Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-18

sincere
Us In his late speech at Boston, abiding to the
assumed coalition between himself and Mr. Cl,v
Mr.. Webster said:
h % me consistency OF public have word to saw
mere some years ago. whe" in public situation $50
e"pv a~ tSls VIZ. TO say had private with
men,s He wa. in favor Of strong tariff was onn% g.
so was but not so Jealous believe nci,bsr oS -"
feared Tor til" settled policy country you said A.
unsettled country You have the in ahu"daSe
b,nc -, ,ueee and manufactures; have none You
nave private resources TO prope forward. e b,v.
nave men OF capital open their purses we have mons
f Bo, T oe LOT you; we want something power
s,, VI US as,'o IN principle; both stand on the Same
foundation There a difference only in nm, co.. s'Ino
content TO 60 little slower and en,rea, Won pem am
faster and 50 both of may log on ,os.,h. :" 90 ac
coalition aye the coalition have ALWAYS ,,s.,od h, sne
w contempt as ought to be treated but this eonve, Ie
@ ma lasted NOT more than fifteen minutes was IN. on, ai
, "H ever existed between Henry Clay and Dan;e yVh
s'e' l'fca' cheering again. ~ "eo-
W rs evidence OF the extraordinary autumn. tho
LynchburS VWginian states that rpc s,rowhorr;o,
tPartaken of by the Eiitor) were gathered in nm no,
Held IN the neighborng county of Amherst. md Oh.
T"itor oil the Reading (Pa.) Journal in a late No
says lie mat Day NOV. icy discovered ripe eh.r,,,
U" tree IN ms yard of the kind, called "Mo,
Duke' winch he invites the incredulous IN call md
'' NO evidence however, is wanted to prove whit
every oouy sees and feels, the extraordinary
~ VI '"c season. Yesterday, was unpleas-
amy ana almost oPpressvely, warm; and such has
" '"e Sc"e'aI character of nearly the entire SEN
o" nc mowers Oh tho field, tobacco suckers and
Inc e'hue'es vegetation are green and unscathed bv
VIC 'o'' Inc trees have parted generally with their
'e'''s' ou' frost mas had no agency the DIVORCE
ment The health of the country rs far as ,ye kno,,
mas NOT oeen untavorably affected by the unprece
dehtrd season. but the serious conseouencos oo
nv tl,o
On" wing in myrads, and ma nv neqhbo rboods ,bo
early wheat dropping and dying before them
II IN" seasons do not interpose some unexpected re
he the amount of thor dcpredations will excead all
former experience People are prone to saw. "tbev
never saw such weather before" but tho truth IF Thu;
observation IN this instance is universally conceded
hh'D CAsE'-Fhe statements we published yess
'erday, in regard TO the murder of Reid uere n.da
upon evidence which we considered suffic,en, and
Yet we now believe them to have been erronoors
SUCH multiplicity of rumors are ALWAYS mn, into
circulation on such occasions, each apparen,lv vou
Vouched' That 1t Is impossible to know which is truo
ana which false and not to be wondered at tina,
persons situated as are. are often msled
A'nS"orth has never been apprehended on susni-
cioH OF being the murderer of Reid bur on nm ,oo
sa'ion OF having certain articles of his proner,v y;
possession. lie was discharged. no proof or no
su'hcent proof appearing against him. His bousc
mas oeen searched uominally for another purposc
Out really we imagine, for crcumstantial evidence
~ e'u''ua'e the murder No evidence of the kind
aPPe"'eu' NO uap-door, no cellar with water was
uiSc"Vereu-no such remark was ascribed to the
negro woman was ever made. In fine, when strict
" examined the circumstances against Ainswortb
amount to very little. Reids being seen there when
! Ia Ill
last seen at al seems 10 be the principal foundation
VI inc pubic suspicion; and in fact, suspicion has
oSe" directed against him, rather because no other
PRISON couid DC suspected with any shadow of pro-
'ooH'ty' than because appearances were weishtv
against him. His bad reputation is more in fault in
originating an fixing suspicion, than appearances
! All that seems clear IS, that Reid was murdered
the proof being deemed decisive that he did M,
perish where his body was fund bu. that bc mrs,
have been suspended after death. The certain,v az
this fact the absolute mystery that bancs ovc, ,bo
mode and the agency Of his fate, the rareness If
SuGh deeds IN this community and the want of fami.
''"y VT" S"cn atrocities on the part of this public
have altogether produced shudderpp revulsion in
The common mind Time will bring the partculors
OF The neiarlous transaction to light MS it has everv
o'hcr; but IN the Interim tho state of the audience
does not seem to authorize the civil authorities to
take any measures not already taken. We respect.
'"ly suggest the proprlety of Offering reward for
the discovery of the murderer or of any clew which
will lead to a Development of tho mystery.
From Ttrkey.--Mr Charles Rhind Plen;ro,orf
ary oi me United states, left Consantinople Senf
- Tor Smyrna, where it was said he v,s IN orhat
Tor the IT, States. II is stated that inc Grand So
nor having learned that he was inquirno for bors
/ ol G Arabian breed, ordered four very bcsn,iSj
onesto be sent to him. Mr. Rhind s1bseoucntiu
at Smyrna, ION the arrival of the French i;s
war Pnlinurus bearing the tr-coorcd fac. il beinm
the first vessel on which that flag had been disoloyg.
Gu , ~ lHrhey,, waited on the captain accompanied
was received with military honors P''''' '"u
r, nc FRENCH Ambassador at ConsnntinopIe C,oun,
uuI'eInIno'' on the 9Th Of September made an Off
Ta communication 10 the Porte of the oven,s xbicb