Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05

Mr. CMy.-- 'Ihiu me sphere Of our observation,
ana we believe we may add wherever i, has been
read MIR. Ciays Appeal has produced absolute con-
'icIon o h's Innocence, converted previous belief
o''h's gull, into doubt and IN decision 1t has been ca
gerry read and favorably received. Liberal jackson
men whose justice and generosity rise superior TO the
botry OF party, have in various Instances ac,,no.y
lodged themselves satisfied and pleased that 50 dstiu-
gnshcd public had cxonerated himself OF Gus.
picion.
We pnbii-h 20 day, the letters Of Gen Laiave,e
and Co.. B'eH:, an5 VIII sivc the remainder as early
possible.
The nomination of Mr. C,awford by the Legislature
Of Georgia for the Vice Presidency has thrown the
jackson party INTO 1utter. To Mr. Crawford's friends
IN Virginia we recommend the perusal of "JeGersonn
IN this days paper il may quicken "Reminiscences
We learn that NJ. Monroe will probably be nominated
by the Administrations Conv cnton in Ohio as Vice
President There is reason 10 arPreheud that the cleo
ton of that officer viii devo!ve un the H. of Represen
atires, thus reversing the incidents of the las, election
Certain Editors begin, since the nomination Of Mr.
Crawford il Georgia, TO manifest what we have known
all along that their devotion TO jackson ac anclIarv
las the legal phrase i'll TO eir glance to sIr Cal
houn.
The Legislature Of Mar Iani, assembled a; Anuapo.
us on tho first inst John G. Chapman was elected
Speaker of the House of Delegates. For Chapman
lidmin!stra'ion) li-Thomas (Jsckson) 35.-Gcn
Marriott is elected President OF the Senate fAdu;n-
'straton presume
Baltimore Fail RoaG II c reader Is aware ,l,, -,
act passod he Iast{
Baltimare and Ohio Rail Road Company, tho privilege
Of locating their road tronsb Virginia ,ciin ce,taia H.
mis-, This object of This limitation of the privilege, pro
ridng that the contemplated road should not be Local
ted south of certain points twas protest the interest of
INC anes o. <enawa nav iga,iou which il ina ensd
might be endangered by the rivalry and competition Of
Tue rail- road At this session of the General Assembly
memorials have been from many of the unper
counties, praying the former grant and
conced'ng TO the Baltimore company The unre.tric
ted privilege officiating their road where they pleas
inns application wac deemed reasonable by the COM
mtee or roads aa naviga tioo resolution IN thai
effect, reported to the House of Delegates. Itwni DO
seen in our report of the Legislative proceedings, that
the merits the application briefly though warm
iy discussed Saturday, and the resolution of the
committee concurrcd in hy decisive vote From tbis
The privilege ASKED for will be granted at least BY
The House of Delegates. We know not whether 90
congratulate the public this indication, for while
opposition to tie application narrow and Liberal
II remains to be seen, If the establishment OF the pro
posed rail road Will materially retard the connie
ton OF chat system of improvements already begun BIZ
Virginia. and subtract some of the advantages antic
pated from it. But beneft,ing as it WILL so large
ofV
BILE to Withhold benefit to the,u from the apprehen
sion of consequential injury 10 others
.4aofAcF ."AS's" az Pennsytranin-Jam M'Sherry,
administrator has been elected to the H. of r. of
pennsylvania, TO supply vacancy eccasioncd By
death, By majority of 500 votes
q new paper Is recently established in Baltimore
edited by son OF The late celebrated WIN PinIznev
called The '5IaryIanIer It is conducted with ,acot
and spirit We will rece;Ye subscriptions for it at this
Office.
Tie Peiasylo9nil EateJNseaeer.-Hs are happy to
see the reVva! OF the Pennsylvania Integencer under
h',auspices OF Nessss. Wrestling and Snyder fATr sny
der is son o: the late Gov Snyder, OF Democratic
memory and recently deprived of the cierksp Of
q
the Ilero and that i, will continue in the LING of po
Ics OF lis predecessor. So able an administration
print at the political centre of Pa must in lie present
declining condition of Jackson IN that state pecip
tate lis fall.
'Jnage Drde-A suggestion has reached ne, that
the letter we Feoenty published from Judge Dade to
capt hiacrae' indicating himself against the asper-
SONS OF writer in the Washington Telegraph, was
originally intended and placed in our hands for pub
'caton. This suggestion is wholly uutrue. We hay q
positive proof that The letter Of Judge Dade was not
intended for publication, and We gave il publicity
without tie knowledge consent of Capt Macrae
10 ihatcourse we were inpeled entirely BY our own
sense OF justice T. Judge Dade, and b. the wish TO
place the public in possession Of statements which
ieit not tie shadow Of irnPutaon on his conduct
w make this statement in consequence OF the sur