Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-09

section Of this act carries INTO effect the SUGGESTION
contained IN the report of the Committee OF Finance,
an extract u which Is above given. The Eli OF 10,
the report OF the committee of Finance the resolu-
ton WL-ch followed it and the act approprating the
money ere a sritten and advocated by Mr. Mercer
an agency ". ..umby think which would justify the
friends u that gentleman in ascrling 10 him the au-
thorshp OF the Literary Fund.
In obedience to the resolution the President and
Directors OF the Literary Fund, uurin: the ensuia.
summer obtained FROM various Sources information on
winch to ground the system they We're called upon 20
devise iof tie next lie i-idtdle. At its commence
ment they submitted report upon the subjects. 1t
w@s referred TO Committee 0t winch Air NJ. was not
member. That committee reported several bills,
but not having been acted upon at late period OF tre
session. ny the invitationof the chairman bill
prepared by Mr.. Mercer under great pressure oil time
ond moved substitute or the several bills reported
., the committee The substitute was adopted y u
large majority III the House Of Delegates and lost in
the Senate by equal division Oi voices 1t may be
round IA an appendix discourse Of iir. M. OIL Edu
catIDndelNCreda tn annual comm eiceInent ofP rn.c-
ton College, Sept. 20, 1896. The points in which it
dliieic0 from the present plan are pr!nciplllytle
division oil counties INTO school aIsttCtgaJ the Ell
do"Inent of acadeitiss and colleges. By the pre-
sent system the poor and tie rich bcdeGr ted,
whilst no provision Is made oT The education Vi the.
iddng class ~ the endo#nCi. Of schools ntcrnle-
dIltc III iarUcteT, between TIE primary schools and
the university This defect did Mt exist in M Nor.
GERS substitute. Gr9T tie " 1916, tl. TN!
was inconsiferabe, slowly uccIuiilating from Zines
ioE-GtIuTt5 N!u est Ilt'IS-
Eagement truly munisicent The End auditor s.ute;
the gross amount n s. ,t5H,?0 50. The amount of
which actually available is S. 900 800 ,3i. 1t is much
TO be regretted, that the n'eT. ctios in the d. gs
CT the system, should render provision 50 noble
! comparatively Inefficient.
Did lot space aanonish rs TO close fhc-e re-
marks We sioald be induced 10 40 50 rv,n rrccac-
tlon o! tie obscrva ION o. oR-eu-, that Il hi; 10 nj
was iil OF ;ruHs, he would pen but ore gr Ut :.
time IN or next som Subsequent pG5,.r, we
Wll again al. eTt to the obligation under which we
conceive the commonwealth 10 be lir Mcrc.I, ii re-
!atIon TO another important i.l,,sare-t.e !-ad Tor
internal .m.ro. cmeut.
WAssNGroN, jan. I'm the senate Yesterday NJ. Foot
rtases.-L memorial nom s-uty Waaut U..c IS .! ne
tlei STATES Navy, praying aIl:gr canPe.-atoA. AIr.
Ch1lnless slyo nG.cc CT H. l.c...Ja introduce
settling i.c GAINS =! =-YG.a states due c,l ill
tie United States money aSluc by those States ,c.ine
the late with Great Britain. similar oil ;s-eJ tbs
>anatv IA. saCn bus ngt te Up ~ the lyuy lt
oT t2 r tcniOns Resolutions rstIirG 10 c .cG2ut:C.!
Tie luo-!c D2 al C:n.nIty. "a Tue a'ne vi dst.ea
imports, WAS 'ak-a ua, 1o --i u A1. y IN p-c.a
I tVO 0u.s CLstJ.
IL tic House of rosantl,.ve yc.tes,!ay 4 humber c.
resolutions O-ccd Among ut.eys Was
oic.ed BY A!r Mna the subject Of slavery, and
men! OF saves, ~ :. District C c.-.t4- w-.! 4:G.G
w; pcE&ci detailing number q G-t.sca CoIi .t:d
slaves. M. JnCT had Just cotI.lLcei
consequence Of The expiration u the hour On
Lea tie further consideration te hi! aIhnLs taC
OF lenneSsee to issue grams, &c Copoacd ~ Ilan-ay
re Hcuse tiei resolved Itself mo Committee =: NsLo.e
t; state Of the inion, and .ook te iii .ze the
occupation OF tbs Oregon Some discussion cns.e, 1.c
Nj Dayton. AIR Floyd Ag E.ee;t, Ir katt. a l.Juli
ca ProPo-.ea by Mn ia-.r :, lncni tLe l.--nInen
nu,ed " NJ. D.avtSA.- i div tie took place whu.. i
was oun !t quorum PC en-; which .o Co L.
m'teo rose air reported pf'gfcs The !loa 'o. ou.cd