Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27


Vol. Vino. 10.
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: MI. S,a16 Of Kenawha supported bv Mr. .N-.fse.
= nominated AVN. f. Gordon, ESQ. of Albesparle
Mr.. Gordon was further supported by .a1r Ere,.
e 81, and m, Doadridse and Col. Strange By M,
Wyna OF Fluyanna.
5 The ballots being counted, stood, Gordon 90, Dab
VI ney -, Boiling i9, Sirungo 7.
! 80 y" IN. = Gordon, Esq. declared elcctel.
SENATOR TAzgWEIi
u IS gwen out III the Enquirer of Tuesday last
that t!s talented gentlemen says that being a mem
Der OF the L. s. Senate, he would no more think of
accepting seat in the Cabinet, Of the President
eject oter him one than he would think OF accept.
ny military commission from the Elmo of ENGLAND
: IN case he were Amercar Minister at that court
a TINS expression is highly lauded in that patriotic
paper.
Now in nag weak Judgment the sentiment merits
ccensure-iiot praise. And b,,. hope tbac
NY. Tdzewell never uttered the expression attributed
TO i'im; 1t supposes the members oi the Senate n
BODY charged with portion Of the Legislative tunc,
toS o. Tie general government, and the constitution.
al ADVISERS OF The PRESIDENT appointments 10 Of
nee; ana hence one branch of the ordinary govern
i'ciI 10 occupy the station oi ministers embassa-
oof7 extraordinary from the different states to the
government of the District CT Columbia the ten miles
square. position unsound III itself, and disorgan-
Zing II Its tendency. AMOR PAtrHI ~
U We shall be obliged the iend who sent US the fol
loving Tor iurher ransations from the work Of VI Conls
which we understand has attained hisl, celebrity
For Coysr1rur1o.,L WHG
~ Translate! Jdon the French Of Chartes Can't
i no frst objects upon which the faculties of man
develop themselves.
Of are ga "uade OF causes operating upon the desnies
llcr rcrur1 Iaon In order these causes we never
car a.. search iof them Eat in men themselves in Mngs
relate TO their pysi; oganlaiono the manner in Wien
they ave effected 20 the Development which 4 er moral
ana leec'n' sccit"s are susceptible Those which Vi
ts $"rToGa.tS rcr consist ~ the nature, conigu.a
ton and the exposition OF the soiiu the latitude under which
the country stuate,n the elevation in which il is places
above the level OF the sean which water or TIA
OF the Seasons and III other analogous circumstances We
nave already seen Of the which relate TO the na,te
the surf ice Of , Garth we find that !, r eNu ~
me tropics ana IN those countries which, ContaousttnI
nom thence progressed towards tie temperate aones-lnd
l uGe na!a which were the least removed om the poles
| were always the most harbarous.
II ls phenomenon had manifested Itself upon single conf
acoen;s eass But @s" tSf [ s aas n to ~
mas YET "gen eenuPon every continent aniorI
oaibaEous than those which live the cxenites of tue ln1et
rcai continent ond the 47t deg north aud south Ia
and 5abarous those Of va Diemans Land New loiian
Ae'" Zeal and and the A!eutsn Fox Islands In Ash, h2
most oa'og dwell upon the borders Of the rivers beyond s
,o'h u;s. o. NJ later IN the Immense dcscsts which lie in tie
e'st improved are those who nabit tie age Good Hop.
Lastly III Europe, civilization began be developed III Gr.rn
az M Nv alce by degrees towards the more tempe
TO the northern ?%reLlites of,ie Russian, ef,re ~
Ter rEr
h tuucS OF N CERTAIN places, Ot.truced aeycio
a..t OF people !. viii be define vial Is
lds;e!t.ras.t 22Hs!sis,wha the winch produce
h FL"i are tue things uron which il supposed Gyercis;
: nation may be supposed 70 drreopc i, eli ohyer
TWO was inst in the atipleatoa tie il viinals d
''i II composed aud secondly M the iac.e the ply
cause or this multiplication ncraSs is eticc ~, =,
ton OF the OF subsistence or a better cnniogs
those arcadv known. Whenever raogie tfnd %
icuct! TO ta which Is absolutely necessary for tie lpro OF
me- ana that i"y haT" not he power procure asF n,S
'y OF nours!nnen better distribute that ZIr ~,
@iea possess they may be considered having atsed IT,
oFse Oh increase TO which 1t possible for them II,
arrive people cannot acquire suicncy of subs:s,enri,
p y one o. ihee foi! nleas-by multiplying the products OF
c own Soy obtaining through commerce nrc,cs q
io[s sosoy oTciby seizng Upon the riches Of oiher IN;
] ~ learning 20 maze better disposition ofthe products
re-" physical development can take place t''''S" ~
IN Considering what are the first objects on which the io
i.cual faculties Gilman deveope themselves we end bn ]
OBJECTS relate either TO their noucnt their raincnt or ~
products OF the oto preserve them as long time a no
TO prepare them in for rendering them ahrecab
ri.e t'oir Intelligence The f.t want a-r ,ose Of bn S @
O. @ Is That OF providing shelter the inclemSncx ~
me NCdicF Ana 10 ge 90 their garments with ,e I5yEr
possible roahc and time the proper QUALITIES bv yhi, Sc
!snt or warm according 70 the seasons is an orrTi,
patton winch draws largely upon their attention ,,, ,,
attention winch Architecture exaCts from that which IS nc, @
y 70 ,' @ aosc''on OF a cabin, to that which, cpl-
lcc,ua arult.e5 Of man. '''''' ! ut u '"e lh'ai'
Bcd these there is number Of Other o,ier a,. ,;.,.
'aihr employed and which seem a; f,si fcrcgn , ,
sdtVctio D. Of these several rants S.f :. 70 ~
ELaihenatcs Astronomy Geography, Nncraogy and snms
cihcs But their definite results are rightly exsf,ino h.
VIZ re oind 70 DC in the highest degree useful 5v tbs.
Ncn they afford to the afs and that arts with the rYcen
ton 81 very small number of those which ART called
az nave no other OBJECT Than 60 vary aunont and 10 h.
Prove our noufshent-o procure aimeTit babatiof4
more agreeable and commodous ard pgoteC tosc ;nqs o.
Ncn we arc already possessed The researches also bic6
@ upon me P9y'ica consultation ofman have for their dcsieIl
We 'eA; and Tue preservation power IT, accor9inrlv s
Hn people which have arrived to dat in which th
can eG procure TOR themselves better aimen; or ugrf cI1
motions habitaiious, all Of arts and s;coTe ,rsri, M.
! these purposes without object ~ ''z'
There exists beyond doubt amonp rro,I. ,cI . ,.
great progress in the arts and Sciences other cniycn i
% Wch are the immediate result of atisiartion IF So
hca wants; but IN general these CniCvueDts are Irtnt
70 nose persons who have struggle without cessation r,i
m c Oh tne ielio"-man and who always in dancer e
peHs2ng " munger and cold, falling victims fo r,acio
----oE moro are mLGrl bit ln.r Of