Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-28
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been dcfented- in the House by co for, to Is agan.
tin the Senate by % for. to 10 against 1.-THE
Consti' ution equlrng two thirds. Some facetious
gentleman once remarked, that he always felt during
the session of our General Assembly as if the public
hborty was in danger We certainly feel relief in
announcing, that the Legislature of S Ca rolina has
finally adjourned without the commission Of any overt
act against the peace of the country.
But we ore persuaded that the danger is DELAYED
merely, not passed The Charleston Courier deci-
dcd foe of Notification and Conventions holds the fol-
lowing language
"Col Cunningham voted against Convention at
present, but expressed hmse Fin favor of such n m"a
sure at future day-and this disposition we are
informed, prevails very generally in both buses
Unless modification of the Tar fl takes place during
the ensuing session nf Congress. it is supposed that
measure of relief would BE- consfitutionally
RED at the next session Of the Legislature Phis
opinion s strengthened from tho circums ance 'har
Resolution was introduced into the Senate. immcdi-
atelv after the failure of the above bill in subs ance
that unless relief was granted within definite peri
cd, the State would protect itself by some measure
amounting to nulica ion secession. This Reso-
luton carried. % TO 10.
Manifest proof has been given n, Washing on
that the Parff will be touched at this session of
Congress.
uET A writer in the Columbia Times. thus parhct-
cny closes his structures on the Presidents Message
"And this is the wise, the honest the impartial
man. to whom we To look up according t. Judge
Smith. and the notwithstanding, for the redress
all our wrongs y! God help us for if we do not re-
souteIy determine nj all h1Zr 1s 10 help ourselves,
there is no help for us.
General Jackson does not like the prcscnt bank
of the United States, but he proposes n Government
Bank, which like and so will the peoples
that discussion ~ coming on
But enough quit this dIshearnng specimen of
over the fate Of my devoted country"
.ur. Henry Banks Pho Kentucky Argus ina
gincs to have fallen into The OF supposng that
Kendall had really attempted 10 fitch from Mr.
Banks, tho honor Of the authorship of Philo Jackson
Ia pamphlet so called, written in aid of the Hero1
and administers the following correction:
'I{is sufficient to say, that here, whore Pho Jack
CON and its author, and Mr.. Kendall are known, ne
person would suspect Mr. Kendall or any other per-
son, who had advanced the Junior class Of an
English school, with wishing to assume the merits
OF it's authorship To show the state of old Mr.
Banks chronological department, We give below the
title of circular letter which he has had printed for
distribution among the members of Congress
py Of which we forward by this d'ys mail to Mr.
Pleasants. We do this from the charitable desire
to undeceive him ~ his opinion Of the merits of the
controversy
MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS
"For fiurr Internal Imp ovcments from NorCo k
in Virgin D., to the mouth "f Cnun,ba Y yor ON the
Pacific Ocean thence by commnrciar interc uurse
round the world. by the Cape If Good u,pc, to the
beginning
BE it known TO the Argus, that never really
imagined, or pretended to think, otherwise than r
ncny, TINT Kendall had attempted to usurp the no.
hours oS Pho. Jackson We have been amused a.
Mr.. Banks caions--Nhosc nfrmitics as well
good qualities, not unknown TO us--wc were
grn flied at tho cnsgation he bestowed upon his
quondam associate, Krndall--so richly deserved for
more damnng SINS than piracy upon Mr.. Banks htc.