Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28

srounos IN the same breath, he invites support o,
Tue exclusive party ground, that the ADMINISTRATION
"o"'u oc considered prostrate,p IF the bill were re-
Jececd' coupled with the expressive intmation tina
NO J''ead OF Gen. Jackson would vote against it
ihat the measure Tor the Sd reading which is rene
iaiiy equivalent to passing a billy was carried upon
pure party grounds, infer from this--that the
"Hoie opposition to the Administration voted aoains,
the Bill las Tar as we recognize the politics O,
memoersj as did number of Ia ckson men wbose
party devotion appears to have been overcome bv
scruples.
The previous question cut of debate on the Indian
bi, as 1t has done on many other questions at
this session of Congress. We subioin the aycs and
noes The Pennsylvania Delegation seem to, have
voted with few exceptions, to "prostrate' the Adj
| minstraton.
Inc previous question wasput ha the main question he
now pun" ana the votes being 80 &c. Speaker voted
with the ayes and decided the question in the affirmative
90 ns MAN question was at last put "Shal
the following vote: -
a1. sas-mes s Alexander Allen, Aoa, Anderson,
We'll vel, Baylor Bell James Blair John Blair Bockee Boon,
Hector Craig cras awod csoehean pans
davenport Warren Davis, Desha Wit Drayton Dwight
Eal Findlay, Ford, Foster Fry Gather Gilmore Gordon
Hall Hammons, Harvey, Haynes, iinds Hoffman Howard
Hubbard isacks Jennings, r. M Johnson Cave johnson
Lyon Mage Marn hoas Maswe en' aeo,s MeDu
mcinte Mitchell, Mcneil, Nuckoils Overflow e,is Polk
Speight Richard Spencer Sprgg S,ande Sef
Sse Wiley THOMPSON Trezvant Tucker Verptanck Wayne
NAvrs-essrs Armstrong Arnold saiev,' Moves Barber
Sanser Barley Bates, Beekman, Burgess Butman Cahoon
s Creighton, Crowninshicld Davis Deberry Denny,
oklnsen Doddridse Dorsey, Dsdley Duncan Ellsworth,
GeoIge Evans Joshua Evans Edward Everett, Horace
FINCH Forward, Gorliam Green Grennel Hawkins Hemp
hl hodges Hughes Hunt, Huntington Ibe IngersoH Tho.
mas Irwin, William, w irwin, Johns Kendall Kennon Kin.
sald Adam King Lepe Le,cher Maary, Marinale Lewis
Maxwell McCreery, Mercer Miller, Mulenburg Norton
earcr Person. Randolph Reed, Richardson Rose Russell
rug Shepherd, Semnes, Sill Samuel A. smith Ambrose
Spencer Strawberry, Stephens Henry r. S,orrs w L. Storrs
9 3 Sutherland, Swami, Swift Talafero Taylor Test
John ihompson Tracy Vance. varnum vinon washington
Edward White Williams, Winga,e Young 81
~ The Washington papers of Tuesday. announce
the nomination of John Randolph of Roanoke as En-.
voy and Minister Plenpotentiary to Russia in place
of Henry Middleton Esq. recalled.
This event has already given occasion to much spe
cuatlon Will MIR. Randolph accept Was he pre-
viousy consulted? What were the Presidents ciews7
Mere regard to the public servces or desire to re-
move this keen observer, and kabitua foe of every
administration, to safe distance while by the same
stroke of policy, Virginia whose discomfort. Taze
well and Tyler have proclaimed, rs to be lued bv
sop.
1t is generally believed here, that Mr.. Randolph viii
not GO to st Petersburgh, that this was well know
at w ashingson and that his nomination is cheap de
wise to secure his aegiance which fit is not know,
to waver, the Powers that be, know very we'll the,
have done enough to shake. On the other hand tbt
probability of his acceptance is sun,sed from tht
current report, that he was on the eve off tbre,
years visit to Europe. Nous Ferrons-as our neigh
bors say
We make the following extract from letter dated
May 4th, and received by the editors of this paper
from highly respectable gentleman resident in the
city OF New York It is quite gratifying to learn
MIR. Clays great popularity in that extensive citv.
"0nr prospects are truly 1attcring; not day pas
ses that does not bring the cheering ntellGence
deceive myself very much, if Mr. CLAW is not rsino
as rapidly as his warmest friends could desire Many
OF the jackson men acknowledge this, without hest
alton Their only objection appears to be bis hovnr
taken take office under Mr. Adams sincerely believe
that If vote could be taken here in this stronr.
hold of Jacksonism, Tomorrow, that Mr. CLAW would
succeed against any man, LET him be whom he
msy."-Cfncinnati a1aerican