Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
DEPARTMENT or Wan.
February 28th, 1923. I

cruelty, sues the purity of his fame Defeat no VI
never called to endure: but in the crisis of difficult,
and danger he displayed uptrpg patience and forti-
tude not TO be overcome.
Such was the great and accomplished Captain whose
loss the Army has now, 10 common with their fellow
citizens Of all classes to deplore. While indugipI in
the kindly impulses of nature and yielding the trib
ute Of tear upon his grave let not be permitted To
close upon his bright example upon his NOR
Ia! remains. Let him be more nobly sep:lchred III
the hearts Of his fellow soldiers and his
monument be found in their endeavoIs TO i,pitate ms
virtues.
The officers Of the Army will wear the badge OF
mourning for s'x months on the left arm and hi, OF
the sword. Guns will be fired at eaob military pos,
at intervals OF thirty minutes from the rising 10 Tho
setting Of the sun, the day succeeding the s,ival of
this order, during which the National Dag will be sus
pended at half mast.
JAMES BARBOUR.
The following Message respecting the "Georcn Res,.
u,ions' was transmitted to the Legisa Nassu-
| chusetts
"Gentlemen Of The Senate and
of the House Of Representatives.:
"His excellency GoverHor Forsyth, or Georgia ha,
to me- for the purpose of having laid
Legislature, Report adopted by the of the
General Assembly Of that State on the subjects of the
Tariff and of Internal Impre vonep,s. Ths document
denou"ces usnfpaon the exercise Of power
on the part Of the General Government, encourage
Domestic Manufactuses promote Internal
neis. and i'll eQuisocaI .nd d.e,
mined resistant invites the such of tbs
States may approve Of these principles gives oce
TO those whh dissent froa. them, rhat Georgia
one of Abe contracting parties tho Federal hon.
ana possessing equal rights 18th the other
party will insist upon the construction of that
contained in said Report. and will subnt o,her'
"Fow far declarations. thus threatening the very exis.
tenee OF the Cnnfedcracy, called for sion
or 4" what better manner they be met, than sad
and repfovng silence, respectfully your dspas.
s'onate consideration. Thu, they directly oppossd
the sentiments of this ftgsla tne, many votes and
measures will distinctly and emphsticaily ,es,ify-That
they would be dsappoved reference TO our consttu-
ents, cannot be doubted The Massat
sets III the potIca doctrines ayOwed H the Report could
have been anticipated and the receipt the documen,
may therefore the rather be regarded her
determination not To sHbmit TO that Of the
CONSTITUTING, which probably piH be maintained here,
with purpose as hrm, if in language ardent
shall enforce the Resolves Of her sister state.
LEVI LINCOLN.
"Couucil Chamber, Feb. 20, 1929"
baltimore, March I.--Yesterdsyh mail from An
naPohs brought Us the very important and highly aud
gratifying intelligence, that the House Of Delegates had
passed bill prov'di0g for subscription, the part of
the state OF Maryland OF fre hvadred thousand dollars
in the stock OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Com
pany: The following ia Gen. Steuart's letter to tbs
Mayor, announcing the important fact:
ANNAPOLIS, Thursday, 28tb February, 1923.
s'SrR:--l have the satisfaction inform you, that
the question Of the State subscription to the baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road this day decided in the House
of Delegates, by vote of as 49, acor of taking
5000 shares, Nth the liberty Of taxing the remaining
5000 during the session Of the merit General qsSenbiy
This large majority favor OF nt erDal iuprov
honorable to the state and important tbs future
prosperity of our city, cannot fa to give general sata.
faction to my constituents and affords me erea, plea
TO bear witness the faithful and able exerons of
my colleague in support Of the bill which has passed
"The provisions Of IN every respect accepta-
BILE to the President aud to those Directors Of the Conn
paay now here"
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
G. VI. STUART.
To JAcoB SMALL, Esq.
Mayor off the City Of BALTIMORE
! Captain Appleton, arrived at Portsmouth, N. n.
by about 5000 Brazilian troops; the 9Th 1900 OF
them left the city with the intention of proceeding
to Conenes, leagues Distant for cattle fer march
ing about half way they became aunoyed by the ar
my Of obseTvstion consisting perhaps ESQ Guerrilss
that they rereated, bringing Major prisoner and
so oxen and horses and losing or killed wounded
| and missing of their troops This s the seyerest
encounter that has taken place at Monteydeo in 10
months.
! PHbburg About $500 PeSeous, wifi tzo usiions
capital, employed toe factories Of PittyburO
The Senate of Pennsylvania has passed bill, pormi
ting The Baltimore and ohio rail road TO enter thu,
State provided brsOcl shall be Tnsda to Pi,tsburu.
and is important Ia Baltimore az well ss 10 Pi,,S
burg, that these cities s1oUd be- joned ioeetheru wa
hope and trust that such act passed by PeDpsylva
MIA will be cheeTiuy accepted by the managers of this
company Piil5burg 10, aud must more and moro be-
come the centre NJ vast sad valuable busiuess-fba
place of deposit tor mighty quantities of tbe produce Of
theso and industry Of Western PENNSYLVANIA and ibs
rich south eastern section Of Ohio and enjoys many
oSoer natural advantages which, 10 the present state a
the public feeling 70 regard TO internal improvements
aud domestic msHusctufes, o1gki got to be neglected