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MIR. RfVES.

MR. RfTES
The Editors Of the Z" Winchester yiron;an,, ,r. ...
horsed TO say that Mr. Rves will not accent any oco
rom the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS he will return 10 his farm
.,I.a and retire from public life finally unless
called into The service of his o,on .Sfofeo
a Correspondent OF the paper writes from wash
ington, on the let instant:
c sr .s sI "e to Be cal
M w ;. 5 n,o, won for himself children
Incidence. the which arc @ .S"i 'S Of
a rsSs ;e eeor nf ns s the ss @
ss , beat s e nh. s ~s
other SS Of March my 'S o Of As'%aC
the Of ri the pd sf1 not The Of
W"m 'c Rs s ass ssS Of which will be "ko
This 10 "goiDg ahead" as d. Crockett savs-I, ,I,s
es ne' Is certain that many Of the Citizens of Pr
g,a nave another obiectin view for Mr. r. We bave an
evidence OF this Fact in the following Queries addressed bv
VOTER" Of Rockingham county lin the last Harrison,
burg Register) 10 "Cspt Joseph Cine candidate Tor
the next House Of Delegates:
i' Are you fovOr of tho restoration Of dcposo. to tho
and Arc you vou eharter Of the Rank Of the IT,
s"o sS gG 6" % sny created BY
sySs 10 WIN ~, gSS r ss ,. sS's for the
states Senator for tho next yea" will take place. undo
And finally wiz tho proscn, administration If Tho
rsds,s IN - general policy ou
=. J ::"ss, SS y
Se "e ;s e .. ,.sS WY s S @c s
ability by on smasma,ics Of Parties tho reckless aSusu.
Il, a S'e y 3, sVTio . :.
SON ~ tho perpe Of ootinshom the peone oT vo;.
look, With indifference. digrSecin ts"'
What they are ct!
We The cioven foot in every movement of The R.pk
people The restoration Of the Deposes hut The step.
pingstoDe 10 charter Of The Institution We have for
instance, before us, the proceedings Of very nnms,oYs
meeting OF the merchants and traders the interior now
IN the city o Philadelphia, IN The spacious dining room Of
the " o Hotel" (withn sight of The Marble Psaeeson
the st inst James Barbour, Esq Of Kentucky was cbo-
sen President With other resolutions OF similar spirit, the
following were adopted:
'eso'eed That the Senators end c A.. .
TOY are hereby earnestly
ihct constituents their eis effect rs.chastor Of tho
snt the United States, with such notifications
CorRrsss devise.
Reyrd That the proceedings OF this morning tozehsr
inc 'ovn' De printed in oil the Of bis csy ssdyo
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GOVERNMENT DIRECropS

we give up a large portion of our paper TO the MESSAGE
OF the PRESIDENT, and the Report OF the Committee ur5n
ue re nomination olthe Public Directors, TO the senate of
10 y : o.-ihe frst bears date on The IIth March-and
ue s econd Is made only on the I'd May. Its STANCE that
'e osnate Should have let this matter sieep nearlv ,wo
months. P "a'y TWO
we hold the perfect right of the Senate to reject At
."e', pressure, any nomination which NAV be mad, bv
me PRESIDENT, without assigning reasons for their conJuct}
we also admit the right Of the President 10 renomioa,c ,he
same individuals, upon assigning new reasons bu,
mnnou' efincisiug the course Of the Senate. In this
,espect, me Senate owes no responsibility to auy ouar,rr
om' 10 heir own consciences aud to their constituents
me senate may have erred, and il is highly probable
maj u'cy have erred, in the motives which have ac,ua,.
e." mem 10 reject the nomination Of the Government, D.
iec'ors. But The President, has committed an error in die.
cussng The motives which might have actua,eJ hen
ara upon putting on an hypothesis, his own duty of non;.
natng 10 The Senate, officers whose appointment ia c,Isd
ior ny The laws OF the land. We are pleased to learn
rom The Globe, that the President is about TO mammal.
oi"eT directors to the Senate. The President nuts il nm.
on the ground, that the Senate have not ayoyed tj,.;r ~.
Jechon OF lhe iormer Directors, because they had comm.
nica'eu the transactions Of The Bank TO him-thereiore a q
'hey have not maintained this principle, he will nominate
V,'e's' we nave not had lime TO look at the proceediness
OF The Congress which framed the Bank charter. for lie
purpose OF seeing whether this function of reporiing IN
The Executive by the Government Directors was coniem.
plated al the lime.
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ion'y would have been so lesa. ttst they would hsrjlr
nave hd Tue ehrontery TO CLAIM. the day.
But nethinks these gentry have ballooed too soon IN,
.re week had passed over their joys. they were doo,nei
70 meet a reverse OF fortune by the former sous of oil
U'oucester, which more than baisnccd the account, ma
ue writer has no doubt but they will meet with a similar
.ePu.,e on Monday next, upon the plains Of our little
mes'rs. Editors, this unholy alliance. of such discoriapt
.'emen's Us those OF which 1t is composed, cannot last
mueh longer. The Bdnkifes and Nationals man be ion,
SaSsouoiy united but the writer humbly aud sincerely
Ieneves' mat The MULES (with n few excrp,ions) will ere
'o"s see me error OF their ways, an! like the prctjisaI son.
,posen OF IN Holy wit, return TO the home Of their father
.un WHICH,, oy 'heir too great derofion TO men. thew
nave s'fayed And shall they not be again received in,oo
ue democratic iamiiy? Yes. Mrssrs. Editors, we should
s"e ue", me right hand OF fellowship. and consider them
q bone OF our bone, and flesh Of our flesh. The w,i,.r
therefore, looks ahead for better ,mce-for the union of rhe
g,ea' democratic pariJ--ihe party which In 1900 Triumph
e' over afistocracy-the party which has since successful.
" w'ged a war for " Free Trade and >ailots' Rigb,,-and
more recently. by the election Of Andrew Jackson TO the
PRESIDENCY, checked the rapid strides which Congress had.
'nroads OF the Constitution. MATuEws" '
April, 1891.
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FAIRFIELD RACES-THBD DAY-rHURsosr. NAV l. 1874
Jockey Club Pvse, $500, -four mi q heats, en,Inoce s6
binson, 4 years cd, o 4.
~. Hate's & IN lronette, by Contention, dam by Packen- "
ham, 5 yeas old,
by FIonzei, 6 yeuTs old,
J: D.. Gntrison's be Ohio, by Monsieur Tou.on 4 wears old. Z
Hector Davi.'s C IN Dolly Dixon, by Sir Charles, dam bv
Hornet, aged,
r. ID. stareo's m Tubeiose, by Arab, dam by Bellair, 6
Yeas old,
Time-lst heat, I'm. 55s.-ed, I'm. SIS.
FRIDAY. May 2
T"st Rdec-A Swecpsiakes for colts and FLIES. 2 wanna oil ,Io
feat. "S PAID ior-
WIN. Wynns b C by Merlin, dam Isabella.
Joseph ShepsId's b { by Monsieur Tonson, dam. thu dam oe
Malcolm, NA"' VI uam o.
Ihos. Gaves'c C by Gohanna, dam by Sir Cbatlos.
John Minses & C by Medley, dam Menno Eve. by' lack An.
drews, '"" II"
Time-lst heat I'm. 5as.-2i, In. SIS.
second fdee.-A Post Sweepstakes for colt, and 6u;e. q ,o,,,
ooe, mhe heats-SIOO entrance, p or p-S35O of tbe nmo,ot 10 Il
laid out IN a pair of silver pitsheTs. no
Richard Adams C by Tonson,
II. a. Tayloc's b by Rockingham.
VIM. Haxnlls b { by TimoIeon,
Geo. 7 Crump's br by Medley.
John Heih's C + by Janus,
Time-lst heat, lin. Sos. I'D, I'm SIS. u"
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FOR ri ENeUIRER.

hsgt AsN W. NaO IOI ZfD
MEssRs. EDIToRs: The bauIe has been fought mon
The plains OF Old GIoucester,b by the combined forces Of The
Nullihers, Nationals and Bankites on tie one sIc. and The
Old Democratic party on The other. The allies may exuI,
al this victory, but theirjoys will be Of sio, duration: in.
deed, were all the circumstances which combined in their
iavor, 10 undergo the test Of inves alton, The writer
thinks they would have little, if any cause of exultalion.
these circumstances i will eudcavor To- describe. A short
time before The election. the Bank had flooded the county
win many scores Of The speech of the prince Of Null.
hers, made ia the Senate on CIsy's resolutions; and abou,
The same time Senator Tyler, and orr representative, MIR.
wise, a Bank man, filled our post offices with their speech
es on the same suhject-Thus the People with the excep.
lion OF the few who take the newspapers containing tie
speeches 10 Congress, pro snd con) were presented with
a one'sidcd view OF the great questions which agitate the
country. In addition TO these arts aud strsiageins, a me.
mortal was drawn w, aud many signatures obtained,
praying Congress to restore the Depnsites TO the mammoth:
by which means many were pledged 10 vote at the cleo.
ton, Tor the candidate WHO was in favor OF that measure.
Another circumstance also, which favored the allied Iorc-
es, was, the great TALL OF water the day preceding the
Election, which prevented the voters from the extremes
OF the county, with very few exceptions from attending
the Elections; Wills, the stronghold Of the allies was
about t'Ie centre OF the county. This il evident. from The
TACT that they nearly exhausted their strength on the first
day, while on The two following days the AdlDif,stfs ion
Candidate, Col. Hsrwood, gained considerably, getting
nearly Two to one on those days. Yet, notwithstanding
the polls were kept open three days, there were only polled
three hundred and thirty. three votes. although, NV old
mother can bring into HE field in good weather about four
hundred and fifty voters.
Thus, Messrs. Editors, II appears that although from the
lorce oil circumstances, v bich could not he averted by the
friends OF the Administration, the allied forces have car.
RED our old mother Gloucester-yet their victory is by no
means a signaI one for, as I before observed, had the first
dSy been q favourable one for = general turn. out, their ma
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-06
by the Governor Of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
a ALTON.

IfokMATlON having been given TO me, BY the
ID Ja,ior oil F"iridx county. that on the night Of the 26,h
hpri last, a certain JOHN WINDovER, who had been
committed TO the Jail of that county, charged with having
endeavored to incite Instruction or rebellion amongst lhe
OIaeKs-and subsequently, with an attempt TO burn the Jail,
mate his escape tberelron, and is going at large.
NOW, therefore, |, Litteton Waller TszeweIl, Governor
Q me ssII Conmonwealth, have thought fit TO offer a re-
ware OF wo Hundred and Fifty Dollars, to any person or
persons who will s%pprchend the said John WinJoyer. and
deliver hin TO The Tailor Of FaiIfax county: aud do mere
over require all officers civil aud military, and exhort the
good people OF this Commonws aIih, to use heir best ex-
eriions TO a%pprebend the said Windover, tina, he NAV be-
dealt with according 10 law.
Given under my hand, as Governor, and under
lSEALJ The lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, al Rich
mond, this second day of May, 1884.
LIT. W. TAZEWELL.
John Windoyer !, about 81 or II years of age, about 5
iect lO inches 10 height, fair compile xioD, dark bushv
nead' blue eyes. Had on when he escaped, a coat Of
nght drsb, domestic paniaioonS, and chip hSE is a carpen-
YER 10y Trade. and resided for some time past in the county
Of Prince william.
May g. n7-wdy
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VI ever there was a easo, whsn concert, sad harmony, and pati.
q, Effort: were oapsd,sa, III : When Ave persons arc aspiring 10
the Chief Masntracy or this nsion.-We Trust the Intelligent editor
or the Register will himself Join us 10 the edort-aad when the storm
has passed away, we will cit down amicabiy aud cordially toes,hsr
u devise some better plan OF nomination than a caueus--or for 40
Noe. 1873. ~"
I've ye, hope, that osr respected friend will CO operate with Us;
WI yet rally around an election by the People tot each Stat.j--wil
yet attempt ID save the nation ffoml thai n,o.t bhieo,. ,,.a .m.
election by the II. OF RID
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PAGE-Q DEL.)

DIR. WIN. NJ. Robertson, re.
Sam. Anderson, tx
John Mcpherson, -"
: mat Dr. Robertson. our former dele ate, is again
e'ee'eo ny q majority Of II votes. All three candidates,
a'e ,ne most decided and unwavering friends of the Adj.
n'h's,rauon-opposed 10 the U. s. Bank-to the res,ora
mon o. the Deposites, and in favor OF the reelection of
VIM. Y. Rives TO the U. S. Senate. They are ali pe,so.
n""y popular, ant threw themselves before the people OIL
"a' B'ouhu aione.-The vote was rather a thin one"
SOUTHAMPTON.
From a paper ins, !. EDidoks or THE ENQUIRER.
"ss oeeii attempted TO impress upon The punnv. ua, ' 10"
o.ies''e e'.e. from This county has .quivocaied. or failed
@eHpiess distinctly his political opiniors-where you ,e-
Po't ne u oil no particular party" I do not know a more
ue,iuea mar u his politics thoroughly against the remo-
val OF the Deposites and the high. handed cosise Of Cen
'aeSSon-in favour Of b. w. Leigh and the rcstor,,ien Of
me Deppsnes' and by no means a Rives man. MS will APP.
pear oy MS letter just received by me, which I take the
merry Of sending to you, that you nay correct any state.
"en' made TO you by your correspondent, tending TO leave
a uouo' IN regard TO his established PRINCIPLES. You will
"e'e'o'e' make the proper correction"
SCOrT-U DELI
No'. spear, elected, Gays the Abingdon Republican,
IS supporter oil The present Adminiui alton, opposed to the
rr-charicr OF The U. ). Bank, and 10 the restor.,ion oJ ,I,e
Deposites." VI 'e
SMYTH COUNTY-N DELI
william X. Harley elected. State OF the polls.
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Virginia Elections.
AC OMACK-l2 DrN

hCt OMACK-(2 DELI
"Jno. Drum,nond. (Anti.Jaekson0 Ast
Souihey Grnsids,- do. SOP
Thomas Il. Bayley, do. 22s
WIN. :. Upshur. do. I65
X, j. Pouison. Jackson0 PA
yohn buii, (any thing the people wish him. 40
D'"n'nona ani Pouison represented Aceomsrk last
session-Grnslds in place Of Pouison."
- AUGUSrA-(2 DEL)
ihe s'annton Spectator says, that " Notwi h.,anding
me opponents OF the Adininis,r alton in this county had four
candidates IN the held TO divide their votes, and the Jack
son party but one candidate. and he, too, brough, out by a
puo'c meeting. Messrs. Craig and Brooke, decided anti.
nnin,nis,fa"on men, are elected by handsome m.iori,ies.-
nus y Indeed a signal victory. Capt. Abney. the Jack.
son c"nd'daie.i Is t'hri on the return. The whole number
OF votes polied was about 9T0 rather an unusual number
:" !" e'ec,'o" d. delegates alone. A considerable pro.
portion OF The Jackson men threw their wboi. s,rc,,,i, =,
"e'r candidate as Tor instance, 81 votes were thrown on
one senoleha"' IN connex'on with Captain Abney, at The
ney. S"
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The following statement shows the state of the nolI.

Prentiss and Spencer were A~uties-CreeI for Admins
trai'on.-lhe Pafkersburg Republican SAYS, tha, though
mere was a 'genile breeze started at the Court HOUSES
yet, +" al The district elections but little excitement pre-.
vailed-and that many did not attend the polls. The re.
sun therefore cannot be relied upon as showing the real
strength Of The two parties"
a wheeling paper says. " The Election in Brooke took
piare yesterday. We entertain great hopes of Dr.. Csmp.
bells elertion. Mr.. Edgington's success Oor the Senate,
10 very doubtful"
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Extract of N Isffcr.

Upon the conclusion OF Mr.. Maxwslls speech at the
Election III the Borough Of Norfolk, he was requested Inv
present U. s. Bank - His answ err was, Il am against il If
course, upon constitutional principles Queyg. Can the
PRESIDENT, in his desire 10 see the public money withdrawn
from an unconstitutional Bank, be construed into a n nm.
constitutional act ~
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II ncrEecL mnnstnr. q.

VI pcDect monSt~ tchich he tc0rId meier sau.
The ". Y. EUcning Star in discussing the % candi.
dates Tor editorslip, and The literary qualifications for the
profession, adds:'' w "'
lastly, On editor should possess the importurbabIe rrayi,v of ,b,
uu'h-'he ouoyaot, inrrpressibie viyacity OF the GauIethe n,aI,o,a
Sci eg" III ~ OF an snchorIis-,he cool, determined courage of q
oc,PoI,ne eI"queDce OF n Demostbcnss-,hs humanity of q H..
ara, and the sIaces and accomplishments of a B,ummeI, " 3"
MI: Noah seems TO forget one Of the most essential ma.
Ihc1,'ons of an Editor. He should possess the inieplrtv
ola Ao,'c'us-snd be able 10 say, " that as your elephants
Iup' me Today He must especially beware of the pa.
per oiihe Us. Bank aud never sacrifice his princinIes
thus" . s'aPeo
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SMYTH COUNTY-O DELI
:" " iiham X. Harley" elected. State nj Nh. roIIs.

MI. Harley elected by a majority Of 249 over DR..
Eemah"s' me former representative. Harley is a deci.
ded iIiend OF the Administration"
SURRY-Q DELI
Gen. John c. Crunp (Anu) is reelected by a msiori,v
OF ~ votes over Mr.. Boorhe, (Adh-A letter from this
de grace TO Jacksonism." ""P
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me attention oil the people had been. and wholly unaccus.
,0n,ed as his competitor was to public speaking. Psrticu.
,,sny ou he urge bis acknowledged services in the james.
es'sisoon ON that subject at The next session ; aud so ma.
ny voted Tor him>on that ground alone. as 10 dives, this
and unexsmpled exeriions were mad, in every sor, ~ - !.
1yy "e friends, runners, and psrtizsns OF Mr.. CabelL-
mere nsd also freshly arrived fiom the North certain
me,e"an,s, VINO, having been mis!cd by the arts Of the
panie,.naSers there, returned with their minds aiiena,ed
, 10, Gen. Jackson, as the supposed author OF the distress,
'n" ous"' ftshguny 10 be asciibcd to the Bsuk alone.
aud who oracuisriy told the peoole. r,f.r,e, ,o,,,s., a.,
'n'o''''uon' mat II they were only 10 visit the Northern
t s,ass a. ,ney Lad done, and witness the great distress
'nere, ohey would all torn against Jack.on."&c SC.
" u cannot, therefore, be a matter of surpr;s. tLa,. u,J.r
aIehese disadvantage, the friend. OF the Administrators
were defeated; and MIR. Csbeli himself, taking all things
mo consideration can scarcely doubt that the great bu1k
oil MS constituents are still unaliena,ed from the Admits.
tfation. The polls stand thus:
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~ Sign.--The U. s. Telegraph prefers a National
Bank 10 the State Banks, as fiscal sgen,s--as less uneou
s''tti0Ha, dangerous, &c. &c.-We shall examine this
question notwithstanding IN 10 mind IN tho m"a"i WIZ
.,at oo'b Mr. Jefferson in his Cabinet opinion, and Mr.
hauison IN his great Speech Ooh OF which we will
speco'y 'ay before our resher.) pointed out the State
Banks ss eligible aud constitutional agents for The F.Jorai
uovernment-bn the course of tbe Telegraph satisfies
w. mar some Of its multiplying friends are going over 10 The
". :. Dans"-"e VIII prove that the argument of the Tel
eeg'aphis just as absurd. as liz pretended attachment, 10
STATE Rights Is hollow and insiiions
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cole Tor Sendfe I02."
CULPEPER COUNTY.

CULPEPER COUNTY.
The las, Culpeper Gazette saws, dit IN, p,s.iJer, la,
come Out with this vindicaion Che Protesf) one month
eafiier' mi lime would have besn allowed his friends In
nave corrected any wan!on and injurious misreprc.en,a.
IONS MAJ, might have been circulated to his prejudice with
a view oil operating upon the Virginia Election; but hav.
,"g seen proper TO do so, pcnding these Elections, the op-
por'unity is lost and the Opposition has gained much n
Is an'ost certain mat the use made Of il here gained
~GREENBRiER-U D)
pierre b. Withersd, Joseph Anderson. and Csoro.p
ni'eldhd-the two iormer decided and warm opponents Of
'he present Administrations; the latter gentleman a Jack
sou man. OUT opposed TO the removal of the depo.ites, and
IN favor oil the United States Bank. The vote stand. thus:
MiiLaLal .
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MARRIAGES

Married, on Tuesday, the 2d ut by tho Rev Mr. H,,oe NJ,
Thomas Cole, Of Alabamn, to Miss Susan r. Nelson, daughter of ar.
James Nelson, OF Louisa County.
On Thursdsy, the oath ut by the Rev. Eli Ball, Mr. Levi, IT.
Luck, OF this CIV, 10 Miss MaIia II. CLARKE. of Hanoye1.
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Ass ENfBI
20

rae Is reelected, and John w. Hoiis (hoth
anti dninistration,) u is elected in place oiTbou.. p,e,,oa
!,acksoh2 There were three Jackson candidates. Tho.
r'es'on, Nathan Reid, "a brother Of the biogrspher of
vote, as compared with that Of the two ami Admin;.,r,,;o,
eann'ua'es' shows an immense majority in old Bedford
against me course OF the present Aimini.t n, alton. Tn. fol.
lowing Is The state OF the olls:-Lyneh5urg Vr.
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wASHINGTON CouNrY-n nrN

~ TOTAL, $50
.aoinga"i Rcpu6fcan0 are opposed 10 the restoration Of
The deposi,es aud TO Ile u. S. Bank, and in favor of The
reelection Of VIC Rives. Maj. Mongle did not public.
~ "c'iare That he would so vote, but he gave privaIc ..
surances TO that effect. The gentleman "ho rrpresen,ed
MAJ M1ng'e at the Three Springs, pledged hiongle to
vote Tor fHves: many votes, ia The evening, al the Com,
hots", were given 10 him ia consequences of his prica,.
p'edges. Messrs. Lowrey, Lynch Dixon and mcconnell
lett he bench, several hours before the polls closed.
WESrMoRELAND-Q DrL)
James Jeu- (Anti1 oco
49, ii""Sei'o'u tA"'-'a'e memoer) 1873
WILLIAMSBURG.
10 The Editors. 1.-THE Williamsburg election wac
held on Monday, and although the day was a fine one. ON.
y a fourth part of the votes OF The City were poned. OF
the thirty two given in, MIR. Gregory the fate Dele gale
received 26, Mir Anderson 8, Mir. Mutlow /, and the
others were thrown away. MIR. Gregory has thus been
reelected for the District, by a large majority over his two
distinguished opponents, The "inexors6Ie lederali.,." and
Dummy. The district, which Mr.. Grego.y represents. ia
composed OF the counties of James City and York, and the
City OF W~'lhamsburg.-Mr Mutlow, the deaf and dumb
candidate, alone addressed the People a, the Williamsburg
Huslings: Being of the Republican party-"of the same
iaith OF Mr.. Gregory and his speech wi,hal very ami.
mated and denunciaiive of General Jackson, il wa. no
doub! deemed by his party. fully sufficient on heir side :
and MIR. Anderson was too much electrified by Dummy's
eioquencc to attempt any reply. F."
WOOD-G Drr
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J lie injunction OF secrecy being taken of, we publish The
message OF the President re. nomlua1iog the Public Direc.
.o'sc ahu, ~ orr next paper, shall publish the Report OF
INC Committee ol the Senate. IL ought to be remem.
ps'to' uat The brst nomination was made on the 17b
" Deceinbet last, and that IL was not acted on by the
oens'e uDIl eatly in March. The re- nomination wa.
made on he lltb Of March, and has been suffered 10
s'eeP IN the senate until The LIST Of May, when the re-
Pot d mace and Immediately acted on. The report
oi 'he committee OF the Senate does not place the reiec.
uon on The conduct OF The Directors IN making fieir
communications 10 The President; on the contrary, IL
.esves u 10 be inferred that they msy have been re-.
Jecied on other g,ouDd.; and, under such circumslan.
ess' we presume other Directors will be nominated a.
sooh as , proper selection can be msde. n IL much 10 be
,ea'ed' however, that there will be difficulty IN obtaining
ue sefyitesoi any citizen, while IL IL l,t IN doubt whe.
meI he senase viii not reject hem, il they initiate the con.
uuct OF The late Directors, io reporting, from tine 10 time,
such a1uses as may come 10 their kno ledge. Since the
istot Jsnusry last, Nessrs. Biddle mud Co. have had The
game In their own hands, without any witnesses 10 observe
'beir proceedings. The committee Of Congress will, how.
ever, be able, we doubt not, To penetrate into the myste.
res 81 THIS most %eotioring institution Globe.
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III Is said that MIR. Adams has announced bis intention
OF %resigning hi. seat in Congress at the close Of lhs ~
sent session." P'
a letter from Washington on Fr day states, that "Mr.
msOnine goes oil for good and al to the South OIL Sunday
he is 10 bad health and spirits."