Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07

We have idea that those eeniien.r,, uh, r.
d'sown and udia,e il They wanted the morms,n o~ed to
would have been injurious TO the public interest 60 nen
The Senate of the United State. rsasssmSlss ,o, ~
invitation OF President Adams and is a, II o'cls
!, will be occupied supposed with the eass;
oe'a'on OF the nominations made by his
From 6s .Nanona, Journal of W,dne,ao,.
In the Senate, yesterday, a resolution from H.
House resembling the rule which prevents bills from
being sent to the President for signature ON the L..
uay 81 tue session, SO far as regarded four bills
were made to embrace other bills in the re.olnt;acn
message was received from the President. commu-
nicating to the Senate and House of Represent.t;v
message and documents were referred to the Cor
mttee on Foreign Relations. The motion To nr;r,
the documents alter animated definite -.
rejected The message and documents wero trrns
erred from the Legislative to tho Executive branch of
the Senate, on motion of Mr.. Tazewell. The Scn,t.
VIII meet to-day, at II o'clock, to make arran.e-
nents for attend g the Inauguration.
IN Ine iiouse OF representatives, the rule which
PROVIDES that bills shal not be sent to the Prcsdr,
Ior approval and signature on the last day of tho
session was suspended, in order to allow fo,,r h;l
winch mad passed on the previous day, among wb;cl,
was the bill TO provide for a government 81 Of ,L
pencntiary in the District of Columbia to no s.nt
! 10 the President. considerable discussion took
pace on resolution voting the thanks of the HOUSE
10 the speaker, IN which it contended on the one
Size, that to receive this resolution either tho uro;
NOUS consent of the House. or a suspension of The
rue, was necessary. On the other hand. il was
e'ee .iat the practice OF the House warranted the
reception OF resolution of this character without
tue iormahty of suspenJiug the rule il beinp mat,
Ter oil courtesy. Such was the decision of m, Cba;,
Mf. r r. Barbour being the iocun ienens, and from
ths occasion Mr.. Brent appealed to the House bu,
OF ., 40 ,r OF me Chair was sustained by vote of
80 10 ~ The objection TO the reception of this ro
Itoh originated in desire. on the part of portion
" Ie house, TO obtain vote, previously, upon the
csoiulon In relation to the rcprntng of tho scarce
u.oo fh..,, L
uraay as every member disclaimed any personal me-
i've me ordinary resolutions making compensat,o,
10 the officers of the House, &C. were then ndontoJ
address. "'' 'n neat
ne resolution respecting the rcprintino Of the
documents was considered for few minutes which
aione remained of the time appropriated to resoln-
lions, &c when Mr.. Hoffman and Mr. Kremer occn.
pied the floor. ''i o'eu-
message was received from the Pres;dcr, IN
tl'e SUBJECT or his instructions to the Panama Com
nisSlohers, which was laid on the table. motion
was made to print the message and documen,s ,h;oh
was also laid on the table
49, We understand that the Secretaries of S,,,,
ifeasury, war, and Navy, and the Attorney Gener'
al yesterday resigned their commissions 70 the Pc
ident of the United States '' 'e'
The Northern Mail of phursdav wos ont or -
n circumstance unusual with our energetc Con
tractor, Mr. Porter, that we were led 70 enou;re Tho
canse OF It. 1t turns ont, as we had susnectod--o,
over load of back paper mails in conjunction with H.
horrible roads, broke down his cart between A,ox.r
dria and Fredericksburg Something il wropo j., ,ho
transmission of the paper mails North of Wnsb;na-
ington, notwithstanding the newspaper puffs which
Mssrs Stockton and Stokes and Resides have had hos,
lowed upon them. The Letter Mail, we bel;cvo
mas come IN pretty regularly, but with what Justice the
apPlauding remarks can apply to the newspaner
I'm Eanto
nng we received from the Post Office the Ea,;ons,
Iazette of the Goth and elst of Fob md of March
ma ana other New York and Philadelphia papers Of
similar back dates-Beorc the Mail of Thursday there
were SIX paper mails, north of Washington, due at
inc fost once In this city, and not from Wash
i"s'oh-nor mas there been.-lf the Messrs Stock
ION ana STOKES and Resides can take their own time
IN the transmission OF newspapers and if this proce
dure ia wlnked nj by the Post Office Departmst-be
1t so-The Contractor from Washington htber.
must answer it to the Department, with his purso:
but the Department will be summoned to reckoning
before tho public, which will not be pleasant one.
GJ The Northern Mail again failed N oo, l.,
last evening This failure we learn, Is owino ~
high water between alexandria and Prcdericksb,,,
To THE EprroRs of the Vino
Mayors Office,
f.,,. r, 9Th March, 1924
1enlemcn In your paper 81 this morning o, state ba
some tys ago, party of West Tennessee Indians ,;r nv
ven NUMBER passed through this city, where they ,ta;d
Sonic 9dyS &c That part OF your statement which haze
scored contrary to the information obtained Inv me on ia,
sunday week, O'clock T. NJ the day toy passed ,hro,oh
on hat day was informed, and my examination this dsy
cos the accuracy OF my information that the Indnn. ia
NOT rnan IN the city more than from 10 mnueand st
one place alone only about 10 minutes IRE Police will
use every eXeron TO ascertain the first symptom should on
@ occr and instantly report to the department authorized
" IV"ovu ue injected JOSEPH TATE, Mayor