Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-21
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. IAN. 10. 1881.

me .ua'Is ami tie NttcS.-The mail due from the
North on Monday aud yesterday, is still in arrear
nat OF Sunday came yesterday, but with no papers
beyond WASHINGTON
We bring down the proceedings of CONGRESS- f.
Friday evening. The debate on the motion of Mr.
otanberry, to strike ont the appropriation to the
rRnssan Minister has been suspended for the present
1t VIII be observed that Mr.. Monroe's bill was de
stroyed in Committee of the Whole on FRIDAY. hr
striking out the enactng clause
We have penty Of rumors of COMING events from
/ Washington, but they arc vague and indefinite
lhere has certainly been warm debate On the
Turkish Treaty, and the Hero smarilv touched W.
for acting over again the Panama usurpation The
Virginia Senators have stood by the Constitution.
1t VIII be seen that the news from Frankfort left
the election for Senator undecided Mr. Crjtendar
throughout the ballot wanted but one vote 70 o1ao.
him We shall certainly learn The result tn d,r
.4rreSf Of hemafes far DeGG-We find the FOLLOWING
IN the Nat Gazette of January 18th We trus, that
II Imprisonment for debt shall not be atorot,r obo
gated, It will be RENTED in the case of fem,Ios nv,
lmprson person for debt which he is unable toro,
Is an absnrdity wlc, the Coins and yord,ls of.,,
middle ages could alone have originated. and erst .,
SenS'oe us TO punish man for the accidental con-
SUMPTION OF his mouse by fire, the death of his
s'N'eS from natural causes, or any other infection of
Providence, by which his means are impaired
'The Hon. James Barbour has ,novod in tbo IA
OF Representatives of Virginia that the law o,I,
70 be so amended as 20 exempt the person Of, 81
from arrest for debt" This would be n reol ,n,aJ
nent What is called law in civilized soriot =
oiteh quite as oaroarous and wrongful in its onnra
life" u savage
MIR Clay and his family lof, Louisville on tho A,b
instant for New Orleans, in the scambo,, D,,;a1
Boone.
s1ANDEp FoR TIE WHre,
There are few vices more common and -. -
IHih'cnus IN their tendency, than SANDER If ,o
ui!lgenty trace the jealouses rivaIres and r;,;
III 9"y happen III society TO their sources ,ve
WI ma them to have had their origin in sIandor
ana !. we there survey the wide snroad r,isoi,;c
that How from these cnmites amonr mo-, 49, '',''S
ornugh' to the conclusion thai no vice rorrie - -,
train more evils, and produces in lie o ~ Tvs
more fatal results. So common is ,b iuPnceS
sidous are its approaches that VIC foo oro ~ ~
,""eeacd oV' until Ike all vices it becomes ;nroto,
ny indulgence and ncurablr, because it has inc,rar
I'm upon our nature It pervadrs every circle
anu SC'S poison by such subtle process as to 10
ceive the victim that it DESTROYS II finds its 49, -
I" 70 councils OF Kings. in Legislative halle orI
etI'ng tne vestibnlc of the church. reaches fIr NJ
ea ,., u ti'e ,ivbg God. No elevation Of power how
~ ConS""ma'e, no virtues, however briglf M !,
n9Gence however spotless can exempt ne from H.
inlocncgs-aor does il stop hero; not stated nv ro,a1
S N the palaces Of Kings. and in council halls md
u'"us' Oeanty and innocence il attacks ibo
moeclty of childhood end Of old arc. the bcinIo.s
ness o. me widow, The misforuDes Of the delfor the
'"H " 'nc '9l,cn' and the meekness Of the humble
Il We "o"ia anaiyse our own hearts wc should
s ITn .nS Sauang5 Of unchostencd ambition. tho
onLs OF Jealous" The desire Of revenge had orc;i
anonatG sway within bosoms, and werbin t
motive. a. toa' we had said Of others, after tbc
god We winch ac'Gated and the passion9 ] , ,T
Il IL Scqse1 and sInrrbo- -, .,o,,7,
that we LAG UoiS dsnayed at tho extent oGtbo % oe
qoatc aoncno I''sd and the hopsossncss Of ade
ana yet while all r7,,s, ,,,. ,
De ,Sw WI make the sr9pes,;oe' ruth Of Chs remark
chce Thai Wbe e found in The frequency If The o.
arctioo cF creso almost all men do, receives I,
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