Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14

I'm a''on' Fry, EarH, Jaf yEehyt, und Evans
Amendment to the nstitutioa--M essrs M,Duf
n pa Soke Sanford, Stephens, Hughes, Green and
No basftess ofinterest was done. TIE Senate did
not SIT on Friday, md neither House OH Saturday
s-ss-c5 .a->s.sS----- ts,e-
General s4asesabfg -On Saturday it will be seen,
that the first step in the grea. duty deyoved en- the
present Legislature, of recognising the Government,
was taken in the refe encs of the wole subject of
the ludlsary,to the Committee OF Courts of Justice:
Commftscthat includes much of the legal wisdom
and talegtof the House aud appointed no doubt,
with special view to tire most weighty and impor-
tant duty efdigestsng a system of ludicature
MIR Gariand's resolutions form matter of subur-
duate, but considerable i.terest. II remans to be
seen, II the Legislature, in the idea that they are Ts
charging debt of gratitude the condnerorsof ma
tional Independence are prepared to place immense
sums OF money Ill the pockets of men who never saw
an enemy, or heard the sound of hostile cannon or
rendered any service to the country. Such are the
men, whom the voice of rumor desgnates as the rem
era holders of these claims and not the real soldiers
OF the Revolution, or their descendants. Millions if
necessary, the real soldier his posterity but not
silver to the Spectator upon his ignorance or his
necessities
Us we were in error in saying, on Saturday, that
gov owen mad been chosen Senator by the Legis
lature OF North Carolina. faera was seventh
oaiiotng which resulted in the election of Judge
Mangum See extract from Raeiuh Reri.ter
u James Conover, the founder of the Cincin-
hati American, and who has conducted it with equal
talent spirit, fairness and beray has retired from
the paper and transferred his interest to his partner
Mr. Thomas.
u Mr.. Henry Banks ''of Virginia, ;" continues his
singular dispositions in the Kentucky Commentator
as Introductory to his application to Congress in be-
half OF the revolutionary claims of Hunter Banks s.
20. We do not profess to understand their apoica.
oily or bearing, but in his last adverfisementn Mr.
Banks has squeezed in the following aoocrvphol an.
ecdotes of Mr. jefferson:
But TO return to John Banks, after he formed con-
dc WIN ne Commercial and had delivered the goods
contracted for according contract returned from
IN Virginia, to North Carolina fitted and eoupned
as Prvaeefs two schooners called Hannah and the Hin
ter which made several valuable prizes and he int,
es's IN several other vessels which he e,iate to en,no IN
he same manner he therefore express to Richmond
10 ms broiher Henry Banks, LErrRa OF m,ropr com
missions with directions that he apply IN the name of
John Banks to the utve of Virginia ior them Henry
bank tneienpon neglected all other things and went to Char
loiesvie 10 which town in Virginia. executive bad with
Churoesvle and made oo naa made
a. 1 e Elsa prisoners aud had put the greater
hSt they had He'd to Stanton, beyond the Blue Ridge
wnher Henry banks hasened, and being personally known
and agent Banks he made formal @ is Gr"'
the board and got the commissions MIR Thomas Jeaerson
ue me Governor OF Virginia. had deserted post and con
cea'e" mseii III tie mountains, Monticello his MI
va'e residence near Charlottesville; in consequence of
wm,cn !nere was general a'urnur and csmor against
nm, winch heard and saw, great was the o1tcry
against him, that Col George Nicholas was then mrmbe,
o. Inc LeSaere ana with whom was personally acquainted
either moved Tor threatened inpeach him as the
OF OF the State, for having deserted his post
After few days MIR jefferson vored to sooe the
gllaue and sent forward his resignation Governor which
was received With universal joy and a,isfacon unaumosl,
ana loudly expressed General Thomas Nelson sol
der and firm patriot then elected Governor of Viren
"a, by Unanimous acclaim, and Immediately qualified
Governor
seioFe Mr. Jefferson abdicated The government, of yrrni,
ne .ess,rn lne government and before heroic ant
Panuc Gen ihomas Nelson elected to succeed aim ~
OF Wig had held each wear one
ya'e citizen became eligible for the county as epressm,a,
re ioIhwh prevailed of delegates who were
vacancy He elected, took his seat in oc,obe,
ensuing whether al Impeachment instituted arains
now recoiect, but could he rose in the House
ana hodceo mat maite after making predatory re-
MY HE MIR Speaker has been perfect tissue of error h
we Greatest OF all my errors have taken upon my
lPosiohy ana duties Tor which natural
Iuanau1n ont as soon as discovered my incompetence
as governor made way by resignation brave and pa
an station and high destiny has SISTED in capturing the EN-
IRE brii' forces, and paved the way the independence
| anu inen I've made vindrcaQn and de
renee oil Son who charged of having violated the con
su',on by doing and causing many things done with
OUT The advice of council, which Nelson had f,eold ,h
executive he would do, if they attend on the lines an
eonsu num- when ne promised that he So and oil,
served hat BY Cop he would the NATION or perish in III
ehoh Inc Legislature passed of amnesty Nelson
with universal applause.
Mr. Banks is one Of those reasonable persons who
was SO much scandalized at Mr.. Jefersons not Civ
ing battle single handed, to Taron's legion
TO do Mr.. Banks justice however, he seems Il
have more correct opinions on some other subjects
lie has previously entered solemn protest agans
the claims of Amos Kendall to the authorship of
certain Pamphlet styled Phllo.J Jackson, and seem
clearly OF opinion that to that supposition is ascrba
, bic Amos good Torture in having gnt so early on
so well rewarded. lie has again taken occasion t,
oppise the Hero of tile fiIsity of Kondalls claims
lie says
! also wish confront Amos Kendall, lately called W.,
HEAVEN which me- he