Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12

for in addition TO tue superfuy of mac
tive capital, which the low rate of money proelnms
in Europe the disturbed condition Of that part of the
world where every State is threatened with convul-
s'oos, must produce the desire place it in safety in
this the now only trsuquil pormn of Christendon,.
We trust that the present General Assembly will
not separate, without at least making one generous
effort to originate general scheme of Internal I'm
provemert.
at is certainly greatly TO be regretted, thst work
Oh rs deep national importance the Baltimore and
Ohm Rail Road, should be lef to ,heSe forts Of
single city, and indeed may say to only portion
OF that CITY, and yet there is too much reason fear
that this will be It's fate. No danger however need
be spprehended, TO it's Ena triumph: the inherent
merits of the system, sustained il will in this in.
stance be, by number of individuals of great wealth
and patriotism, will carry it along though more slow.
! W than the interests Of the country demand II
gains vigour and confidence AT every stem and will
grow with Increased rapidty evcry wear; so that .e
present supporters.
forwarded to you, few dave since n copv Of
our correspondence with the Chesapeake and OHIO
Sana Company, in reference 10 our info r,unate
dispute with them.
/ see some evidences of n movo,,o,, :; a.. -,
oourhood ct Lynchburg. in reference to improving
t"ei' puohc channels Of communication am Glad
remark Ibis growing feeling IN the South and West,
your Legislature could be aroused to cherish and
roster tnese efforts Of individual enterprise, great
oeneht would be conferred upon the State
nouce Your suggesiions in relation tn n cnr,ont
euo's on the part of Virginia and Maryland. These
ONO S,aa. nave hut one interest in this question
Nor'n, oy ner eXertons. il carving from US oil
me internal trade Of the interior and with il sbe will
secure the foreign return trade; this will continue
as II already has done, impoverish the South bv
Aeep'ug continually tributary TO the North. and
20" '"y u prevented bv some vigorous effort on our
part IL virginia and Maryland could be induced to
make united effort draw this trade To tho Ches
apease' they will, from their geographical Situation
ne aole to do SO With this trade tbey w,nlJ soon
feel their pccuniarv circumstances IN become nrna
perous and their political and commercial influence
!" 'ne c"hicderacv to be restored The first move
.ne"' rn"sf however, come from Virginia If any
thing be done She may, have no doubt draw orr
road or branch oft along the Valley of rho Sbor.
o"ah ana down the Kenawha if she cpuId 81 Gar coo
ne, own interest as to offer the necessary
AID and cooper alton.
, we shall have our road completed as far ms to the
Potomac, by the end of next wear which cmbraccs :,
e'S,ance OF about Go miles. The system will linen be
uy ueVelopeh and Will carry conviction Tn ell minds
anoros me much satisfaction to learn that Vir-
sha IS turning Der sttenton to improving the facil
ca,sIn 49, within her Jurisdiction. and sim
nope that you will, both in the system Won NAV
auop' ana routes you NAV select secure ali the nd
| "see o' winch the cosn'ry may be susceptible
! , Snou'u you determine upon constructing q Rail
av 10 connect the waters Of james River with The
ohlo,-perhaps, a coalition between von .n5 49, nc
oe euected TO our mutual advantage. The Son,b
nus certainly deep interest in put,ino f,,h III "a,
energies to protect itself against the eft,cts ,u,,
the works now in progress in the NORTH mus, Nc
u"ce ny a6stractng from both our population and
tne interior trade Of the country Maryland and
"sna nave common INT crest in turning this tr do
effort" ~ e''""'on
W The Louisville Advertiser is pleased to take the
following notice of the Orange contested election:
vine claim get mp by Mr. Ba -bour to represen,
ere people or Orange County. though a majority
OF them voted for Mr. Davis will not no adD;, ~
oy the Legislature Of Virginia Should the elects
60 9acK 10 the p"ople, there can he 20 doubt tbo,
the secretary of War of the Coalition will bo taa
ted according to bis merits"
~ eu''or VI the advertiser were treate. accord
ing 10 n" merits, for the gratutous offence he bas
gwen TO good manners. and to u gentleman who's.
personal integrity and reputation for patriotism and
ao'n'ies passed onscahed even through The fairy ~,
uea OF the late party storms in another psr, Of tho
article we have quoted, he might then with so,oo
pauSloilty, demand that others should be treaod mr.
cording to their merits.
Senate IF pirginia We have beretos,r, o,,;,. :,
to mention, that Thursday last, the nenbe,. -
our State Senate drow lots for the c,ossa, - III.
they shall respectively beong-wi.h the following 70
suit The first class will be elected at tho eloc
tfon OF lc3i-the second 10 1892, and so on.
>, FIRST Class-D. H. Branch, VIM. Csmnbon
"a BERNARD. = Cooke, J. Wallace, D. w.
re,terso3' J. Pennybacker, Q. s. Morgan.
second Glass; Y. Mason, N. Alexander r.
BOOKER S1oker, J. 6 Joynes, l.. T. Dade, II. l. Opie. D.
Third Class.-J. Wyatt, b w. s. C.belI. 7 p
Hsfvle' }. w Chinn, J. Cravens, e. Boyd. J. Nc
Whorter, G. Cowan. ''' - VIC
w Fourth Cinss'.Wm. c. Holt, C c. Drompools
W. Armstead. II g. Winston WIN. MoCo,s oo ~
Beaie' ). Edgington, VIM. McComus. ''' ~
oo,n oa pno iam'ly' arrived at Louisville on the
|''h Dec'' to embark for Ncw Orleans.
LIE NEW PANAMA QUEsTIoN.--We had suono-
SEQ .nat the President in his practical administration
,"' government had not only violated every prn
e'P'e upon which he was clected--set y, nauob,
os'y particular demonstration of ,bo, crt,;o
which accomplished the political revoIu,ion oe ,oso
condemned every pledge he had given. ofFec,n, the
principles be carried into Ofioe-wo supposed he had
not only done this, but that the record &c H.