Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-23

particular junction of aiIairs-the DIFFICULTY ot a.,
dng suitable successor, IL the unlimited confdenc.
reposed by the nation At large in the integ,i,v .n5
| trsnsccndant ability of Chief Justice M.,sh,i, 80
sufficient To account for the very lively regro, vhi.S
thH prospect at h's resignation eXcics tn
country" country we are happy t"etn'e howcver--on tho
authority OF an intelligent gentleman JUS, from W,L
nS'on-that It was generally believed there thu,
the strong remonstrance of his friends hat ;nducoJ
'u"ee MARSHALL to ABANDON for tho present the iden
| OF retirement The opinion delivered on Fr;d,y T.,
the case OF the Chcrokecs rs. the S.ate of C;eoy;
whIch is from his pen. is said be worthy of the mo
t'oan spendrr "f his intellect, and SHOULD dspel tho
frar--cncraincdb by no one but hm,elf-,b,t pjv,m o
eng age has deprived his mind of its won,ed Co.
e. aud power '"e'-
'"' case OF me Commonwealth against James
W. MARSHALL has been continued to the next term Of
'h' superior Court. IN consequence of the inability
of Mr. Gait, to attend a witness.
Correspondence of the Journal Of Co,nr.,co
The Vice President left us sbo", m, 'i haGn, 1881
saw hum on the morning OF his departure "A. has
uaon Tie ma no calculation under any circums,sncss
can TIC ELECTED and To throw himself 80
ieaiieSsy and whouunr promise have Go, I"y
say IN relation to his attitude. Good will come of il w.
on, ohet'hns any uniriendy feeling towards General
mel myself IN duty bound election The eou
nus administration has only made wreck Of his nnh
rt on drawing ruin an mischief upon the Country
Tue errors aud plumbers Of his Administration have nI,s,J
!o"oe" an Increased expenditure, year. Of mo, .
man Nv" millions OF dollars without any spond.,,
hts Instead Of tina, reform aud economy wb;rh 49,. enc'
d. nave nad series OF the most wastefu application, Of
poS measure to crafty and pamper hungry paI,,,,ns
on these grounds hold be necessary Iiat * ,
conspiracy agan, Mr Calhoun and he LOOK upon the
s from virginia, great providence aid Of such AN
eEoi. or one mean TO ACT the of a citizen ~;,h n
,S"ns "yeii rs the par'Ian Of any candidate 90 Go
m TIE well known Juha OF Roanoke who brought, with hs
nh" Ra"ga h''T present to the Secretary Of from
! 70 "ea extensively ~ horse flesh. ' ''e"'
,he American Colonization Socts,y have na.,d GERS Of
mat encouraged hy the kind Providence which h. , S
Ia'oIeu 'her Efforts they will mneda,eIv .", s Ia'
-mSnsrnen's Tor obtaining tho necessary funds 40
i" S '",r'a Mnin the present year. vessels, or,
July Sep'enbrr November, January aud N,rch 'iay,
ese san san from New York the first May: the .eeon
on The INST September Others from dcen,
orn,t S, i' SNAIL with the ana OF other mcans al the
g." we society, secure the requisite funds; sIch nj
/ ce' 10 be des.gsted IN due time" ' ''" pa
Cotton is now the leading article of comn,ero,
| me whole consumption of il during the vo,r IaSo
/ IN Europe and America, reached one n,;II;on 49,,
huhurcd thousand bales, and tho consump,ion of,L
present year will probably come fully I'm m ,n;,,
and halfof bales. Ofthis irnmanso W q iI''nioh
thrds tho number Of bales, containing three En,I
me quantity are the growth of the United S,.,o
i lie superiority OF America all other parts of
The world IN growing cotton, and of Greot Rr;,,in
d.c;s,n $50 ~ are becoming more and more
'e0'''S ''o'y Sear' Jour. Com
, me VICE. PREsTDENcr The Lancaster (Pu.
Republican OF Thursday last says:-"The great r.
cHANAN meeting was held in this city Yesterday: il
was really great meeting: great in numbers and
graf ana hatternG IN character. The bone and 81
new OF the country the farmers and mechanics were
PreSe". harmony and unanmity prevailed throurh-
OUT MOI dissenting voice heard"
me steamboat PRESIDENT which between New York and
usenGe as been using the Sidney coal instead of wood
ny way o experiment. She made Trim from Npu W
fov'dence on Monday in 10 hours and minnie. - -; W
she consumed 20 chadTons OF coal IN speaking NJ ,b; e.
me i1oV"rnce Journal says;-"The csui, shows concs.
W VIC NUM- o' ap'an Bunker that coal super.ede en-,
uT'V ue use 81 wood foi steamboat navigation rhs
aee possesses ever wood these: il is more cor,n,o
u' "uh perfect safety, there being neither spaIks no., %
res eHeh rom the IRE, eudanGer The fuel or the y.i
"e s'VhG III iesm IS from twenty twenty Ave tons go
hnaIy Is great saving expense II is F,na; ~ aI
o on mar The quantity used in the irps will 10
co1SneIaay reduced when the furnaces are pope,v a,Ia
and the bremen become familiar with the use Of
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
TUESDAY, March %, 1881