Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-05

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Resolved, by the Senate and House of Represen.
tativss of the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, in
General Assembly niet:-Tbat the Tariff Of 1898.
secords with the spirit of Che Constitution of the g.
States and that it maintains tho true prnoipcs of
protection To the industry Of the country anansi To-
reign policy and iegisiatinn.
And belt fhrthsI resolved. That HIS Escellency.
the Governor, be requested 10 transmit a COW Of
the above resolution, to bis EScelency the Gnyern.
or OF HasissPpi, and to the Govesnors of the &C.
yerai States OF the Union, vth request to have
tho same laid hefoe their Several Legisls,ures and
also forward copies of the sape each of DOR Sena
tors and Representative in Congress.
FREDERICK SMITH,
Speaker Of the -. of Representatives
DANIEL STURGEON,
Speaker of the Senate.
GEOBGE WoLE, Goreruuy.
Certified by ne Secretary Of Siate,
SAMUEL WKEAN.
Gu uDtiun of EIr. W6ae Of Rocsbrdge, the re..o.
ttoos after reading, we're laid on the table
The easrossed bill "cnncsrpins lands returned de-
hnanent Tor the non payment of 'axss," beng read,
mr.. Ef=Aest Of Ohio, opposed it. He said tha,
the bill sailed under false c6ors--tba, its title did
not truly represent its e.ra ctex and that il OUGHT to
DO entitled bill to Qust the title to ands Tue com
nonTealth was not In ncs1 Of the taxes, that sirp
should take the steps for their recovery indcated by
the bill Mr. H. entered into an ex auinstion Of the
state OF titles 10 the lands affected by the bill in the
vestefn part of Virginia, to psovs TIM mex pedeury
ond INJUSTICE oil the provisions Of the h and In ten
dency to encourage speculation.
Mr.. UPShdu, considering the hill oDe Of moncnt
Chilled for the ayes and noes which was sustained.
Alr. Br0,on Of Harrison, replied tn Mr.. Firzhugh
and supported The bill, tho provisions or which be
particularly explahet--but which Us the common
reader can feel but itGc interest in, We have moi
reported
Mr. Bryce supported tie till at soule length, end
Mp. Fstsdogh REPLIED when the qoestion vas taken
and the bill passed by the following vote:
hYES-Nessrs Drommond. Giiuer, WOOD, Ter
rill' Davis of Allegheny, letter, Thompson Garland
Bath. Campbell of Bed Cobts, Faulkner, Ander-
sou, Shonks, Edginstop. Hmdrnen, Beasley. Trot-
ter, Bocock, Yancey, Spurock, Beuhriar, CLAW
Bresner, Samuel, Graves and Pyler of c. c.
Payne, Vinn, Castlernan. Pack, Pcars, Smith OF
Glou, Guerrant, Bryce, 8aii, Cook of Gray, Caroy
Anderson, Flar Thorp, Atkinson OF Hui, Carska-
don, Kercheval, Winston, Seymour, Mullen, Brown
Cole, WASHINGTON of jeff, Dunbar, Smith of Zen
| Armisteud. Dabney, Leland, cambridge, Heiskell
Bland, Haynes. Stolings, Bias. AIcIlhaney, MCabc
Daniel, Street, links, Newman Of Mason, Thomas
Goode, Booth Of Niddiesex, Guolrick Watts Bill
hngsly, Caperton, Vass. Heinz, Crockett of Mont
Cross, Nevil Garland Of Nelson Christian of IS
b, MLanghn Stephenson, Murdaugh, Fisher
Watkins. Parriott, Vatnm, Adams, Hiner, M'eoy
Griures. Old. Miller, Allen, Ward, Foster, Hart
Booth of Randolph, Mitchell, Whne of Rock, Cline
Meditation, Gray and AcFarlane of Russell, Kilgore
Gray Of Scott Newman Of Shen., Magrudsr. Good
cure, Billiard George, barnes of Taz., belashmutt
Wells, Cummings, Keller, Prentis, Spencer, Sam
dsrs, Stranger of Wythc, Griffin Of York, Moody
| I3a
NoEs-ucssrs. Banks Cspeaker,) Bayly, johnson
Blrrfoot, Hill, Hausbrough, Boisscau Scott of DIM
yray' Booker of T. C., uP'hav;, Barnes Of Essex
Ofutt, Sangster, James Holland, Powell, Mason O
Fred, Billups of Giou., Scott of Hal, White o
Han, Williams of Henrico. Harvie, Grayely, Rich
ardson of james City, Oldham, Mason of K. G.
Gregory. Kimbrough. Mcfarland of Lun., o'Frr.
lroh SDHA IL
Wis, of Orange Voolfolk. Walton, Cabel, bupuy
Dillon, Stands, Yyler of =. w, Barnes Of r. c..
Moore, Cooke of Staff. Crump, Ru1in, Curtis
HGrwood, Hungnrford, Grgsby, Robertson, Ruth
/ On motion of Mr. Cabeti, the House proceeded {
execute tho joint order of the day. for the election
Brigadier General, in the place of General Thomas
n. Clarke, deceased, ofPittsytvania.
| Mr.. CdbeN nominated Col Robert Wilson OF Pitt
sylvanla.
Wr. Dillon nominated Col. Charles Woodson o
Prince Edvsrd
Ma. Scott of Halifax, nominated Captain John D
| Richardson or Charlotte, Supported by Mr.. Fsnks.
Mr. .Aic.ilahon supported the nomination Of Col
Woodson, as did Qr WyU1, Mr. Miller, and Mr.
U'dls
Mr. Moore uouduated Col. BENJAMIN " S. Ca
bell of Ptt5ylvania- Mr. Tkoarpron anC
Mr.. IViiiioJns Of Harrison.
Nr UpsbGD bore testimony to the merits of Col
/ Woodson.
i LIST ballot. end.
NheOn ~ ufOppVn
4 Woodson 50 az.
Richardson 30 withdrawn.
l. 0aben ai 100.
So Col %. ". S. CADE1B, gus declared duly
elected
On motion of BIr. Bushsy16orI, the remaining
order Of the day, on Bank Charters, was postponed
until to-DorroY.
Mr.. EUt' presented coonter memorial Of certain
citizens OF Madison demonstrating against the cuursl
asked in memorial Of the county court Of Madison
in relation TO tho location OF the courthouse of tina
county-ond explained the circumstances ofthe case
EpgrOssed bh' i, Releasing to Peter Mason. TIL
Commemorative right to tract ofland; 2, Autbori
zing the COMMON Council Of Lynchburp to arect
dam across James River between Cabelrs uppe
Island and Hdrdwckes Island, and for other pur
poses-were read the 81 time and passed..
Mr. Garland Of y olson, moved 10 change the hou
Of meeting from II to 10 oclock-opposed by Dir
FUnks, and agreed TO.
NEW YoRK Peb. l.