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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11
9ste1ssas ossU SW1Deg.
Lie LAsDs-W~ Hunts Resolution in Tie I1or.
If Representatives..

81 RepreScnsni;Ces.
The demand upon our columns from various Causes
since the meeting Of Congress, has prevented us
from paying that attention to The course of business
al Washington, which It's Importance well deserved.
That demand having in some degree relaxed, VIC
shall atone to tho reader by increased future vigil
lance.
Among the many important propositions which
have been brought forward at this session of Con-
gross, and which denote clearly, the approach Of
another great national crisis, the resolutions OF Mr.
Hunt, of Vermont are not the least So. That reso-
luton was as follows:
"Rcsofred, That the Committee on Public Lands
be instructed to enquire into tho eXpedcncy appro
pratDg the nett annual proceeds of the sale OF public
lands, among the several States and Territories for
tho purposes Of Education and Internal Improve
ment, in proportion TO the representation of each in
the House Of Representatives"
I'm The progress of discussion, the resolution
divided into four parts, Whether the nett proceeds
of the sales of public lands should be distributed
2, Whether the condition of such distribution, shall
be its appropriation to education; 9, 70 Internal
improvements 4, Whether the distribution should
be upon the ratio Of representation in Congress.
In favor of the first, the vote in the House of Re-
representatives., was, ayes 1877, noes 50; upon the
second, the vote stood, ayes o. noes IS; upon the
third, the vote was, ayes o., noes o.; upon the
fourth, the vote was, ayes II, noes 7G.
These results sill suggest these reflections TO tho
readers That the temper Of the House Of Represen-
tatvcs is dccisvcly in favor Of distributing annually,
tho metz proceeds Of the sale Of public lands, among
the several States and Territories in the ratio Of
Federal representation, while the disposition seems
rather 10 prevail and will, if the resolution Of Mr..
Hunt should assume the shape Of Law, in all proba-
bilty, finally prevail 10 leave the States TO appro-
pirate the proceeds, their inclination or interests
scveraly may suggest.
In reference to tho quantity Of Public Lands sold
surveyed. and given away, the New Jersey Eagle
makes the following statements
The United Satos own an immense quantity of
iand--oniy small portion Of lao ,000 900 Of acresl
mas yet been surveyed. Twenty millions have been
sold, and or 10 millions disposed of IN grants and
annuItles, leaving about 10 100000 hand now
ready for ssle. Ia reference 20 the annual receipts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11

Female CharGcter.-I know not which is most
lovely, female, born to afiluenco, and accustomed
To all the uXuries, the attentions, and the gratica
lions which wealth and influence controul, who
still preserves courtesy, and modcsty i'll her
intercourse with those in lower circumstances; or
one, who, in the depths of poverty aud obscurity,
maintains dignity, propriety Of department, tenn
pcred with submissive sweetness of disposition.
which commands the respect of all who can apprc
cate true nabilitv--.N T. Rerie,c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11

Extension of Hrau(iciures.-Thc snanuiacte ring
enterprise oil the United States is still extending.
The N-wburyport Hosiery Mandatory supplies its
nsSPhboshood with excellent cotton stockings, supo.
nor to he impor,ed Cotton bnggins is also manu-
facturcd in great plenty the vicinity of Providence
The manufacturing of Packs is carried on exten-
sivcy at Abingdon, Mass. about twenty miles from
Boston, by puten machines, which turn out the best
ever made Great quantities used In Boston
and still greater exported To other places
The Article Of pcnknivcs, heretofore almost eScu-
svcly imported. has recently been undertaken IN
Worcester. Mass. extensive scale. The knives
cqris in workmanship and quality to those made
in England
Buttons are m,dc in abundance at Atteborough,
Mass Upwards oil forty trading houses in Philadel,
pliA arc supplied by this manuactory. Most of the
labour is performed by machncry, and fciales gen
orally employed
In Vermont, Mathematical instruments nre made
in a superior style. Cutters scales, rules &c. in
every variety, arc stamped by machine invented by
Samuel Hedge. The machine admits of no
tion and is correct.
Paul Beck's Shot Factory, the banks Of the
Schuylkil, furnish shot sufficient for the
sumption of the United States. Six factories are
raj on the MISSISSIPPI. The article is a mere drug,
and docs admit Of expectation.
Hats and Bonncis of Straw, a beautiful employ
ncnt for females, has widely extended throughout
New England and prospcrs wcil.-The annual con-
SUMPTION of thus article is estimated at more than
million and halt OF dollars.
Lace This manufacture IS worth ut least half q
million, pleasing employment for delicate females,
and others denied the means of livelihood, except
by the labor of their hands.
Artificial Flowers made in great variety in
our towns and villages great part of those on
sale of domestic manufacture.
Carpets are now used almost entirely of American
manufacture, no matter by what name they are sold.
Nearly AL the qualities made Europe arc produced
In our looms, and urc equal to the European.
Philadelphia Chronicle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11

The inividuxl. oses hand Who wishes 70 run no
posc sFrr his clohine and persist IN
ue, the heat Of the body again approaching
posure cold and ha. been res at
bed and drink moderately Of trrd
tea, or srueL-tJo~aai # fSaidh iii
Spring susincs N,s. YorkThe Importers frs, public
sale OF srs%s Good. says The Joym:i Of Cosmsee took
The company and the sale good Other
Ps sales Are 10 follow sss to day. aud I G
some "poof sheets Of style prints, which il said
TAO, ye, published IN London They are iaiShed in sufficient
quantities Ia make dresses, including sleeves
The ame paper contains two lists Of merchants comprising
about 200 FIRMS The first pies"s themselves each To the
other purchase of who sells exhibits
Dry Goods IN lots parcels OF packages Of less value Than
attend any auction held aftcr > o'c lock z. NJ.
From the .Ns,e YORK. Price Current, february t.
The following important Just adopted aud
is sigucd by hundred sirty firms the
most extensive and most respectable dealers in the city.
AenrtMsNr-Whercas the system pursued in sales By
ton, requiring endorsed unequal in operation, and
injurious in its effects. nasmurh demands from pvr
end procuring OF the evil orginaiin.
extensive implication with others. thereby bringing rom
many, who. unrammc!!cd 10y such cndosemen,s would &c
responsible in their Therefore,
We tho subscribers, wine dealers and oilers, Of
we viii not for year o, the Ist February sx pur-
chase at any sale by auction where endorsed rur
just cause why sales by
shouldnot be placed equality with those made 10y pr.
vata Contract
new foik Jannaryso, ioSV
The New York Evening Past infsns the world. that Mr..
Lane Minister London, lite request OF Lord
Aberdeen prepared mcno IN mrifig the subject OF
che West India trade; and thence the Pos, nes that
tan-ensnt may he made poe; has noted that generous
souls mosi subject to crcduliy As the BRUSH ministry
bad been addressed the question 10y the Aerean envoy
they desired TO have before n, the American propositions
and rcasonts III tonn susceptible az being ie,siey and
separately examined Their object may have been only
answer them fully IN the ncgase, other projc
mohrcs This proceeding has boon coMnion, for
M negotiation II au,oTzes conclusion, antic paun
as 10 the issue We sincerely wish to Nc MLanes
endcayOrs sure thar he has cne al that could be per
frnncd bat rcal evidence OF his havn: nc any
positive progress Hopes ought be raised befro
clear that foundation has bccn laid MIR AIanc
himself reject nvdou comparisons between his cfnrts
and those OF hi; predecessors In general
abroad cnnenty scduoa interest Of
their couu,Iy.-PhiIad Not. Cos.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11
10 UNAWAYs.-wa oolnnilled b 11e i.u = g.

IL UNAWAES.--Was committed to the iail Of Washjng.
u ton county, Maryland, the I2th insi as
Two negro men; one calls himself CHARLES IlIII 81 d.,
other BEN BUTLER Charles IL about 3 ffet 10 iucbss
hgh ABOUT - or "a years OF age, stout made good
nancel Tatser OF black colour small fos In his
sen IS about feet orr inches % 81 or as years Of
oss, STOUT mare with down Look pcfccivabc marks
ABOUT MN The said had whgn conn,ted Goa
IounhoDonIs, pnnaloons and dark colour
'nates han WIN m blue cloth with velvet collar,
and paif Of drab casnet pautsloons with snd,y othe,
summer clothing Ben had with him old blue lrock coat,
d'b cassnet phnaloons and Other clothing. The saJ
negroes they had working t John w BATE 81
Hcorgcown D. c. on the cana said town some.
Tunes pass themselves brothers Tic peo,oe.
are requested ward, prove property nav cbs,ec.
and take them otherwise they will be- ,cn,d
mg tO law CHRISTIAN NEWCOMER IL CL.,t"
ian IL BIC N"'"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11
Fronr the NJ: Y. ConmercinI.

4
The attempted abduction IF Miss Gordon. This
affair Is yet involved IN mystery, and whether that
mystery will ever be solved is matter of doubt. The
following extract from letter upon the sub
jcct written N New York, and published in the Ro-
chester Morning Courier. Whether it is any thing
more than mere idle and offcious gossip we know
not.
1T seems rather it IS said, that one of the men
concerned was sutton of the Young lady against the
advice and consent of her friends and that it he
who met her, and conveyed her TO the carriage, I'M
der the preSence uiat her father (who he said was
dying, had sent for her. Il never knew young la
days father TO die, when she wanted marry, and
he avorsc TO the matcll Well who do you
think was inside of the carriage 4 parson by all
that's canonca- prepared 10 tic the knot, although
lie did not tie itrherc he sat, the dcniurc codscr
smiling M the dark at the prospect of hIs ten dol
lar fee, and determined upon working tn: rule of
arithmetic, which says and one ma kc one. How
ever the TWAIN did not become one hesh--the lover
was too rash III his measures, and the ladys motto
men not measures instead OF measures not
men She did not like tho Napoleon style of doing
things. and so the whole thing undonc. The la
dy lost her self possession the parSon lost his ten
dollars and the swain lost his wife that might have
been. She burst from the carrioge-ihe lover burst
into tears and the parson burst into passion: OF
truth-Eo blame can be attached to the young lady
and not much to he young mamie is not the first
that attempted 70 ran away with beauty, and she
fist fair dame thai did not choose to be run
away with"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11
New ORLEANS, Jan. Is.
Extract OF letter received in this city.

Mexico, Dec 1G.
President Guerrero left this city to-day to march
against the army Of reserve, which has pronounced
itself in Illapa, in favor OF central gsvcrnmen,
Bocaucgra VIII act President during his absence
The American Minister, Mr.. Poinsclt begged an
audience in order to leave the Republic The Co.
:aisiario Valdes has resigned. and the army of re-
serve is at Pucblo-dc los-Angces
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11

SUPREME COURT OF THE u. STATES
SATURDAY, Fen. o, 1880.
Erpdrfe Tobias Wafkiax on petition for a III NJ
,a,od a.. ."pu' nlr Chief Justice Marehalt DELI
granted IN this cere, and refusing the writ Us raye
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11
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Richmond, Te6y-,.orc IA noun


STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, leaf
good TO hpe, lo1lb. Sc a 10
middling, sac
common, las
refused, 3 a i
manufactured
Isl quail. cavendish, 10. IS 4 30
suIail twist, no. /, Has
no. 9a1l -
Flour, city mills, new, s
canal, 4 %
Whea,, red go. white a5
Corn, bush. 374
Coal, best for shipping, l6 a 30
inferior, Halls
Cotton, 81 a9i
VARIOUS OTHER AKTIcIIs.
Bees'car, best, - Il 25
B"ftcr, u a -
BEET, mess, bbl. 10 so all
fresh, ~ a so
b'Co', new, -
Cheese, 7a3
Candles, tailnw, mould, IOaIi
sperm. II a 20
C2Gce, w. I. green, I,AaI4
Rio, ~ ala
Java, white, I6a17
ordinary qua,itirs, IlalyI
Chocolate, no. !, 10 n I8
CoppcrGS, ID. 3 n -
Fish, behring's, no. !, ) 30 "a G
shad, no. l, 5 a , 81
mackeel, no. I, lbbl. 2 - a :;
do. 10. >, 5a5 %
do. no. ), , 75a.i
Fj1fii--
raisins, bunch, box, ) IS as so
mUsca;el, ,
Fathers, live geese, good, 3Oa32
Glass, window, Gx!o, so feet,
, - l0xl2, do. 9 :.
G,n,poiodsr, Dupont's, > so a 6
Hemp, American, ton, 1875 al30
Ifides, Sp'h, sun dried, 10 a 10
sailed, i2a15
Indigo, Sp'h flo,ant, 75a2 Is
Iron, Swodes, ton, los
English, 85 a 90
American, 50 Il 90
Lard, new, 61a7
Lt,ne, %
Leather, sole, IS n -
upper l 10 a 2 ~
Lumber, clear, 1000 4. %
understandable, l2aI3
Mahogany, 81. Dom. #. Ii a -
Bay, 9aI2
Moiasses, gal. N. o. &C a 80
superior, SO n 81
w. India, generally, Is a 60
.Meai, bushcl, 30 Is
Tniis, cut, lii. Is
OIL, linseed, gal. IS Il 10
tanners, Dbl. 1Ial5
sperm. winter prsd. gal. 2Oa g.
do. summer do. 81 "A 80
Oats, bush. 30
Pidisfe'' IF Paris, ton, 5 rs
Pork, prime, bhl ilaI1 so
mess, ~
fresh, (hogs,) 100lbs s.
Rice, Carolina, new 3 30
Sugar, loaf i8a2O, lump I5aI7
N. q. brown, 100 lbs. 7a9
-. Croix, do. ga 10l
muscovndocs, 8a10
SAL, sack, Liv. filed, 2 d5ae 90
ground alum, ? f0a2 10
Snttpefre, ID. 10a12
Spirits
brandy, copiac, gal. 90 a 40
apple brandy, new, 30 a 30
peach do. - a 90
rum, st. Croix a. Ant. so = %
do. New England, 27a 80
GIN, Holland, 80 a los
do. American, 80 a 81
wliiskey, 81 a 30
Steel, German, Id. ~ e1i
Eng. blisiercd, II
Amer. do. q
Shot, cwt. g
- 8. - t--7r---vrT1wr
NnDf-f.t - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11


Roll road in .Ne,g Jersey File New York Mer-
camille Advertiser Of Saturday says:-"We learn that
tho bill 10 authorize the construction of the Delaware
and Raritan Canal, and Camden and South hrnboy
Rail Road, finally passed the several branches of
1he New Jersey Legislature on Thursday, and ha We
become laws. We understand that the funds are n i
ready for the construction fthe Rail Road. From
the activity and science of Mr.. X. Stevens, who we
learn largely interested we are warranted in the
belief, tiiat very short time will c]apse, before we
may if VIC please, reach Philadelphia in three or four
hours, easily VIC have hitherto gone in the North
American steam baat in about ten hours to Albany"
q paragraph in the Liverpool Mercury ofthe e5th
December, shows that great cconomy as well as great
speed, is attained by of Railroad transporta
ton TO carry load at the fatc oftvclvc miles an
hour, and the cost Of less than ono fifth Of a cent
per ton per mile, is performing every thing that could
be reasonably dcsired--BaH. inner.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. o..
Raiyug.-The alterations of the Novelty having
been completed, she has been exercising at Rainhl
during part of last week, but without any load until
IL osccrtaincd that the causes other late failures
were obvated. When loaded she drew thirty ono
TONS gross, ut the rate Of twelve miles per hour
The expense Of fuel for the moving power for the
thirty miles, per ton Of goods is less than orc penny
and tho whole cost will not exceed three pence per
tonin other words, being rather less than one fIh
9a cent per ton per mile for the whole cost Of the
moving power!
The Internal improvements in tie Iep,,,r,
lowing provisions
Appropriate 5000 7J2 to complete so much Of the
contracts upon the different lines Of canals rail roads
be done the present year For work already done
Si39379O The Juuaia canal continued to he
ond OF Tive Portage rail road; the canal Immediately below
ohnuwn the tunnel and foundation of the Portage rail
20 BE- contracted for S5OoOoo The West Branch canal to be
continued To the Lycomlng feeder, $4,000 The North
Barcb canal to be cScnded " miles above the Nancote
dam, Si0O0OO From the mouth NJ Beaver Newcastle on
the route om Lake Lrc TO lt;sburg 900 For the rail
road fom Columbia 10 Judge Peters flm 500 600 For te
Delaware canal tom Easton tho 1ou Of Broadhead
!. a..
ela $50 900 For the canal from the Of French creek
towards the feeder the $4,000 Sec @ d,,cc,s su,
Vcys and be made " the proposed
between cwrsbufg nd ,e West Branch canal and tie
Harrisburg with the Srquehanna TO be laid before tic cSt
Legislature.
Tie Udy 10 lie SICK The irdvidual who is DESTROYS NJ
attack OF disease who wishes get rid OF life IN
agones should when the skin and bcnunbed
by cold. dry himself before large fire. and down eas
Of spirits hot oddy II may he replied, that many have
pursued this practice with ule inconvenience 4 vieo
system true do many things which would bo lie
sIrnctive 10 the weakly Lot them however persist
tanpeng with their health and HE effects have promised
wiI sooner CO later mOst cRlainy occur
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11
From he .4leraadria Ga.c.fe IF f.S. ?.

II must give American pleasure witness tic yo,un-
asy honasc that is paito virtue, paio,, and talents
the person Of Chief Justice Marshall This eminent has
the singular felicity of having passed through long public life
bamcless aud unrpoached No whisper heard sgans,
4 single action Of his life and there other
nation who enjoys such confidence. His
words considered almost the oraceS OF wisdom; aud long
before hrs death his been the Temple OF
Fame
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11
Washington's Birth Night Ball.

VHNuE Subscribers to the Citizens and Military
u Ball. to be given the 22d inst. are requested
to meet Mt the Eagle Hotel, on Friday evening next,
at half past O'Clock, TO appoint Managers and mako
other necessary arrangements.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11

Tho House Of Dc'egA'es, after another aay
consumed, yesterday ordered tho bill rechsrtcrna
tho Bank OF Virginia to be engrcssed for third
roaiing. II will be Observed that clause was in.
fcrtcd by a large majority, requiring monthly cxhi
bits to be made to the Directory of tho
by Tic Officers in the purchase of Bills Of Exchange
and that the Bonus Tor US it ought TO be called, the
Bride TO the State) is lcn Inappropriate, which
carries it of course to the Fund for Internal I'm
provcment, unless that fund DO Invested by the Lc-
gislature. ~
FoR THE Vino.
RANK OF VIRGINIA.. 80
This institution will in all probabi te re- chor
tered. Probably the condition Of the country re-
Iuircs that it should be. Individually, hnyc no
objection that the charter should be extended for
eight, or even ten years Eut feel surprise thu,
cannot express, that the House of Delegates should
have ordered the bill TO b. engrosscd with us
provisions Can It have been known that lie Ban;
Is not only The largest money dcaerbut one of tho
largest ''t the rery largest landlord IN Giryinir
That IN fact the relation of tenant and landlord in
The affairs of the Bank is common us ,ba, of eb,oy
ana crcdl;or-'hat the Banks in Richmond have their
regular agents for renting out and COLLECTING their
reutsthat the system is orrnnizcd bv m, Rnnts IN
acquire the soil OF the city not merely to secure
their debts, and IN payment of them but as n ,.r
maaent doqntsnon--for it may be safely asked
when has any OF the 'rcn estate acquired nv c,ther
| OF the BANKS by absolute convey ance with ono
1excepiul.) been again sold, or brought into tho
marriott for sale. Will then the General Assembly
permit this most obnoxious aud odious power to be
retained by any corporation. whether Il shall bc
called a Bank, or by any other manner cn,rent the
General Assembly TO save from not merely wha,
some call inonied arstocracy, but from that heavier
curse, great land. jobbng corporation. which car
RES on It's operations by authority OF law and which
sooner ar later, will make most of us IT, tenants No
one OBJECTS that the Bank may receive real property
as security or in discharge OF the debts due TO it
but surely the Legislature should provide some time
within which the Bank shonld cease to hold it,
within witch II should be sold-or to provide that the
sank should at no time hold in its own rich, and as
ITS absolute property, more then limited amount of
real estate.
Fhese suggestions are made from no hostile feeling
TO The Benz. But let the records of this CITY BIO
examined, and they will exhibit mos, fearful adj
vance ~ the acquisition of real estate by the Banks
within few years. Ought it not to be prevented in
the new charter And does i, not now parnllze very
much the Improvement of this and other cities IN
Virgins, ONE OF THE PEOpIE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11

General Rust has been appointed Superintendent
of Tie u. S. Armory at lIarpcrs Ferry, vice Mr..
Dunn. deceased.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11

iED-on Friday evening last. as his residence in Ean
iiririct m Congrcss. - H. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11
Nav lie live

I.oryer than have time TO tell his years,
Ever beloved aud loving.
Aud when oil Time shah lead him 10 his cnd
Goodness and lie I'll up onc monumenL'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11

NORFOLK. Feb. Ard sclr Enon pyvo, from, 80,
nont bound 10 New YoFk - - ' ''''s-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-22
tSecond Edition.1
THE LADIES VERSION
DECLARATION OF OK 'ITNDEpENDEN


DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
- . '.HOawneattH pereanius"
Dedicdted TO the Youth IF The Unifed States as an,
aPPropridte ornament NJ The american fresidc.
NDER this title, the subscribers are preparing TO
~ publish two highly einbellished oRNAMENTAL
IMPRESSIONS (yfmerican and FRENCH of
a METR1cAL VERSION
OECL5RdIION OF 7yHERfC9N INDEPENDENCE.
Associated with correct copy of the GREAT orr
SINAI (tne .monunentWn ere pe,rennius') in the
centre oil the Tablet, and French Translation of that
hlusirious document the whole arranged in novel,
eoinmodous form TO repose, "siHipler muudfiis, as
manue- Piece Ornament the domestic iireside; or
susceptible, in different disposition, of being framed
ana suspended, as an ornament Of the drawing room
On the appearance Of the former Prospectus it OBJ
tanned the signature of his Excelency VIM b. Giles
Governor OF Virginia; the Hon p. v Daniel, Lieut.
Governor the Hon Linn Banks Speaker of the House
Of Delegates, and many others of the most eminent
aud distinguished men Of the State; including Chief
Justice Marshall, the Hon. Messrs. razewe & Tyler
si the Senate Of U. States, and the Hon. Andrew Ste
yenson, Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
literary friend Of the Author, in New York. bestowed
on the Englts Jketrical TersiOn, the following cas
steal notice;
"This Is unqucstionahly what II protend5 10 he az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-22
THE NE~SA(,E

The Maine Inquirer considers the Maysville Mes
sage as zone of the most valuable, independent and
able State papers which has emanated from the
Executive Of his Nation. II man(ess fearless in ee-
rity in the discharge Of official duty, worthy of the He
OF Orleans; and f to TO him the yene-
ration and respect Of the vrtuou and upright of all par
ties The exercise OF the constitutional prerogave of
the President ny refusal to approve an act which has
passed both Houses Of Congress- requires moral cour-
age which few possess and have therefore, few in
stances OF the kind upon public records. Nothing
but an indssouble attachment TO pafy-d lixe and I'M
aterabe determination to oppose the present admnsira-
ton right or wrong aud 70 build UP the wild ambition
OF Henry Olay, upon. me ruins NJ the ION
and The destruction Of the best interests If eUeru cO,-
sreidl dad agrietdtWo al STATE in he Union can have
prompted hireliBg editors Of the coalition to condemn
the course which the President has taken"