Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-03

TIRGIJvLa LEGTSL-ATURE.

proposing the system instead Of The aohI
system GO judges 10 the whole, instead Of "a a.
IN the bll)-ln opposition to this amendment. Mr.
Leigh spoke at large both days--expIaning the prn.
cpes and enforcing the advantages Of the b and STAT
ing his objections to the onejudge SYSTEM The subject
eoquence-but il is barely doing justice to Mr. Leigh
10 say that he delivered Of the most luminous ami
profound and powerful Speeches. which have been ex-
deep impression upon tho House.-Mr. Christisn's
amendment was rejected in Committee of the whole.
vote OF 90 to 1870 that the double system seems
then made to the bilIbu il was not gone through On
uesday and its details may yet require several days
proceeded to act on Mrs. Mayos Memorial opposing the
erection Of new Bridge at Richmond and propoairv N
invest the legislature with power to regulate tho tolls
on the existing bridges After much debate in which
many members took part, and especially Mr. Burfoot
Of Chesterfield in favor Of the new Bridge and M.
IN favor Of the regulated tolls; the House took the
question: and substantially decided in favor of the last
by vote of so to Al. -
The engrossed bill for authorizing State Subscrip.
Ion OF z-oths OF the Stock to the Petersburg faii-
hodd company was called up by Mr.. Eppes-and
supported in long speech by that gentlemanHHe wa.
followed by Messrs. Shell and Ghoson an the ssms
sue, ana oy Mr. Maxwell in opposition to the BILL No
quesuon was taken on II, and the House adjourned AT
late hour. :"
The Legislature has yet much business before them.
The Election DILL, comprising tho provisions of ali
the presnt Election laws and several new provis;o
not yet reported by the Commee-The Legislature
Will not probably adjonrn until after the LIST of April
Another deueiOpmenU-The U. s. Telexrsph con.
tests Mr. Hamiltons assertion, that the part he act,
cd was - with the Intention to attack Mr. Calhoun.
out TO reconcile General Jackson and Mr. Craw frdI1
me hrst place, Il 10 known (says The TeIegraph)
notorious fact that the personal differences between
conera' jackson and Mr. Crawford had been recon.
during the session OF Congress Of 1924 rs; and
IL is impossible but that an explanei On must h.v.
passed between 'hem upon wha, 10 represented 20
nave been tho ground Of the personal feeling known
10 have existed between them--the couyse Of M
CRAWFORD In the cabinet OF Mr.. Monroe In the dsb..
.,lon' on the Seminole war tba. had Teen The real
cause OF that personal ceiling o 10 now assumed n
would be alike dishonorable both suppose that il
terminated without wha, to be satisfac,orv
oifeious interference on tho part of Mr. Hamilton to
reconcile them. We must, therefore, End snothe ar nh
Jsc' - explain his conduct"-" OF course the TeIe
graph iufrs, that II to sftoek Mr. Calhoun and
moi 10 excuse AR. Crawford."-Now wa have hsfo~s
US a L.ter from Wa ,hington. written In Februsrv
ezo' stating that, Friday morninr last (the ll6I
with Gen. Swartwout, of New-Jersey. The vi.i, ~.
one OF mere cvility" was not one of ern,.ns,;. -
Psu events-and none such, We were aware, had been
MADE AZ mat time, az tho Telegraph refers to-Bu,
the following paragraph in the (of Tuss
day) meets the whole matter at once:
~. were yesterday Informed. upon The highest au.
tnor'y, mat when General Jackson called upon NJ
Crawford n the Spring Of 1926 that neither then. nor
any ume before or since did he hold any conversston
rh MT ord on the subject Of the Seminole war.
ne on that subject were never expain.S
zen. JACKSON, until he obtained possession of The
letter which was submitted to Mr. CsIbonn' and Mo
answer of Mr.. Calhoun.' '"u INC
There 10 no doubt, ws presume that "tb. b;nh.
himself. " e"' 'sekson
The last National Io,eIligenc.r supus,s,. th., ~.
rse-pres,dent declines answering Mr. Hamilton
e"eI' Tor iif7rs from the structures of the T.es,snh
upon Hr II . statement, that thew are the onis ~
Ply nat will be put forth by authority Of The Vice p,s-
h.,;." seize this opportunity also to state our
which we referred as an on dit' at Washington ~
our paragraph 10 which the IntelIigencer refsr, 4.
mos, Prooaby the publication Of tn, Vice-Presdsnt
which appeared 10 our last paper
awe eounu. pabI.ioo Of the p.per, f,,,ou,, NJ, ~
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s,s snt. oser he sles good can con-. Of rs,
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The Opposition Edi'ors are thrown into ,,,,.s;..
'he late explosion" at Wshingio on. Non. ~ ~
seems 10 enjoy the joke better, or is more snrou =,
Ian ihe flame. than our ancient friend. NJ al. NJ
tebgencer quotes the replies and replicstions ga
r'Jonders, and rebuers, and sure Of tIs r.
sIspn and the Clobe-in order to make as mueh ro;.
ehsi ss possible; like wanon urchios who stand hv
70 marx !ne CONTESTANTS on upon each other TO enjoy
Tho sport and profit by tho spoils--Tbs stov, n.r
graphs are extracted from the NJ. 1ntsIIis enrs, -
give US some specimen and smack OF the ans,y ~ ~
remarks The hrst paragraph requires but zinc. a.
servatoD-bitter, indeed, must be the toos oS as
ern structures upon Mr.. Van Buren,, when /. 1900.
geneer. ' w. 'n'ehi'
1t may spare itself the expression of any svmn,,h..
on our own account. We feel in no uuandsyv' 80
therefore, can scarcely stand in need Of lie so'
alton. From the developments which have sJs.sJ,,
appeared, We % not hesitate to beiievs that n ere %.
no pio, much less base pio' gainst Mr. C.Ihn,
apo 70 STRIKE up quarrel between him ana a..
President for tho cake Of beDeiDg fbs In ,b
Secretary OF State. Tho time when n IL eo,,.s.a
dence took place gan between Ms.rs' H.
ilton aud Fo'syib-the manner and an. ,:
in which IL oriensted, Contradict Al, c. .os,p,s
suggestions. The " Great Magician. a. The Ns,ion.
lntelligencer calls him, could have had NJ .a"
IN the correspondence which WAC sugee.,.d -
eumstsDces arising several hundreds nj ouss s,a.~
him, and which be could not have foresesn" 7, ~.
gap, not 10 desire 10 make war but psaes, moi 10
inc oeNgn o. making breach with Mr. 'CsJbo.n bns
: ,eev"shhauon With Mr.. Crawford. The Covrespood-
~ o..wesn Messr' Hamilton and Lewis, places
'o's mater beyond doubt such we Understood fan,
Ioss ego and such Il said 10 be the reeen, and .x
phen declare ions OF both. We think there IL M doh
soou''he mstter-snd We freely eopfess fhs, IT
nave scarcey ever known grave an aIle0stion .o-
ported by 90 little proof True, Mr.. HsmItoo h tror0
view YORK, and he Is the friend of Mr. Van R.,sn~
uIrtC Of ul1g -.