Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-07
WAsmiSGroy, Dec. .

Tue SrS,rr heard the Message, and elected Cal,- 4
Seaton their printers for the 2s Congress; the vote stood
Tor Gales Seaton 81 Blair & Rcs Il; this branch did
nothing else OF consequence.
In the House. to-day, the Journal was read
Mr.. Barnard. of ~ v, sound iurst and Il good Wing,
moved amend it, by Incorporating as part thereof the
paper which he yesterday presented upon subject Of
the General Ticket Elections indeed he expressed his sur
PRISE at not finding any mention Of it, its presentation
certainly formed part of yesterdays proceedings.
Mr. DRoNcooL objected to the motion u extraordinary
and urged, that by such precedent. any member might
make his individual opinions part of tile Journal.
Several Of the spurious members, HARRISON and Cobb of
Ga and Norris, OF ~ H. spoke upon the SUBJECT the
ter declaring that he neither desired Congress to divide
" H. into Districts direct her do this thing and
treated the whole affair quite cavaery you might ex
pect Locofoco to do, who backed by strong nao-
rily.
Mr. RAINER, of N C., read these fellows short but Sc
we're lesson, and told them that they all away from the
question: which was not how they elected, wheth.
c they having upon the Holy Evangei,ts support
the Constitution. and the Constitution requiring journal
be kept Of their proceedings such journal should be full
aud faithful record The debate interrupted by the
announcement of the Message from the Acting President
brought IN by MIR. John Tyler, Jr which was forthwith
read by the Clerk. After b'icf debate, in which one
Beser of Ala, declared this Message ION account Of its
cotton-srowing chnracerO the important had re.
ceived for twenty years. thousand copies with tie ac-
companyng documents, ordered be printed by the
printers 10 be chosen; and then the House adjourned
Notwithstanding Mr.. Beser's fanfaranade you will find
the Message very anddol, commonplace compost
ton 1t opens and closes with The acting President
shews strong disposition swagger against England and
actually finds courage enough bully poor Mexico To
distribute the public lands he thinks would be suicidal
He hangs To Mr.. CushRg's Exchcquer end rlici,aes
himself with the multitude OF blessings that have mark
his administration! The whole document is evidently Jobs
TyleIs neither Bobby Mr.. pshur appear 10 have
| had hand in il; but it Is all John Tyler, per Sc.
The party ia trouble thew have held several cacuscs
but there is no disposition, present, hamonzc Hugh
> Garland candidate for Clerk Of the House now
that Virginia has furnished Speaker This contest is be-
tween Hams formerly of Virginia, and Mr. MNulty of Ohio;
sort OF pull Dick, pull Devil, For the other offices
there are multitude Of aspiranis, from printer down 10
page The election OF Printer will shew better than any
thing els" how parties, in Congress, will range: and al
though the Locoioco majority is large beyond count Blair
aud Rycs trembling for the result j. case of life
or death with their paper. The Western members have
brought ON their usual quota Of pace.huntcrhcy are the
only portion of Congress who money of their per
diem, and believe that OF them their election
10 promises "t place ie fellows they bring along upon
| their backs.
The best feeling prevails among the Wings. With one
voice they for Harry OF the West" and nothing can
/ keep them IN CIIECk.