Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18

mission the senatorial friends of tho nresent .dn;.
frstion conended and voted thu, the President had
no authority % originate c;Hntc mission IN - N
recess ut the Senate that he had only tho o,,ver IA
I'LL diponatic vacancies that might occur i'm the 70
cess AMI hat these nppoirtm .nts mus, bc sub,o
To the Senate TOR their advice and cooson, =, ,L,
session a'cr they are made 1t seems that the com
miss'oners who framed the treaty with Turkey ,yo-.
not onIV appointed or originated IN tho rc.css I'm,
~, 'hey never were submitted To the SENATE MIR
ieZeweH and others feel bound H. ,r,;n,o;n
'neir consistency Of principle, and the result, il is
Sa'd, VIII be the rejection Of the treaty and IN in, .
'haion or vote OF advice the President In s,hp
w ,ie "e"utc the nomination Of new mission to ne
go''atc another or confirm same tren,y with tho
turks. This is one of the reports which have beon
circulated IN this metropolis for some DAVIS past Jo
NOT Vouch for its accuracy
~ r"nored that the late Indian treaties will be
Pposeu or rejected IN the senate, the ground that
'hcy were made with people hayin. no will NJ thor
own ana acting under species of nflue nee an,uni
ing To coercion do not vouch for the uutbentic;tv
of this report. ''.''s
"K rs rumoured, that some of tho oxoc,,;,, ,,;
nations will run hazard of rejection in the senate
IL ls however. believed hot the commissioners unJo
'ne Dah'sh treaty will be confirmed without difficulty
nc mas Ceen aGsHrdty reported that the Vice Preci
dent hns challenged the Presidon, tn sincjo cor,h,
There Is no'trutb in this rumour
IN rnnoured. that Mr.. CRAwroRp has v,,;,,o,
s"Sere let'er 10 Mr. CALHOUN, and that the latter
gentleman returned it without an answer
Hi' rumoured, that n correspondenr. b,s o,,o,
between Mr. FoRsYrH and Mr. CALHOUN
. ,"Hnured that to morrow morninn n uoio
.y y, nc Judiciary committee will report bill to
repea the twenty-th section of the judicial ar, r
iT89 prescribing the powers and duiie. of tho g,
pretnc Court and that the chairman of that con,,p;t
Tee, In behalf of the minority Of its members Will
M. u'olsNe counter-report against the repeal.
MT BUCHANAN Is that chairman This viii hiring
M Tor consideration the whole qualification ouastio
ana the result will probably be an overwheln NO 70
lection of the repeating bill -
"H is understood, that tho cop,,oi,,o, on , 49, :,
nf thnI,
sage Whicn relates TO internal improvnmept yvoa ro
'efeu' WILL 10 the course of week or two make n
VI aVouF OF tho constitutionality and expedien
cY OF patronzln. and fostering the const ructon of
roads and canals by the general qovernment = Id
HENnHILL is the chairman of that COMMITTEES.
=, '"HouF OF negotiation of u personal and no
81 lcai nature has obtained circulation to-day: b, il
OIL TOO delicate character to be published without
urst aScertaning its authentci,v phe pro.iJou.
mas nothing to do with il.
~ saul that the late arrangement with Great
o'.tu," IN relation to the direct colonial trade is
"ot A'iy 10 turn out as well was confidently cv
pected The vessels of the United Statos c,nno,
take any other than our native productions or noon
tactures to the British West Indies: thev cam.
""e asSolted cergoes; the duties on -four amour, TO
proh'oition; the carrying trade will princinoI :,
DC transferred to British vessels; and the Cnna5.s
'aher than The United States will pn1ov tho cb;of
advantages which tho arrangements will produce
no $3.50 amy regulations on our side are said to
De aIrendv contemplated in congress
"ihese ar" among the on dts Of the dav ber.. and
"ey are comtnuncated for the qualification of the
hquisitive curiosity of you qlrd nuncs II is moi
'na .'e readers OF the opposition prints should
a'on" receive intelligence or spccuIatfons of this do
scription" pr J ms w
correspondence Oh the New York Commercial Advertiser
v., WASHINGTON, January
Yesterday. both branches eff he National orsI,
.u's ADJOURNED until Monday--This imposes upou
inc numerous and ansious claimants another dav Of
ue'erren In the public houses, and about the
lOul lissnt ,,Eoo
me repeated waste of time by CONGRESS .pb;s is
NOR ana more aggravated as the session draws IN
Use i. 1 mistake not, The standing rules of tb,
aouSe ~ Representatives set apart .very Eriso a,
Saturday tor the conside ration of priv,to b;II.
IT, os Tor The relief of old soldiers and o,h.rs uboee
'' ",G ~ private character Some of the vet
". ,he reVointicn, WIN still survive the iuyra,-
"u1' OF tuslr country. begin to proclaim tho truth
Win fearless freedom, Init where il NAV tb.v en-,
,hV tent hand to put dswn the last administrators
oIouuSs NY were told thst the srests OF the peo
PIC az. % TUG country we're not attended TO as they
s"Ght 10 be. And that they aided in putting th,
pressn, Jackson party iHto power because thew ver(
assured That much time and money would he sovei
20 me natIoii--nnd that abovc all the claims of IN,
t p'u Ipln'er would he promptly answered. We have
oeen deceived This Congress, Jackson as il t. tho
roughly Jackson. is more wasteful time and monc,
more regardless Of their professons-and apparent,
~ more determined to put of and defeat the honest
KILT W tne soldiers and patriots, who shed THEN
oi'on' and sacrificed their propertv and health ia,
tilcir country than any former Congress has eyoI
been been Letthem look tot The same votes that put
''y ,. III, W,n PM them out-Lct them look to IT,
Inc tr'ai OF Judge Peck goes on slowly. With
10 novelty II has lost much Of the interest which tho
puohc appeared to take in it. For a short time
ycS'ordoy' the galleries were croyyded-and few, n
tne members ofthc House Of Representatives were
observed IN the Senate. This unusual concoursf
was "cca stoned by the examination In tbe course Of
Tue dhY' OF Judge Lucas, Of Missouri witness or
'nn par OF Judge Peck Judge Lucas is an intelli-
sGn,; shtewd Drenchman--wi'h a physiornomv
which phrenologis would say was strongly indic1
uy" OF inn and frolic "TIow old are YOU. SIR
onre; VII YOU tell me. Sarc, what that has 70 dc
WIN me traI sarc'" "fou must answer the oues-
tlon.. "WeN 'aro. | suppose am old enough r.
.cs,ly Tand shaking his white locks at tho mana
ngers- DO you think ] am not sare," "Your npe
s",o-seveniy two. sarc--and" "Enourh sir-tha'l
q. -and pop went two or three other 0uestiong NJ
MN. when or how he trial will terminate. there is
much guessing, or reckoning, or calculating tho
cnahces-nccordIng as the takers happen To be Yam
kc"s. NuGnaus or Caroliniaus
tor some days past report has been currcnt
.ha' tn" correspondence tween the P-o-Jor, onJ