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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

Mr. Editor-You are, no doubt, aware that the
vacancy Occasoned by the resignation by Prof
Browne, Of the chair Of Humanity IN William md
Mary College, has been filled by the election Of Mr.
Charles Minnlgerode; but as he may not lie no well
knosn in the South 90 il 10 desirable that lie should
be- take the liberty Of requesting Tint you will
publish the following short account of him collect
cd from the overwhelming mass Of dsntias which
lac produced TO the Board Of Visitors:
MIR minngerode is by birth German, anI IN,
son OF the late Chief Justice Of IIesse DnrmstoJ,
lie was educated in that country, and was forced
alter having suffered some persecution for his
cal principles, TO egrate TO this country where he
arrived about years and half ago. Ills educs
ton was commenced at Dhrmstadt, and terminated
$50 lar as his connection with professional nstruc.
ton - eoncsrned) at the University OF Giessen.-
Bui u appears from The letters Of many gentlemen
Of the hl2hes, standing rs classical scholars, who
nave had On opportunity Of forming correct opinion
that his natural taste Tor the cl1sges md classic,
literature, has since been cultivated 10 the bgbes,
degree. Professor Beck Of Harvard, FELTON, orc am.
bridge, Woo'sey Of Yale, Vethske Dunglison. Dr
Patterson, President OF the Mint Of Phiiadelphia
and many others, speak OF his classical attainment,
ard gentlemanly department with enihusiasm -
Professor FELTON, says Of him, that "having been
thoroughly educated after tic fashion Of Germany
bis native country, he possesses literary resource,
That arc not common in the United States; and h,
uld certainly he desirable and important scpui
:l,ion 70 any College or University in this county,
mr Vethake describes him rs a "ripe and eleean
scholar, gentleman Of taste and genuine scholar
ship, who will have the power, by the character o
'he lectures no will will DO called upon 10 deliver I,
enlist the attention Of young men, and TO kndle il
,nem on enthusiasm for earnest literature" Prof
Beck v, u possible, still more satisfactory: mi
Minnigorode's thorough knowledge Of the ancien
languages" says he, This philosophical insight int,
their structure, his extensive and familiar acquaint
ance with the various branches Of Greek md I.atir
eratpre, and his refined taste and nice appreciation
Of the beauties 81 the best productions Of antiquity
render him highly valuable acquisition 10 any in
'tiuton which Is intended TO cultivate the study o
lhe elassies" Lastly, Professor Allen declares iha
MS knowledge Of the Greek and Latin language
- N tho highest degrees eKact and criiicel-such a
no American institution furnishes tho means Of ec
'qnirng" upon The whole, therefore, il can hard
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

lrJs MIR Tyler would not sign the Tariff Bill
because it gave the Land money TO tho Siates-Gnd
he wanted it for Federal purposes. In this he
headed himself doubly-Gor tho Distribution Bill is
still in iorce-and by abolishing the Revenue laws
he can collect no revenue, and loses ten times az
much as the Land money amounted 10 So much
for fool.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

IL The Enquirer complains of the Wings in
one Sreath, for not passing Tariff Bill, to enable
MIR Tyler to carry on the Government, forgetting
that the Captain has just vetoed one billy and the
next, threatens them with the cry of repeal, if they
do pass Tariff Bill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
% Il l. L G. I A l. &.
MERIT roll.

vi the Cadets of the Virginia Military Institute, as
determined Mt the General Examination before
the Board of Visitors. Names marked thus
are distinguished. The merit OF each Cadet is
determined by combining his marks in hll the
branches oil study pursued by him at the Insti-
tute, and in this estimate the good or bad conduct
OF The Cadet has an influence equal to that of
Mathenat;..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
THE CANAL.

We arc informed that the navigation will be re-
stored as far up as Maden's Adventure, in all OF
next week. by which means tho Rivana trade, and
the river boats entering the canal at that dam, will
be accommodated.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
From New Orleans Rec Of the l2,h.
THE RESULT.


Inc parishes 10 be heard from are ST. Landry
ana Caleesieu, Na,chitoehcs, Claiborne. Catahoula.
caldwell, Union. Csddo and Odaehita. They
WIN PROBABLY IN the aggregate increase Mouton's
majority. We shall publish full returns as soon as
received.
Inc Legislature is very close, with good pros
pce' o, Wing majority on joint ballot. THUS lar
u ne wings have elected 10 in Orleans; l IN st.
Bernard; in Jefferson; I in ST Charles in 8,
Iohn; IN ~. James; in Ascension; in As.
SUMPTION IN Lafourche; I in Terrebonne; I in
west Baton Rouge; = IN Eas, Feliciana; in ST.
rammany; ! ST. Mary; in Ayoyelles; and in
Ha'ahou'.-Ts IN all or one less than half the
House. In st. Landry we have carried part if no,
an me ticket, and have fair chance Tor one in
achta and one in Nnchitoehes. We think the
probability is strongly in favor of a WING House,
Inc Senate -, Wing ., To 7--and Downs district
make il toS. VS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

IA statsmen, hom another member Of the Har-
risburg Convention. which ives designed to accom-.
pany this publication, has not come to hand. Il
viii doubtless reach Us IN time for our next LOO.
serru.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY go.
THE IMPEACHMENT.

| The idea OF impeachiug John Tyler does not find
universal favor with the Wing party. Not that
every member Of that PARTY does not aeknowl Wedge
the justice of the articles preferred by Mr. Bolts,
and deem the acting President utterly unworthy Of
the station he occupies. But some consider the
movement impolitic, and think it better TO wait the
natural course OF events for deliverance. Others
cannot get over the insisnicance of the incumbent,
or separate the man from the officer They hold that
the proceeding is altogether too grave for and dis
proporiloned TO the subject of it, and apprehend
It might invest nolhngness with consequence
This is the ruling consideration with the mass. Mr.
Iylers inssnihcance, therefore, stands him in good
stead and saves him from the doom, which inevita.
bly, awaited him, IL an impeachment had been com
menced. For altho' il requires a vote Of .3rls in
the Senate TO convict, and a Locofoco Editor has
complimented his party in that body by predicting
that they would disregard their oaths and nd the
offender guiI,less, tho satisfied OF his gut-we
have better opinion of the members Of that body.
than TO believe word of it. Who is John Tyler,
that they should perjure themselves for love of him
as they would be compelled to do, if they &c
quilted him, when convinced of his guilt7 Has he
rendered such great services to his country in times
past, that he may now trampe with mpunity upon
Chief Magistrate7 But it may be tina, majority
Of the Locofoco party conceive tina, there is nothing
criminal in the conduct of the acting President
Many OF them are, by principle and practice, the
advocates of arbitrary power-they have applauded
hrs worst acts, and stand 'dy, it is presumed, to
sustain any he may perpera;e, however destructive
Of the liberty and prosperity of the country. These
however, not embracing MIR Benton and his friends,
would not constitute sufficient number in the Sc.
nate, TO prevent vote of condemnation.
IL IS amazing how valorous the Government paper
mas become since the wings talk OF not troubling
themselves with bringing his Exceency before the
Senate. 1t even communicates a portion of its ex
cessive valor to the administration paper in ,hi.
city, which chuckes hugely at the dea that its pa.
tron will not be "HsPsndetr' for two years. These
gentlemen had better no: haloo before they get ou,
oil the woods. The power exists to arrasn their
employer, and itmay be provoked into exercise.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
MIR TYLER

Inc l.oeoiocos Of Brunswick county have pub-
i'shed letter from Mr. Tyler, in which he denies
nNins salu, IN the Harrisburg Convention" that
he was "in favor OF u. s. Banl, as a m,,,er or c~
pediency, and as the only means OF regulating the
exchanges, IN the restoration of n sound currency
throughout the Union" lie goes on 10 saw. ,h,,
since he entered public life he has unformy ayow
cd the same opinion, in all places TO all persons nnl
on all occasions, viz: that Congress has no poycr
conceded TO II by the Constitution, to incorporate
BANK Tor the Union, or 10 grant any corporate
rights out OF the District Of Columbia, or Territory
OF me U States Further, shat he had no recol-
Convention" b
All this is in reply toa rcputed statement OF DR..
rrede lex J. Hill, in one OF his speeches rs a can
uldale Tor the Commons in Brunswick about which
three OF the Locos OF that county addressed him
There Is despi;lbl. qui5ble in MIR Tyler's state
men'' IL consists in his meeting the charge as il
were, that he had made the declaration of hi :
friendship to Bank in the Convention. We are
su'I 'hlt Dr hhl made no such statement. What
he uu say WAS, that MIR Tyler had made such n
declaration IN his presence at the Harrisburg Con
venuon. DR.. Hill can, and doubt not will p,ore
TINS. We oursef heard one other member oi that
convention say, few weeks ago. that MIR Tyler
made the same admission TO him. in the cars on the
way TO Harrisburg; and we learn that still another
member from this State heard his in the
presence OF De- Hill, besides another now unlortu.
nately, more.
We have no doubt that DR. Hill will prove this.
by his own, and the testimony of two Other liyins
wItnesses-gentemen of the highest honor, who do
not keep different set of opinions for every differ
ent emergency.
IL their statement needed any confirmation, il
would be found in tho fact, that Mr. Tyler went TO
the Convention a devoted friend Of MIR Clay, the
great advocate of Bank, and that he shed tears
when Mr. Clay failed to &C, the noma ition.
wen may Mr. Tyler say lie was "wholly unques
TONED about his opinions" Could any body doubt
what were the politics OF such an ardent friend of
Mr. CiaY' IL they could, his open declarations TO
pr li and others, on this and other points, wonld
nave lett no room for doubt nor reason Tor question
L. S.-Just before putting our paper TO press.
we have received the following conclusive statement
for publication:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
HENRY A. LONDON.
JOS. RAMSEY.

DO hereby certify Tat Henry A. London and
joe. Ramsey subscribed the above certificate in my
presence, and that they are mon Of irrepros be
character w. HANKS, J.. p.
Chatham Co, July 8, 1879.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

MIR Adams from the Selcc, Committee TO consider
the reasons OF the President for signing bill which
he dis approved, reported Saturday. The Report
concludes with the following resolution:
"Rssored, That thc House Representatives consder
the act OF the President of the United States notified To-
them 10y his message fhe 2a uiimo, andn his causing
Ia be deposited In the Once Of the Secretary state with
Tie act OF Congress entitled An the
OF kcpresenia'es among the several States, according
Tue SKIN census approved and signed by him, expo
son 81 his giving 10 the sad Sct his ,ncn
as unwarIanied by the Constitution and unite
states Injurious 10 the public interest Of evil example
Tor the fuure andths House 10 hereby socnnly
sgans the said act Of the President against s eve
being repeated or addueed as precedent hereafter"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

Foil, the Editor Of the Vicksbure Sentinel =.
o'seu pistol ball in the thigh in duel fought viii
Mr. Robbins, bank officer, few days since,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

At dinner at Williamsburg on the 4th, the follow.
ing very modest sentiment was announced:
BY Henry A wi.e-The "Guards" in arms and
the "GuirdS" in council.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
= decent, sensible, AMI well.bred man
VIII mui inanll me. and no nIhnr can

have already said, that DO not know the author
Of the essay and defence. And IT, as VIC are assur.
cd, the tree may be known by lis fruit | have no
reason to regret that we strangers. I, pains me
to notice the difference between tho former ptoduc
ton and the latter. commend him 20 a better spi-
at, and careful study OF that book Of books, which
he thinks II necessary to praise in a manner so very
original. Yet may bo permitted to hope, that the
youth placed under his care, will not consider his
course IN this discussion. an example worthy Of m.
laliOn. IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
Try respectfully, yours,
FREDERICK j. HILL.
PrrsboRouon, Chatham Co.. N.c.)

Afi9bDhoUsHJ Chntnam Co, ". e.
a., July 9, 1912. (
We, INC subscribers, do hereby certify, that in
the Summer Of 1910, Governor John Owen sta,cJ
IN our presence, that during the session Of the Har
risburg Convention, John Tyler declared in CONVEX
salion thnt his views relative tOa National Rank
had undergone ehongo-that ho believed such an
institution had become indispansably necessary 10
The business OF the oounry;ihat his constitutional
objections ought to yield 10 the various executive.
legislative, and judicial decisions Of tho suLiocf;
and that he was favorable to the aJsh mo6t Of
such an institution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

The Board Of Visitors have appointed tho f,ll,,v.
ing Cadets:
STATE CADETS.
T W Duke Of Albsmarlo,
III Simpson of Warren
III Pitts Of Essex,
u Hill Of Buckingham
William III Stith Of Richmond Civ.
Il Leo Of frederick,
W III Wheewright Of we,lnorslsnJ
u Norman Of Pendleton,
y Boggess OF Harrison
II w williamson Of Norfolk.
Powell Of Brunswick,
w GOodmln Of GoocblsnJ.
Martin Of Loudoun,
Z L1yne Of Allegheny.
FAY CADETS.
M Antony Of Botetourt.
Vaughan Of Dinwiddie,
w I Taiaferro Of Franklin.
Il Churchman Of Aueusta
~ Murrell Of Campbell
" Pafkhill OF Richmond Ctv
Meredith Of Richmond On"
J Mccarthy Of Lancaster,
ID Langhorne Of Campbell,
Meredith Of Brunswick,
- W Meredith
u Sherrafd Of Hampshire,
n VI Wiley OF BOtetOurt,
p Mason OF Rsppahannock
Faycto Ball Of Lancaster
q Cooles Of Rockingham.
X Mills OF Richmond.
The Board have postponed for f,,n,. .o,.;,...
ton tho application for two State C,d., .ooo;a, .
msnl'' tho time Of making which appointment, will
eo guy puel''h'd-ihey will, at tho same time.
from s 10 10 Pay Cadets. '''''''
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
". MAJ t..,.. Superintendent.
oon IL lhe Enquirer and Compiler will please
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
LOUISIANA

Mouion is no doubt elected Governor by ma
Ior''y ranging nom 500 to 1000 He got the vote
OF both parties in many OF the French Parishes
being French Creole himself The wings have
tbs Senate certain. and probably tho House. To
the latter, they have elected. far, $50 /, half
| Of the House.
The State IL good Tor Harry OF the wea-un.
less The Loco Foeo candidate 10 a French Creole
u Mr Van Buren,. or MIR Calhoun, or Captain
Tyler. or whoever is the man the Locos, can pa,.
himself of as Creole, the State may be pu, down
a. doubtful.
From New Orleans Bec OF the i2,h.
THE RESULT.
report reached the city yesterday, that in In.
lonrche Interior Johnson had 400 majority. and IN
le"eeonne, 800. u this DO true, the vote. thu,
iar, will stand 90 iollows:- WV ''''
4, Mouros. JoHsSow.
az p's.'o'' maj. 1909
~ do do do a,o
III do Unpart1 do ESQ
1909
Moutonsa m ,,nr;,,, run
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

i1- They nrO heading Captain Tyler in North
Carolina. See the article from Fayetteville obser
yer. But em bono1 The whole country is satisfied
that Ills Exeelleney is gifted with TWO tongues,
Prom tho E,Ycilnxilln nh.nrr.r
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Here We have the iucentrovsrtible evidence 81 the
great prosperity ofhe manufacturing Interests undsr
the operation Of reduced prices, and falling tsris
fully cerroborang the general truth Of the Testimony
adducsd before the parliamentary committee, to the o.
feet that without protection manufactures the meet
prosperous Contrasting the state Of affairs exhibited in
the sbsve table with that which exists under the pro-
tectivs influence Of British tariff laws leaves net peg
to hang protective arganent upon We observe in the
table Increased productoa increased ofthe
raw material, with increased employment fer hands,
and consequent increased sggrsgae amount Of wages
paid These are the natural and inevitable results Of
steady dear eurreaey, and reduced tsriG From the
ecisl census returns gather the value Of domestic
manufactures In this country, the aggregate Of which
10 tsos We may compare the principal articles
with the quantity Of similar articles imported in the
same year, ~ fellews:-
DsMRsrIe MASUYAcruRE AID .sPoRrs OF CERrAIs ART
l09o-,ko ID L
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Before the Recorder, Judge Lynch, and Aldermen
a.. rt IA Pollock and Bdylies.
FEs. 7th-Ths following 10 the list Of eases pla.
eel ;. the calendar for the pressn, term Assault.
with iAtsat to kin 8; abandoning child, u Rape !;
~ f..is larceny 2 EnSs ..!snsat /; Riot i
-dieted Il diserdsrly perscss convicted 2; wit.
nessses 00-Total on calender. IS.
3 The names II the persons, selected ~ Grand Ju-
rers, being called, bur eleven answered to their
morning. or the petit jurors. 81 an,wered to
their names, and i've were fned for non attendance,
~ also Eve grand jurors.
=, Jonas B. Philips, Esq. appeared q acting Dis
!. Whiting, in the Court Of Oyer and Tsrniper.
By Pieoe out Of his Cheek.-John Hurley
vas tried for committing gross assault ON Thomas
z. MnrPhy, on the 2!sh Of June last. Murphy
stated that Hurley came to the distilsry, where he
worked, on the above day, and after taken drink
Of whiskey, that was gwen to him, he assaulted
ard beat him, and daring the ARRAY, bit piece out
& ii: ls Ss on *.
where the assault was commntsd, returned YER
dict Of not guilty, athosgh the evidence Of the
sask and battery was fully proved.
: !Nole W0toA.-A colored man named Peter
Jasksen, pat upon his trial. for the second time,
on charge Of stealing watch, with steel chain
and xok key and seal, piece Of earpeting and =
towel, from the premises Of Claus Shepherd, No.
Elizabeth street, on the 18th Of October last The
carpeting was found IN he room rented and occu-
pied BY jackson, At No. Is Orange street, but the
watch has net been restored. It was also shown
that . woman who lives with Jackson had been in
the habit Of workingat the house Of Mrs. Shephe I'd
aad that the day she stole seventy cents
from the premises. Jackson stated that this woman
brought the earpetng aad towel to his room; which
statement with the previous fact Of her dishonesty,
Induced the jury - return verdict Of NOT guilty
A Jpifs sung her Husband for Petit Laoceny.
"A ysung man named james Hsnon was char
ged by = woman named Eliza Dagnan, with
stealing purs continiog dollars. She stated
that Hason was her husband bat that since leaving
her he had married another woman. Upon making
pear witness against her husband. and con-
eequently the jury found verdict Of not guilty.
Hanon denied the soft impeachment Of the fair
Eliza, although she stuck to it like wax. Her only
remedy for satisfaetion is to have suit commenced
against him for higamy.
The 0sur thea adjourned to eleven o'clock this
nofuin~-
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IN tnn We perceive thar TWO thirds o. the imported
valueof cotton goods 10 reexperted Tho valus Of the
imports very nearly correct while that Of the
features Is much short Of the truth The value IL
doubtedy near $50 leaving 900 Of domes
tic manufacture consumed in the country and
only ofmportea goods about 10 per cent Of the
SUMPTION notwthsandns that the cry 10 that foreign
composition ruins our domestic industry. Nearly the
same feature is apparent in every other article In
leather there IL no foreign competition whatever
Iron it is merely nominal, and yet with these facts
staring them In the face, the 100000 persons engaged
in foreign trade and manufactures ask the remain.
Ing 100000 engaged in agricultures and other pur
suits to submit to snerous taxes the whole
ton for thair particular hene6f |
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snsuomibSsed the canddates Txefe Wa great
dssl ofpnttins. a. may be seen by the ballots q

!. Jonas EARL. Jr. Of Onendaga, was declared duly
nominated Four more ballots were hao, wncn the
following was The result. On motion Oh MI DOG
On Resolved, That JosAs EAxLL; j., OF Onond1ga,
JAMEs HooEcs, Of Dalchess, d. r. BssssiL, OF Law
Of Ma 1ison, and STEPHEN CLAEK, OF New York, be
the Democratic candidates for Canal Commision-
se9s.
One vote was east for William H. Seward, and
enc for Thurlow Weed.
= GAYS ULcIscAR.
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pORTUGUEsE FEMALE rTLLs.

PORTUGUESE FEMALE FILLS.
sssG e ersy s s, ,:s
t;sse,d the last eolssneof fourth psxe d2s Inns
WELCOME TO CHARLES DICKENs-1HE BOZ
The Ball TO be given TO Mr: Sh.Fics Dickens
ihsi4.h nat The following rules regulations to DC
TIE dooss haDat seven, and the dancing to
commence nj nine o'clock.
The Conmtise TO spear in full Ball Dresses and
Military aud Naval Oc.s their respective uni
All scy dresses 70 b. .vely ere.dsd except such
An ample supply Of Reeshmens 10 be provided for The
u, x retiring -ooms be apart FOR the sccommoda
ton Of the lsd snd suitable attendants 70 be waiting
rssss will lice with tbs ksses haads towards
Chatham s,ss and take W IN The opposite direction
rg the doar AID toahe the opposite ohs entrance
preserve regularity, aud that mposi ION b. pac
tssd upon The company through earsiessness extra cnae
Au sasn poIee has been engaged order, in The
arrival and departure Of the company , nj,
No person VIII be sd oitied to the hs than inc D
room can conveniently accommodate.
dn bshalfof the COMMITTEE e Gu 1e, Scs,opn,s
~. =. Co.oVs' Secretaries HN
HA NEE HsEoH ron SAt VI. al. is'
n the Sceety corner Of 6roadway and brand street, On
ws!:siay ssspig Feb Is 's s,er.,.r, Of IN. Hon.
r.mpsrsses soe;sy a rs once cns :,r,et or At hs
once u Il: sscrsisy Centre 'trsst either Of ihe fol-
''"'nf :. S;sseI, 70 Pearl street. ~ utI.
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