Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07

II L. proposed 70 b Id aconvensioa Of the friend. and
supporters OF the American party In the towo OF Hsmp
ton On the Gath OF this month"; and informed that t
Il 40 understood through the district. Let each coaniy
then, send delegates this convention let them agree
spsn Who Van ~ p ne e,nd,d., and sssssss b "
The district IL there Is no spls the party be win b.
elected. NORTHERN MECH
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o. The CITY request 70 lay ,- .s,- be
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mot u s ssS ., ar g. the pSss and san
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% paper. .as on the public .hn sa % ess
FROM ihs Who'll. Of i.s.s ~. e.esi..e m.d The
psSi:Asd p.p.sy a:se:f. .
prove It. .Sos esrtsny asssar.s .s.l NOT at
70 10 :ss ,a .Ss. sss
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in The statement Of Equality bat ,tameo, Of
<: ra.ns. co%%i.ss. s sss make.
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has ever passed. the Council and EaaAy indeed
and ls. day; ,hsss,s. S.as ovid,
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osdS.ne. had Sa the ooansi msr Suppose Sse.S.. an
bad se % By t1 , Object .hA
G.s such % s wah could point
der. admit. tina, they rn.nee only
T%s from I Ss %
error In hsr .s.i.nsn, oa.t
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Council Cor the TRANSACTION Of business abort s md.
ss,ias they in,s.,ss;e The as Of III, snsss
a.s. Ssr Re present. aa SsaI At
y I'm me sam,s. hss 19s nncSa M % ct pro
s s,'. . s C, ny. .ssa under a.
s'T could set taking S E and making os his scGs
his bills which took about month and the eOilesiion.
ney City OF July the
81 The S sG Be Under =. The .o existing
s .%9sn, The pr.Sna estate as they could and has. The tax
the Ass.or a. he could give Them At s, tine He n'or@sd the
sonsi would
committee ead their tax btu upon that amoun, OF personal a.
turned gu. to Dc several million. which
expected occasion to state thai the committee
s S .y for S
some yrry large .petonaon. s snd many NOR and
short time suffice, Tor the public to
ties devolved them By the Council fhfy
The Ie;,s, q g.. Mr. Rcs1ssq .ad5.d to TIE President of the
the City papers
at ' S0ss ~, oSSSs could take as,oa DE com
motive Mr. Roeio:Sn soaa have .sndns n.
IT, a, which time would have been Published along with the
Mr. Robinson informs attempting carry system
s s % & SGSn a s,a on IN to the sub
1Sss IN The ,,s constitution and city charter and va. h
rise to question. which could Re wr avoided lie then
why Mr. avoided thsse ontuOnai osssen.
a OF .s G srs q Sss the % Of the
present certainly the present
that Mr. Roblnson admits Nov ash very good
Of the of S'tr opinion ON
s a. ss s mot 10 and at %. time -.
drawn by hi%'. .sG Without protest or muir
we'll ali the ordnance.
have di.eened il At moaenfs sane Mach ir.. In ave or S
sSperenee 10 drawing ordinances ia. b- chairman q
ysOT Of the Council EMPLOYED and paid for h.. Nov
sh. The sea.,o.a rsqrs hen he hs. been
he has o.n that they were and d not inform the
and n z. s if sT nc ss a Is ' ooansn T1ias
doubt no; would have been . h. h'd not resigned.
~ lad down by h-sl BY the late Council he told full
Tor Of old present
SoGn have voted against e,e principles Mr. Robinson in this
Council because they have been proceeding that doe.
supposed that when ;he employed Mr. Robinson
that hey ever hat Mr. Robinson was to frame the
purpcr Of writing out tho ordinances In proper forms
Ter the Committee and Council had passed. them altering
the meaning and spirit Of the oFdinanee,s
II Mr. Robinson had the
ancd him their legal advisor think
has mistaken
always willing a
ruler whether Of
the Editor ofhwhg dehargl duties dvoved them,
vote for such In
In their judgments Will he best calculated the interest
The citizens Of Richmond viii
have always felt honoured Monroe
Ward in the Council, but whenever
board should become Objectionable respectable portion Of
FULLY resign, that thsy hll place with
ably defend their rights.
DAVID J.. SAUNDERS,
THE LATEST FROM MEXICO.