Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25
MIR walsh has some very appropriate remarks o.
ne temper of tins debate. He says

tue temper at tins debate. He says
aone altitude may be allowed Opposition Very keen
nu 'na' ent sensbity very vndc,ve crcrness y,r 50
f airs and tontumeos :cnrts. no, becane no, b.e
rnd. champions Arrogance aud vehe,rence tend to
wayne OF Georgia, discussed question with cain, r,eS
lev T sn r' moi much oversep the ,uodes,y po
neeyes to be transported by anger resentment II will
"e '"uNe was Treated cnnUmacousy.
Aud again
MIR. Cau.bresns is pathetic aiou, IN. co,,;,. A.,
e''se' iec"ieciins perhaps the mean cboly fate
OF Joel Barlow, who did himself To bis .n. ~ d.
", IN the northern fos but who can com, ~ sense OF au
times that M Randolph has Tcp,escueJ ' h e hun9er OF
oeep oeNahed or regarded hy Others. nor,burdT This to
Won may come n, last and all w though for different TO-,
iese' the caaslIophe yet will remain ncreduloIs
UNTIL 1t can no longer doub,ed Aud the sory e b Gs
nnd the nature of his cndomens and aainnenis ma, h.
DC scanned and developed without incurring Justly the
ana'hena with which Mr. Canbelen, concludes 5is sx;aYn
CANT and ecsiac eulogy There is no PARTY of easonin
M"aeEe ~ MT Kings visit Chellenlam ia J,arlauI
or mat OF Mr. Brown AK 10 Chapelle and Geneva ~
winch Mr. Can6Ieleng refers analogous and IN The maine
OF precedent How far is Cheltenham from London In
" 'e could minister return fop aixaChapelle to Paris?
n oN.tn' OF MIR hnss physical debility caduciy had
SHOWN before he sailed for England, would have been
WA y epue him but he was deemed physically competent
AND III all other respects been universally anc
sy AZ Az eds, as eligible and worthy any other what
n'1wn, whcn he made his excursion, had his
resignation TO Washington he ceased TO lac al band ~,
ana circumstances generally allowed of his temporary
go ne o we cure OF complaint for which this ex pedient
was indispensable. For the rest we believe thai a, mn re;o
o,c ,r presence OF an Musician minister fully qualified been
"Ve"eV' OF ni greater moment ST than
SINCE tina, OF Mr. Ranophs prec pira,e ns,v in
pregnant o' "''''' "'"
The LEGISLATURE Yesterday the House of
Delegates was engaged during the whole dav in Com
mt'ee OF the whole in consideration of the Road Ru
"a not very attractive, but most impor ant measure
proposing an essential variation OF the prpc;nI, ff
not an entire change Of the present system Of orcn
ing and repairing lhs Public ron IS of the Common
wealth. The following is a sketch of the bill
This ill provides in the ls secon tina, the county courts
as Commissioners of Roads County Sueyo, To- be one
eS all the acting Justices be summoned ~
Sec Provdes hat applications new roads or n. al
terng old shall three of the
mus APPOINTED who shall survey the route, &c and report
Seq Provides Tina, the sla! upon SUCK report
Sec Directs county courts to divide the pu,lc roads
INTO pFecncts,he Commissioners annually let the same 10
, % commissioners to rePor, the
Dec Provides That for the purpose of d-fiaying the ex
at the court the county levy laid shall he authorized 70
assess and levy upon each theable, exceeding
ana upon lands and of house. lots per ceoum
laws OF the Commonwealth r' - WV ""'
sec charges the Commissioners Revenue with the
&c-provdes, that all arting shall be summoned when
the time Of laying such levy the value of the labor oe
diem OF each male female who shall be sbec, to the nav
charge the with he or she or his ar her pfoper
may he ehaseable labor be a, liberty 10 do
sec frecrbes the duties Of the persons to omen
or s repair il roads road, '~''' - '''"
Roads $3.50 "S'' VI
The Committee did not get through with the
subject. a provision it ntimated by Mr. Gil
mer, will be offered in the shape OF new section,
eavngit discretionary with each County adopt or
reject the proposed reformed system. This it is
supposed will secure the passage of the bil-,vhch
It 1t do pass, we shall congratulate the Country a,
the prospect of having better roads.
Mr.. Morris made 4 report on the Orange Case
declaring Mr.. Davis to be too late in presenting his
memoral-thc law requiring it to be presented with
in 90 days after the election, and 25 having elapsed.
The House has not yet acted or the Report
The measure proposed by Mr.. Livingston in the
Senate, of enabling he President to send out vessels
along the coast to afford relief to ships In distress
from the late gales. doubtless had its source in
spirit of humanity, honorable to the inc ser; hut it
does not tho less strike ridiculous. To BE- ef-
fective, Mr. Livingston ought to have foresecn the
late tremendous gales as pigs said to bo gifted
with the faculty of doing Days possibly whole
week must ciapsc, before the messengers from Iea-
ven get to All will be over before thai
time, and Mr. Livingston stand in the awkward a,ti-
tudc of locking the stable door after the secd is
gone
PENNsrLv ANA Many and extended efforts are
making throughout this State, to effect change of
congressional purpose 10 reference to the Cherokee
Indians. The Philadelphia Inquirer of Friday. SAYS:
"Petitons pour in from Philadelphia to prevail upon
the State Legislature instruct our senators and re-
representatives. in Congress to urge the repeal of the
act of Congress, respecting tn, removal Of the
Cherokecs."
From the National Gazette.
The Editor Of the Richmond Enquirer of Tuesday last.
says" We know of the authorship Of this
Document hc Presidents message) than the Of the Ma
onai Iniellgencer" This kuow--ha grosser adulaou
before Napoleon than has been offered 10 Pre-
sden Jackson by the Echmocd Enquirer relation to that
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Does Mr. Walsh guess the reason of the Enqurer's
Inc nllnnal inn tint prnn;hnr.