Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02

1NI AMI MIL
doubs s.cu n, ,ra,. and the mr. N, upon n which an.
email ~ssld lese But that 10 not s by securing travel
freight aso seear.d Thi. I. tho peculiar snd
ing principle ia railroad operations Having no superior
ft passenger the railway relies upon tina,
expenses aud thus ena5ed where the reliance 10
safe one TO relieve the freight the profit Of tho
travel and especially would a be enabled thus In the
case OF State npr ement where the chayes will bs TO.
su c'ei 10 inere remuneration aud rel air
y, suuion '" this may be remarked. that 1t 1. The pc.
eust and happy faculty OF this Mad Of be
aunpeu 10 any rnte OF movement end burden
aao W." =" apparent eapachy under the progress Of
49,. ,ot sn n'st Indefinite increase in the
| 49,, yon' "hus' ne "a" o' passenger speed Is
ouD ot inc Tears ct inc Pa>senser the rate Of bur.
| h,.. -, n 49,, va. oeSa s'.o'y In.ea from some
Tins ,b,, ue ~ " , ssx' ~ some twenty
~ "e'g",, s"o 'h' e"sine ''sen mere aseu IRON Tour
/ n,r,, u NV" - 49, ,"A, e"o" 's p's''ss"e
m -, "s.o'"u'oNsa' '' a" uses ~ "a" I" s"N ~
| Ar Nh, ~, ~. ~ ma. s A..
vb. .o.. ~, ~ "e ,,t AZ 'e - , "'. anu n," '
| ~ H. .t.", ~ ,. seop'e' -"ouu vek"'
eon,roy,red ans.,i,n. Of ,,c,,, Ic.l ,,.,.s, 49,.
COMM, 10 va. In nm. ns,,.. eon,dsnc. h, h.. Lii b..
fon,d 800. ,,,, p - a e 49,. 80 oe
| hi -, ..,,I. -. - ~ - - - -. - 49,
,dmc,;.hs,I ~. 49,, - -. - - ~ - - - -, II, y
exercise upoo our,,on, az ,L,, Lind al y.n,,n, ,,, M
mutual bb,r.,y ,n,I conc...,, w,,b,n n, .n,,, I'll
upon a that n,,,bin. will N. ,.c,n,.h,J ..,,,on ,,,
contend against section and the commonwealth will con
,;one NJ n. ,.h, !, ~ go ~" 49, w.. .tI A, w." ~
| m.If,f.s, Of ~, M,.,,.,. y " WV
"oe"As. -
.,..., n,.. ,i .' ~" a"y ,sk'"o" wv" u''s
- -. , .iuie' respectfully s"om'h ~ susses-
81 ".. nel may De ooaine' IN great and perhaps
-, ;h 49, :, s,'p,e recurrence 70 'ne ,se ., ,sa'
u,d IN. rat, H. .,y,,hS 80 y. 80
r.. ..,..I .N' oes" e''"""'e "ou'u
80 rsS, - VI "'nu'eu a"i s'Ap 'hec 'nou'
which i,.f =. ,.n, VIC G m w " ~. yVs,,
of the q ,,c,am.n, ,,,,, -, , - 49,. 80 T 49,,
Ia, a., r., ,.--.-. - ~ 80 "" ~
L..,J. a. =, ,r " ,o"ie W. u'u"'a oo"s's
.,h,,,, 49,. S $3.50 "a" " 20, ~" 80" e''''uou
sana dollars over ,h .,a,, -, 49, ..., 49,, -,
h.y. h, a, h,,n.L, g., 81 ,, S., =, a. 49,
"a o,n",In, Is ,uo 'ie treasury onouu DC Seeh'
,.,n.., go, q. 1870 20 VIC Pu'p's'' W t1.s"o" "
u,lly at ,our Jisnos,I @ , ~. n,,
and 6l,v ,bon.,,J A III. II, - -, -, =, t,
as an in,,,,., 49,. g., - \" = -. u.s. 's ~ s,
r, ouirrd r., a.. ~ 'Po' ""'.u " a'so
other half as n sinking G,J q, al - - - - ,I ''
d.inotiou of tho n,;n' ~ W a'' "eeu oe' =" '"e ~
The subject of crliiny conv.r,;., 8. a.. - -, -
visii ~ aud amending on, .,,,s Sn.,,,', VI re-
the public mind to o. great an .,,ent for S
especially for the present ON, and ,,.e rnlc, nv -.
many considerations of poie,I e,,es,-ncy md ,s,ic
tia, sbould n. -, y -, ~ NJ. J." ~
failed to recommend n TO your sm visa and n,,Is,, d.
liberation Their. n. mo III -, -, III, ~, = -
ent legislation 4. eo,c.,,.d r., -, 80, -; - II; r.
measure Of public an VIEW a, m wh,ch ,h ns,.I -
dependent upon h,t and we'll con.ss,aJ cn.sI
Let such counsel, ony n,,v,;I III b. - 49, -, -,
results, and IL NAV be eon6d.n, hn,.d ~ =, m. .,
interest and brotberhooI of an. 80, I'll h i;S ~,
the discomfort OF ectiun chany each o,h,, and an.
raj principles of our ,oi,,c,I .y.,., h. ha,,.r
maintained.
Great as WINS the ability with which nm, e., C,;,;
prepared aud great also as ,,crc IN, ,,.,.nc. -.
ing aud virtue which w.. or,nI,,, =; ~ - = !,
that was afterwatd. adoo,.5, th.,. a.. n"shs, o"e
tain provisions in both them which have never been
saeory To afge portions our people, in their
Judgment Inconsistent IN those Of equality and
Justice which /, the main object Of both to
From the first hour Of their appearance la the amended
constitution, which expressly sought for q c,rec,
them, 10 the present moment they have be
ed OF aud resisted and hence they have again and
he.n presented your body Us Involving
which was hard leave and hazardous to proonp In
all th, only the sp o free people resolved uoon
removing from their fundamental Inv far rs they can eff
feet IT, real Of injury and dsconte ut an,opp.t
them. and Of rendering the revsred and permanent in
s'rument IT the highest wisdom, justice and bent fcrnre
Is 10 this equitable and sauiay end that efforts are
directed snd ~ order TO conduct them regularly and with.
out o'jechon you are now appealed TO by immense
ooay OF pehones to unite with them far give tue
OF law Tor that purpose The,e, their part.
complain mat iher Constitution detective; that its de-
are uch ss TO tzgreve hemI that the only full and
sueuae remedy which can be had for these defects is
convention VI the people, aud complaining thew re-