Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-26

We received with that respect due to Of it's most
efficient founders, and the same time one of the
aoiesi commentators of our Constitution Mr.. Mad
lson IN consderngi this Government neither con-
so'idated nor conederaed, but mixture of both-in
stating It to have been formed, not by the govern
ments of the different States nor by majority of the
people OF the whole number of States, but by the
people In each of the States in their separate con-
st'tuent capacity, and formed, consequently, by the
same authority which formed the State Constitutions
ana also by considering the Federal Judiciary as q
necessary part OF our system for the settlement of
disputes which may arise under our Constitution has
taken position which appears to completely i'm
pregnable to the advocates of Notification In this
letter, the friends of the Union VIII recognize the true
our political institutions.
The explanation given by Mr. Madison himself of
the meaning and intention of the celebrated Virgin
ia Resolutions of 98 and 49, and the construction
given to them by the Legislature at that time does
not leave even doubt, whereby our Nuliiers NAV
be sustained The declaration so often made that
the idea of State multiplying law of Congress- is of
Virginia origin is here very distinctly dsproved and
the parentage OF such fallacy' is fixed-would we
could say on others than citizens of our own State
We recommend the letter to the attention of our
readers.
writer in the MilIedgeville Journal of Saturday
last, concludes address the members of the Lee
gislature, with the following propositions: -
Cseor. CbnsfituiolaLsf
'In the hope that all courage has not departed this
iano, propose the adoption of the following mea-
sures:-
LIST. Pass act which will deprive of the protec.
ton of our laws the President, Directors, Cashier,
and other officers of the Bank of the United States
This will deprive them of all hope of deriving advan-
tage from renewal of the charter and stop their on
position to Jackson.
GERS OF the protection of laws This will drive
them from our State Savannah will become free
port and unless the other States follow example,
the foreign trade which now visits New York Roston
ell Onp pnrfS
Do these things now; now is the accepted time. IF
we do it now, while the federal administration 10
friendly to us, it will by all be attributed determ
nation to maintain our rights against all admnisra-
tons. Ii we delay it, until United States Bank in
tuence, Tariff influence, and Internal Improvement
influence. shall have placed Henry Clay in the Pres.
dental chair, and then do it, it will be attributed
to factious opposition to administration not of our
choice, and dissolution of the Union and civil war
will hardly be averted.
PATRICK HENRY
permont--The Windsor Republican states that
the Legislature convened at Montpelier. 18th inst.
and the House on the 4th balloting elected Hon.
Robt. b. Bates, Speaker.-At4 O'Clock both houses
met in convention. and it appearing that no choice of
Governor was made by the people, proceeded to bal
lot eLsuen times without making a choice On the
tn ballot, Crafts had lib, Palmer (Anti-masonis)
~. and Bradleyf Meech?] IS, scattering @ The Of
fetal returns of votes by the people were for Crafts
1886, Palmer l0,o23, Mech (Jackson) $685.
BENZ. Swan is elected Treasurer. There are not
over 80 Jacksonians in ths House.
Penisyluaa Iect,onsThe now so far compe-
ted as to sbew the result all the Congressional Districts
The precise nasriies all cases as
csraned but is known who of the candidates have
been successful appears then oPpo1rroS-by what
ever other name be temedhas in eecting
SINE members OF Congress- and the Irregular Democratic tick
has been cut down The opposition members
OF Congress elect are William Heser David Potts. Ro.
bert Allison David Mann, John Banks Harmar Denny Tho
mas M t M'Rennan. Andrew Stewart, and Johu g. Wat
mough
thee lection in
returned an opposition MEMBER namely, North Western
District OF Erie Crawford Venango and Warren twas then
Jackson 2TOpposition Ii "Democratic" I7-Op.
position g. This shews somewhat lire re-action!
Bait Patriot.
Departed this life on Saturday, the 10th October.
In New Kent County, CARROLL F. CHAppELL, ESQ.
IN the 46th year of his age. He has left wife and
large circle of relations to bennoan thor ir1epara-