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PROCEEDINGS OF THE LAGlsLATURE.

81 PROCEEDINGS THE LAGIsLArURE.
The Aurora has labored upwards Of 43 years unceas
ingy in the great Of the people by discriminating
the seeds of true Democracy, and it is well known that
its principles are the same.
During the next Session Of the Legislature of Penn
syyana, purpose to publish in the german langua-
ge in the Aurora the interesting Proceedings Of
the Legislature, in clear and plain language, and re-
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counties Of Pennsylvania, TO further project by
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
THEATRE.
THEATRE
Mr.. Brnham gives attraction to tho Theatre Bl
tonight. ~
TO THE VOTERS OF uANovp,

80. -. NoTERS OF HANOVER
rELLow-CirrzEss-The partiality of INV friend,
mas IA usait made me Candidate for seat in Nh.
' 1uso o, delegates Of Virginia as your Represen.
'o, lie honor you conferred upon me at The
aSl eection, created an obligation which have NOT
SIisol'en, anu implied and imposed trust which |
natter myself, may claim not to have abused 'Toa
SesS'on Wh'ch Is now about to terminate, has been
one oil unusual importance and difficulty and 70 do
right IN ali the difficulties which il invoIved rcoH;.
Icu more experience, perhaps, than could bon,,
lhose difficulties have met and encountered in iii
Sases, win sincere desire TO do that which would
pest promote your interests. How have succeed.
Gu IN inns IS Tor you to decide, and the means of
knowing what course have pursued on every sun
Ject which has been acted on during the winter
always at hand in the Journals of the House and in
the pubic papers. 'N y"
In Mesenting myself again for your sufr,,,,s
iehow-ctizens, have nothing new to offer Won sy
cept the experience of one session. NV 1oIi,;c,l
principles and opinions have not changed. and are
Wen known TO you. They have formed The bas;s
OF my acton this winter, and thew will continue ~
10 so u again you make me your Represen,n,ivc
me next Legislature may not be so imnor,on, ,s
he present in some respects, but there will be
SUBJECTS OF interest-such as the re arrangemen, -,
CONGRESSIONAL Districts under a new appoTtionment
oy congress, and the re-apportonment of Renre'
Sentauon under the State Constitution. and. per.
haps, Others. NM Pe'-
In conclusion, have only 10 say, that shopId Won
again conhde to me the trust of represen,inS Won
suau continue to make your interests the subject of
my most anxious erogts "
Very respectfully,
10Th March ISII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

pie, aye the people,-the bone and sinew Of the
e)untry-laying aside party fueds, have wheeled
Into line, and now present an uaehanging 'front.'
ana when lacy yield the field, the last shot in the
locker VIII have been expended-They have no
idea OF laying aside we'll tried and faithful repre-
sentative Tor one fault, and that Of omission all
az nave as yet Jailed to point single vote OF
Mr. hunters which has not been in strict accord
anec with the principles evowed by him before his
eIeetion-(end by your acts, says Holy Writ, We
snaH be known.) Caroline having on the previous
Monday cher Court Gay) held a meeting without
uiSuncuon OF party, and recommended MIR Hunter
as suitable person to represent this district in the
next Congress,-ESSeN on yesterday (Court day)
held similar meeting, a Van Buren, man in the
Chair, and Wing Secretary-and the rcconmen-
uanon OF Caroline was zeaously and unanimously
seconded, and an invitation respectfully rendered to
the other counties TO hold meetings and aid in the
reelection of Mr. Hunter. A Committee was an
pointed To wait on MIR. Hunter and npprise him of
tne proceedings of the meeting, and TO request him
10 accept the nomination., and at once to enter the
canvass The Committee having discharged the
DUTY assigned them, reported that Mr. Hunter said
the nomination offered him was an honour he could
not decline, no matter what his personal sacrifice
or how great his wish for retirement; and there,
upon burst OF applause followed. which would
nave satisfied ersn yot, Messrs. Editors that nj
least, Essex believed her son yrtuous his princinles
pure, his motives disnterested and patriotic Mr..
huhter being frequently called for, made his an
pearance IN the meeting, (Which was so crowded he
u win ollneulty press through II y he address
Gu inc me:ting but for moment, and said so reluc-
'aht was he again TO embark in political life he
would even then retire, but tho nomination tender
co as u had been, honour too great for min,
70 decline; he must accept it, though at the sacrifice
OF ms feelings and interest. So you will perceive
,he huntereans las you are pleased TO term theml
nave rallied, and are not TO be driven from the sun
port OF MIR. Hunter, though he be subjected 10 the
prGise OF old MIR. Richie, and the sibes and seof,
OF the Editors OF the Wing; and verify believe Inc
good people OF this district would esteem it a very
particular favour the aforesaid gentlemen one and
all, would permit them to manage their affairs vii
out the interference of either OF them.
Yonrs &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
To THE SUBSCRIBERS To TUE WING
MEETING IN ESSEX.

At meeting Of the People of Essex, without dis
tinction OF party, held at Thomas Matthews Tav-
orn in Tappahannock, on Monday the 18th March,
lS4l-
Oh motion, Capt. Charles G. Layton was called
20 the Chair, and Jno. s. Rowzee and Geo. Wright
were appointed Secretaries.
Austin NJ. Tribble ESQ., submitted the following
preamble and resolutions, which were sustained by
the mover and Muscoe Garrett, ESQ.,, and unani.
,mously adopted:
Firmly convinced that the best interests of our
District will be greatly promoted by retaining the
tative, Robert Nj. T. Hunter, Esq, in Congress,
therefore,
Resolved, Tia, we hail with pleasure the adop-
ton of the resolution OF our friends in Caroline, re-
commencing TO the counties composing this Con-
gressonal District, the said Robert M. Il. Hunter,
ourselves TO Use all proper means Tor the accom-
plishment Of that desirable object, and respectfully
invite the corporation of the other mites
posing the District.
After the adoption of the foregoing, it was
Resoiped, That Committee be appointed TO
wait on the Hon. Robert NJ. T. Hunter, and ap.
prise him OF the action of this meeting, and request
him to declare himself a candidate, and the Chair
man in pursuance thereof, appointed the following
persons, TO wit: Alexander Il. Baylor, John S.
Rowzee, Muscoe Garnet, and Larkin Hundley,
who having discharged that duty, Mr. Hunter, in
short time thereafter, appeared before the meet
ing, rendered his Acknowledgements for the honour
conferred on him, and announced himself a candi-
date.
On motion,
ResOlUed, That copy of the foregoing be for
warded TO the Editors of the Wing and Enquirer,
with the request that the be inserted in their
papers.
G eGHS 3; W SG"asE' Secretaries.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
Rsm0pals-Rtfnrm

The following batch Of removals will give gene.
raj satisfaction. The Brtons may groan, but the
people will rejoice. Itgives earnest that Old Tin
intends to carry out the reform which he promised
and which the country expected. That he intends
to prO'ert6s prescription, and redress the violated
slnctity of the elective franchise.
The appointments and removals in tbi, ba,eb
which especially challenge our admiration, are those
% isaac HnI-the creature and the tool of Fac.
uoh-uoV' CaI 70 supercede Gov. Red-the man
VINO outraged the genius Of our institutions by call
ns out an armed ioree and establishing martial law,
70 oYerawe the people in the expression of their
sentiments respecting public men and measures
and the restoration Of Gen'l Van RI nselner to I'M.
Post Office at Aibany-from which he was ,boms.
fully prescribed FOR his opinions, 10 make wav for a
greedy parlIzan II will be our pride and pleasure
to record such acts Of prescription, 50 long n, Gen
Harrison can commit them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
ADjoURNMENr OF rpE Lrc,sI.ArIrRr

ADJOURNMENT OF the LEGISLATURE
ABOUT o'clock last night. the General Assembly
'DJ"'rned s'ne dis-the last day being the most
''o'my and tempestuous of a session, which has
oeen distinguished for exciting occasions. or the
various acts OF omission and commission of the
session, we will not now speak.
A'ter me l-ocos defeated in their extraordi.
nary effort to palm Governor upon the Common
wealth IN the absence OF so Representatives of the
feople, and driven from their po,tion-loreed
amidst sneers and jeers to withdraw their call for
tne Previous Question: vote Of thanks to the
speaker, IN the customary form, was submitted by
"r iayloe OF King George. Il was forthwith mot
oy motion to amend 10y striking out "unani.
mo"s) from the Loco Foco quarter-a motion
"n'en betrayed the rabd and vulgar passions
which ranked IN the bosoms Of its supporters.
hr iayioe OF h. G.. adopted the amendment
Then the ayes and noes were called. and eleven
were found to vote against the resolution
Inc bulk oil the Loeos skuiksd. We have not,
in our experience, witnessed a moe p,l,rv
ana eontempu6le display OF impotent malice
o'sp'ay' which served but to exhibit the disgust
ing AMI Iow-lived ferocity of their viudctiyeness.
"'nou' inJur'ns the pure name against which their
seur'y attacks were directed. The name of Va
'enune w. Southall is above the reach Of faint or
reproach, from such assailants And when THAR
names are published, as published they will be, the
puolc Will agree with us, that it was far from being
an unlu,ky circumstance, that he d id not receive
their commentator.
III IN tbs experience Of members, and cannot be
ga'nsayed, that more dignifed, fair and impartial
speaker has not presided over the House. If HI.
was partial IN aught, it was invariably in favor of
,ne Loco'' from fear of mourning the suspicion of
leaning to his own friends.
Inc gentleman who made the motion to amend
ana voted against the resolution, in contemp, of
usage decency and justice, represents the Whie
county Of Dinwiddiel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23


Mr.. Van Buren, may, in one sens. h.x.
uuy when he said, "ths Sab Treasury ,sork, ,v,u .
worked admirably Tor the benefit of the soh.
,'easnrer', but ruinously for the public. if IA,
'ioyps case be fair sample OF the whole.
From the .Nip York Express.
TIE SUB-TREASURY WORKS WELT ',
tnr Van Burcn's letter to the Pokespsl sic commiuc.
we understand that the last return, of NJ,
uoyts accounts, TO which the Naval Officer deem,
nus uuty not TO afhx his certificate exhibited
Tb;s $50, ~ si79,70O
Whieh suit Is already commenced Ly the
united States, for the recovery back of
Add 70 " wS;s ym .n OF $4,000
f'' w 10 70 winch The sum alleged by Mr. Hoyt
zoe pad TO the Naval Officer aud Sur.
N.Y., out which although allowed by
Mr. Butler in the account published 49,.
understand has not been rece;vsJ I,
those officers 'e" ny
hou also 10 this the compromise monev
only one half Of which il is said has
oeeh PAID over, and To which the IT,i,eJ
states viii undoubtedly lay claim. 40 ooo
Ana also the sum received Tor goods so,a ''''V'
IN damaged state injured at the ere in
lhe pubic store, which belongs as is
supposed to the owners Of the yoods
Out which has not yet been divided, % ooo
E,b;,;,,, s2s5, 700
goes, the moderate sum OF two hnndr.d al
nVe thousand seven hundred dolIarsi
IL Is said that the modification and cb,,,;, Of ,L
'eaoers NJ w ashington, at the state of MIR uoy,,s
accounts, was excessive. 'i'y's
Where sumber the virtues or the thunder. ., ,h,
Sub Treasury law7 VI '"e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

MEssRs EDIroRs Ten years have roll.d n .
round since ! took the liberty Of addressing the
Public through your aper talthough a subscriber
from the time IL was first published 20 1881 and viii
be candid enough 10 say, that I should not now
ask that privilege, II did not kH0io that "Fatber
Richie" had made up his mind 20 exclude from the
Enquirer every thing respecting Mr. Speaker Hun.
ter but the most fusome and contemplate dattery.
throw myself on your kindness, in asking a short
space.
And first To the Wing Party. On Monday
last, Essex Court day, Mr.. Speaker made his M.
peafance on the stand lie warned his friends. In
language eloquent and loud, against the dangers
which threatened them from the party which has
lust come into power. lie mounted the Tariff In.
ternal Improvement by the General Government
Distribution OF the Revenue, Assumption of State
Debts, and lastly, the monster lie pnvc tbe
Monster" some hard kcks-and after speaking a.
bout one and half hours, he closed bv bsggio,
che people 70 unite on some States Rights Repub
lican. Unless they did 10, they might soon find
themselves no better than vassals. Manv rooBv
were alarmed AZ the picture which he drew Of III,
coming storm the impending danger II seemed
~ 1--WE were on the very verge ola precpce and but
onesteP more and We were gone, gone forever. Ast9
himself, he never expected to be In public life again
lie had, at Carollne surrendered 40 claims 10 seat
IN Congress from ue district lie made bis bow
and once more, Nj Speaker Hunter Chat was)
became one Of the people. This was the sign1l for
a continuance Of che Farce" commenced at Caro-.
line. One Of the actors IN that Farce, was seen on
he ground At very early hour, and the fact Of his
being in the habit Of honouring the County with
company, caused some suspicious psepleto think
tard been duly commissioned minister Extra
? =" by that Consistent Republican, who is the
hade 70 actor. Ccrtein h is, the gentleman APP
BOOKyery much at home, and seemed 10 knotS
a. Hunter Wings" and "Huner De
y. 81 10 ibSS be said, or how he said Il, neither
employed, prste appesrsd 70 be using his in
''s' "r,ion. he's 70 keep ''ihe Ball in mo-
shs a., -. y..I. Sen rather too much notice Of
fnrr rrdsFa
tierks I'D Courts sra 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
TO CORRRsPoNDENTs

We have TO crave the indulgence Of correspond.
Sat present, we cannot do more than announc.
me receipt Of their favon. a." in reply to 60 -
'R." On City Delegate, and "sin,on1 on the sam,
'uoJee'' have been received, and shall have pac,
20 mo"ow. No. "CSmillus,D on the Public
Lands-"A Vrgininn," No. 2, on Education. and
Anxious Jusiitis," have also reached US, and shall
have an early insertion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
OPTICAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

- Robert 9. Cornell, Of New York, to be Receive,
Isneial OF Public Money at New York, in line pl,sc
OF Stephen Allen, removed. T''''
samuel rockingham, Of Boston, 10 be R.e.;,.,
General OF Public Money at Boston, IN the mace If
Isaac Hill, removed. P''oo VI
Richard X. Cal, Of Florida, to be Governor Il,
ana lor no Territory Of Florida, IN the place Of no
bert r. Reid, removed. " ''O
Charles ~ Ponrose, Of Pennsy lvana, IN be solic.
Ior o. the Treasury 10 the place Of Matthew Bureb
u Elisha WbIttlesey, Of Ohio, to be Audito, NJ ,b.
treasury Tor the Post Office Department in Nh.
pace Of Charles X. Gardner, removed
o., PauI hossignol, 10 be Superintendent nj ,b.
nfahch MINT az Dihlonegn,i n the State Of Georgin
~ ihe place Of J. J. Singleton.
John williamson, Of Ponnsy Vania, 10 be R,eor.
dtsr Of the General Land OfHce, in the ploes oC
Hudson NJ. Garland, removed.
Soloman Van Rensselaer,, IL be Deputy Pos,roas-
ter at Albany. '''''''
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
COLLECTORS
George Allen, al Wadoborosqh. Maine. vice
Denny MeCobb removed.
jeremiah Brooks, at York, Maine, vice Josspb
+. Junkns, removed
Parker Sheldon, at Bath, Maine, vice Joseph Sc.
wall, removed
NAVAL OFFICER
Isaac y. Davis, at Boston, Mass. vice Isaac O.
Barnes, removed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
Gu L. A RI
DEPARTMENT OF SrArE,
MAReH 20, Is4t.
Secretary Of the Treasury I:

r., u MAReH 20. 1871.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
ohi Tue PREsiDEsr Is of opinion that il ian
sto'' aouse 10 bring the Patronage of the Gene,nI
Government into conflict with the f,eedop Of -.
uonS' anu that this abuse ought TO be corrected
Wherever II may have been permitted to exist. AMI
10 be prevented for the future. ~
ns therefore directs that information be given TO
e' orheers ana agents IN your Department of m,
pubic service that partisan interference in non,I.
eectlohs whether OF State officers or officers of I'M.
Government, and Tor whomsoever or ag,ins, ,y bona
soeNer II may DC exercised, or the payment of anv
contribution or assessment salaries or Official con-,
penSauon for party election purposes will hs -
sarued oy INN rs cause of removal.
us not intended that any officer shall be RESTRAIN,
cd IN the tree and proper expression ard ma;n,.-
nance ms opinions respecting public men or public
measures or IN the exercise, to the fullest desree
oil The constitutional right OF suffrage But n.rson
employed under the Government and maid To- -
services out OF the public Treasury. are no, .,nsc.
ou 70 ahe an active or officous part in attemnt.
cond m,uohce me minds or votes o + others; such
conuuet being deemed inconsi stent win ,ha
sPnt OF the Constitution and the dn,;.s r
puo1e agents acting under IL; and the pei;
dent is resolved, so far as depends upon him ,h.,
Wnie the exercise of the elective franchise bv liz
People shall be free from undue influences oS IF
cal station and authority opinion shall aIso =.
ment. " WIG "o'ern-
Inc PRESIDENT wishes it further to be announc-
60 and dIslntly understood, that from all collect
Jug anu dsonrsing officers promputude in rendering
accounts, and entire punctuality in n,v;ns Lsi.ns
ees wll be vigorously exacted In his opinion il !,
e 20 return, IN his respect to the early practice
OF the Government, and to hold any degree ofde;n.
Hueney on The part OF those entrusted with the paL.
nc money Just cause Of immediate removnI m,
ucems the severe observance of thi, ruIe IN la ~
sen'2 to the public service. as every dollar los, ~
Tue treasury by uniaithfulness i'm Office crsa,ss
necessity Tor new charge upon the People
have the honor To be, sic, your obsg;s,,
want, DANIEL wGDSIrseSs ser
tS'miIar letters have been addressed TO o,h.,
heads of Departmental :" o'"ef
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

o.nuclhen' copy OF the proceedings Of the
meeting mentioned IN the annexed conm9oic,,ior
r , le't WIN me 10 order 10 ne publication have
ost or 9islaId IT, and must ask you 10 publish this
suef' winch contains the substance Of the resolu.
, ION. So ana q somewhat IN reply 70 your Ed
SAROLlNE DlSrRICT-Mr. HUNTER.
TO- ~ lem Messrs Editors, at some loss in defn-
rs u has ever afforded me pleasure 10 helm mv
trends out OF their difficulties, il will on ibis oeco,
son be no ordinary qualification to relieve Won Iss
one, perhaps two Of the worldly Of your state Of
suspense Know then, that, 30 far as two eoun
ties IN the district are concerned land W, b.e
assurance that the others will do jsewise0 the nso.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, this day. o,olnok.p-M
ARRIVED

G., ARRIVED,
- 9 p Gen: Scott, Doughty, New York, plaster
oGhr Andrew jackson, Melton, New Orleans
g "IMIres' TO Lancaster, DENLY Co, Webb, Booker
9, oehr Boston Packet, Portsmouth, sundries 70
Schr PhraSon, Carson, Egg Harbor.
Schr powhatan, Clark, New York.
lime, TO w RowletL i"O'naS'oh,
n Schr Caroline, Charleston, S. C. lumber. TO w
Schr Maryland, Spnden, Norfolk, shingles
STEAMBOAT Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore. SIM.
SAILED,
Sehr Constitution, Smith, New York, coal
BOSION, March l9-Arriyed. Scbr odoo,
Leland, Richmond, for Portland. Ouoo"'
NEW YORK, March 2O-Cleared, Sebr Mas.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

eupposng the elections yet to take place, to re-
sult as before, there would be 1913 Wbigs IN IIo
including Locos and Abstractionists, in the new
house OF Representatives. This is very Liberal
suPposiuon IN favor of the Iocos, and one which we
believe will never be realized Vlrsini, will cono
Tu' better than she did in 1889. The People are
disposed to- and will give to the new Administra.
'i0n lar trial. In North Carolina, Indiana, Mis-
sl''ipPI, Maryland and Tennessee, judging by the
November elections-tbe tables will he ,ur,sd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
The merit Conrr,ss

Inc early eon'ocation of an extraordinary scs-
SION, gives increased interest to the political COM
peA'on oil the new Congress. A Wing majority is
Justly deemed essential to the success of Presiden,
harrisons Administration, and the consequent
prosperity of the country.
we copy from the Boston Atlas a statement
showing the result Of the elections in the States.
which have already voted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS

NICuMUND MARKETS,
MONDAY, p. NJ.
business generally is very dull. The Banks nro.
fess to give all the aid the uncert,ir,v or 81.
times will admit OF, yet we hear complaints on IL :.
street. ~
No sales of Stocks.
e. New York the Brokers are
selling at 81. The Banks are not checking On
Philadelphia to !; Baltimore /.
PRODUCE.
IN prices. eh'"se