Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-24

SEM every case, IN winch the sum in con-
oVersy exceeds one hundred dollars, may be carried
10 that court either by arbitrary appeal or hy ,crt
error or s~persedeas upon assigned; but, i.
inc sum In controversy be less than one hundred dol
'ars' no matter how grievsus or palpable the nus
ice oil the judgment, the case cannot be carred 70
tue court OF Appeals in any way, by appeal by r;t
q err"' or by supersedeas Nsaw. according to the
pan suggested by Mir. L. though the right of ayb;-
rary appeal viii be limited to cases in which tho n,
In controversy is 900 or MORE yet the ripbt 70 :,
'oFit error or suersedeas upon assignment of errors
Will be extended 10 all cases. though the SIM in die;
pute bs less than hundred dollars; to all caso =;
Short which are within the jurisdiction of the
county courts-Mr l.. as is we'll knonn ia n.;,ho-
IN principle nor practice, friend to or enconro,o
OF veXatious and useless litigation and he tb;nk
II such litigation be prevented bv law u;,bo,.
denying every party really aggricved, the right to
A nearing and to redress of wrong the laws shopld
De SO framed as to prevent it. And he still, tbnt tho
e@pedient he suggested for the purpose a udcious
one' out he seems by no means welded to it: he s
perfectly ready to modify it, or to abandon 1t, if nm.
oooy can point out any injustice or Inconvenience
hKsiy to flow from it, if one can suepes, bet,.r
plan, to adopt that.
hen'uc"9 Among the pledged Clay men," " HON
'achsoh prints iald violent hands upon to Squeeze
out jackson majority in the next Legislature. is
Dr. FIERCE Disguised at their effrontery. Dr. Pierce
oas puoshed letter of explanation, from which ve
select Two paragraphs in order to show the desn;co
Die trcks OF the tools ofthe Party and what sort f
men they claim to constitute he majority of which
they BOAST but which they have not
competitor was thorough going Jackson man; exered
'ey oCuy ne possessed TO unite himself the J,rkso
parry, by proclamns publicly and privately that succe.s
the legislature and if majority Of The % ie ~ , by
IN favor OF Henry Clay Jackson candidat. I re
elected she declaring most nos;,; wSuu De
elected he support Jackson candida, " ne were
nen's were announced with warmth aad energy ba
election, and was called upon to saw what co,s. ,ns
pursue, IN regard 10 my If elected "oo'u
PUBLICLY remarked that did know who would be can
ior ,hat hsh station, and could not therefore d.car.
with proprey in favor of any ndvidua but would
cal principles Of the Individual oy Inc Po1
was in favor of then, and alway had been and w.5 @
III. any na whs was unfrendy mentioned
had the constitutional power pass ,uc
VIE WOULD vote Tor That who would most wsrmIv
supper. it 'O'' ""''n'y
President hid his permitting raw of l,.b, - @ tHe
accommodation That would favor of the candda. .h
would claim the power the senate to ino;ro ; 10 VINO
CT the removals. by the Presiden in the rece,. of h
ana TO restrain him the unbounded and unexsmnled
else of that by which so avshly rewards and
elective franchise " '"s 'ne fisht OF the
81 further declared, that I viewed these prnci,e. t a.
much Importance tina, if candidates for the enat,
present themselves before the legislature one in favor the
election OF The President other in favor Of the .ec,
Henry Cay If the Jackson candidate were in fayo, of ,hs
and allowing power senate to nous
ch'erent principles would vote for the Jacksoran
DR.. Pierce is the fourth who has disown.d tb.
opinions ascribed to him.