Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24


there will be mich excitement here before the close o.
the Session, when all the delegations here.
The House to-day III Consequences of Inc absence
oil about 90 friends of the American .sicm agreed
To consider resolution, introduced 10y q host Il
Whereases, offered Ivy Mr.. Haynes, respecting II re
duct ion OF the duty imported sugar. The speech
OF Mr. Haynes viii be heard through, but whether II
will be answered IL somewhat doubtful. .hn un-
swer may, however. be- gwen. bcfus" motion il
made TO Icy the resolution the taoc, which con.
slider 10 be its ultimate and inevitable fate.
From the ". Y. journal of Com,nsrcc
Mn. CALHOUN AND GEN. JAcxsoN The Wash
ington Spectator remarks that "rlmphci IN vInii-
cation OF MIR. Calhoun daily cxpcct ed" and that
several members OF Congress have already enquIred
Tor 1t at the book stores IN that city. IL the norma
tion which have received on this subject be cor
rect, upprehcnd that Mr.. Calhoun will be able "
Justify himself in the opinion OF the people, for ne
course which he thought proper 10 recommend the
Cabinet in regard to the INVASION of Florida b. Gen
Jackson Ifit be true that when Gen. Jackson was
ordered 10 assume the command of the army directed
against the Seminole Indians, he became possessed
of the instructi rs prevonny gwen To Gen Gaines,
and was also furnished by the War Department with
copy ofthe same instructions, PROHIBITING him. I'M
der any circumstances, from entering the Spanish
Territory, cannot understand by what logic he
could affect to consider them not binding upon
himself because they had first been gwen to IN
ieor officer. Upon the receipt of the intelligence
at Washington, that he had in violation Of these or
ders actually attacked Spanish militia ~ post, It is
not wonderful that the Secretary OF Wai SHOULD have
been Of opinion that the General ought to be arrested
and tried for an 'nfract"n of duty aud breach OF
.ne heut'aI ,igh,s OF if'ehu'y power we are III
formed 'h"t MI oalnoun nus never d1nieo inc course
are collateral subjects of interesting character
which will eventually be unfolded and explained to
the American people.
KENTUcKY.-Up to the 18TH, there no further
attempt made To cleo: Senator, after the futile
pertinent made through The three days of the 4th,
5th and eth, including l6 ballorlngs On the 7lh
''o Seac' - W 49, euoPteu resolution Pos'Pohhg
the election 10 the next session. to have the
will of the People upon it-but so Int as the 18th
I'm Hans. h,d ,o,,ho, ,n,,-,,od 49, ,oi,o,,,, ,h .o,
@ - '-0 ''P
Inc Ln"isV!!e Advertiser OF the 'Iih says the ru-
NOR was, that another eirjrt would be made-tha
the Jackson G,rccs would ,orcao.rat, ,non Cb,,s A
Ul,-I1.lr , 49, P -
"'."'''o l"O" III 'ne H. VI NJ u'd 'la '"cy WOMB
lie joined by one OF the 68 This Is hardly so, we
imagine. Neither side can be expected to give way
and the oresumnt,on ia tb,, No c,,,cp cDr bo mad,
,bis ,yio,or ~ - "
on Inc -oth 'hefe was ot'or DEBATE on reso'u
ton to order salute IN honor of the day The re-
solution carried but Gov Metcalr put his veto upon
:, IN. IocLso, ma, Tho, I;J .,,L,, .L,, o.,. :.
" ~ ' 1 y ouS 1T -
nave uohe ut hrSt--ra'seu money enough oy private
subscription, TO buy the necessary powder.
The LEGISLATURE vns In adjourn nm tho I5,h
Ill., e,,Io,; , -. :.
e ''"o"''e scuIinouS le''er IL from t"c LOUIS
vile Advertiser. we repuoiish II TO show the sta:t
OF things in the Legislature.
TO THE EDITOR
pRANKFoRr JAN G.
Dear Sir-On this day three additional ballo,
were take for Senator On the first there We're
for Crittenden 60 for Rowan l. for johnson a. to
Breathilt Ca for Wickhifc o. On the second for Crit
tendpn 68. for Rowan l. for johnson g for Brcatbt
&C. for Wickhffe o. On the third aad last for Crit
tendcn &C. for Rowan o. for johnson l. for Breuth,tt
65, for Wicklfc O. A mo,ion was then made to nos,
pone for The present any farther attcmat TO elect
Senator which was carried.
MIR Williams (of Wavnnl ,rt2 uo,sd E,,. BrsrLl
IN on ussterdny 10 dav resumed his old stand in t,r
CLAY ranks II would seem therefore that the IN
bofs of b. Hardin and hisuorihy Cousin and coadu.
tor the sDukc'' were MOI be towcd IN vain u0or
the late Sheriff Of Vayne
Previous to going into the first ballot this morn
ing, motion was made by Mr. Love "a Clay man.
that the name of the Speaker should be called a.
the commencement of each ballot; which had (,r
yesterday and the day beforc) been omitted BIZ the
Clerk without any object on The part OF Mr.. Crit