Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-28

respective countries in relation TO the slave trado
TOT every vexatious and abusive exercise rs
r III. iS"', oincers arc to be personally liable in
COSTS and damages, &c. and prcscribes otbs.
proceedings to be had in such cases.
+ Arucie y, provides that the Government oe
Aci nauon VIII inquire into abuses of this Con-
Vontion, and the laws of each countrv h, a..
oihcers thercofrespectively, and infict nm ,i,. 'c
hcers complained of, adequate punishment.
Article 10, declares, that the RIGHT rec;nro,,,
~ conceded by this Treaty, is wholly and ex.
ciusirely founded on the two nations having h,,
their laws, made the slave trade piracy. and {.
no, 10 be taken TO affect, in any other way. fbe
.s ., tne parties, &c and engages that each
power shall use its influence with all civiI;zc,i
powers, to procure from Thorn the az knoyledy-
| ,heht OF The slave trade being piracy under lie
law Of nations. ''
Article IL prov ides that the ratc cations or tbe
ireaty shall be exchanged at .Lonion. within
'"e,ve months, or as much sooner thereafter as
possible. ''
The above paragraphs contain svnorsis Ollie
Convention, as laid before the Senate. II WIS
rauned by the Senate, with certain coud;tio,s
one OF winch limited the duratio., of the 'r,c,t
10 the pleasure of the parties an, another Ii,n;:.
ca The right of search to the African Seas III
.nese conditions The gioiind OF Obi, co T., tho,
~. r,y, ana the 'o'es upon it. ifrot pre- cntei to
INC fublic IN an official FORM we shall me cat g
present further account to our readers.
.N;;t. Int.
The reader viii discover, BY tho procce Inns
OF yesterday, that the sciect committee of the
rouse Oh representatives, to WHO n was re or; cd
The Memorial of hIr. EplvARps. latc Ssn,tnr
from Illinois, impeaching the administration If.
the iiscai Concerns of The Cnycrncnt. h.,
maze Report entirely exonerating the Treay
"ry department from the charges prefe, rcd n
gamst 1t. The Report is sufficient, COM. Iusiyc
though, from regard to the dignit, OF the House
IL probably does not bestow, upon charges WHICH.
IL declares to be unfounded the decided repro.
baton which they merit. Conside:inc the cha
racter OF the committee, however. ami the unan-
unity CT their report, 1t must have dcci i've
effect ~
BALTIMORE, MAY o.
On Monday, the 21th May, 1924, General VII
LIAM IT. WINDER, departed this life, in the Ann
year of his age va
In the loss of this distinguished individual the ma
non mas 10 lament the decease of gallant and ma
tfioiic cizen-Maryland, son attached to her in
'erests by ali the ties which areour combined ,v,h
generosity and hrmncss, secure to the Mace of or
ohth-baliimorc, an inhabitant ever ready To de-
iend her from destruction and to advocate her i.b,
his fannly-who shall speak OF their bcreavep,erts
"'ence drops tear and forbids cncroa ch,nent
upon the haowed abode of grief. or his fricnde
numerous as they are, who describe the varo,,s
manly traits ny which he first attracted and tho,
won them Who can tell the deep distress of HE
professional associates stripped by one fell blow of
inc great destroyer not only of the leading exanplc
III the cause OF gene Gus pliamhfophy nd zealou,
perseverance,, bur OF the aud kind spirit ,pb;ch
ever extended to them the benevolent tenderness ~
sympathy, at once consoling, supporting and hon
orabe. s ~
II we turn our mind to the principles which ar;-
mated the schemes of his life, fiut ro ai!cv-po
seihsh motive If we regard him in the daily strur
giles oi an active life, who has so rarely inaictea .
wiling pain upon others, and yet filled the ,ec as,,.
OF honor and justice to the like extent with VIZ ~
w INDER! The hour Of calamity, of danger and
distress, was cyertc one in which this great mans
virtues stood forth in boldcst reiief-The world nrc
sened no barrier too potent for his civalry; 70 the
rights OF man and the calls of humanity, the ener
getIc spirit which animated his bosom, ever rc.nor
led. We all feel this loss deepy-keenly-;, sick
ness OF eleven days sealed his fate, and baflcd tie
skill of the ablest ply sicians.
His death has produced vacuum in society,
which cannotbe shortly filed: for a hcaftsnd n,iud
of Winders temperament seldom, fall to the Let OF
any man. We mourn over his Observation-Disclosures
some consolation III feeling thatN, pileer
ION quits this sublunary scene.
american.
w c UNDERSTAND fhcra ie,,o tu,u