Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-26

W member OF tho Senate Of N. Caroline who
dssirss % 10 eater HE - subsciber. ogu, to
tell % chat Il wss. He did not sign the letter.
lie says' attempts have been made to revive
tho old parties in present Lcgislature-Federsl
and Rspahlican-Sst unsuccessfully. The Adm,nis-
trstion Y popular here: but the State going over
to tho Van Buren, Gag. think disunion and nuliif
cation have NJ psrsizans. or few indeed"
The friends Of Mr. Calhoun mus, bcstir themselves,
or the Jig 10 up.
Ws6nd the following in the last Baltimore Patriot
She reader has IS much light upon the question of
its probability or improbsbity. ss we.
ASorHER M,SisrEa TO RussIA.-A New York
correspondent OF the Boston Palladium says that it 10
rumored in that city, that proposition has been
made from hssd quarters, a. Washington, to ] a
Hamilton. to proceed to the Court Of the Emperor of
kurs's. q. successor Of John Randolph. Rumor
says that Mr. Hamiltons friends have dissuadcd him
from accepting the Mission, and that he will decline
It. Tho writer says, he has doubt Of the truth of
the report nor that the resignation of Mr. Randolph
mas esen duly received at Washington.
That queer original, Mr.. Henry Banks, now of
Kentucky, but who persists in styling himself of
Virginia. in long advertisement in the Frankfort
Commentator Of tho 18th, gra,uitously makes known
bus intention Of going to Washington this winter
{" prosecute certain military claims of Hunter,
Banks, g. Co. before Congress.
Mr. Banks wishes to SEQ the President also. md
for most laudsblc purpose, which he thus dscoses
also desire to see the President of the United
States. and To state to him truth, that numerous
publications and expenses to promote this election
to the Presidency that did consult CO operate
Or receive the AID OF any person. particularly Mr.
Amos Kendall, though some persons have said. and
induced others to believe iha for this ser
vice. Dir Kendall has been reward BY the Presiden,
With the office which he holds, at salary Of 5000
dollars per year. and has been honored with the appel
lation OF the LIedvsn born Amos.
have publicly denied tha, Mr. Kendall was the
author OF Public Jackson and presented n,erropa'o-
r'es TO HIM upon the occasion, which predicted bv
some OF has friends he wonld not reply to- and now
therefore, rei'erate that Mr.. Amos Kendall ne.
yer wrote advised, was PRIV t. the writings
OF Philo Jackson. True it ia, that several pieces
were published a., and emana ell firm Mr.. Kenlalrs
ofhce but they we're printed at many instance and
under my direction. by Aibdrt c. Meirweather, with
whom Mr.. Kendall then in partnership
Some of the friends of Mr Kendall have avered
that he has not said pretended, that he was the
author OF Pho Jackson. but only gave them few
polishing touches but If the denial does not come
from himself shall shortly make other demonstra-
tons against him which will show that am justified
in having publicly said tn AIR. F. Blair to tell Ir
Kendall, that deem him to be scoundrel, and that
ne KNOWS this fact, and also knows that know him
well. HENRY BANKS, of Tirginiu.
alias PIiILo JACKSON.
What an inlpudent knavc mu.t Kendall be. not sat-
nfed with the paternity Of his own numerous writings
IN favor of the Hero, flch Also the credit of other
mems labors. As Kendall was rewarded with his
Office upon the suppos,ion that he was the author of
those tremendous Nos of Pbo Jackson, can the
Hero do less now tina: hc will be undcceved, than
"reform' Amos, and give the place to Mr. Banks.
their true neglected. and injured author.
In tho House of Representa- alive of Gcorria bill
has passed the Committee Of the Whole land will no
doubt become law requiring the Governor to take
possession Of such go!d-u,incs have BEEN or may
be discovered, and to employ such military force in
taking and holding possession, as may be deemed
competent $4,000 are appropriated to carry the
act into effect; persons taking gold from the Terrific
~, are subject to be punished by confinement, in the
Pententiary, for a term less than one nor more
than four years. and the punishment is awarded
to persons employing others to take away gold.
The reader is aware We presume, that the Terrific
ry over which this law is to extend is the Cherokee
country, now occupied by that narion.
in the Senate, bill has been reported for abolish
ing Pcniten,iary punishmeuts.
MESSRS. INGHAM g. DUFF GREEN.
The Pennsylvania Inquirer, wages a war of extcr-
nination agains, these devoted gentlemen. The In
luirer is good Jackson.-Van Buren, paper, and Inns
N this united character, q compound claim 10 tho
confidence of The Republican Party, for the high
honor of belonging to any Republican Party, is
aP'dly restricting itself to such only, az are Van
Burrai;es as well as Jacksonite,. Tho Star Of Van
Buren, is fast gaining the ascendant bi- rivals in
lie Sou h. and no sooner shall this fnc he Gle l %