Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-04

Republicans sdops Nulli6eaiion, a. sven now
understood, no Federalist will touch, TASTE o.
handle the accursed thing-and while the poor
despised doctrine 10 rebuked, rejected BY many
Republicans, the Federalists, to q man, prose-
cute the warfare against il, with fire AID ssora
ever know any priscspk, even in il prisaiiive
purity from the hands Of Jefferson, which did
not receive the avenging curse from the Federal
Party. They know that Notification, in its
purify, is the doctrine Of Jefferson, and they do
not wage war against il, because ithas been cd
liberated in the hands Of others, but purely be.
cause il had its origin with Je6erson. For my
own part, had rather have the old Repuolican
for my representative, pifh notification, than
can cause Of this district, d in danger, and nm
less you and Others join with me in IL rescue,
its funeral obseQuies may be performed after the
last monday in April, No tears will be she'd
over its grave, BY those now protesting their at
tachment, but Ike the cold hearted mourner.
they viii look with indifference, with secret low
upon its interment-and you, and I, and Others
who really loved il will alone shed tears Of Bit
feruess. Come then, sir, to its rescue, and bring
with you those champions Of its defence. wbe
have in other times saved il harmless, from NOR
open, and therefore less dangerous attacks.
write this for public use. have no politi-
cal secrets 81 never had; ION tritiinQ and unim-
portant occasions, private friendship would pre-.
vent my interference; but at a crisis like this,
should consider myself Traitor to nv princi.
Piles, It were TO remain silent. Make what use
you please OF this. To lock it up in your seru-
tore, or cast Il in the FIRE and use It's contents
secretly, would he doing the highest iajos,iss 20
all persons named. mean no such thing. Give
It publicity, and il have said any thiae. not
bearing the truth, the error shalt be corrected.
Very respectfully, Yours,
SEVERN E. PARKER.
To Col WM. JONES or Mr.. THos SMrrn.
Gloucester Courthouse
EAsruLLE, March q, 1893.
DEAR STA: wrote you o short letter from
Drummond Town, in which stated that Mr..
Braxton had heard Mr. Wise say, that he was
Federalist; and referred to DR.. Nottingham and
Gen. Parker to sustain my statement. They
will sustain il, and you are at liberty to make
what use you please Of il. l also stated that
heard Col. Finney say, that he heard Mr.. Wise
say, that he had supported General Jackson be-
cause ne was Federaiist. You are also privi-
ment. Col. Finney stands as high as any gen-
tieman In the county Of Accomac, and will not
DENY any thing he says. Twas perfectly aston
ished to hear charge which Mr.. Vie made
Monday last publicly at Dummond Town. A.
gainst those who voted for the Resolutions re-
ported ny the Committee Of 81, TO the House Of
Delegates last winter, and some other gentlemen.
He said that the people would be astonished TO
hear that there was party in the last Legisla-
ture, who were determined, If those resolutions
should have passed, to have made an effort 10
divide the State, and to throw the Eastern part
OF Virginia into the arms of 8. Carolina; and
thea, he said the State Of Virginia was within
one vote Of committing Treason against the
General Government the Resolutions having
been rejected by one vote; and he said Judge
Scott was at the head of th, party. do not
pretend to quote Mr.. Wise's precise language
but have stated the substance Of what he said.
consider this very serious charge against ali
those gentlemen who voted for those Resolu-
tons, as they certainly must be inculpa,ed in
any odium or disgrace that may attach TO the
party alluded to. Think il is due to Mai. Tho
mas Smith and Mr.. Roy that they should know.
'f this charge, and if you see proper YOU NAV
nform them. My knowledge Of Major Smith,
syu y me in ewing hin Che nt0,ma!op and
md rs such, il il due to him TO be Informed oil
C. Mr., Wise, know, will not deny the state.
nent have made,
Very respectfully, your friend,
M1ERS w. FISHER. /
RicnD. COKE, Jr. Esgr. Gloucester c. II. Vir-
yinia