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Domestic News
November 26, 1830
Daily Richmond Whig
Richmond, Virginia
What is this article about?
Rumor reports a proposition from Washington to J. A. Hamilton to succeed John Randolph as minister to Russia; Hamilton expected to decline, and Randolph's resignation confirmed received.
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We find the following in the last Baltimore Patriot. The reader has as much light upon the question of its probability or improbability, as we.
Another Minister to Russia.—A New York correspondent of the Boston Palladium says, that it is rumored in that city, that a proposition has been made from head quarters, at Washington, to J. A. Hamilton, to proceed to the Court of the Emperor of Russia, as successor of John Randolph. Rumor says that Mr. Hamilton's friends have dissuaded him from accepting the Mission, and that he will decline it. The writer says, he has no doubt of the truth of the report, nor that the resignation of Mr. Randolph has been duly received at Washington.
Another Minister to Russia.—A New York correspondent of the Boston Palladium says, that it is rumored in that city, that a proposition has been made from head quarters, at Washington, to J. A. Hamilton, to proceed to the Court of the Emperor of Russia, as successor of John Randolph. Rumor says that Mr. Hamilton's friends have dissuaded him from accepting the Mission, and that he will decline it. The writer says, he has no doubt of the truth of the report, nor that the resignation of Mr. Randolph has been duly received at Washington.
What sub-type of article is it?
Appointment
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Russia Minister
J A Hamilton
John Randolph
Diplomatic Appointment
Resignation
What entities or persons were involved?
J. A. Hamilton
John Randolph
Where did it happen?
Washington
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Washington
Key Persons
J. A. Hamilton
John Randolph
Outcome
mr. hamilton's friends have dissuaded him from accepting the mission, and that he will decline it. the resignation of mr. randolph has been duly received at washington.
Event Details
A proposition has been made from head quarters, at Washington, to J. A. Hamilton, to proceed to the Court of the Emperor of Russia, as successor of John Randolph.