Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-30

UJ'An error WA yesterday com;nj!ted Inv tL. con,
poSit"r' IN publishing another OF resolutions for
those offered by Mr. Stuart, and which were the
subject OF discussion. The intelligent reader was
enabled 10 oorrec the mist axe from the context of the
dtbnte Mt Stuart's resolutions were as follows:
Strike out all after the word resolved and inser
"Tnat IN order 70 provide for the future enuozatio
ut representation, the Legislature shall IN the wear
1870 ad every ten theceafter provision
by LAW for dscertaIniUg the whole number qualified
voters within the Commonwealth; and shall amor
ton the representation among the four districts fol-
lowing, To wit: list. The country west of the de-
ghany. Cd The country betwecR the Allegheny
and the Blue Rldg". Sd. The country between the
Blue Ridge ana tide water; and 4rh. The county
thence below, according to the number OF ouaii,
fed voters contained in each district Respectively.
aud shallIn distributing the members to which each
otsald districts shall he entitled secure rs far as pos
slble at lcat one member TO each county: Provided
that the number OF the House of Delegates shall
never exceed 40, nor that of the Senate. So"
In the Legislature OF Georgia. on the 18th inst.
the committee appointed OF much of the Govern
or's Message relates to the Tariff, made n report
recommending ''steady aud firm resistance to the
Tariff aud that they will give free and warm CO.
operation in every plan which ensures not modif
cation, but repeal of the protec i've system The
report concludes with the following resolrtion:--
Resolved, By the state of Georgia in general As
sembly met, That our senators be instructed. and
our Representatives requested TO their best eff.
forts. and their warmest co-op'ration in obtaining
total repeal tie Tariff Act of 828."
Pie following resolution passed the House of
Representatives of Pennsylvania on the 2Ist Dec
--by vote of 81 yeas, nay I; Mr.. Wilkins defend
ed The principles of tho Tariff of 1928 NJ length and
contended that when the Anti Tariff States were
sending forth strong expressions of opinion against
the measure the Tariff States ought by Tho express
sion Of their own opinion in its favour firmly to
tain IL.
'That the Tariff Of 1923 accsrds with the spirit OF
the constitution of Inc United States, and maintains
the true principles Of protection 10 the industry of
the country, against foreign policy aud legislation
In relation to the Tariff, the New York Post Of
Thursday has the following PARAGRAPH:
Our information received from various SOURCES az
Washington leads VS. TO the conclusion to which we
confess we are somewhat reluctant 10 arrive, but
which feel bound TO express for the sake Of our
commercial readers, that change will probably
b. made in the Tariff during tho present session. cx
South may make an effort 10 bring up the question,
hat cannot predict their II any thing cf
cicn is done, which, however, VIC do not think Ike
~, il will come from New England.
The Hon. Mr.. Rusu. tho Agent oftho Corporation
Of Washington, for that purpose has completed the
ncgociai ION Of iouu IN Europe, for One Million OF
DOllars 10 pay rs subscription TO the Stock OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Cana Company.
Letters from New Orleans ofihc latest date. state
tlat tho sugar crop will fall nearly wo-thirds short
Of that OF the last season Some planters who madO
40 hogshcads last year, will not realize more than
100 this season, aud others who cacu atod TO nIaA G
/ 600 hhds will not make ten.
Another letter, dated 10 inst snys the price ask
| cd for sugars To- day Is 2 T. owing TO the crop
buinU very small II will not exceed half tho guam.
thy Of that which was made last yeOT.-.Nog|oh
Beaeos.
! NV YoRK, December &c.
The .Narkcis.-Tho holders of Cotton ask an I q
n L cent advnnce aud some sales have been made
4 kttff frau