Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
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THURSDAY, February 10.
Inc Senate resumed the consideration OF the res
oiutions reported by the committee the Judiciary,
relative to the nomination Of John j. Crittcnden to-
gcthcr with the amendment proposed thereto.
DIVISION OF the question having been called for
was taken ON striking Out the first resolution, and
determined in the negativc.-Yeas II, Nays "a.
The yeas and nays being desired by one fifth Of
the Scnatators present, those who voted in the affirm
alive, are:
Messrs. Bell. Bouligny, Burnett, Chambers, Chase,
Foot, Holmes, Johnson OLA, Knight, Marks Noble,
Wiley.
Those who voted in tho negative, are
Messrs. Barnard, Benton, Berrcn, Chandler, Dick
crson. Dudley, Eaton, Haync, Iredcll, Johnson Of
Ky. Kane, M 'Kinley, McLane, Prince, Ridgcly, Ro-
wan, Sanford, Smith of South Carolina, Tazewell,
Thomas, White, Williams, Woodbury..
On the question to agree to the first resolution
ported, It WINS determined in the afTirmative-Yca
%, Nays ~.
On motion by Mr.. Chambers, the yeas and nays
being desired by fifth of the Senators present
those who voted in the affirmative, arc,
Nessrs. Barnard, Berrien, Benton, Branch. Chan
dler, Dickerson, Dudley, Eaton, Hayne, Iredcll
Kane, M'Kinley, NJ Lane, Prince, Ridgelcy, Rowan,
Sanford, Smith Of South Carolina Tu.ewell, Thorn
rs, White, Williams, Woodbury..
Those who who voted in the negative, are-
Mcssrs. Bell. Boulgny, Burnett, Chambers, Chase,
Foot, Holiness johnson of La. Knight, Marks, Noble
Robbins, Rugsles, Seymour, Silsbce, Whistler,
Wiley.
So II was
Resolved, That it is expcdisnt to act upon the
nomination of John ]. Crittenton. Justice of the
Supreme Court of the United States, during the pres
ent Session of Congress.
On motion of Mr. Berricn, the second resolution
was ordered to lie on the table.
When the danger imminent that a whole term of the
Supreme Court would be lost in consequence the
dance of sufficient number of judges was asserted ,a,
there was not time for the nomination have on
and tor Mr. Crcden to have arrived here save the
loss of the term; and that therefore, such loss occurred
could not be chareabe the have
made from ths Journal sufficiently reuie assertion The
term Of the Court barely saved by bringing of the
Judges residing IN the vicinity from sick bed and thus, by
the kindness of Providence alone contingency
which would have brought ruin some, and serious
nence TO many cizens and with which by
the facuous course pursued by the Senate.
Domestic Notices Of the Dutch.-A Dutch ncwspa-
per is very curious illustration of the Dutch charac
ter It is about two-thrds full of advertisements of
which the following are few examples from single
paper. Marriages occupy considerable space some
are simple announcements, others flourish on
the part OF the espoused:-To their friends and nc
quaintances-we, the Undersigned, arc married. -
Then come the advces of births; most of which te n
the world that the lady has been brought to bed of
'weii-shaped" child. Ofthese all are signed by the
husband, and they sometimes pour out flood of af-
lection the lady. But the announcement of deaths
are the most remarkable of them you shall
hear:- To-day dep lrted after sickness often tays
my beloved wife. She has left me and her gruy- hair
ed mother in state of despair. Weep with us all
who knew her-weep with my children. They have
yet to learn their loss, which they will learn too soon
Another. "My deeply loved wife died yesterday
She has leh me pledge of love only three weeks
Old Bitter is my SORROW" Again, ''In my old age
sorrow has overtaken Yesterday evening nv
daughter died, aged land forty years. Those
who knew her will know my grief, and those, too,
who knew what she to me- In the comforts of
religion put my trust" Again, sour brave son is
dead He departed this life at" Yet once more
"Our brave daughter is no more. She died last
night, aged only twenty. What parents feel, who
in two am twenty weeks have lost their only son
and their only daughter, cannot be told by words
Friends of humanity! trouble with your con-
solutions, but shed tear with US in sympathy. -
"After sickness of few days, my beloved husband
died to-day. Deeply afflicted with my six children.
repose in the hope of his resurrection and beg TO
recommend myself for the sale of coffee ten and sncb
matters, to the general satisfaction"
.. From The London Journal Of Arts for Jonuayy