Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-22

Never vas PRECEDENT or Ministry, more singulor,v
orcumstanced, than the President and bis C.h;,.,
"'~ n"d tnemselscs. II may be affirmed with truth,
.".. every leading interest Of the country 10 dssats
nee with tho Message: The friends Of tho Tariff
oeesuso ne stops short Of going the whole length of
'"s w'snes' snd3ceunsos tho nsdious warfare of at
''eh"s =" DETAIL Proposition by propositions its en-
c"'es because ne sndicates its constitutonalty and
''"'e"p'ates its p"rpetnity: the opponents of I'm.
provemcn' occaase no recognizes The
" the powers its friends because he condemns It's OK
Ped'ency and declares his intention of arrestng ,s
ercise! ALREADY Is the proof Of what We atiirm un.
'ooing IN different quarters. Pho nulfyers declare
they will have more to do with the Herr. the
friends of improvement, aud Industry, are organizing
in Now York to devise the means of pro, oc,no tho
great 'nteFess of the country: Pennsylvania give.
forth manifest signs Of dssa,isfac,o and a., no
least our learned contemporary in this city, taking
care beforehand. to ply the Hero with qunnt,m sur
OF uattery and sweet meats. is preparing to FIRE forty
two FOUNDER into the Tariff part of the Message,
On every side. the elements Of discomfort and on
pos't'on are at work His personal popularity The
simple cause AFTER ALL of his eminent fortune. so d;,.
Prop"roned 70 ms capacity, cannot long be rctaned
when no single leading interest Of the country finds
II Its interest 10 sustain him. With the friends Of
the Indians and tho National Currency and not only
the friends Of the Tarf bu, portion OF i,s en.m;s.
and the friends of Improvement all at once upon him
It Is impossible that he can swim. He must 20 down
In the whole chapter Of contin yence& one on,v ran
occur Of force enouy 10 re elect him-and ,b,, :
wholly improboblc-it that tho mn nal fears Of the
would be- successors Of Alexander may arrce % most,
pore conflict which # 1t end dsastrousv leaves the
DEFEATED worse of than before
The debate IN the Report of the Comm;ttee of
Federal Relations, is still undet.rmine in the Iecis
hture. The Times has the following remorks.
"Legisfdfure.-The session as il opproocbe. ito
close grows more interesting every day. For the
despatch of business the house now meets nj o,cc
IN the morning, and after short recess at half mas,
IN the evening Phe appropriation oil is now unde,
progress in that body, and Monday last tho hill p,
charter Bank in this place pa ssed aud was semi 70
the Senate, whcrei il received first rea dinp ycs,cr
day. The discussion of the Convention oues,ion j.,
committee "f thu whole, is still going forward On
Monday, Mr. Wi;hcrspuon addressed the committee
OF the senate against the Federal Report and con
Guided by introducing the resolutions hi,.h Mr.
Huger had previously troduced into the house o.,
Yesterday, he was replied to by Mr. Mayrant and Mr..
Gravson. 'N 'u'
Mr.. Pressly addressed the committee of tho bonss
on Monday against Tho Federal Report for n sbor,
time, and concluded his remarks yesterday morning
He WIS succeeded by Mr. Butler. IN favor of the
report. Dir. MV'll'" has the floor for TODAY Tho
Legislature have agreed to adjourn on Saturday
next.