Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-15

motives No matter how good their intentions were
their votes defeated views, wishes and cxpccta.
lions. am sorry that found 1t necessary thus far
to go into the painful lucrative. have touched i,
very lightly, only so far to afford some data to
shew hoo and tohy we failed much in obtaining
that redress OF grievances under which we have
groaned so long; and under which must continue
to groan if the Now Amended Constitution be put
upon us by our own cote. In my next I will pro-
coed to examine the Amended Constitution.
a. CAMPBELL.
Beihany, March LIST, 1890.
Let those who have been SO clamorous in their
denunciations of Federalism, read the following ar-
cle relative TO the affairs which have occurred in
Maryland since genuine Jackson Repubhcanisn gain
cd the ascendancy ihcre-lf such stubborn facts DO
not stop the mouths of these pseudo Democrats, it
must be because they have not yet had their ire
ward."-Coi. Gas.
Letter to the Editor OF the Ccntrcvillc Times dated
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. ..
81 see some correspondent of yours has noticed
since the first eydences WHICH the Jackson party of
Md. had given of its claim TO identity with the De-
m0crntic party. That claim has boon nrthey- illus
trated by Mr. Cubreths prescription and the reward
of his successor, as high toned Eederast as any in
the State the substitution commissioners Of Lot
teries of William Knight, Of Kent. and Thomas Carl
ton OF Observation-Disclosures to the last gasp of the
party-for Nathaniel L. Williams and VIM II. Stew
art who in the days oftriai amongst the great
est favorites and tirmest supporters Of the repubi
can cause. Peter Emerson the Atlas of the Fcde-
raj party in Calvert, g. Nath Pearce who always was
the places of Dennis Boyd, and Samuel Tyler, who
were unwavering Democrats. Richard Frisby, on
whose shoulders the Federalism of Kent always
supposed to rest, has been made q Commissioner of
insolvent Debtors, and Abraham Jarret, the bitter.
est Fedcralist of Hartford Fish Inspector. in the
places of punished Democrats.--In short, Sir, most
Of the best Offices in the State have been taken
from Democrats who were true and faithful to the
end, and bestowed federalists who fourhl till thew
were completely oveithrown.
If these facts establish the claim of the party Duff
Green, sem as well as his protegc the r. of the fam
ily arc right in insisting upon it-but an intell-
gent people DO so egregiously imposed upon' 1t is
impossible.
RE-APP CONTINENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
BY and 10Th the ddoice and consent eff the Senate
Robert Stanard, of Virginia, to be Attorney of the
United States, for the Eastern District of Virginia
John Pegram, of Virginia, to be Marshal of
the United States, for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia.
John II. Morell, of Georgia. to be Marshal of the
United States, for the District of Georgia
David c. Wilson, of Delaware, to be Marshal of
the United States for the District OF Delaware.
Lakeland NJ. Stone, of Florida, to be Marshal of
the United States, for the Southern District or Flor
ida, uice John Dean, appointed during the recess of
the Senate.
kemuel Williams, to be Collector of the Customs
for the District and Inspector of the Revenue for the
Port of New Bedford in the State of Massachusetts
vice Russell Freeman removed.
Il is understood says the National Intellirencer
that Commodore DAVID Porter was Oh Thursday
nominated by the President, to the Senate, as Con
sui General to the Barbary Powers.
Kentucky HogS.--From the following extract ola
letter from pentieman residing in Kentucky, it will
be that there is still prospect thai Pork will
be scarce. and of course, high the ensuing season:
''In probability, you Virginans convinced by
this time, that the cry of scarcity Of Hogs in this
State was not bantering and jockeying: and un
less am greatly deceived i'll my own observations,
and the representation of others. the Vrgnans had
better be looking sharp for another year. So great
has been the demand for Hogs the past season. that
many of the farmers have sold of their Stock
Hogs; and shoats small Us 60 pounds weight have
been driven to foreign narkets."-L. Yirgiaian.
Slaves an Louisiand-An important bill was be-
fore the Legislature of Louisiana at the last accounts
from the seat Of government of that State. Baton
Rouge paper gives the following outline Of its cha
racter:
1st The absplus> prohibition Of the introduction of
slaves
I'd. That all free people of colour who have intro
duced themselves into this State since i807 will have
TO leave IL within six months, under the penalty of
thousand dollars ine they will be sold for the
benefit ofthe Statefor limited time. Will be OK
copied from that dispositions of cepr who served
in the War between 1914 and 1915.
Sd. That free Of color will be at liberty 20
hire himself rs sailor, cook &c. on board of any
selor water craft navigating the water Of this
Statc.-- ID.
NASHVILLE, March g
Anotter dreadful Explosion The steamboat Helen More.
GOT, Capt Tyson her from New Orleans Louisville
stopped Memphis Wednesday morning last, 9th uit
and had been there abou, % 80 minutes when
Of her boilers burst, with the usual dreadful consequences
There supposed be board upwards of $50 deck
scDgers and altogether including cabin passengers officers
less than 400 persons Our informant, Who himself
Of tho cabin passengers and was the Of the
explosion the plank the act Of passing from the
the shore unable how many Killed and wounded
to give the of the sufferers Capt Tyson injured
but ssc usy One Of the engineers and pilots