Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-19

dia not sliuds to Mr. Giiess essa ysve never iua
g'nsd mat :. Q. or any population In North Ausr-
CO. eou'o 90 'nnusnced by such STUFF q the Golden
Cssket eno thes mare Of anessanissd trssh. which
nowed - Profosely NON The alns psnA-Ws vefsrred
20 Pvsote negotiations which zoe bsl,eve a. havs s.n
Kept up between Richmond and Gplunbi.. Tho S..;.r
OF which has beon since dsvclopsd bv fact. 4.
Gov. Giles mover sticks At facts, assuming thsm
vhensosver Il cults his purpose, did suspect that
no bad totally misrepressn,ed tho true fs,laas OF
Virginia, in tho correspondence which we bsisvs him
TO nave conducted With certain psrsons. In 8 G. 8
he the intelligencer assured--th&t Virginia nth
Estate Rights in her mouth land atshef heart) sio
seniper on her standard, and the memory Or Hcnrv
and Jefferson still fresh in her mcn,ory'-,o flown
upon disunion and disunionists. - *,
IL Tho systematic and unconque rable uurpose az
President Jackson the tools or his sucees,
has never been more csnspicuously svnced, than in
the case animadverted upon below by the Ly nchburs
Virginian We did not know what had stouped
GARDENERS mouth This man was expelled tfom tho
Legislature of OHIO for bribsyy-was nominated az
Register of,the Land Office by President Jackson.
and saaninousiy rejected by the Senate. Yet az no
had ba~led loudly for the Hero, the latter detormn
ed to reward hm-aad for that purpose s,,,c ofaco
OF $4,000 per annum ~ created for his benefit, Ia !,
possible that this conduct can be defended 81 tho
most restless Parti7an' Gardiner was the Editor
OF the Ohio Peoples Press.
u James. b. Gardiner, who, some NO.
expelled from the Legislature of Ohio for -.
ana whose nomination as Register of the Land Once
at THIN IN OHIO, was last winter, unauip,on,i 800
ed by the Senate, has been appointed by The
as sort of Political Missionary To The Nne'
tern Indians ian Office created by the President for
u. tue purpose OF rewardmg Gardiner, and on which
the Senate OF course has no control) al = Strv 80
$4,000 per annum!! What evidence shsiI vo M -.
nave, OF the contempt in which the President bolJs
popular opinion, and the decisions of the Sepa,s :
majority OF wnoin are his political friends, And can
De possible that the people will continue to lend
their sanction to such highhanded conduct Il can
not De. Tho day OF retrbu'ion approaching.
i
y From the Albany DAILY Advertise
ALL Han ViReiS!It be subject al eous
sesd .s o our Union that Virginia on, in
haansue and parry excitement, is glorious see the san
Gent dominion lake her stand as in days old by the aide
o. iIberty-the strong friend of America '
o. true ,nai the southern States general NANTES, their
nosy 70 the hefesy OF South CaIvna de serve the
PHRASES of the friends of the republic Blu, a, This VAIN n
example Of Virginia worth .She is the Qosso aS
tue Sou'h yes, the very among stars w.
with our special HOMAGE for her moral power and the
Of ner name and greatness from Potomac to 81 Msrx
We expected such things from the Dominion We Lo.,y
that when the republic danger old Virginia would nv
ound between Tire porch and the ALTAR we not emsmbes
and the sd Fns a1% ns, thunder ~.
tners sui CLOVIS throughout her land Behold her bI;sh,
contrast with fahless Carolina Virginia has az m,ch
to complain rs South Carolina ' oe'se
Inc condition OF her internal affairs is az h,mb;,.
uihcultes are AS '.oppress,op, m N.
,ah are DIS "runous"-the price of her ,,apes :. ~ ~ no
nef enterprise 10 apparently stand But Virginia ,nh
she complains OF her distresses complains mo-, or n
no She has too much PRIDE allow dis,re IN %
fee with public duty she much bono q, W
shsVahees TO abaie the spirit of patriotism Tho.h -
Poysf'y she has all the sp OF Queen Her ov IN
Is the same whether the Potomac . laden with Nh.
n flaws
Of the Union Dhis shows the temper of ne, '
rue patriotism and sea.ne's is That ab,des The . t
m'sveto be loud Of the bIes,os, ~ n ana sub
strong IN professions Of 10 the country
can be patriot when all goes well But prorper,,v one
Test of patriotism IL hour of adveI,,v . no. uo
and caanlt'es come "double Handkerchief the coa
oil the times requires sacrifces-when our du,v
imposes hardship and Inconvenience Ina 'uo country
oroughtto the proof Fit abdes these tests n \. H.. -
Of the heart Such proved 10 be the pSIioiism
When Carolina tempt, her 10 ,aSs sd OF vHemia
and her dstresses plea for ds,on VIC uhss
,ne pouS spirit OF her fathers, the disgacefu Oder V,n
not 10 DE tempted from duty, adyersuv Nh.
Onon whether the sun iluminates Blue Rids. Io
the aaIk clouds enwTap ITS Well done Old Do
hou iau OF PRESIDENTS andorators-o patnos and asd 5
we reoice that THOU haIcome forth at this crs Of
NeIeoice ha 'the queen Of the has risen I'm in y
.ns. o ag1Hs this We feel @
we DO not ask OF expect that Virginia will be silent MAJ,
PLAIN Let her complain IN wanted one and with her s,
voice; and let her lament and sm,ioDe
are Iearessod Her prosperity and scep nave
greatness But II is thing mourn like M., VI ner
the ruins OF departed grandeur another 70 po uons
ike CaiaIine, against the country. ~ "'ason,
May ny prosperity be regained, and all thy .lorie
hou has deserved well ofthy couny bless the 6S ne
"'''''"' w" anu 'O''''h A DUTCHMAN
l -, AUGUSTA, (Geo) Aueu. "a
~ FOR THE CoURIEn. ~
TO each Of The Candidates, 1enti.m...
Isl. Ale you, or not IN favour of NurIr,e !,
what are you IN favor OF! --.4s (" no