alarmed the party, and are notifying bevouJ
description. Many were disguslcd with the alien
dance Of the President.
From ME .Yiliioaai Ga-cAc.
Inc statement OF The withdrawal ofthe PennsvIyo.
ma members, is authentic. They could not u1dcr
taKc 20 swallow the "ant.tarif" toasts and yyc frst
mat They felt equal repugnancc in relation TO The San
ti-fcdcraL" We have reason to beevo Tia, ,'o "Il
hem carried in his pocket, letter Of Mr. JeH;r.on
strongly ~ favor OF the TarilFsystem.
From The N: y Commercial .ldc.,ts.y.
PROM OUR COMMENCEMENT.
~, WAsHINGroS April w. !
The Pennsylvania delegation it is understood. h,d
tickets, with an intention TO attend the din
'cr. One of them however, struck perhaps with n
SUDDEN suspicion that there was something vronp in
'gtaiion asked one Of his colleagues If be wns src
mat there was no dcviltry at the bottom of TLc
''hef stated that no had no such apprehension lie
vas induced however, 10 10 and examine the ligt az
oasts which was prepared for the occasion: and on
s oeing asked how ho liked them, he replied onot
I'uGh' ITO was then asked TO procure n copy tho
oasIs Tor tho examination Of the others This was
looe' and general dic9atsinction tho result. -