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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
TnE rREAsURy NOTE nIII

On which Mr.. wADDY THOMPSON was en-
titled 10 the door. MIR 4. then rose. and at some
sns,h, occupied the attention Of tho Commute on
the bill before them Il was not his intention again
to discuss the Constitutional power of issuing Trca
sury Notes In the consideration OF the subject he
should have 10 refer the report Of the Secretary
oil the treasury, not TO add TO the long list Of mis-
taxes and Inconsistencies in il, that had already
been pointed out-but for the purpose OF showing
that there is, and will be, permanent, deficiency in
the revenue al The Government aud requiring per
manent provision. He then slightly adverted to il,
showing the deficiency in the revenue Of the coun.
try.
IL was degrading to thisnation-thus we should
be otcrnsly IN the necessity Of giving our notes TO
raise the wind, ard keep soul and body together.
IL became Congress to lock this matter in the face
rs II might now be remedied easier than by post
poning, and suffering tie pledged faith OF the coun.
try TO be vioated.-Hc then advert,d To the rari.
Gus modes Of supplying this defcieLcy.-Dirctt
taxation; there was one obvious advanla age in this
That tho people then knew how much they paid
but INFINITE disadvantages. Another mods-of in
creas'ng the tariff, he was opposed to in prineip,s
not only but ms matter OF eTpsdencs, it would not
lie eiteciuaL What other alternative was there7
That proposed 10y the gentleman from New York
MIR. BARSARp,) of imposing duties on articles now
duty free. That was the only way,--on the merits
OF wh,ch he dwelt at soma length. referring to for
mer Congressional debates, SC. The tax on luxu.
RES was the most just end proper, as il was eas,
ielt-it was voluntarily incurred and by those who
could afford il When he concluded
Mr.. RtlETT took the floor.
He should show that there was no necessity of a
loan OF ten millions-or duty silks, wines, lux
ures &c. but that the measure proposed by the bill
now before the Committee, would be amply suiIiccn,
TO meet the demands OF the government, during the
ensuing year.
lie then opened the subject anew, ding into a
general view ocihe finances the Ssc,etsry's report.
&c. Before MIR. RtlErT concluded, the Committee
rcsc-and the House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27

Corrssp1nienee Of The Baltimore Patriot.
WAsHtScroS, Thursday, Jan. 81, 1871.
u. s. SENATE,


MIR WEBSTER presented the credentials of the
Hon. Isaac G. Bates, Senator elect from Massachu
sets, in the place OF Mr. Davis, resigned; which
being read, MIR Baes was Gully qualified and TOOK
his seat
PROSPECTIVE PRE- EMPTION BILL.
The special order then taken up, being the
prospective presumption bill, on It's third reading,
when
MIR CRlTTENDEN moved to postpone its fur
Their discussion until Monday next, and gave his
reasons at length.
After some remarks iom Messrs. CLAY and
BENTON, the question was taken on the post
ponement, and decided IN the negative, as TO lows:
YEAS--Messrs. Bayard, Clay, Of Ky, Cay.
ton, Cril,endsn, Dixon, Grab. m, Huntington, Kerr
! Knight, Mansum, Merrick, Phelps, Preston, Rug.
giles, Smith OF lndianl, Southland, Tal.madse, Wet
ster, White-I9.
NAYS-Messrs. Allen, Anderson, Benton, Blu.
chanan, Clay, OF Ala, Fulton, Henderson, Hub.
! bard, kirg, Linn, Lumpkn, MouIon, Nicholas
Nicholson, Norve.l, Pierce, Porter, Rosne, Robi.-
son, Seysr, Smith OF Connecticut, Sturgeon, Tap.
pan, Walker, Wal, Williams, Wright, Youns-2s
Mr. CRlTrEN DEN then renewed his motion 70
commit the bill with instructions 10 SO amend a:
TO embody the Two principles Of redemption and
distribution.
On tnis motion long and animated debate en-.
sued, which occupied the Senate urtil sun down;
Messrs CRlTfENDEN, WRIGHT, WEB.
STER, BENTON. and Others participating.
On motion Of MIR LlhPklN, the Senate ed.
jouIned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
JUDGE TUCKER,s LECTURE

judge Tasker's Lecture before the Library As
sociaon vas an appropriate, chasie and beautiful
production, and we regret tha, the pressure upon
our columns always heavy at this season. pre-
eludes cur publishing few heads we had taken
We regret il still more, because Of our desire to no.
tiee and encourage so laudabe an institution Is the
Richmond Library Associalion-an institution de
slsoed 10 have most salutary influence upon So
elety. Every citizen, vao loois 10 the future, and
has the we'll being of the rising generation at heart
should lend his fostering aid to this most audable Of
enterprises. Go and subscribe SIS 10 the institu-
ton, and have he satisfaction to know that Won have
given a pltance OF least, to the dissemination Of
kncv!sdge. Give light TO The blind.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27

fhE LOUISA CONTEMPLATION PRocetp,sca.
The House was yesterday engaged throughout
Us session with the Louisa contested election. But
'''e progress was made, in consequence Of lie
same implements, which have been lh,osn in the
way Tor several preceding days. Factions opposi-
ton TO every decision Of the Committee, to which
pnr I'm ingenuity could agent an OIL .etion-lone.
winded speeches, and calls for the ayes and noes.
led the greater portion Of the day, and re-
hfded advances towards a final disposition Of the
case. ~ M instance Of the rfiarIng movements.
The member from Preston who might be prohta,y
employed by Government to speak The seminoles
out Of FLORIDA and who has been particularly
conspicuous of ale--rnoyed 70 reverse decision Of
the Committee, ADD after one or more speeches, rs
usual, he called for the ayes and which
s'ood'. Ayes 2, noes &c. This Is but a specimen
Generally, TIE Locos cling together, except when
thee % not color Of prele for the opposition, and
call for the Ayes spd Noes makes il necessary 10
record their names.
The d'latory proceedings in this and other con.
tested elections winch no power Of the majority
CAP PFeysnJ y aetious minority is disposed 10
exercise Hs privileges 10 tbwart and frus,rste-ad.
monIsh US Of the necessity Of some new and
better rnoie for deciding contested elections AT
present, the time Of the House 10 consumed, the
public money wasted, and the public business de-.
lsyed. In fact judgiog by tho Louisi contest. the
House could not dispose OF all tho contests before
it, ner,hao the frs, OF June.
Macy think there is a settled purpose on the par,
fthe Federal minority, To create as many DELAYS
s'Possbls, and pro,ract the session as long rs they
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
For THE VINO.
TO THE WINGS OF BUCKINGHAM.

u IS proposed, that Il e'e he n full M citing Of all
the Wings IN the county at February court, TO con
suit together, and nominate their strong1st men for
he spring campaign. THIS course is rendered pro.
per by the Tart that Of the candidates already
nominated, (Nlr. Bocock) hes expressed an inclina-
Jon 10 withdraw, and tie Other (Col Moselev) IS
known 10 have nv deS. FOR public life. Both Of
those gent emon consented, H. the first instance.
to be considered candidates, from the persuasion
Of Their friends, that G,y could more certainly pro-
noie the Wing cuus", oLd hereby advance the ine-
rests OF the country. eievo now that they arc the
stongeSt men we have and that il is the true policy
OF the Whigsts rc-BOn,nai9 them, o. mi insist upon
their beng candidates But as there Is soms diver
sl'y Of opinion, let there be full and free consul
t1tlon and comparison Of views among the Whi,s--
nnh loi them rally MS one man TO the support Of
those whom the majority may designate. know
Messfs BOcOck and biossley would prefer this
eourse, and that they would o. for a mornent, con
sent that they should be in the way Of the harmo.
nous and utted action, and consequent success of
the Wing. We cannot hope TO overcome the for
mdabs foe that lies in wait for us, except by union
AMI zeal These are no times 10 quatrel among
ourselves about shades Of difference on i..naieriil
point. Let us, in this respect, learn wisdom from
quJ opponents, who are always conent 10 get A
good and true man, no mit'er from what quarter
he comes. They look TO the sussianss-s us do
so likewise. WIG VOTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27

The Pre- mpton bill is still the subject OF dis
eussion in the u. S. Senate. Saturday last, very
animated debate sprung up between MIR Calhoun
and Mr. Webster-The former advocating his
scheme FOR cedng all the public lands to The States
in which they lie-the latter preierng an equita-
bic distribution among all the States OF the
OF the sales of the public lands.
Richie putis Calhoun for proposing to give up
elf the national domain, and cries, 0mons,rous
out upon the Wings Who are for distribution to in
crease the tariff" Will any one eKpourd to las
how distribution among all the States " in more
quickly and certainly lead TO tariff, than cession
OF the pablo LANDS To a few Sialesl Where is the
difference
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
Cnlpefer District.

Col. Banks. the present Representative, publishes
an address to his Constituents, 10 the Enquirer Of
yesterday. lie opens, by rscapitulatins the cir
cunstances attending his first aud second elections,
and the evidences of popular appreciation Of his
course, which he received during the pas, summer.
lie then asks. "what act has been committed or
omitted, to justify the belief now attempted to he
palmed upon the public mind, that have not the
confidence Of those who have heretofore sustained
met Have | neglected any public duty which
properly devolved upon me ." Sc &c. The Col.
asks very supernuous questions. What signifies
II, how he has demeancd himself in the traces os
locofoeoism7 a better and more ready soldier
wants his place. "Mr. Surplus William" vulgarly
called "Ex'ra Billy" on tho great Republican
principle OF "Rota,ion'--apart fion his superior
abiues-elaims the seat, and he must have il. Col.
Backs appears from the concluding paragraph OF
has card. to have lspicion OF the real facts Of
the case. As tina, passage contains the sis, Of the
matter, We subjoin it:
should not. tellow-ei'iz,ns, have troubled you
with this hasty communication, but from the fact
that have seen address TO you i'm The Richmond
Enquirer, OF the 18th instant, signed by member
of the Senate OF Virginia, annou nclng himself cam
didite FOR your suffrages at the approaching elec.
ton, and declaring himself my opponent, aIthoueh
myself. He at,emps TO make up an issue for ia.
people to decde;-he speaks Of who has the stronger
claim upon your "respeet and Confidence" He
speaks OF effectively discharging representative
trusts. i shall attempt TO make issues for you to
decide; believe the people capable of judging and
deciding tor themselves; what "resrect" may be duo
to me, submit TO the decision of others; what s'oon-
hdenes" may bc entitled 10 either as a public or
private individual, in all my relations with my fell
low men, iearlcssiy submit TO an impartial coun.
try, whose verdict am ut oil times willing TO hide
by. have had no agency in creating "family Jars"
II any exist; wash my hands OF them. II your
ancient and Republican district is destined to be
broken down, let the responsibility rest where it
properly belongs. | now announce TO YOU the fact,
OF which presume you were already epprized that
shall be candidate for your suffIsgcs at the
spring seciion; and should | receive your generous
support, trust shall possess the sag acy 10 per-
ceive your interest," and the irmness 10 maintain it,
have the honor TO be very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant,
LINN BANKS.
Washington, JGn. 30, IsII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
eEnnRAL AsaEMsn, or yIno,nIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

iokspAf, january 10.
On motion OF Mr.. SrspnxssoH. of TYLER /, WA.
Resoived, That the Committee OF Roida and In.
ternal Navigation enquire into the expediency o
modifying the provisions OF the act entitled an mel
TO provide for the construction u road from Les
tersviile 10 the North Western turnpike, passed
March 3ist, 1897; aud said Commits irouire in
To the expectancy OF extending the time in which
subscriptions may be made under the said ae
The Seuate announced that they had agrced "a
I'll, resolution for the election OF General Agent
aud Siote-Seeper, and also Superintendent, Of the
Peniten,iary.
On motion OF Mr.. BuRwrLL, of Eedlord, l,nv,
was given To VIM. X. Jones To Withdraw his peti
ton presented atthe present session.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. McI'nEnsoS-Pe;i,ion Of Jccob Freeze
praying that he may be divorced from his wife Eli
zaheih Ere, re.
Mr.. BSvMs-Peii,iou of Elisha Smailwood, a
soldier IN the United States Army during the las,
war. asking Zoe pension.
Ga motion of Mr. Sniru, OF l. of w. the Com.
init,cc of Propositions and Grievances wa. dis
charged from The consideration OF sundry pettio ms
oil citizens OF the codnty of Monongaiia against the
formation OF new county out Of parts of that
county and the county OF Harrison.
Mr.. CeuIcuFIELD, from the Committee Of Road.
aud Internal Navigation, presented q b n ineorpo
rating the Peters Mountain Turnpike Company
and
A Bill authorizing the paymen, Of a certain sun
Of money cut of the income Of the fund for Inter
mai Improvement.
MIR. CApELl, from the Committee appointed 70
examine the First Auditors office. presented IA re.
port upon the condition OF that Office
The resolution submitted by Mr.. DapsEr on the
18th instant upon the subject OF u National Bank
was again LAID upon the table;
As was also the resolution OF MIR. WoRruISo-
TON on the 2sd inst, relative the alleged delay IN
the proceedings IN the Courts of the 2Ist Judicia
Circuit.
The Louisa case
hlS case again OccuIIleu I'M. attenton of m.
House Unit, its rising; the only case of interest ueI
undecided by the rising OF the Housed was, wheihe,
The license Of $40 Ss Store or Tavern-keeper wa.
such an assessment Of property as was required by
inc constitution to constitute claim to vote.
On motion OF Mr. RonERrsos. the House nd.
iourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27

can wah view TO bring odum upon the whie ma
J'rny. There arc many circumstances to uarran,
inns suspicion We have never seen party, take /,
IN the aggregate, There are many honourable ind.
s'dual excsp,ions) which seemed so utterly sban-
doned 'othe malixn influences offae,on and indif-
ference to the honour and interests of the State.
party end. however comprised, and a, whatever
cost to the dignity and welfare Of the Common
meath' is, IN their estimation, wor,hily attained.
In view ofthe disrcpu,able game which is bein;:
played 1t devolves upon the wings, as 500, as the
Louisa contest is despatched. to pass the few bills
which are called for by the pressing wants OF the
State, and adjourn;--or. il the Locos prefer il,
leave them here, under the command Of Capt.
Brown Of Preston, and his Lieutenant from Aceo-
mac, to ascertain which Of the ltiganis in all the
contested elections were duly elected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
toR THE WING.
BUCKINGHAM.

J haze heard it said, that Mr. Bocock, one of III,
Wing Candidates Tor this county, has determined "a
decline canvass. hope this Is not so. But III,
he, and he cannot be induced to take the eld,-I
beg 70 bring u the notice Of the Whigs OF Buckins.
ham, Dr. Wesley LanghOrns, q stluosh and sierIisg
Wing Moseey and Larghorne are men in whom,
the cope can confde. They are substantial f,r.
mers' and men OF good, sound PRACTICAL sense-sucl
as aIe much needed in the halls of Legislation.
ONE YOTEP.
For Mnnn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27

Correspondence OF the Dsliitaore Patriot
wAsBISoroS, Friday, Jan. -, 1871.
II = SENATE

The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Sen,,.
n communication from the War Department sent in
compliance with resolution calling fer the number
ana kind OF troops stationed on the Western iron.
tier.
Also, from the same, showing the number of
cIerss-and time employed, and the compensation
paid 10 each.
Also, from the same, showing the expenditures
Tor the year 1910.
Also, isom the Navy Department, showing the
contracts entered into 10y that Department Tor the
year 1910.
PROSPECTIVE PRE- EMPTlON BILL.
The Senate then proceeded TO the discussion of
the speeiaI order, being the bill for the permanent
prospective Presumption system; when
Mr. BUCHANAN rose, and spoke in reply to
Mr. Criitcudcn of Yesterday
Mr. CRlTTENDEN followed in reply
Mr. CALHOUN occupied the Senate for mo.
ment, but gave way for a motion TO adjourn. and
viii conclude his remarks 10 morrow.
And the Senate then adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
CAROLINE.
Esv KrEr Co., January o5
To The Ediiors Of the Wbie.

conference.-the find, upon examining your ma.
per Of the 22d instant, thet late and fthful re-
preventative, Clayton q. Coleman. has declined be.
ing run m the Spring as a candidate 10 reo,esen,
the counties OF New Kent and Charles Civ m tls
next General Assembly Of Va. We therefore beg
leave to propose TO the voters, Dr. Rossar s. Ar.
PERSON OF Charles Guy County Ia genuine Wing,
endowed with superior oder OF telents) as q
suitable pc son TO supply the vacancy. We have
tot consulted the DOetor, but have . o doubt, ne a
true Republican, Ne Is wiling to obey the c,l Of
majority Of bis feow-cnizens.
MANY VOTERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
COMPLETE FILES

We have on band few hundred complete setts
o. the ftoMAN, ready for binding. They will be
iound useful Tor future reference. Every politician
onghi to have one Of them. Price 81 rs
Woman Office, Dec ~, 1870
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27

=, fEJs CAROLINE responds to the call Of old
Essex Tor Wing Convention at Miller's, on the
l6di Of February. She expects nnd homes 20 n,s,
with q iull DELEGATION from the District. Allow n
Wing TO suggest that on that day, we should meet
together as a band Of ffeomen, dsco riding all DER
sonnl predictions end prejudices, sieadiasty and
inhexibly looking TO the advancement Of the min.
eipios Tor which we have commended. Moved aod
governed ny such feelings, we shall ogon teholJ
the true flag Of Democracy waving tfiumphanuy
throughout this District. F
CARnttNp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27

~ Copies Of the WOMAN, bound in boards
are noy ready for delivery, Price 81 rs. This
VOLUME consists Of 30 Nos, and contains the oaical
election returns ofths several snNs.
January Z.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
10 rae sUgsCnlBeRs no Tur wu,o


Ine IoHo"of "kesui''ion oi ihe Post Ofiee Depart
mcnf:
- Postmaster may enclose money IN latter a.. a, al,
hshefoi newspap, 10 psy The subscription 81 frd Der
son AM frank TIE leiier " wriIen ny himself"
II our atrcnbers would avail themselves Of tbs regpi,
ton md make early Teuinances, would be srss f,vo
to us' and save ne hoavy eypcpse IN commission 9, 60
ecOrs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27

The Senate yesterday took up the resolution
from the House. and made it the order of the day
for Monday week the 9Th inst.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
LATE REYIEMa.

We acknowledge, fom Mr.. sanxay, the Metro.
poIitan, Bentley's Miscellany and BIsckwood's Ma
gaane ior pecember.
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H. We are authorized to state, that JAmEs
t. RoAsE, Esq'r, will be Candidate to repre-
sent the counties of Charles City and New Kent in
the next House Of Delegates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
SENATORIAL ELECTION

Washington, Jsn. 90, Is4I.