Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-18

OF me United States for reelection N'P''
Inc question being taken On said ouo,d,,o,, :;
"' Ts uucldsa IN the negatve-yeas %. navs32
r, ied$-Messrs. Askew Cowper Grimm IT;
tawkiHs. Hill, Hinton of b. Unln T,'; AiItriS'
S M EntTe. MILLER. Montgomery, MoseIv, Ron,so,
S SI5, Sherard Skinner Vanlook. War, WnIcI
Williams of F Wilson. "'" " e''"
.NayS-Messrs Biackwood Ro-d, De- -,
E TeI OF irrdell, Crump Davenport Dick Dickinso,,
i Gavin Gudger Hall Hinton of W. Howell
sones LINDSAY MKay, MFarsnd NJ NeilI Martin
Matthew's Menres. Melcfor Move Nnrcbison Por
SeIby Simmons Sneed Walton Wild i'"9
me report ofthr committee was then concurred
l,,; t lSon moved that The report and reso-
- b ne iaIo upon The table which was not agreed
TO- inc substitute reported bv tho cD,nr;It 90 ,,,.
unanimously adopted and ordered TO be, e.,.,rsI
"ii" sent To the House of Commons for cancmrrenco
appears that while the Senate of ~ Carolina ~
unanimously declare their confidence in tho Herr 70 h..
u'iihpared' and even increased. they decline to NOM,
'''''e MN TOR re election. Rather an odd wav of
proving the reality ofthe confidence they profess
Ii Inc Honse of Commons, the above resolutions
having been received from the Senate 4 snccoeer,
motion was made IN amend bv superadlin,r roso,,
uon recommending Andrew Jackson for re-eloctiop
me Senate refused t. accept the amcndncnt-oyos
~ noes 81 Subsequently, the Commons senf g,
message Insisting upon their amendment: ,yborcu,on
on motion Of Mr. Mckay, the resolutions were laid
upon the table land not again called IN, bv tho
following vote:
y IeGs-1Iessrs BeasIey, Blackwaod, Borden
Dr""er' Davenport, Dick. Dickinson Dobson. Gn.
vln, Gudgpt, Howell. M'Kay. Martin NTotIba,,
M"chor, Muschison, Ray, Splby Simmons WiI,o
" TIGys-Messrs Quinn, Hall, Hnwb,ns. Hinton Of
% linton Of W. Hokn. Kerr, Lindsay M'Entrn
Skinner, Ward up gut
The result of all which is that North C,aroHD, b,s
refused to sustain that nomination of Gen Tocl,.o,,
tor reelection, made by Alabama, at time Will,
proves the proceeding to have been dictated h,
party feeling, as it was before fnl deyoIon.n,or,
could have been made of the course which the admin
israion designed to pursue
The following resolutions offered bv Mr. s,,,.or
were adopted in the House Of Commons b
of 81 to 8. VIC
Whereas the President OF the limited S..
the last session of Congress- rejected as unconst;,
nona an appropriation to the Mavsville TurnnLo
hoad' thereby mourning the denunciations of those
VINO advocate an unliInit ed discretion in Conr,a -
appropriate the public money to informal i,SSnr
ments--a discretion, in the opinion of this GnnoraI
Assembly alike impolitic and dangerous To tta
OF North Carolina united with others in the eIec+;o
OF Andrew JACKSON to the Presidency of to TT,;td
States under the fill expectation of his rofr;
abuses and restoring the Constitution to ,s or;oin
Be it therefore resolved Sc THAT Andrew, T.o,.
son Is entitled TO the appreciation of this General A.
semb!y for the firm and sound exercise Of his con
stmu'IonaI privilege in the rejection of the NJ
VILE Turnpike Road Bill and olhers Of ;I ~
character Va similar
Resolved, That the general policy and prominent
measures oi the present Administration meet the
appreciation and support of this General S,Li
Resolved, That the re election Of Andrew TiS
10 me elevated station he now occupies 50 bonoo H.
10 himself and so usefnlly TO the countrv - o ~
Jsro uiuI I%IsIng circumstances, peculiarly to be
ny ana promote he interest Of this Union
Resolved farther, That the foregoing preamble ami
resolutions De slg"ed By the Speaker of the senate
anu me speaker OF the House of Commons and be
trans ntted bv tho Governor of the State To tho pc
s1dent of the United States o 'e
Ihese resolutions also w"re doomed to die on tho
table of the Senate. They were laid on tbe fohlo
II thar body by vote of &c TO- and an attenDt to
take them up on ne last day of the session. was do
f'ated Sc to 49,
me House OF Commons by great vote. denopne-
e" '1e doctrine Of qualifications in the most decided
manner. These resolutions also died in t;a Senate
nut 1t IS SAID from no hostility to thef sentiments
The Raleigh Register says.
'FUftt'cGt'on - The RESOLUTIONS which nassd En-,
hous' OF Commons by triumphant n rnaiorit,
P"g Tue seal OF reprobatlon upon this nnhalIov,cd
doctrine were not acted on in tho S,o,ct, g. - :
timeno attempt having been made 70 clI Inn nm Vi
VA me DAY OF atl"urnmeD}, MIR Blair and A.
IT, hpaight, awaiting themselves al their Cons':s,
''ouai r,gh'' entered their protest upon the Jourr-
OF nc House OF Commons arainst the ,rs.ac, g
the Resolutions referred to above on tie -
'hat they sdect upon Tie Conducf and imouen tic
motives OF goilan and patriotic sister State. and
ha.c tendcncY 10 PROSTATE he sovereignty Of ev-
cry Sdtc OF the Union, and to raise upon their rhine
one grand consolidated government of unlimited ro,,
ers. subversvc Of the liberties OF the UeonIa mi 81
umaiFIy leading TO dcspoism and anarchy. The
opinion IS also asserted that the State have the Con-
siruiiona rgh in extreme cases to nulifv law of
congress, AMI ;lat TO deny this right would be fan