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

lions has afforded the strongest evidence of his respcc
Tor them. lie narrated AT length the history of NIr
ue's course the question OF rccharttrina- th, 81,
BANK o; the States and insisted that the On, differ
chce between han and the General Assembly was IN
the mode OF deriving the righi-te Legislature con.
s"ist;ng IT nhcrcI themselves and Mr. g. deriving
from their furnishing the best of public SEN
lnnen'. Mr. G. paid the highest compliment to Mr..
randolph, but he preferred that that gentleman should
remain where he II the rapa,ts OF the cnsitu
'ion defended 10y a Randolph, stormed, he would
oppose to IFS enemies the citadel the resstance
OF farewell and Giles. lie would grant If It were
necessary that Nh. Giles had denied the right of i.isiruc-
ton, and hrow him upon the rlagnanr,.ty of tn. Lee.
Sisa'u'e tor forgiveness and renewed confidence.
Hlr. Jacfson Of Wood, followed in supper. OF Cen
fuckers nomination. He attacked Ms CHESS cou Sc
IN TIE Congress of IBlI-12 relation the measures
OF ar, with pointed severity, asserting that lac had IT,
"recuv ;hwarted measnies, which he afraid openly
10 oppose. lie however justified his dsobcdience of
hSinctionS and declared that with him, that The
'edeenihg feature IN Mr. CHESS political life. But
whist Mr. Giles in this received his appreciation he was
unwilling that the Legislature should be guilty of the
inconsistency Of elec;iug indiv dual who ienied
Pri"c'pie which thei deemed fundamental. He OBJ
served that Gen. Tucker, acknowledgment OF the
right was the only objection that he lad against him
out hoped 1t would have n favorable tendency the
House lie reviewed Mr.. Randol2h's course; direct
'hS against in an animated ccnsure, aud concluded a
Speecn which left the minds his audience avora
impressions OF his boldncss independence and future
promise.
Mr Go'tl2n, Of AI5emarIc joined in the nomination
o Mr. 1ilcs-and na Spcech fiaught with good feeling
ca'ed on The Repnhcans OF the House To support him
NE reminded the House of the support VIRGINIA had
given Mr. Crawford for the Presidency and tl.t in the
very Debate In which Mr.. Giles as il was aleoca
had denied the right of instructions Mr. Crawford had
zone So emphaucaiy-ponting to- NIessrs Brent and
Giles, and 'emariIrg tauntingy that those geneme,
't come mere with orders in their pockesn "a very
good argument certainly against MIR Crayiors claims
me support oil Virginia, but which nobody would
listen 20. two years ago)
MI LoyaH, OF Norfolk Borough, conc luded the De-
bate, and aided in Tie nomination of Mr. R,nIIrL
panegyrising his character talents and political c,,s,s
tency. '
he debate being ended the ballots were counted
Isl. Batot-65.-Tucter Randolnh G3.-G;Ios
J"-fi"Id 4o--Nr. Fl, yd being trupDcd by ruIe If
the ilonsc the Cd bciIot stood tins. '~ -
FUCKER 37--Randoiph 79-GiIes 60
Mr. 1I!ss being then dropped the contest c,nc bo
tween Messrs Randolph and Tucker who are bro,,r.
by the mothers side "'' - 0'''i'
Mr. Jgrk'son of Wood. who bad nominated C,onor,
her' 'hen rose and pressed his regret at the stu
''icn IN winch those gentlemen were ulaced in ,afn
renee to each other. He observed that Con TrLo
a instructed has friend, place him m onno,,tion
20 MS ofohcr' hut that hey had acted under the highest
'o'sutfa,i"hs OF public duty. A the contest how
ever had narrowed down, and was puyy con;,,J r.
iose gentlemen. lie should take the Gher,, - LII
craving The name of Gen. Tucker frorr tine ,
Mr. Cf"EP Of Cumberland. express cd his tl,ar.I, 70
" II" the u'icacN o: ms course. and tuul. II ~ &C
"S'h W. loln iii the commentators besto, ed u,up NJ,
! Randolph. D''" '''''
''e' l'u' to the withdrawal of Gen. Tucker. arne
proportion OF the House had deposited te, t,d bal,
'o'S III me u"XeS-thoueh il arreaIed afterwards nat
some OF the friends - Gen T. had not done softer
that step, '''e'
N'r THieSon OF Augusta, suggested the proprcty of
another ballot, which was opposed by Mr. DrumpooIe
! p brunswick, and overruIed
| Mr. C0g%iR, of Bedford gas of oni,;o, H. . H.
name OF the individual last cropped Mr. Cicsl shond
y: agar" considered III Notwithstanding this was like
'e m"a b1'f"f was then counted. and stood tins.
Randolph l04-Tuckcr SO So that NJ, -
was e'ected-It Is proper state that accorlinn 10
common OPINION, The withdrawal of Cen Tucker had
no eject on tie result. and at Mr. Randolu,s cleo
i' was ce''',n Oh Inc LAST balIot-42 who voted on
INC TWO irSt, did not vote the third ballot