Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20
CONGRESS.

u U" inc suh)ect Of salt Mr.. Talafcrro modified u
his resolution by striking the preamble and ma q
'ng The resolution read as follows:
I, Resolved. Tint from and after the 3oth dav of
september next the existing duty on salt shall DO
reduced to - cepts for the measured bushel
= That from and after the 3Oth day of September,
1881, the duty Of snlt shall be further reduced to
cents per measured bushcl and that tho cntIH
ot one year from the period when the public deb, OF II
theU, States on which interest Of moro than a s.
per esntam rs thereoi, shall DO imported.
The resolution having been read, Mr. Taliafor-
ro renewed a motion for the previous question:
Mr.. Burgess then demanded call ofthe House, aud
asked for the ayes and noes which were ordered.
Ri, Tn, motion was refused. Mr. Hoffman then
moved TO lay the resolution on the table, which was
ncgat,ved Ayes &c: Noes 97-The hour having
then exp red AIR Martin moved consider the bill
ra,,or, I'd by the committee Ways and Means re-
d,cnc and repcaliag duties imports, IN order 10
eet n, the duty Salt This was ncgatived' Ayes
o, Noes o0-Thc House postponed the spec'a Or
dcrs aud took up, in committee al the who'o' 'io
} Indian BILL when Mr. Lumpkin. Mr. Ellsworth ana
n, rs,cr then addressed the committee on the SUD
u icct Of this bill
The Marliusburg Gazette OF the 18th inst
:. holds the following language: the tide wa
. Ter rentry, or the bulk OF the s'a.e 70
which wsv they will-wc 60 for Tariff and Inter
nal Improvement both clearly constitutions anu
as highlv exped,eut, and for HENRY CLAY as inc
he 80. co,s;s,en, honest and able advocate and de-
d fender of both
-, Considerable excitement produced some years
- rco in consequence Of Riggs, a Cherokee Indian,
who was educated a college III Connecticut nav
;no married a young white lady in that State ap-
~ ,.,-s from the following extract of o letter from
Washington that she has, when too late, rucd her
,nal choice.
ate There Is fact publicly stated as yet in any
speech but which will probably be stated IN tne
ca Ipnn
ears n many and which will show to all that ou' wees
hec have passed the frontier line OF civilization, ana are
ver to be found IN h 81: Su remembered mar
Bnpfe RHS White Young Iady IN Gonnec,icut
sent in consequence of which there considerable
LESS, excitement, has acted towards his wife,
this ny of the sembarbarians who of different hue
of complexion and different character of educution,
too frequently His wife has been observed, by
visitors, to be melancholy and it appears that her
onh husband has given her sufficient cause, nusmuch
va,e m he several souaws into his house in con-
nut sequence of which, understood she has been made
from so seriously unhappy that s has more than once
enary made attempts on her own life This is msancho
IS o tale but is vouched for; aud will probably be
mat used show that the Indians have not benefited
!. nus US by cur chIistianizins e:urts.
hmi The Question ti,riy put. a bill has passed both
,sing Houses OF Congress land glad of IL, author
in the Maysvlc Turnpike Company and appropru-
each ting hundred and fifty thousand dollars of the
.n"h scrbed This L s now before the President The
70 are question isWW he sign W 1t lis clear of ~
mt Of teTna Improvement There giving other
more name hndiag for the bill any other ground 10
r rate o'""u oi' ~ 10 u' tue part oi uo@-
noyc wards making road from Maysville in Kentucky,
rn,I Lexing,on in the State. 1t plain and ma
graph Nu Da ~ re- M ~ zen 'achsoi
aid OF the power of Internal improvements, III broad
ioea has been contendcd for by Mr. Clay
nnon any other of s advocates He will 90 the full
have length of Mr. Adamss first Message, which threw
f tina; Virginia and the whole South into such slate
rvces alarm IYW he sign me bu' We have doubt HI
do 1t. .' re .y iS'', ~ "hu no: coie 10 MN
ERR ~, Of Mr. Richie to this maitcrof him who profcs
Sod 10 found much of his opposition To the last ad
minisrntion upon their recognition of the power,
TOO Congress of Internal Improvement. In Mr.. Rich
ar nu les opinion the election Of Gen. Jackson bring
arc back the constitution to what he considers it's jus
~ h extent. The matter brought to test let hin
rstab tho sequel Gen. Jneson oW sign The bill an
nave thus give the lie TO oil Mr. Rches predictions III
III INC will by his appreciation of this BILL sanction the pow
tc or of Internal Improvement, its broadcast extent
hat IL defiance Of the doctrine of Virginia and Mr. Rchic
or, ~ and get Nh Richie DW 10 p raise and sup
hns at port him as here,9ore.-l.NaL jour.
2 seen
oinco Can any person tell why Mr. Benton concluded
was celebrate the 18th Of April the birthday Of Jc
ID have Nr JoGTson ~ nc rncn,c;, -; bmscr doos "a o.
once the time of his birth, find II stated in
aa 3I Of The oulogies delivered tho occasion Of
no. g0L too2 lao .Jvi, II roanoc, 70 tbo d,-ss
oD'ee winch they wish TO FIX their anniversary they
be- told that disappearing myself Of transferring Il
O"" hOnors and vcneration for the great birth day Of
article republic individual of dividing them wit
,an ct- individuals have declined letting my birth ds
be known and have engaged my family not to con
muncatc it.'Bost0n Courier
Y ii.
Tor II is not little remarkable that M s,stcmon
Mr. Ja our country has SO emphniicov set the sooi of
taken rcprobation the multiplying rne, by which
Herald understand the rrht of minottv in +, enpic
s SINCE resist the majority Mr. Jefferson. When tho
ora miitee were selecting sc timens from his Inougor