Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05

applaud ali he docs-as ready to shout approvipp
hurrahs when he slabs the Constitution of their CONN
Try, as when he expelled the invader from it's soil!
TIE "CORRESPONDENCE"
All the, letters alluded to in the Correspondence
between Messrs. Jackson, Calhoun, Crawford, For
syth, Hamilton, &c. have been extorted niece meol
and land before the Public, except those betwocn
Mr.. Hamilton and Major Lewis. These il seems aro
also forthcom'ng and in present posse ssion of tho
conductors OF the Globe at Woshinoto ton. Their
publication is deemed improper but Mr.. Calhoun in
invited to pcrusc hcn in person by proxy, and +.
rs allcdgcd that wherever they aude to Mr. Calhour
is IN terms which sh that their wr ers eop6yef
IN him The conspiracy says the Globe, proved
against AR Calhoun by the evidence of these lot.
ters 49, conspiracy To eject him J'ice Presid.nt NJ
The q. States! ave have (says tina, paper ! decisive,
w W.T. proof from gentleman who is called up by
Mr.. Calhoun in disqualification, as witness in mi.
matter showing concusively, that General Jaokson
ir"wned upon every proposal to supplant Mr., Cal
honn as Vice President. In this favorable dippos;
ident. whom the Vice President now accuses Of be;n
then engaged in plotting his 'yoiiticai destruefor
ardenSy concurrcd They united in the fall of I8e8
IN REFRESHING Mr.. Crawfords efforts to bring ont
opposition in the Republican ranks against Mr. Cal
houn--nnd Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr. Cambreenr
MIR. Hamilton and Mr.. Lewis, all conspired NE M.
polls to make Mr. Calhoun tie second officer in tho
government; and IN the event of the death of tho
President, The first. Yet Mr. Calhoun boldly Do
nounces these men being engaged at that moment
IN plotting his "poiticdi destruction" 1t is wcab
ty accusaton-n,ay we not ask for the proof"
This article OF the Globe is remarkably concluded.
Tho leiersC t suys) will be shewn to anv friend y;
whose hands 're may deem confidential oorrespond
encs SAFE and TO whom he may be willpa tn con6do
the trust" ~ 0o"nue
D"no'i"ss the "otiicial" editor had in his rceoec
ton the confidential letter of Henry Clay to Ersn-
CHS = Blair, in January, 1aa5--subseouen,lv uscd
by Amos Kendall in his Argus. as evidence Of tho
bargain,
u Ill the Virginia Gazette mention the name
OF single one of those responsible" persons whom
II has heard say. that they had repeatedly" besy
Mr. calhoun declare himself to the sefecl" thu, h.
would support Gen Jackson? We do not mean n
question tie vcraciy of the Gazette but we predct
1t can find no man willing to vouch that Ne has heard
Mr. Calhoun say any such thing, since the date oe
his publication.
The Senate have receded from their amendment
designating June instead of August, as the month
for holding the elections this year: August is there
fore the month
| ~ In the Senate Yesterday, on motion ne M
wyatt, the Committee on the Judiciary was ins;ruc-
ted to report the Judiciary bill with eighteen JUDGE,
lone tn crcui,) by vote Of 20 TO o. This vote in
understood to be a compromise between the fri ends
OF sTfeen Judges, and the friends of larger number
than eighteen, and it is believed decisive of tho oues
ton IN that body. The House of Delegates is now
presented the alternatives of receding from the two
Judge plan and accepting the bill from the Senate or
OF ndherng to the bill they sent it up, and asking
or awaiting a conference From what we can VA
thcT incidentally, we should conjecture the first to
he the most probablc-although, VIC know NOTHING
and aft IN nothing.
The Senate also passed the -four inspection bill.
having however, expunged the clauses reducing the
compensation of the Inspector in this city, and trans
ierrng The power of appointment, from the county
court of llenrico, 70 the Executive Tho part re-
toined, prohibits the use of two brands Tho So
nate has also passed the bill revivng the inspecton
of tobacco at Bysd's warehouse, in this CITY
The House Of Delegates yesterday consumed tho
almost entire Legislative day discussing two bills
rst, to appropriate SIC 900 more to the PURPOSES Of
primary education from the Library Fund-and Cd.
to reduce the toll on tobacco, on the James River
Canal. Both bills wcro indefinitely postpoued by
decided nOjorItics.