Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26

report from the manufacturing committee. The Jack
son men seem in great hurry to adjourn. This i,
The burden of all their speeches. 1t is thought their
responsibility is found upon experience rather trou
oiesome. Rumour says they are shutting the cards
with great rapidy; preparatory to sona slight of bapJ
tick on the tariff question Pennsylvania who is os,,
ing Tor bread, is to be favored with stone-anJ M.
jackson men who count with grea, certainty upun her
simplicity, hope to succeed in caioing her with pro.
mises OF dong all when Jackson comes in pcnnsv,
wanna Is The rock upon which tue jackson cause ~ Il,
asSurediy split She cannot be SO simple as The lack,
sonians suppose her-sp simple ms not to sec. tba,
Jackson supported by >the whole anii-tarif force.
mis lean upon the Shoulders of his principal support
cfs.
D'Auierive's case, debated 3or days, and in which
the amount involved the value ola horse cart and
the damage sustained by Linn in slave who los, one
eye, aud got lame at New Orleans. has hoa,
inaily disposed of. That case, end Col Iamil,on,s
resolution for painting of the Battle of New Orleans
have chehsoccupied the 'scnlectiye syisiomn for the
last 3 or weeks.air Ch.on's aid is certainly need,
Cd 'n restraining the inornate cacoethes ioque,.di
'hat prevails IN the House Of Representatives.
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'on'us Dexter satisfies US OF the ticlslish ground
upon which 'ac4sonisrn stands in Pennsy ania than to
ma Inc leading Jacksonans from that STATE Kremer
and buchanan, making great in Congress about
reducing the expenses ofGoyefnment and supporting
tho proposition to reduce heir oscn par Tire jackson
scaifoding is sliding from under them and the gentle.
men are preparing 10 sustain their popularity at home
by the old and stale trick, OK affecting great zeal and
sol:i!ude for The pockets of the people BY the bye
the Mr.. Chiffon lately returned Congress from Ken
lucky. is likely, if we may Judge from his promsu,
commencement, to prove another Daniel com, 10 ud.
nent He had been in his seat about tcr: DAVIS. when
he introduced resolution declaring it csoed;ent q,
pay off the national debt without unavoidable Je,,r.
aud that to this end, il was expedent to reduce tho
numbers and salaries of officers, and make no apnro
priaon but TO pay just claims, and the necessary
perees of the Government. If the reader will reflect
that the national debt already paid of and paving off
rs ast ash is redeemabe, and that cannot be paid
OH before 1t is redeenable-and further tia, no an
preparations are made but meet ilst claims and
the expenses OF tie Government, ie will percere what
promising and sagacious member, the nation ha,
IN MIR Chiffon The experienced members, who had
been representatives rather longer than days. must
have been greatly e1ided at the resolutions and accom-
Pany'ng address of the young gentleman from Ken
tacisy.
3he ConUeasicn.-It will be seen from n debate in
the Senate that the convention bill has been aoa in
postponed, Monday next. We hope and believe tina,
this is the last posponemeni and that on that dav its
friends, undoubted majority in hc Senate resisting
all attempts TO eharrass and cndanger IT, from amend.
ments, will assert :hcir superiority, and pass The bill
The determination OF Sir. CabcIi for it, has pa-
7Eed the power OF IFS friends pass beyond all cnea.
tion, (t was hardly doubtful beore) and nothing can
row lose it., but amendments and getting suspended
between the two houses. The puGi,c may consider i.
as already passed. and rejoice. accordingly. We be-
iicve almost confidently, upon its passing the ordeal
Of tue people.
95Me friends Of the .fdo,in;stratio,, in I,iycinia
The Address of the Convention directed TO be print
cd by INSTRUMENTATION, in the hands of the printers
and will be forthcoming with all expedition Mean
while the centra; committee earnestly exIort the cor
responding committees throughout the Commons eaI,b
TO call meetings. 10 enlarge their numbers pursuant to
the Recommendation OF the and to take all,
mea5urcs necessary and proper for te distribution of
the documents which may be presently expected or
Which may tend in their opinion 10 advocate the great
cause TO which they are compiticd The names of
corresponding committees will be published on Wed
Dssday, If possible.
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The address TO Gov Giles aunounccd in nur last i,
superseded by his publication Enquirer Of rhurstay
The object of the rriier assemble r different ma
sagcs ffom Gov. Giles writings, in which he asserts aud
attempts to make appear. that the President claims his
POVERTY divine right Gov Giles performed ilr task for
him.
We lament that Gov Giles has felt himself personally
wounded by The Address OF thc Convention We are sure
il was not the wish Of the author Address or Of an
individual member of The Convention, To burt his feepps
or those of any other citizen The opinion asericd to the
Pesiden, by Mr. Giles in his on Tie 9Th and on diff
ferent occasions before and since, onsot that if
we could suppose him il, VIZ should not only