Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-06

lest will be close in Jessamns aud woodf,rd hn Syc
think the Jackson candidates will be defeated in bo,
eountes According this estimate, and the hes, in
cremation wo could Obtain, with respect other counties tho
Jackson party will be ina smaller minority this year la
u "nueT no circumstances likely happen RowAS
DC re elected to the Senate of the United States
Inc PRESIDENT affects to make it test of Republican
simplicity to accept dinners In reply to an invita-
ton from Nashville, he says Having, since NV de-
Par,uro from Washington declined various invitations
to partake OF public dinners, hope nv fellow citizens
OF Nashville, will pardon the same Course nm this
occasion Upon this the Kentucky Reporter with.
ly remarks-thut tho Hero had excellent reason, for
declining public dinnors-qute good as Jacks for
not eating his supper.
III The Working Men gave dinner to Mr. CLAW
at Columbus on the 22d ul, a. which SEQ of ell par
ties present.
Mr.. VAN BuREN.--This gentleman Is by far the
most unpopular of Gen. Jucksons Cabinet. He DOS
sesses the affections of the public owhere-wbile
suspicion OF his selfish ambdexterity pursues him ev-
cry where. Nowhere is he better known than IN his
own STATE nnd the approaching fall if there be any
reliance upon signs" and individual statements. will
ihu MN stripped OF the adventurous weight confer
red by the supposed confidence of New York Tho
4,
Secretary, IN the following words:
This mornings Argus adver,rses X-Goveruor Van Rro, .
having departed for the springs The Secretary move, nbou,
very quietly The mul"dc from he expected shon,s
as 10 do nm homage except his immediate dependents The
greetings he received would have chilled him. had the ,ber
,nomeer been above 90 His f,o and far bep,, nis
tiers went and with elongated and ,.T
steps Ills every prospect at home and abroad cloud
The National Administration sinking under tho foIy 81
Poosacy OF his councils lie has nope therefore Su, TO
rsHi inn
be forgotten anu
By The way-thc wise wight OF the Enquirer, dis
claims with suitable indignation, the induction of
card lately addressed through this paper to the free
men OF Virginia affirming that the vote of he State
was promised to the little Secretary Whether pro-
ntsed or not-evcn by those who have for sere, Of
years venturcd, not exactly IN form, but certainly in
substance, to dispose ofihe vote of Vrginia-ue will
nat assert-shc author of the card knows what no is
about But this We 'UiH say, that between the little
Secretary and certain folks hereabout who think thew
have the disposal OF Virginia there has beer for
length of time, great al Of billing and cooling;
most tender intercourse swectcned by mu ual atterv
and caresses We speak very int eligibly to the
Richmond public. The parties were both skIf,I md
very likely there was commftal-the policy of
conm'taLs being equally abhoIrent to the tactics of
either There was no black and white we will an
swer for it--bu' no, the less perfect thouub sye,t
understanding between the parties
Very likely this deF.tonding msy avail the J;,,1
Secretary nothing, after all his arfll mannuvrc;nc
aud personal condosconsions to arrive at IT, He r,us,
remember the fable of Hercules and the yaoon,-
1t he expects the aid without which, he durs, n,
even aspire to the vote Of Virginia He mus, b.,,
himself-hc must have a maiority-nnd ,ben bs NM,
couh. 10 certainty upon our Republican cotemporary,
who has superstitious regard for numbers
u In consequence of the absence of the Senior
Editor Tor two or three days. and his wish that i,
Should be seen by the author of the queries TO Cant
Miller, The following reply Of thut gentleman has
been retained near week without publication We
now give it to the public The reader will see Tint
Capt Miller negatives all the queries addressed IN
him, in the most positive manner. We are request
ed by the author Of the queries to say that ,bouo
mistaken about Capt. Mller's agency in the matter
he cannot be in the fact of there being such Lat.
ter or ietrs' winch he Is resolved TO pursue to eu-
cldatlon' Inc puoilc VIII likely hear from him auain
July Goth, 1880.
To The Editors Of The Thig
Gentlemen: saw by accident on ves,erdsv vo,,
paper OF The day before, THE eth inst and the e,cr
therein addressed to me by some person who ,tvles
swer all Of them fatty in the negative 7 vii -
ever add that never in my life any letter mr. a.
ther communication from Gen. Jackson unon tho
suDJec' OF Internal improvement, except those which
nave Ooen published in the newspapers. 1t is duo
TO the centre respect" which this friend, feels for
me, to say to him, that if honceforth he wishes 10
catcchlsc me on Politics, and expects an answer bo
must PROFOUND his queries personally ,faco IN facoI
or IN his own hand writing, with his proper name an
ncxed
Rcspcctfully vour obJ,,,