Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-21
From: the Correspondent " the Political .9reaa.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
Mr.. T. p. Barbour, Mr.. J. $ Barbour and Mr.
Alexander arrived this morning from Richmond and
Mr.. Mercer came Saturday. I understand tbai
Mr.. Tazewell and Mr. Tyler will not be here IA
resume their seats in the Senate until Monday next
The important nominations of appointments made
during the recess. which have been DELAYED until
their arrival will then be in, the Senate will
he full, with the exception Of the Senator from Mis-
sisspPi' VINO may be daily expected, and who will
possibly be himself bearer Of tho news of his own
appointment.
The gross outrage committed by Duff Green. in
reporting the speech Of Mr. Frcelinghuysen, one Of
the Senators from the Siate of New Jersey. on
Wednesday last, has caused considerable conyerso-
ton and much speculation the course which the
Senate, with view to the support Of its own dig.
nifty and the preservation of Its privileges may
be induced to pursue. Pie outrage consisted 10
putting an oath into the mouth of Mr.. Freclingbuy
sen, who Is well known to be most conscientious
as well as most intelligent member OF the Senate
and Who If not from any higher motive has so great
regard TOT decorum as would have prevented him
from using language of that character. IL is report
ed, DO not know whether the misstat ement was
corrected in any Of the impressions-that MIR. F. -.
amer stating tia, he could not bring himself to vote
ior the oi which was undor discussion, a bill con-
corning the Indians, in the form in which it stood.
added, she toouid be DID If he could and ihat
tras az g'ood as IF he had sDorn TO It," The folly
and vpgariy OF the expression will identify its au-
tno,ship' and at once refute any suspicion that it
could baye emanated from the honorable Senator to
whomh was attributed. The course taken by the
Edltor OF the Pciegraph, in reference to tho cha
racter or MIR Baldwin, had considerably diminished
his standing even with his own party in the Scnat
and In the House. and much clouded his prospect of
reelection as printer Of that body. But this new
outrage has essened bim still further: and remains
TO be seen whether the Senate may not to day take
some public notice OF q matter i'm which the interests
OF each individual and Of the whole Senate sro
equally interested.
The two topics which arc destined ao excite tseus
sion probably for SON time TO come ana to exclude
on the four first days Of the week which are appro-
prated to the bills, all other topics Of debate and sub
Jects OF legislation. will be resumed TO day mean
tine resolution Of mr. Hunt the subject ofthc dis
tnoUiion OF tho nett proceeds Of oil Public Lands
and the Judiciary bill.
There are fumours in circulation that tho sn;,it NJ
oiscord not only still, preserves it's sway in the Cnbi
net, Dat that II s exciting some of the members 10
measures ct more active opposition and hostity-
We have been told f5r some DAYS mast Tim, n die
pu'e which may lead to serious consequences
OF personal nature, is under consideration OF
the military Trends of two individuals, one of whom
~ the Cabinet, nnd that tho issue Of the deljbsrs
uoh OF tdis court Of honor will soon be made known
IL was expected that n duel might probably sriso
on, OF the posting card issred ~ Thomas p. Ar.
hoiO, ihe opponent Of Pryor Lea, against Mr. Polk
one Of the members Of The Tennessee delepaton; brt
ps 'ar az have heard, notice has been bitberfo
taken on lhe card by the individual against whom il
was directed Probably the card may produce effect
IN tennessee, whe such course Of action NAV bovo
hare. p''P'''
II IL said that the estimates formed in reEorenc, %
the 'ehgtn OF tho present session are made ont n
the LIST of juno and that some Of the members 90 so
lar as 10 predict that tho session viii coptiu1o iii
the end of that mOntl. Wv
JcteTy Bsn,han has published now work on Judcaurc
N .tan HEs LII.