Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-12
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O~ffcsterday it will be seen was dav Of bus;nes,
in the House of Delegates, which sat from 10 A. NJ
to P. ii IL was also day oc excitement. IN, .
debate on the proposition made by Mr. Leigh, for N
conference with tho Senate on the Circuit md
Chanccry Cour, bill, being stormy for that bodv.
The proposition was carried by majority Of 90,
showing nearly, but not exactly the relative streno,b
OF the parties for the single and double iud,. .rs
tenn There was sort of Glen ring up towards tho
close Of the debate, partial restoration or ,,o b.,
NOR, and the indication Of on INCREASING s,;r,, sc
concession which considering the crea, interests NJ
stake, and the Gacl ilot the two Uouse, 70 ,h; H.
to b. brought into actual contact we hail with much
satisfaction, as favorable nugury OF the results Of
the Conference. We hope the Confcrees will Nh,
on the whole amor Of patience and forbcorance
and g" INTO the Consult ton resolved to fulfil the
Just expectations, and provide for tho INDISPENSABLE
wants of the country.
The Judges of the Court of AppeaIs. wore elsc,st
Yesterday. 1t had rot been generally anticipated
that On Tucker would be nominated ard after be
was nominated, the vote he received exceeded tho
tNfe''"'o" VIC oeHcVe' even of his mcst sanguine
friends His high quai, s,iuns are unyer,,l,v con-.
ccued' ana meme VIC believe, rcpine his SUCCESS,
'h'ug" t'cFe were many no, yielding aim everv
CinlncEt. M
ns conspicuous. with rather mosc Familiarity ,,,,
particular branches OF the law. united the person
OF h"o"rt S''nard All will admit and none more
ch'e''"I'y than we, that the Court Appeals has
received brilliant accession in Gen Tucker.
IL was observed by all and VIC believe by all with
satsaction that politics had no agency in the cboce
OF the Judges Mcssrs. Brooke, Cabell and Car, ~,
one side, and Judge Green on the other took nm
active part IN the last Presidential election b,t wa
are persuaded no one of them was affected half
dozen votes by he circumstance. This is , cb.r
actersi!c peculiar 20 Virgnia-v.ith due deferenc.
to that cold and infcxible democrat Gen Mc-ov
highly honorable to her-and still with due dof,r
ence 20 his niiexble democracy. Tong cay il 80.
main SO MIR, Jackson Of Wood and Mr. Adams If
Patrick, having oh aimed leave of absence !, w,,
admitted generally in the House. that neither Jack-
son Tor adams had any Thing to do with the cleo
u"n-one Of the few puns towards which we fael q
spirit OF federation ond forgiveness.
Ill We seemed dsingenuous in the deductions
whch we from yesterdy relative to
the number O! suits, we were so unin;entionally We
did not state, that the criminal business much inter
tered WITH tho despatch Of business in the circpit
cIurts,-not becunsc we were ignorant Of the fact
bu. because we overlooked it in the hurry of the in
slant. We know too and admit, that the distr;
buiI"c feature Of those courts is great obstruc,ion
to the despatch of busIIcss-a fact which ouch. IN
en'or into the calculation. Chprging the uccoune
with these two items, it still appear. to u.s. that
Judges ought TO be able to DO the business of the
Country THIS opinion We know, docs not deserve
feather weight against the opinion of such men as
are orraycd ihlcicncc Of the double Judge systcu
On tho other hand, find it sustained bv taIont
patriotism and experience. All we can do is to prav
Heaven may guide the deliberations OF the General
Assembly IN matter certainly OF the first conse-
qncncc 60 that conclusion which is best for tho
country.
ie mi reiCn'd his friends and punish his enemi<s
DnnelH Miller Of p nn>ylvania, Hector Crn;p
and Charles c. Dewitt members Of the late Con-
gro E, the last two from New York have been an
pointed commissioners Of insolvency by the Presi-
cent under the act of Congress Of the last Sos
SIGN, for tho raef Of certain insolvent debtors NJ.
the government. A suitable commentary on Presi-
dent Jackson's olcctlonserng sentiment, TIM, the
appointment of members of Congress cor.up,e d L.
islltIon q The spring head
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
MONDAY, April II.
Tho Senate have passed the bills, Imposing
taxes for tho support Of Government. THE taxes