FROM THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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FROM THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.


We publish the enclosed memorandun',
which has been handed to US for publica-
tion by the Executor, in obedience to the
injunctions of Mr.. Macon, deceased.


my relation, Joseph seawall Jones,
came twice to my house, before he publish
ed his defence of Mr.. Hooper. to ascertain
his political character in the State. Hewas
both times told that Mr.. Hooper was the
frs: man who called meeting of the
people in this State to oppose British taxa
ton; but that from the year 1871, he had
not the confidence ofthe Wings who were
in the General Assembly during the war
HE enquired after other Revolutionary
characters not necessary to mention.
II told Mr.. Jones at Raleigh, during
the sitting of the State Convention in 1885,
that should leave this statement for pub
lication, which is now done.


NATHL. MACON.


October, 1885.