Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08

NipNiGHT JUDGES-tt appears thu, an.
the senate, by an uneSsmpled msjority, had So,
OIL aboiishns the circuit which tho lat. 80
barbour was aitsehedto. and whilst that hin -
pending before the House Of Representatives. 4, 49,.
Jor'y OF the Senate took up the nomination or A.
daniel. asa Judge OF the Supreme Court of a..
United states, on Tuesday night IL was in ,.;.
mat inc wings protested against filling a m off,.
winch had been suspended so far NJ the s.n.,'
eou'd act; twas in vain tht they pleaded 70, ,;,o.
oy laying the nomination upon the table. or r.e.,
mug ~ untiln was known WHISTLER the House would
'eJec' or agree to the bill OF the Senate An no.,-
ponement was refused, and, about 10 o,cloek =,
"'gn'' alter all the Wings but one had retired ~.
nomination Of MIR. Daniel was confirmed bv ,c,.u
'Jo''y, several Of his own political friend. vo,ns
against nun. The nomination Of Mr.. J. Y. M,,on
" once OF p's,r CT Judge of Virginia, which had
oeen h''ed by Mr.. Daniel, was also confirmed.
Inc puoic cannot fail to contrast the con,,., .s
inc party fortunately now no longer dom;,..,
"neh ni' Adams was going out ofpower. with VIII,
"nen Mr. van Buren, is retiring. The, AZ.
NOMINATION. OF Mr. Crittenden, whose grea, ,n.,;,.
are now so generally recognized, for seat nm a..
oeneh OF the Supreme Court, was laid on the tail.
now that of MIR Daniel is refused TO h, l.;d ~.
oaoe' taken up by tie very Senate which had n,,..a
= OH dispensing with it, and the nomination !.
mined willis, that bill was actually pending b.fo,.
'"e House oil Representatives. True IN ,L. 80
principles in the last moments of their exo;,;o.
CT gentleman, who had signalzed himsslS =,
p''.''" IN an Inferior judicial station, is elevated
" '"e 'Ha'eu once OF a Judge Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States.-yNai. Int
VI 1 MS most Indecent and indefensible nc, or n.
expiring dynasty seems destined TO prod,c. w.,
''"e'en' results from what wero anticoo,ed h, ;,s
AUTHORS SO lar from gaining strength for n.
party II has excited profound disgust with MAJ.
VINO never believed, until the event proved 4, H.,
'"r van Buren, was capable Of So indeeoro,s =,
r"' ''e Se'eehon OF an individual for the Sunr.n.
"S"' ~ utterly disqualified, by his hab;,, NJ.
e'"Pe' anu MS want of legal requirements, R,,
NC Jet 'his pass Tor the present-We can d;.,,s, r.
appointment pretty nearly as well as soms 81 o.
Loco neighbors can " ouf
We have rumour ftom Wasb;n,,o,
'fter the demise of judge B,rbo,r A. wv"
upo" Mr. van Buren, and solicited the Of
~ wi 'uuse tucker, whom he represented ss en-
'0eu nt by his weigh, of character and ,b;l;,;..
''a Ju'is'. lie lett MIR. V. b. under the belief ,h,,
ne SP'-~|''oent would be bestowed accordin, ~
!" "tShes. But Ben>cs some other of tb,, cl,on.
naue different representation, and the offic, had
l'nerent destination. The advice and ep,r..,,o -
ne southern allies" were treated with con,emnt
md Peter V. go, the JudgesAip.
"eeAn well conceive why Mr. Calhoun ,bo,d
ave no especial affection for Judge Peter v VIII,
'e Dear IN mind the indignant paragraphs which
&c mas ndited for the Enquirer against the "Hon.,,
Suser"