Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-13
Letter to tie ELtors Of ". y
CJ.nnerciai Advertiser.

Letter to tie EIitorJ Of NJ COnnerch yiiUerfiser
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3
The straight forward, etslson upon
private bills bulls which of sufficient Importance
awaken any public interest little broken Thursday
by tile ncipet proceedings the report made by the Com
mee Elections adyese 10 the petition OF MIR Arnold, Of
Tenn who the election Of Pryor Lea Mr. Arnold
Of somc five aud thirty years Of age at the unoa
boz, FIVE fret five inches and hall height, with fine open
aud intelligent through feature OF which
frank ad restless intelligence visible He has alum
dance Of that CRAFTY Of icarcssneNt without which he could
never have stood orih a. polh DAVID and challenged as
I've has done. the gigantic sn Of Jacksonsn which has de
voucd all the judgment and sagaeiy of the State ennrs-
ere tie considers himself called upon To advocate the rights
and the opinions oi sturdy band Of the citizens Of Tonnes
q" tie privileges oil ernen, anu ony allowed To exercise them
c risk Of personal insult and political prescription; aud #
any opinion formed from his
Thursday be VIII cause considerable excitement both IN and
Of the Hall Ol Representatives. before hn leaves the city,
TAKES tie occupied ny NTr. Lea the may
understand that Inc considers that the COMMITTEE nave treated
hun unfairly and have shcwn disposition To give preference
10 Mr. Lea the prejudice Of him,cf All the TenmeSsec
delegation I've looks upon as hostile paanV kuu together To
oppose brow beat aud him down, Ivy every raus which
be used but he has determined ride thcm rough
sbod aud TO roui them horse mot and dragons: not III I've
opinion OF majority Of ic House certainly that o the 5WO
eehocs Of Tennessee, whom he represents, and by whom
I've has been commissioned To ny the question whether these
votes are to he partially annuled Ivy the strength Of political
management which they contend tina, the Jackson party hav
Ing the Legislature ct The State, aud consequently al the o
Of election their side able hug the FIELD
against any individual who has 'ucicn, bodness to resist
The nonnaiions have been in ~ the Senate
nor appearances would strike tire eye Of superficial
observer there any indications ri any change parties
B who Look bryond the surface Of c1un,euanoc anc
WIN he deceyedbya smile courteous phaseooEy
discover enough them that the present appearance
harmony is altogether deceptive The studied courtesy 10
wards other which marks the conduct Of tie Calhoun
che Van Buren, parties may deceive few but 20 observiu
pNn il carries ts true character Ever since the
Jnent Of MIR Van BuTeh candidate for the Presidency
the line Of has assumed distinct character
The division of the Cabinet has extended itself
the parizsns Of the Cabinet and tie total division OF tn
parties throughout the Union be simultaneous ope
araon, about the time when the months commence
That the ground I've broken ~ the discussions tho nom
nsons rather possible than probable unless the sending
the nominations should delayed until the close NJ III
scion Should they I've submitted nj earlier period, ou
nteligen, politicians are Of opinion that tho friends