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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-10

t7' indrr ne pa.h.ala bcsa viii re
iouud az amusing sslifc. sienrd Nehemiah
Memo II takes oil NJ Nm { Rigns ani NJ
Rando III in very handsome siylr. with regard
10 then unnecessary remark, on tic Christian
name NJ MIR. ichabod Bartlett our readers ean.
not fall OF having hearty laugh, on pefnsing II
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fortunate robert d'd not avert the calamities
which fate had piepared for his old are So We
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n.,,v,,h.t,ndinr ,bs ,..oci,,,oos ho,h ,non,o,,l
" "''''>'""'"s '"' "'s''''""'H' "o'h 'ho"'"nh
anh lnderous, connected with H.
The ur h'iHidmtn. We publish below
detail nf the circumstances attending the unne-
oss..,,., ,,,..,,,,., "a. IT, ~ L. d. ~ o..
Jackson. nom the pen o' an eye-",tacsS -
We submit the narrative without commeut--lt
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answer !" we 'o"'' "'"P'" Nv 'n' '''Nsoh
presses on thuse who hive endenNored 10 show
rhr urannical aud muraeruus character of TN,
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JACK >on are not ." 'hf slightest degree, censn
rahlc for the Developments that have taken
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FURNISHES "'''''' '''''' '''''''" ''" '" "''
wisdom Of the exclamation, " Sdre me from my
fiends - A regard fof the character of the
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were h"'h s'' :" oP'" of"'"oe' ""n "'h hhPo-
nfy, too, in the execution of these mrn--or
d,l,lo u, ,ou,trnv not only beforc the evcs Of
ms country hf"' o"' 10 ''''gn ""'o"s' ''' "es-
poIc aud icrotlous disposition OF man who
was a candidate ion lis highest honors, RESTRAIN.
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nlodmg 10 The transaction until the Nashville
Z, ,,,u,d,,.,s,,,oof not l.ss or,hc cIo,ency tban
~ '"e A''"'"'s ''s"' u wv to''''''"'"s B'"''.
al lhey wish, douhhes, by TINS time, that
taey had permitted the senseirs, dust of the
~ e, colt.rI,,d.d ~. l,eo,o,c, J., t,,,
s""''ias an" human ne 10 resi- Pu'e"y o'"ea'n
tae turf. Facts have converted this boosted
a. ri,ycnclJ into iron-heartcd fcrocitv and tina
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-10

l. On opening a H,s'ep Jarisoa pnpc,
yesterday, the FIST sentence that struck our
view was the following Liberty has always
been dependent on Ignorant M
lers seldom fa 10 be tyraots This surely
must have been inserted by accident rs every
Jackson man must, OF course, be in favor OF
an =" 'gnorant ruler possibly, they do not all
ronc" in The idea that he will necessarily be a
want though ii appears 10 us 10 he II very plau-
sibIe inference. These jackson editors ought Ia
be more careful Ifhcg thus lash Their idol
they surely should not complain il I,is oppo
nents follow their example
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-10

DE he snlirrs detailed 70 fheat i.ewia. Had
han siroaq settings Of sympathy. or mistaken
humanity. iailrd 10 shnut hiui, but lnnf baIls 81.
IT, ITS ltady
- A. iye witness 5ppeals 10 Gnlaurl lius-
sell. who, he think naty ises IN Alabama. inr
thr Fssitret truth ~ this sketch IL dees uat
ear but the Colonel w,l leenly refpllsci nptI
70 1tully depict lhe haaeis ot HE dry on
Nhieh six Amrfcans wrfe shot % death under
bis command bit moi hv Ms orJrfs'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-10

hfiHm Judging itnm reaHk IN the Inst
n. - eWasmau. "e shoud uter that some
measures more rhsefnal than wo5i ar IN CON
temptation. among The oppressed aud Degraded
Catholics ol brlaod. should i4rt Jus, ellims 10
liberty conscience. aud to the exercise nf
their political tights, be asain rejected hy tho
biIl Of exchange on Landon. ro, fles IS ST
hn. been ,rmit,cd 6em Philadelphia. by T. Ca
mae md !. II. Duran IN the name OF IL conirbu-
tofs, ior the asrol The New Catholic Assoeati inu
Of Ireland, lor MI n.posrs not prohibited hy
law. Whm these purposes are. do not appeal
We only know thu associations Of Irish are
lotmirg in different nnrts of eur country. for
European purposes susprcied by some 10 br Of
an important aud Formidable a,pert. which lnay
possibly depend On the dccisien Of the Catholic
question in the Il ilish parliament"
II We have received silly communication
signed " 4 Friend 10 Justice, from Petersburg
which will be returned 20 the oirper II he will lat
rs know to whom We shall address II When hc
IS aeain disposed 10 write we would advise him
10 ask room Tor has productions in Que Of the
Petersburg papers ~, II he prefers distant
print. To pay the postage of his letters
Asa Rogers, of Yin mia has been appointed
Secretary to the Chesapeake AMI Ohio Canal
Company.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-10

Asa Rogers, of VIRGINIA, has been appointed
Secretary to the Chesapeake AMI Ohio Canal
Company
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REV IIfNY

OfIhe Lynehhue fobacro Market,
roiferfed gettig for he ii.giaiau. ~
inohts HptraNar and EfeHkED IsRfe,
Commission Merchants
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Commission Merchants.
NCflON SALE.
Extreme prices ofpasssrd fobat.
co. ifnui -sz-..z - Oj r. II 30
inferior 10 common -=----=o Otto , 90
Common do 10 good 3 ONO . 60
,'nod % fine Is buto IL so
strips 2 % 10 4 90
Reusrd do. ---.-#..--ss so a. 10
INSPECTED
The pas wecl 52s htds ofpasscd tobacco; ~
hhds felused total SO
HE quantity inspecting rontinurs fnr the
tnne of tn year, 10 be lniac The plices for in
frrior md lur me- without change for some
timr past. ttofs 81 uifrior iobarco sell "
- - - 81 -. Fine etops sell ai ST. 10
81 on ateRRe William Ianebo,ne. Esa. of
Boleioglt@fod his crop OF 20 hl,ds heing he
entire crop, nnd all rnf, nj an average Of IS
~ thi'leen hlldt of lhi4 crop wt,e aoli 1T
Slls lheCrop oil icnly !. nehnlnr, va II Sc
ven hhds, sid Al an average of ~ tie short
tobacco OF This crop ia,ne been previously
sold. Tho ior'lgn accounts coniinue rs hereto
Lore nlnynufable
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-10

D-f II is recorded Of Charles iorke, fwho.
with the title of Lord MnIdcn was appointed
Lord Chancellor by Grorge 3I) that his lodl
elal power lasted but three days "a having recev.
ed the seals Of office on the l7th, and commit Ell
suicide on the ooh January, l770. lie s SAID
TO have been impelled 10 Sclf-dcstrucilon by
deep remorse and modification al having ah,n-
doned his early political principles aud dcscr.
ted the friends with whom he had long acted
sednced by the temptations Of the title aud of
flee which were offered To hm as the reward IT
his apostacy!--It Geo, jackson douid be our
next President, and similar cBtcty should be
produced by n similar cnnt IN tbs country. il
nay bc reasonably anticipated that the year 1929
will be- fruitful in >ucldes-f,r, Wheu was there
ever such a batch OF aposioies from principle.
political sud mofal,--sueh union Of opposites
such a meeting ofant'podcs, asaro To be found
n the Jackson ph.Iaox7 WE far, however,
hal the conNcienecs Of most Of them are not
quite so tender as the English Lord Chancellor :.
is weil for the Rentoas. Calhoan's, EitcAie's
tesenson's. &c. that they are not.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-10

~ Mr.. +. 6. Yancey, late Editor Of the Pc
fersburg HteHgencer IAN excellent paper) ha,
issued proposals for publishing new week.,
paper in Petersburg, to be called ~ Tire Times
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-10

har" hees IS mueh 'hA ehicc' - HUc Fe,ui
mr. hate a. Adams snow. aud the ssmc
naibrnas would have bren hurled nj him
iaat "mbelI'shed the Enqairers col amns Ia
1871
II viii MT do for the Enquirer to say that
it chooses jackson AS = lesser evil" than 4.
dams. II cannot hc true. For. NJ man can
be " greater evil IN the Presidential char
than he underneath whose vivid portrait.
skelchrd by cunning hand, the Enquirer he's
written, 3" Tb's IS .fndrew JACKSON Let
the people gaze On thai picture, and they
must turn. with deep disgust. from the hor ID
aspect II wears, or with still deeper abhor.
renee from him who drew It in such false col.
ors
We have moi yet done The files of the
Enquirer. from 1907 10 This date. will furnish
some c'uiostIts, which we shah carefully ex.
hihll 10 The pablo lheiask isa ioathsome cue,
but II must be performed. An effort must
be made 10 break the spell which binds 81 ma
ny hi2h.minded aud intelligent Viginiaus To
the car oi a print whose principles ARE u. oe-
eonmodatiag tottt hmef AS wee those OF the
celebrated licar Of Bran.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01

:. ,sn'>',tn> |tr aI.--i- ~" sea. a. yc,;i sa.
resolutions oi 20. LEGISLATURE OF Ohio were presented
by MIR. Harrisco, declaring that b, toe constitution,
ongross has the power foster aui pr.,ec, domestic
industry. Some private petitions having presented
aud o5 read the S3nate went into the cuosleI alton
o. Executive business.
In The House ci Representative NJ z iiincr
vel the consideration p his resolutions ia tie ape
ON Nnninv, relative 20 he tustiiCIr the number
q; Cadets al West Pou', and the Hum>e agreed 10 take
u up, br before aay question tai upon Il. the
hour p'opratcd tn resoiut;ls having elapsed, tho
discussion suspended. Mr.. hIa,ary aisYel tie
House 10 postpone the orders of the av. in order 10
receive itself INTO Committee 81 tie Whole ~. Ia
M Bill, bat the House rci>c daye 55, Sc
The ionse ,hon took up b;i. making arptop IL
fed tie amcndment III the clause Tor continuing the
CumbereH3 road, Which, he had offered the preye
ding day, and subsequently wi,td The a,neud
mcGt made u: Committee ~ the Whole, b, which TIE
blank ilira with !7n 01D doi!a,s amended L.,
E!r. icy ior li,cn agreed hy vote, the yeas
and nays being taken, of i2$ 10 al Mr.. Draytnp
moved to amend the clause a2propriaing 0o0 dol
lars for Surveys By adding restrictive provision u;l
ting toe appropriation 10 contracts al! eady
INTO, anu Ia sich new surveys as preparatory to
the construction of post reads roais fr military
purposes. Mar. pray;on mir. Nf'3;!c, Mr.. p. P.
Barbour, Dir. Seigeont, Nc. S;torrs AIR. Mercer Mr.
Strong, and Mr. tater scvcray adj, csset some ot
ecrvai0ns to the House this rsoposi ion Int as son,
"a Hlr. Carter had commencci, on motion OF III r.
Wide, the House Adjourned. mi. jour
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Ron TIE CoNsrIrurIorAL Uu,c



the laws Of no huran ooyornrne,, a., ,,-,
on lie citizen or subect, If riey are IN cnntrsrS,
" "a" OF DoG' The citizen or subject Win ,ofI.ss
10 ohey laws which cieari, and ;,dispo,abir $50
vary 10 Ike Divinc law, and suffers dealt, IN tho con
!: martyr, not naIcfac,or. Wbo,he, GRO sIn,'ti
ooeS COG or you, Judge ye." Hence the wen earnod
,"'. % NE ihbIons Tho we're fnu,deted by the hea
mems ,oo Ar'ans, and the paptsis This is dec;s;ve
f'oo' 'hai accordance With the Divine law 10 an ~,
or Pt"S"De iD"ndaI'on of legitimate human coyo,,
'"e ~rHeT fGss not use this word m tho so,.,
" ''o can't term legitimacy. Ills rneauno il ,ba5
I've ""' ana we power Of no government are bips,n
",'st iaVs aHd ihis poTeF are themselves clear 81
eNi,hcH violations 81 the ia,z of Cad TIC $50
~ H"'e cases The rious Fgenchmen WIN d;sre
E"'o'" the dccrees of The republican ooye,n,rsn, Sc
'd"Ce 'bai there IS no God, aud thst tIie tent, f.
'',I DC observed ~ day OF rest, Ike ArisIotlo t
"o' 'i'p woman and prohigacy were in 1eaI;fr LII,
% 10 cHeDce to The government Such -, y
really and truly, no laws at ali; and far ,bs CO.,, -
reason that hey are not sanctioned BIZ the soro;
" the Universe. The violation Of sncL lou. 81
Poo' OF patriotism, virtue and piety moi of reLoil
wee ana Irrehgon. IL The orrrsesq Of Tho IT CO.
s"oud inake law, thcy must certainIv ,,i,i n1
many such, should the sentiment Tho, b,,' -
c'nments are independent Of the Diy,ns rein 81
aiouno u majority Of The rcople tsf tjs ooii e
we peace eeiabliCbment shall in case nf No $500 "a
sency, be compelled on the Sabbath d. ., ,t.
VI De Puo'Ic works the soldiers who sbsII a, a. %
- ',pes, me dungeon. the wooden horse ,,J -
y: reuse 10 comply With the command sin -
,I,'sooeyed no legitimate aJlhori'y The roas "ss
S' '1Fo i'W IS &c: sanctioned bv Him wiz :. -
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FoR TIE CoNsmrurroxAL Eu,c.

~ TIE HONORABLE WILLIAM G. p;y-re
Sir have alw 1ys been ycur noI;iicj ,l ~
'F'e'n' o'it not so doaiingiy foIbiJ ali ,,lirr - n
'"hf f''c3i caursc. TIE welfare OF NV cnnnry i 81
""n 'l''e M po;i"nce with INC, t!.ap the personal
y 'n' Zip which tea- iG ans AN. if .c,en1, 80
should no; feel myse.ra, iitciiy 10 address ,, :; ,
p2''c W. WIZ lie freedom AMI version ,yI;l
tb's" brief remark manifest. ~
- S'uf province a. reFrese!a:i; of tie yeonle
J." t''"saVIur 10 n1oaid t!icn ynur viii or o.gi, ~
90 'ha' Capacity 20 pfou.uige your own cn;,i ns .,
'"'" Vy unfair neans Impose them rs orthodox mon
Hi - "o' ST. you stand ~ a very awkward posi-
~ 'S our constituents: to prove which, i, an be-
o"'y necessary GT me TO remind you of the course ,
nave taken since The last Presidential ccct,nn wa
70 wen recoec'ed that although You preferred Alr
a"'o'o III tiat erection; that MIR. Adams was ,our
SecoLu oholce; as well he was that ,,s ,,,,,
Uen's; Set as eooD Ss TIE hue aud cry commenced In
sen IacSsohs immediate organs Kteg,e, 6;c onl /;
"!er'd'heo That HIT. Adams had lost pnnnisry Ia
,hs'T'a' you turned sunfDerset, and DECLARED for
UNI who'd yon before thought totally Unfit for a oa
so high and so responsible Vhv AID en-, - .,'
course was because you Thought il III, non,Ia 49,
we're you looking forward 10 The "loaves ard Gs,es,
" "ecuNe appointment 1t Is think impossible tlat
your judgment (had you heeD luUkinys alone f., ,,o
gooo OF your country shou'J have led ton co g. ,
Oh; ambition Is 4 dangerous thing Yen sbo,II it?
-s, " ''pe VIVA PatIcnce-}0Ur constituents had
III You great c0niideuco, and if you possess the
"o'ibes' and bad beeu patient, ionnnfs ,y,,ld L"
uickcned around you, ia due tim .--bpf ,.on $500,
,"e goiGeD egg"-and If afraid ta; !lie .,lor,o,
ohootS o examination, would fall upu1 Some ole,s
more Conspicuous than YOURSELF you without Tie lea,,
grounds tor yonr course, began a gan,ou. and no.,
V'oisbt attack upon MIR. Adsins CHARGING hin, sd H.
o'het Executive Officers, with using the % bic ro ss
Io' e'fcho"eerIpg purPOsesand that your uninst .,
PODS, ought to be gn'pel dowu by tie pepuface, Won.
'h 'Po" y"u'SeH partly at The expencs Of tho ON,
'Iy'to inunjate your district with I,pndrsIs ~ go;
81 yopr speeches; which am bold 10 say, is poino
ont tissue ocaInmny and Of false deduction tbro,,b
10 you behoye tho charges there made 10 be
Icn fhnr, f.
hey were hkey 10 haze calculating that the rnons,Io
srot' OF conclusion to which you lad come, woud al
81 tner hrst effect be lost sight Of in the angry strife
f''' o''sah' -'t' Jet content, brl bent 10 enforce
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To TIE EnrToas or TIE wErs

IESTLFMEN: pcrcrive in the Whir o( Sau,,,lar
iha' Col. Brent o: LOUISIANA dccics la, nr ptyeu n
N!f Speaker Stevenson, lion T., come cycr n,
e administration 'anil, assuring bin that by So tlo n
hr could have any oNce ,,,,ot desir and ,j,at ts
a'sH declares that he d,,s s,evc tina; Mr. S,evan
o" sad "ha' is a';f,:tei 10 IN ny "a CONSTITUENT
uial ny y cy"nsor has DECLARED 10 Mr. BRENT f,a,
mere was no 'oatation in sUrh IN tic charre Sc il
'He;'g an e!;re msunGe standing IN lie mar; Of lie
:; neinen aadeii 70. Tis vas 10 b, expe tel. Mr.
nrent Could not ADMIT :ha Ie had gwen an, sucI, in
'itatIon, for that would be IL acknowledged Tho
?andeT o: corrnp!ion and 10 sn ec himself in such
10 Tie ieri'ed indgnafjon OF all hunrs; men Mr. Sic
Tenson could Eot s;n.;, without dshonor tina, srci
ProPosi on tmibr, had becu submitted To him becans
as an honorable man, il would have bern his du,v T.,
himself lis constituents, his country 10 !iaye resented
'sic insult aud iniisni'y cfred him ard ,hIoue HIM
10 his Constituents and TO have exposed tie perpSraor
o so great All Outrage the virtue Of TIC
ave character, 10 the contempt of the world, Nm al
Tentative thea is lcf; Sir. Stevenson but t DENY i, M
Used lie eXWe'sons rr ell ~ Inn BY "a Copsti;uen,
ana 10 e..ea' oni 10 make il out s'cnfire ri.tsae,
s.inan" on the part cf Use gentleman. alluded 10 Mr.
n'e'e',son see!a 10 have made fair weather will, Col
hFehs h 'edging that, ta, gentlemen made nc
cor'np proposition TO hn. II temains then 20 be as
cefa'"eo whether the e'ire rnisn;c:s afdin1 of ,,c
ionr constituents, or Mr. S;eyensons entire ,e,o,o,
Gen jackson, is a faulf. 7 ai fouf virt,1nrs and
h'e''Sent men ua'nil1enccd by pa,ty e9ti MT ex
'f"h'S OF oiice and differing ruii,ics shoSgJ mn
t''''IfY misunderstanding the Speaker of tic Ilouso NJ
Representatives dst ngused hi. rtrsriC,,.,y ap
si'F's'c manner IN conversation, - indeed exi,ao,
ANoIHEN CONSTITUENT.
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TME L!yEKgnoL nlAgrr-s

C"'toT-t here has been goot demand f,r Couo, lac
vets, r s"'eS dr"n'' t ii,iUJ bags uf Hrh 5000
american nave Dfe iahcn by sp"cu'ntos The foloi,,
are the particulars: $50 Sea Islands at II 3D. IN 1ci
145o Bowels ~. 1890 Orleans I'D to Oh I5nn
hIan",n'S: &C. = :" cd 800 Prinnris 85! To 81
10 d5'i ~ i,3yr'lns % to d., and 100 Sura.s nj
MONDAY E"EHI%G-Thc.e has i,~cr , ~, 81 ,,
0f Cotton Saturday and ,o-a.y. g., . e!1frn
NJ" ards 81 5000 bags about 2Coo Of vhic!, hayr been m
speculation There IS no alteration IN prices I'm, ,bc
cuntirne '''' '"' my
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a'ss3bs zHgI13E.Izszx.1ge; z1.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 25
I.ArEGTr FROM EIInnpE, -

- ''''1 4 !'O-'l GOIJtPE
b5 The packet oalp Birmingham, Cas; IJarriy Gn
Editors OF tie ralrDll Advocate haye receieci ,a;r
'ondon papers 20 !he 9Th and Lyecpooto the S,l Jam
inclusive. ~
Intelligence ai st length been received 10 rroi,,d
oi iHe departure o the AIhet Ambassadors fr,,n w.,
s'aD'H9Pic TIC liverpool Advertiser of Tie III, sac.
in ordinary cases the would amount 20 teclars
ION OF war, but N the Present c9sa the Porte has moi
manifested any disposition actively hostile and we cn
Cefga therefore lint tie Allied Powers ca ,,., :;
nsiice 30 more ttan pursGn tire ncasnrc, r,i,,1I
a2:yei upon Tor securing tie irdppanlerrc Of Circc.
TO ground has beGn g'.aB by Turkey for 0cnc,oJ
"ar against her. Ct,e onv pisnGca,ioo far na
ME ference Of lie AI!'cs lie inlnfnan and bn,
ri5ie wa'5arG carued on in Greece, ttraaien,r.
'e determination "a Il Christian people, and fbe
""n"S "ncc given ~ commerce hc the continuance
81" ""si'lics III I've Lnvani. Their efforts should ,be,e
tore "e restricted 20 ne currcciGu nj ese evils and
- ~'' o. ''t'''y a2aiH, Furay would be in,bfabe
| ~''h IS IS h'cers:ry for ostaiii.nnr Creek hide
'foe. &c iF sad, indeed, lliai ne Rr,.;aD arr,
20" ''U.is I" cos, he Pub II lbs be co,;ect I
't the Allies fiink that li,er object cannc, h.
: "ne" W'ut general uFou the Porte 10 ron,,s,
"a t" S"of'st time recognition OF The {; ref.f t;
iHt ti3 IS quite contrary 10 The fas NAKED ,, w.
themselves IN the treaty u Jpiy last AMI ,os siI,
r"lef'".n great dogbis a. 10 TIE ja,ue,s OF lie ns
.7 london Times 81 nc .a confasa- the Kin, a..
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NOusE O. REpHnSnN.1Ar,lE

i"'""J' fe''n''y "a ''.-5
.c, 81 ,Ia al, r,,i,, .,n - r. " ,.s I've
-,.s,o, ' 'F'''''' "> ~ i"''i'' "
nIc' iiarr.. ,,o,,c. ,,.,,o,, or
70 ,,e ians. n, r o. '.'1 ~,
81 'N''t' + Nv - ". 'o' ''iS con '''Ha''' u
~ I. ~ 80 V''sie" ~ "H" S'7'c'a'S' t"e
Js,,,.ileJ T,s,e shaJ, h, ,.,,, - 3D., I.
Wy ~ ,,,,,.,, ~ ~ ,,n, " " .',E 80 . 'u-,"
s,l. of :, iii, 10 -, :, ~ rs ,, "
Yilinos and N,sso,,; ,.sner.;,,li - , =, 49,
,arai .,,s IN, ,,,,,. =. > -. 49,. :. - "
,n..t, -; - "S''"'' '"'o we c"'o"' 'o' 'he
i;re,,ti.n ~ (,ors ~ Ia a,"'i' "''"s' "'e
Corsidsrabla i.,,,o .,,,'r, ~,
which -, TO- W ~ ga '''' ~ o'','''n', /"
Ale,cer ana ;j,;'r ,,- "'o,"
mo t,;s. ;, ,,o t;l, - =, ~" ''e 'ss't'" oe
l,rins NO, 80 - '' '''''''e - ''' 'o
Mr. ng,yfnn ,;.s, ,l ., 80, : 49,, .
>, 49,, '' 10 I" ''e "i'"'''6 ,''''e'''nch
~ ono III. e. - ''P' '"''@ '"e SUI" oi
f,or:J,| H.. '' ~, ~, P',I ~
. y eH'SF'"s s"Ih - nave been already con!fac
'o- '"'' y! "ue'c Tue surveys hereafter miir are pre-
- -; IS 'c,'' % i"'"S az can"''' Tor inc
"r,.Sp"'1''"" Oh '''e ihH" or military purposes
"r' b'a''"h e"rfo'ted his amendment at grea!
=, vs. ~ ' ',S NV" me aneSion OF constitutions
a power, opposing the construction given Yesterday by
t'F' 'heE ana Jah CT that Ianse %! the constitution
III "iCh ne power IS gwen Ia Gang provide for
the defence and general ryj;t,e of the conn
fry lie cnnepdc,i that such construction was hos
tie to the sririt of the c.os,i,pt,or a,5 ,t.
Sac government rs (, yvo;,ii .;v a T., f,,, - 49,,
pDwers whereas onr ,ove,,Sca, '' ~. '
character conf ned TO the exercise of ,ort Nm; o
r,,eJ ,o,,.rs "a 49, 80 ~ "9''''" ehu'he~
orar r. l'at congress mad the
pow VI ioaus Tor the conveyance OF the mail
a"l LOT Military purposes but not for lie fertilization OF
,La $50 49, -. lever c""'' ho' oe involved III
W. spe t's"' 70 regulate commerce, granted By the
|"rs i''u.!on'
Mr. NcDuiha rose 20 answer TO some remarks of
hr. Dt2y'on, aud IN VInicaon n the opinions former
~ expressed ny hin, which had been msconceiv.d
ana 'n'5teFreseaich throughout the country He had
vev or advanced opn,on that Congress had IN.
'r to appropriate money for the making anr roads hut
those namej by his colleague He ohe,s4lt 70, The a.
saen,,.nen! ard s,,rreste.I i,s ,pc,I;6...,o,
brace roads and canals of national cha,,,a 80 - s''>
mon ,i,oh - ~, W e. i:''"''o' ~ me PRINCIPLES
~ ~ 'N'S.' vi i'fhit! occasions reia-
BY the genenn ne from ss aa bee"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01

FRANCts T. BROOKE. Esq.
President Of the Cons en;ion, Sc. Sc.