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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02
iP See the article of a working Man."
From Saturdays Euopiy,r.


CONTROVERSY WITH NEW YORK
The debate - going on in the House of Delegates.
On Thursday, MIR. Bayly spoke three hours 10 sun
port OF the bill, IN answer 10 Mr.. Scott OF Paunuier
eslefaay, he continued his argument two hou. 3
more IL IS beyond question OF the most rnaster-
y speeches we have ever heard. We are no, alone
"a our opinion Of its merits We have heard soma
Wings Of great taste and talent compliment lis en-
inent ability. The peroration was singularly eIo-
quont and impressive, Who did not feel HE noy
ehul appeals TO the compromises of the Cons,tu-
tion-hIs demonstration, that the Southern States
would never have agreed 10 the Federal compact.
until their slave property had been fully secured
that the clauses about fugitive slaves and felons
were INTENDED TO guarantee our rights-thnt they
have been Frustrated ty the conduct Of New YORK
and the Constitution is changed in some of its
substantial features, as Il CAME from the hands of
its luthers-that the Constitution had not onv been
violated but our dearest rights as guaranteed by it.
hhd been ridiculed IN the very Metropolis Of Vir-
gnia as Observation-Disclosures "transcendentelp no.
tons, and held up TO public scorn, by N. Y, Cor
respondent Of the N. Intolligencer, "absirae-
IONS" on which oceans Ofinkn had been exhaust.
ed-and these contumelious epthets republisbed
ny press Of this ethyl The effect upon the House
was electric. He removed, according 10 our an
prehcnson, all doubt about the Constitutional
right OF Nlrginia, as we'll as her duty, to pass such
bill His narrative Of the progress OF Abolition
ism was startling. His constitutional areumen,
was irresistible. For taking such an active course
~ VIiehso W out fiEhlst ifCn. B1yly deserves the
thanks ofevery citizen Of Virginia"
Riches Geese are all Swans. Gen. Bayly was
decided Goose with him while he was Whr.
Now that he is Loco POGO Of the most implacable
and insidIous stamp, he is a Tara arts ~ ieyris-n
Swan whose neck is more beautifully arched
whose feathers are more snow white, whose move
menis on the water ara more transcendsataRt
graceful and majestic, than those ofall other vans
the dying Swan at Washington alone excepted
Let us tell the Senior and Junior Editors Of the
Enquirer, that their illusions to tho course Of this
pipsr on the New York controversy, imply a false
hood, which We hold each Of them in too much psr.
'onal contempt to repel Neither orthem, nor both
Of them united, nor their whole Calhoun squad,
can persuade Virginia that VIC are false 70 her
rights, and that when il becomes reilly necessary
TO defend them, We shall not be quite as ready as
they who Splutter and swagger when danger is re-.
mote.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02

by reason Of keeping branch post Office in either Of
sad cities, shall IN the aggregate, exceed the Of
ssooo IN any one year, such excess shall be paid TO
The Postmaster Generation the use and purposes of
the Post Office Department And no postmaster
shall, hereafter, under any pretext whatever have.
receive. retain for himself in the aggregate more
than $1,000 per year, including salaries and com
missions now allowed and limited by law"
The question TO agree to il was decided by yeas
| and nays as follows; For the amendment i5s, a.
gainst IL l2.
And the amendment adopted.
The item appropriating $50, 900 for continuing
the survey ofthe coast Of the Gulf OF Mexico, was
read, and decided by yeas and naysas follows For
the appropriation 81, againstu 81.
Inc amendment being now gone through with
Inc GILL was ordered to be engrossed and read a
.nifd time and being engrossed. il was read third
time forthwith by the title.
And on the question shall it pass Z it passed in
the affirmative.
And so the bill passed, and sent to the Senate
for concurrence.
An adjournment was then moved, (6t o'clock.)
The question was put and carried, and the House
adjourned accordingly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE GENeR Ar
ASSEMRI

AS the day approaches for the election of , c.
na.oI rom thus State to the Federal Senate, the in
terest IN that election is more nd more pninIv
iiested; pervades all classes of our ct,zene H..
,o'ore, inc people have generally submitted the 6
OF this Office to YOU their s-en,.
In"ou. evineng any great anxiety rs TO the wis
.s Th which your selection might be made; the
.eme inuiferencc 10 not now feit-thev ba We b..n
taught oy bitter experience that thew mus, al,v.v
nave hand IN selecting their own men Tx.
uIhhins men oil the country are dissusted win
.an. 'usS =, men OF both parties, who are poti-
tea extent always to be met witli,) nav da,s ,hsi
almost UNIVERSAL occupancy of situations of honor
or proht, from 1882. Gen. jackson selected ,hsu,
as lhe instruments to do his work, and thew have
been traickng one Office for another from ,b., a.,
to this, Till by their unprncipled ir;rL, oT IA
they nave brought ruin on the whole coun,ry. mi
L. Tor one, an humble individual. who has ~ 49,
mna'ever comes mot of the loaves and Il sbes bnt
oil the kicks and cuffs OF fortunel pro,eet ..sns.
such men from any party. The oree, ~. s sus'
people co not want hair-splittrne speech mak;ns
place, huntlng Senator; they want a man who he,
occupied position that has enabled him to see 10
anu 20 feel, how the miserable quackery Of
'he 'ast ana present Administrations has scattered
r1 and distress throughout tine length nd hrsaJ
VI ue country-a man who has CONTEMPLATED an.
OPERATORS OF the great question of currencv !, i.
influences on oil the interests OF society,". and who
mas a mind with vigor and gr So enough To unds,.
stanu the insidous workings of this fatal disease
.hat IS now praying upon the very vitals of the ma,
ton, and who can advise and efficiently aid in an.
plylng The proper remedy. We have a man who
mas occupied such position, and who is eminently
YuaIihed TO have prohted thereby; that man 10 VIZ,
H. Maciarland. Place him in the Fedora, Senate.
anu me agricultural, Mercantile. and Manufactu,
ring interests of Virginia will have at least ono in
iS Ivy IN whom they may confde, and one who,
VIII venture TO assert, has done more TO aid Wiz
una interest and protect and elevate Virginia Gre
u WITHIN the last four years, than all the mere DO
llticlans in the State. 1900 ~
UT, WI. MaciAIlands character MS a lawyer, is well
known throughout the State and hieblv annr.c;,'
teu at the Richmond bar, where he has to contend
MHn 'ne hrsi men IN the country. In his political
opin'ons he has been as consistent as he has been
unu anu hoefa', Asa man, he is without re-
proach, and in this community none ia moe re
speesed and esteemed. As citizen OF Richmond
can upon our worthy and talented delegate TO press
W.T. Maciarland's claims upon the consideration Of
t ; 70 whom have taken the liberty of address,
ing this communication.
WORKING MAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02
A WORKING MAN.
TO SPORTSMEN

There is at MIR. Tyrer's in this City, a double
oarreIed gun on much improved plan. The prin
e'ple OF the improvement is not exactly original
with MIR. Tyrer, but ii has been greatly improved
upon The mechanism of the lock is such, tina, one
Trigger only IS necessary to fire both barrels If you
prefer and the occasion requires it, both barrels can
DC discharged at the same time. Every shot knows
mat In shooting on the wing, you frequently in the
hurry pull the wrong trigger This canno, happen
win TINS improved gun. Sometimes, too, when a
coVpy rises, 1t is desirable to fire both barrels Of
once. This on the plan of this gum is at the option
oil the Sportsman. 1t is a decided and valuable
Improvement and we INVITE those having taste in
such matters TO call and look at il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02

great inconveuisnc.f Tb~.~ n. ,.i,.. -, ...,i 4,
the first fruits of the proposed rn',or..,ssns.
its Interior effects might bc .t,II ,,cr. as..,.;
They might become in time ana NO sa,,I, .,sii
be, the subj CT OF inve.tmen,-v oulI hs ho,,sh, ~
and boarded bv ca oi,ali.t. and who eo.IJ E,..sr
the extent of the mischief h,u The rn,r.ne,, r ~
countryside vital luid The If, hooJ Of ~ -; '
mss and prosperity OF n eommun;,y -,hon,J n.
yyithdra vn ,r,,, 80, -, - g. y s.o s o'
ment7 IL hi, effect shouId ensne he dsssa an,
man to measure the frigh,6l results ~ an. .,r.,!
ment The confusion and ,;aienItv ,h,, ,.ons -.
suit IN private transar,;ops from, ~. ;n6,; -,
lations necessary to be made in buying ana seI;n,
with an bearing currency no man conld y.
innate. Notes of every amount one. ami sv,s
and hundretis-e.eb hc,r;a, inte,e., f,,,, a;sr,s'
ent date-arithmetic itself would be n, f,nI ana
the Inconvenience would be intoer,bl. Tn. r..
| surv Note. ;,x,,,a h., ,h. E.t.,.f C.. ;. w. g
| foried no inst ,n,losy yybo sy.r -. go, ~.
| h., - -, US ""a'osy. WV e's' ~" ohei none
Transactions Tbsv ,Ssre ne nsr, Of liz ;".,s,
c;,c,I,,;or ."ey ~ wv p'1 ~ ue o'u'naty
tions-and afforded no rae 10 Guide MS IN
| on the common msd;nm Of eych.na. III $3.50
observe also Ina, ;n,.r.,, On nh. 80. ~ - ~
was secured nv The R,Il IN ,yhomsosysr shnnld
choose IN r, ,,i,. Il, & No. c.o, -. -. '
yerable on anv demand n,,de ,hron.h an. ySo.,,,s
| and after the Isl J,nuarv neyt 20 Ne, c.n,
or double Interest was dem,nd,hI. Ia, .n,
one WHO nlrased IN n,ocscd nr,;n., psn(
| not payins sneeie ,x for n d.h, . H., :, ~,
surely TO be suficien, 10 induc, ms IN n,nss
indeed ill experience esrwbere or m.,,,S. "a.
ton, should satisfy us the measure would produce
good to refuse TO sanction this prooosi,on 10 maze
the people of Virginia the first snbiec,sthe v;c,ms
il might be, of new and untr,.a expe,im.n,Mno
experiment. he would repeot. on the rurrsncv-.,
war with the very principles OF all currencvlond
absolutely incomn,,ihIs ,r;,b ,Ls ,s.s IS ..,,.,
This motion was decided in the affirmative: ayes
S. noes 50.
The fifth section Of said bill provided. aTbat so
much Of any act or acts as pfohibits The several
Banks Of this Commonwealt b frou, ;ssn;ng nou or
hereafter notes FOR less sum or denomination than
| twenty dollars, and from receiving in nnymen, or
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strange facility IN arriving Al conclusions that sre
III war with common facts on the subject
IL most sincerely 10 be hoped that The uc,o or
leaving the South-side TO be accommodated nl,o,e-
ther W bsteiox, will be looked at delberatelv' n,
order that !, may be seen that the gent man - h,
conceived u, Ass most eraited idea Of the sapsnf.
ges 81 great Stale eaatL There is somethin, -
Their iudiefous in the idea OF batieaux naysn,rd
by three erGess. going along by the side Of noSis
boat drawn by three fine steeds, carrying some so
tons burden. South-sider ,ceutd cut ,sihrr !, 4
gure. ANOTHER SOlTTt, 9,nra :
Buckingham, Feb. Pad, 1871.
Il. 3. think there is little doubt that fair can.
struc'ion Of the charter Of the J. r. SIX. Co III,
show that as far as they may be unable 10 ascon,.
MEDIATE the South side with means Of access M a..
canal, they are bound to admit batteaux into ,hs
canal: am disposed to grant n South-Sider nS
Buckingham "tho little section" which he askcJ e.,
and viii give him all the aid in my power to oh, .ir
~ the right Is not already secured to him IN ,ha
Gnsr.er. And Il he gets his wishes in this respsc,.
should be glad TO know what possible iniurv
bridges could do him or any one else. The peons
on ,he river prefer to judge OF what best suits them
anu are willing to leave the river gentlemen to do ,h.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02

To the great disappointment Of a number Of Ia.
dies and gentlemen, this question vas sgain post
poned, Mr. Scott 70, feeling quite recovered from
bis late indsposi,ion To-day at " O'Clock he will
AXE theho
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02

W Yesterday by rotation, Maj Jesse soesd
came INTO the Office Of High Sheriff Of Henrico
magistrate. "N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02
GREss ON THURSDAY.

Correspondence Vfthe Baltimore Patriot.
MAsnNoros, Feb. 2S, 1S4i.
UNITED STATE SENATE.
GENER AL. APPROPRIATION BILL.
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