Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-17

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Fhe aspect Of public affairs and the great changes in
public sentiment in operation. doubt had their in
hu'nce in deciding the Legislature ofNor,h Carolina
10 avoid eommit,als either as to men or things Tho
Raleigh Star, protests against the rejection Of III,
NOMINATION resolution being considered as evidence
OF decline IN the Hero's popularity, and ascribcs i.
20 'ne 0ce' entertained by of his friends that
Inc Legislature mad properly, nothing to do with the
SUBJECT anu rom Others viewing it in the light of
coucussinr These arc very good reasons. but II 10
N'' '''' ''SS ec''a'' mat TWO or three years ngp
thny wnud have been laughed to scorn and TN, Or,
tate The resolution indicates tia, to he true in N
Coroin, whchis true every where disc; namely Tho,
JucksonsD is well nigh dcinnc, and is rapidlv be;,r
cx'inguishcd in mower and more interesting ism,
Cahonnism and Van Burenism Those of moro su
gac'y were not ignorant probably oftbe eame-tbnt
Jackson Is no, tn be run at a-thut that idea is how
ever to be held up until the latest saomep,. vvb.,
caucus will Introduce Mr. Van Buren, To the TT s,s,
US tit successor. and Jacksons influence be cast :,
his favor. Vhe Star says there was no CLAW mn. -,
the Senate.
North Carolina is certainly rounding to the 1,,;a,
and Van Burensm has been at work at Raleigh.
1"e pisf TO Charleston 1t appears from the o,loy,
ing correspondence, that tho Presiden, declines do
signaling tine when he will accept the invitation
from Charleston We suggest the expediepcv of
Anril 1888 when Charleston NAV BIO taken in thu
route to tho Hermitage. and when it will he aaroo
able to have plausible reason for avoiding K.n,pckv
Cry CoUNciL, JANUARY @ 1871
Tue intendnnt informed Council that he had enclo
sed, IN letter, their Resolution inviting tho p,os
dent ofthe United States, to visit Cha rlos,on
directed BY Council, transmitted the same m CI
prayt'n TO be presented to the President; and that
encv. which " '-
Ordered 20 be- published
From he Minutes
WIN. ROACH. Clerk of (,o,,;,
Letter from The President. referred N
"pEcEMBER Gath. 1880
,.r, u p washington City.
"SIR-l have received through Col Dravton ,or-
very polite note tho 18th inst written opre.,Lj. -
resolution ofthc City Council of Charleston bv which
nm invited te visit that city, when il NAV bo mos,
convenient for me- ''
''T'or this evidence Of the kind reoor6 ef ,h,.o
who represent the wishes Of Charleston 7 n,,y r,,
to make acceptable this return of nv sincere m, nts
Although u Will DO most gratifying my feelings 20
aVoh mvser ofso favorable an cppornityto visit the
emporium OF my native State, am vet prevented hv
nv oficial engagements. from designating tho nero3
when ! can seize it, ~ p
with the most anxious solicltude for the prosne,;
~ anH happincss OF the citizens of Charleston bea
Won, Sir 10 be assured of the high respeo, enter
tain for that portion of their authority entrusted %
the CIV 'onnci and also of the sentiments of p.r
sonal regard which due to the pol teness WI, r.
manifested on this occusion ~
"Hour most obediont servant
"ANDREW JACKSON
0CI-ihe claims Of the supernumerary officers b,v,o
excited much attention of late the reply to the Audi
tors Report will be read with interest
~ rnmoT Of an attempted instruction near
Newborn of the retreat Of the insurgents about six
ty IN number, to a swamp, where they were extirpat
ed to man. BY the mill,ia-is not mentioned in tho
latest Nnwhcrn papers, and is probnb bly, either WHOLLY
nnGundcd or greatly exaggerated.