Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-13

hent"eSy-The Senate of this State have thrown ou,
the bill suppressing the New Court Of ApoeaI bv ta
casting vote of MIR. McAfce the 1t. Governor, The -
lowing extracts are of interest,
rom the Lexington, Ky. Reporter Nov &C.
10 THE EDITOR FROM FRANKFoRr
ar, fr'aGy -HorHthg, Nor 90. 1926.
9'"ru"n oil ah"lfs mere is peculiar and most in
teS''ng' LIE Senate has rejected INV striking ou tho
C'ii originating in the lowsr House to reps nj the
zi"s act. The vote sood 1913; was lost bv IN,
ing vote of the 1t Governor He has assumed an awful
espGhs6iiiy-hs country will decide-The bill will h.
(pcrhaps this day. returned to the House it si, ~
Pect as to render it impossible for us to pass il II om
G"""s6S 'he recognizing act by repeal.g ont the Gur,
Judge and reducing the salaries of the rer,,i,, $780,
NEW couf to 9l<UO This is their famous comm
spirit 'r
- IN this Crisis MI BREcKEHRIDGE Introduced into the
house preamble and resolution, expressive of the sense
u the House ana the country the recent md x;s,;
state OF misunderstanding the committee an Co, :,
justice TO ascertain what exist 10 obstruct the ola
'e u'S'hage OF ITS duties aud report the most
edrctua means for tier removal This was unexnec,,
ny Inc adverse party 1t coming up in the face ol
Inc whole subject, and was to he decisive A d.
"E oi 'hFee days continuance and the powerful
have ever heard, the immediate tesuit Tho ,,ai
to passed by about 50 to SIS. In the course of tine do
/ for compromise: f''IN''
ist That the Old Court should 90 on in the DISCHARGE
ot ITS duties the only Ccns;ut;ou,l Com, 49, -
act had passed renove them Tina, tbr,a sIo,,I "
ded to 1t fourth judzeto have veto ON the deciios
Oh 'e Court On Constitutional quesous.-The same com,
tpTomise was offered to them last year.
2nd. That the Governor, It, Governor Judros 49,, G
na'e' should all Tesign-and the power of appoipt,er
thus revert to the people who would settle the mater
7 suppose both offers will he rejected If So we mus
Stah hr Tor another campo ign-Rest assured The ou
House vii! stand finn, and faithfully discharge their n,
From me Frankfort Coma,enlqfoy, of.vor Of
ne Fcoples BM-'Ihe Bill was returned TO IN. uor,
. y, Inc
Etaken up and read; motion made to DIssGrEE
TO- ana the Question taken without debate, and decided i
Nhe affirmative. Ayes 81, Noes 80. "
i II was Immediately reported BIZ ok to tbc Sro, 49,,
Nerred to committee of the whole for NIonday n,v
resolution was offered yesterday in the fIouse Of p .
personalities, by Mr. Marshall proposing the re<iona
ioi the GorernOr, LiecnaHt Gorernor Senator's and 5
representatives. and the JgeS of the Od and of the N
court The resolution has preamble in which tho C
hrutes IN which the country is involved in cops.o,,
Inc ADVERSE claims of the two the dsacrec
nen OF the two branches of e legislature are advee,
e" and proposing refer the subject in this av n a.
people as the ultimate arbiters of all power
Znd resolution proposes, that committee of ho,I
houses be raised, 10 correspond with Governor a
&c. upon this proposal The resolutions being inur Ia
on the table one day, of course. , ~'
The bill from the Senate take sense of the n,oo
as to calling convention, called up in the house
terday, discussed and iad on The fa6c Sd voting for liza
motion, which puts end to that subject for this session
Virginia has lately lost two distinguished citizens BIZ III
death of JAMES PlNDALL, Of CIarksburg, and J,,,r
JOHNSON Collector Of the Port of Norfoil--both receu
in Congress.
900
Gov Troups letter to the President overaows with III
gall of bitterness 1t to be regretted that men of hi
sense, should yield themselves slaves of passion.
600
The death ofALLAN McRAE, Esq on Saturday, was on
Of the most awful events witnessed He was taken
in his seat in the House Of Delegates and expired in
hour suffering il the meantime, the greatest agony.
D(rgtmta AegtalaturF.