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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-07
Coagyess P,occe,lincg oC .Jroo,y,,,,

Is >THE SENArE-Mr. Randolph occupied the floor
during the time tha the doors we're open ON The rorn
sed amendment 10 the Constitution limiting the period
tor winch The same person should be eiribe 10 the
sdcncy Of the United States.
Is THE House or REpKEsrSri Ttvrs-Ir Thomas
H. Sill Representative from Tie state of PennsyIva
nia in the place Of the Hon Patrick FarrelIv decc,
cd, appeared, and was qualified
The following gentlemen were announced as corDpo.
sing the committee the amendments proposed to thc
Constitution Of the United States BY Mr. SicDpGio If
= e VIZ Messrs. AiCDulic of S. &. Lincoln Of Maine
Bartlett of n. II. Bailey of Mass. Pearce of r. l.
Hiailocks OF Vermont, Hoffman Of Y. Cassedv Of
y j. Alarklcy of Penn. Ri'Lane Of Del. Little Of
Via. Stevenson Of Va. Saunders of Y. &. TattnaI of
Georgia, Campbell Of Ohio, Test Of Ind. Cook of
III! fimbIe Of hy. Polk OF Ten. Scott of Missouri
Owen and M'tee, Of Alab Brent Of Lou.
Among the petitions was memorial presented by
Mr. Mefceroi Virginia. from the central committee Of
the Chcsapeak and Ohio Canal Convention and from
hc Commissioners appointed by tie States OF VIRGINIA
and Maryland, and by the United States, to open books
"r Use subscription Of stock to (he said canal. praying
lot subscription on the part Of the General Govern.
AchH winch memorial referred to the Committee
on Roads and Canals
nir. Livingston submitted the following resolutions
jfts'red, That the Constitution of the United States
oS"l 70 be 20 amedDed 10 give the election Of Pre-
ana ice President 70 the people of the H. States
""' He intervention OF Electors either by districts
- Ecnsr"' ticket, ~ each State, as the Legislature
' ''"' s"di by law, direct; such mode TO bc ALWAYS
c"'ie Tor period o. eight years, and in 10 case
10 DC CHANGED within three wears Of ary presidential
election And tha in case there is no majority Of ALI
nc votes for any candidate for either Of the said Offices
o ic election be made by Inc people between the Tvs
"SHcSi candidates for each Office: each State on scb
ae-01a eisC'irr having one YO'r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-07

Ordered that the said resolution be referred TO the
committee OF "a members appointed on the Isl inst to
prepare and report Joint resolution embracing the oh
ect OF the first resolution submitted by Mr. NicDulie
Tor an amendment to the Constitution of the United
States.
Mr. Stevenson, of Virginia, submitted the following
resolution:
Resoloed, That the Constitution should he SD amend
ed that IN case no election of President OF the United
States shall be made in the primary colleges that then
the respective State Legislatures Shall by Joint ballot
choose from the three persons having the highest number
of votes the list of those voted for as President one
as President of the United States: each State giving one
vote.
Ordered that tho said resolution DC also referred I'm
the Select Commute last mentioned.
y motion made by MIR. Buchanan, that the re-
solution submitted by him some weeks ago, proposing
TO amend the Constitution of the United States be re-
TERED TO the Select Committee uf twenty four members
appointed the LIST inst TO prepare and report Joint
resolution embracing the object of the rs resolution
submitted by Mr. McDufie for amendment to the Con-
stitution.
a motion made bv Mr.. Brent to amend the mo-
don of Mr.. Buchanan, 10y including therein the seye-
raj resolutions proposing amendments to the constittl-
ton OF the u States from the consideration of which
The Committee OF the Whole were discharged on the
first inst
and on the question 10 agree TO this amendments,
III passed III the Affirmative.
The question then put. VIII the House anree- TO
the motion of MIR buchanan as amended
And passed in the affirmative.
MR. MERGERS resolution, submitted on Friday last,
relative 10 the disposition of certain lrcan nrrrocs
imported into the Territory of Florida was called up
by the mover and discussed; hut before any decision
could be had, the Speaker declared tlat the time
allowed for the consideration of resolutions lad ex
PRED.
The orders OF the day were .hon taken up, and on
motion of hIr. Crowninseld the House resolved itself
INTO committee of the whole the state of the Union
Mr. Stevenson of Va. in the Chair and took up the re-
port of the Committee of Foreign Affairs, the expo
dency OF the proposed mission TO Panama. MIR. Nc
Lane OF Delaware, and Mr.. Forsyth of Georgia sub
mued amendments to the resolution reported by the
committee limiting tie powers of the Ministers; which
amendments were ordered To be printed and that
time for That purpose might be given, motion of Mr.
Hcl -ane, the committee rose, and obtained leave TO sit
again.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-07

had been adopted ar not But these measures are
entirely different. 1t has bceu long time since they
were adopted and ss far rs | know, no has ever
been turned out for advocating them. The Alien and
Sction laws attack on Rights which should al
be held sacred. he Tariff and the system of In
tcrnal improvements have for their object the protec
lion and Development of domestic industry, and are
sanctioned by majority OF the Nation
have, sir, ever been an anti tariff man. AS Far
mcr, thought the Tariff irnpolitc and unjust, but
have never doubted the constitutional right Of Con-
gress 10 pass the act; and if the majority of the nation
Is in favour of the measure after the battle has been
manfuy fought and have lost The victory, should
submit.
not believe that till the last week mpulllic and oppres-
sive the Tariff is notwithstanding entire conci,
ucncc with the views of Webster aud Randolph, that
the consitutonaiiy of this measure doubted.
The doctrine has been brought to light, sir, within
the last week can perceive sort of propriety in
adopting the Resolutions, and do more than dis
charge my duty by morinS their indefinite postpone
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-07

from ne Voc Iork Gn-rIIr 5nrU .
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND
After being for uuprecedeutedIy lore interval
without any dWect adyices from England, we were on
tas sailing PACKET ship Columbia, cart. Grntqr, l.on3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-07
Omcfal Dncumsemta.
Documents communicated oiM The Presidents Message
to the House IF Representatives. Of 3oM III.

Extracts rom the General Instructions Of Mr.. Clay, Secre
tary of State, Mr.. Poinsc appointed Envoy ENraor
binary and Minister Plenipocnary of the United States
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-07

Ert'ucts Of ieHc7 from Mr. Toinseti, Enroy Errd-
ordinary and Minister Ptenipotcnory Of The United
States to .uerico, 10 ar. Clay, Secretary Of STATE,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-07

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soap and Candle Mandatory.

yBvE subscriber takes this opportunity to inform 'he
Z public that the establishment heretofore conducted by
JAMES RAY. ESQ., together with the accounts connected
with the business of that establishment tom the hrst o.
January 1896 have passed INTO his hands, and that he Will
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adelphia prices .Iionld and Upt CANDLES fa3erS' ie
80 - ENOCH ROBERTS.
n b. The highest price gwen for Faio", Butchers
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BALM OF COLUMBIA,
a. & ". WILSON,


No los Ma kct Sueet, Wilmington
HFAVi been Apo ntod sole Agents in the Of Della
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perfume, and is grand capillary virtues follows
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C0les OF cert cates will be shown by The nders from
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Ocinhcr 20 1896
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-21
100000 DOLLARS

The Delaaoare Fire Insurance Compauu
VNCORpoRATEDbyt the Legislature OF Me s,at.itfn'y'
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The President and Directors are now Iecciyno 49,
tons for Insurance, at their Office, No. 81 shpy &
between Front and Second streets, against Loss b nv
on every description of Buildings general Mecl .nde
Ships in Port, and their Cargoes Household F,n;,n'
aud Other personal property also against loss or damags
by inland transportation OF goods, wares, merchandise mi
country produce, -
Terms Of insurance will be favorable as anv ne a.
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New York pss
ties assured may repose the fullest confidence in The
sody OF its capital, and that all losses will be nronn,
ad iusted by the company. |
ConsELIus D. BlAsEY is Agent survey property TO he
insured, for the and vicinity a. New Castle
LEWIS ii EVANS is Agent to survey property to be In
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JonN CLOAK Agent TO survey property 10 be Insured
for the town and vicinity of Smyrna.
JosErn JOINS Agent to survey property be Insured
| for the town OF West-Chester and vicinity.
| Directors.
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Joseph Baily VIM. Chandler,
David G. Wilson, Joseph Gubb,
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! Aprh 10, 1926. 49,
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NOTICE.
Som

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LUMBER FOR SALE.

At JOHN HEMpiiILi.'S HAGrf and Lumber Yard in
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The friends and former customers Ct the yard and thc
public generally, invited to call at the OLD SrAs,
where their fayors will be thankfully acknowledged by
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June 1896 SIT
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Valuable Property for Sale.

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ing the property, render this stand object to Al one
wishing 10 purchase. Tie terms wll be made known 4
sale, by ABRAHAM TAYLOR
November Is, 1926. At
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THOR the cure Of colds, coughs asthnas, approaching
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for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. lao, Marketsreet, WI
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Sealing Wax,

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NOTICE.

vIsHE BooKsELIIsa and STATIONERY business, and the
4 CIuuuLArlsg LIBRARY, hitherto conducted by JAMES
WILsos, will be continued by the subscribers
A. & H. WILSON.
Wilmington, August %, 1926.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

TT CONGRESS meets at Washington next
Monday week. We are clearing our files of all
such matter as we are compelled to publish
shortly, and which might interfere sith our de.
sign to furnish copious Congressional and Legis-
lative proceedings, fast as possible, and shall
have swept it Off by next week. 1t will be short
aud busy session, and if no Randolph or other
Marplot should pirate about it and about il, as
al the last session, many important measures
will be matured. Now is the time for the people
who wish to know something of the concerns OF
the nation, and Of the conduct Of their servants,
to subscribe for news-papers--We shall endeavor
Richmond, so as to furnish the earliest and the
most authentic intelligence.
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indeed, shieh distinguishes hin FROM the slave 81
an European despot, } the dawnmg of brighter
day-he iorcsaw and foretold the triumph of
pure democracy. He foresaw aud foretoId that
the people of Virginia would not always DC tact,
approyers Of a system little better than AN cleo
tive monarchy except in Its executive rcstric.
tons. lie foretold that they would sec their
rights, aud seeing, dare maintain" them, a.
ga inst the influence aud arts Of the Office hold.
ers, office hunters tenants in possession and
heirs expectant. lie knew the great influence
which power and Office give, but he knew, too,
that that influence would melt away like wax
before the midday Sun, as the genial IRE of in.
telligence spread through the community.
But it is not our intention now TO "arcufy the
topic" That will be more legtimatey done
when the question of " Convention" or No
Convention" comes before the people. Sufti'
Gent for the day will be the evil there Off Blu,
we cannot forbear laying before our re aders, on
the present occasion, the subjoined striking ex
empliGcation oft equal operation of the much
boosted of Constitution of 10. We call on the
people, one and all. to read and weigh the mat
ter, aud then ask themselves, ifsu h thing, ought
to 6e.-Ihe extract is from very able pamph
let on the subject of Convention, Just issu ed
from the Alexandra press, and written BY
. Thornton Walker, Esq. -
The government of England, with all its de
fects, does not present more hagrant violation
Al. i. L
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23
YoA THE vIgaIsLAS
ScHuoL-lioon, sept. ., 1926

ocHuoL-ltooa, sept ., 1926
Respected Sir IL have this day received your
communication the LIST inst. have pcrused il
with much care | find that in several particn-
lars, we in all probability, can never agree.
" Ill however Comment on some parts OF II part
ly, because committing my sentiments 10 paper,
makes me better acquainted with the subject
and partly, TO give my views OF sone senune utb,
expressed by you IN this paper.
acknowledge the correctness Of the rule, quo
ted from Murray. by you; but think It inappllca-
BILE 60 my illustration Of the word according"
showing it TO be an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., | think,
are the only kind Of words. in our language,
which taken Singly, sApress circumstance.
The example which you have given, TO show
that an adjective may express u circunStance,
appears to me very erroneous An adjective
generally expresses quality, and nerer clrcula-
stance. Ia the example which you give, NJ,
"lie is unwcll, which e'rca'nStnnoe, preyente
his attending" Let US ask, what prevented
his attending" thu answer plainly 49, the crcuoi-
stance of hu being unwe@l: the adjective "un.
cell" does not alone express the circumstance,
but he phrase he Is unpsH, implies IT,
The word 80, in my first manuscript, which
you call an adperb, is clearly cuyuaotp0n, cor
responding to "Gs, preceding it, which is also
conjunction and therefore cannot supercede
'he use vi aie aufo1o 1Ni"b"t61yt Hu1Iu ioi'
lows.
| find misunderstood you respecting the
phrase according to-" now understand you
to say "tnat there IS much propriety III taking
an attribute and proposition together and ma
king them o proposition as there Is in taking
particlple and proposition together for the same
purpose" This canno tadnit. (AttrbutivesI IN
propositions do not admit Off Connection of this
kind; nor indeed, of any other kind But verbs
and propositions aud participles and prepos-
tions, arc frequently inseparably connected in
sense and construction as, "to smile on; she
smiled on him TO fall on 70 cast up !. according
TO, &c $50 that the meaning of the verb" or
participc, land the propriety Of the phrase dc.
pend on the proposition sahjoined y Muyay
Our difference Of sentiment respecting this
word when in connxiont with to, appears to 10
simply this you consider ii present partciblc
from the verb accord. consider it in the same
light that do concerning, respecting, &c. &c.
when used as propositions, Custom or use, has
somehow connected it with the word to in some
constructions.
Good use is paramount TO all grammar. Gram
mar rules are founded upon It.
With respec. to authority, think Locke is
pretty correct. But were we 10 adopt his opin.
ion in LIS fullest extent, (Which presume you d.,
not mcan,) it would lead into an opposite err
ror, as great as that against which it warns us
to disregard of all authority,
! am much disposed 10 investigate opinions
myself, and never adopt the opinions of others
" irhout due consideration, But when meet
With opinions in authors oikno.a aad ac.no sI'
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- UQN. So

/nHE subscriber has received consign.
IL ment OF very valuable Books from Phi.
Iadclphin. which he is disposed 10 sell al
something like half price.
Among which are
Miilord's Greece, vols. Gibbons Rome.
vols Moshlems History, vols. Dob.
sons Peirarch, Sanford's uniisd States
Bucks Theological Dictionary Burnett on
Reformation ; Campbell on the Gospel, 4
vols. Magee on the Aionement Chlvan..
tic Controversy, by William White, d. u.
Brownlev's Family Prayer Book Lectures
on tue Catechisrn; Walshs Appeal Blnir's
Sermons; Debon's Sermons Johnson's Me.
deal Review Johnson's Works. vols.
Johnson. Dictionary, 2 vols. very large +;
Shakspeare's Plays, 10 vols. Bewick's Birds
and Beasts with plates RyIey & Paddock's
Narrative Pike Expedition with atlas ,
ByrOn's Works, & vols Hsop's Fables with
plates Thompsen's Sermons Burns Pc,
ems Lavoisne's Atlas with number Of o.
lher Books not enumerated.
H.. q. rOMPKINS,
Nov %. 2'fl5
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MARWED-on Thursday last. by the Rev.
Joel Crumpecker, Mr.. JONATHAN MAR.
TIN, Of Campbell, TO MISS SARAH daugh.
ter Of Mr. Evan Day, of Botetonrt, Va.
-, on Tuesday the 18th inst. by the Rev.
Isaac Paul, Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAMS, to
Miss FRANCES y. KINCAID, nil OF Nelson.
-, on Wednesday the 10Th inst, by the
Rev. James Boyd, JOSEPH MIGGINSON,
Esq to Miss ALMlRA MONTGOMERY, all
ofNeison,
Boyd, Mir PRESTON II. GARLAND, to Miss
NARY ANN GARLAND, daughter of Mr..
James p. Garland, all OF Amherst.