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Tt, DEALERs IN FIKK AHtIr

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-16
ToReaders Corre>poude,,s

We arc aware vi The anxiety OF resders peruse
the pquant debate in Congress, in which fierce
assault was made upon Mr.. Calhoun by OF the Sc
from Tennessee and which % warmly repeed
ious publish IT, but make Tor 1t this morn
ing We hope be able TO do so Tomorrow
having dc ,erminod to de!er the publication OF Mr..
Caholn's great speech the Mexican War; Until we re-
copy, revised by himself which is noS IN press a,
Washington, aad e winch ask OF friend there 10
send Us taree copies is issued.
Our CnUesP uumeroas -vo7s lie appeal
ingy before US backed by urgent Of their
authors for early hearng-w the necessity Of pa
We snail, for several days 10 come cur,ail our
editorial space for the purpose OF accommodating them Is
rapidly possible.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-16
WING Meeting King Il Queen.

At meeting of the Wings Of King & Queen COM
yened the Court house the Slh day of February
1871
On motion, JOHN LUMPKIN was called to the chat,
am En-. $. AGREE appointed secretary.
The object OF the meeting explained 10 b. the m
poinmeni OF delegates 10 convention proposed be held
for the purpose OF securing harmony amon. the Wing par
", IN the selection OF candidate for this Congressional
District; and also to seeca candidate for the county,
represent us IN the next House of Delegates.
On motion, the Chair requested appoint n com,
mtiee OF l5 to be selected from the several election
cncts IN the county who should nominate delegates TO the
proposed convention and also recommend suitable can
didate for the county. The committee thus appointed
made the following report, which unanimously adop
ted
Resolved, That in response the implied wishes of our
Wing brethren IN oihor portions of the district appoint
the following delegates convention be held in Tan
pahannock, the 25h OF this month"; Wa Rch'd Shacke
lord, d Roy, Benz Robinson James A GoIlder, Jno
Wright, Jas Govan DR.. II D Faulkner, John Bagby, WIN
Gresham. Philemon Bird. John Lumpkin. Jno Ryland
DIR. BerJ Fleet, Dr. w T Fleet Ro Walker, l. Dew, Col
Ro Motley, Alex Dudley Dr. 5 Henley, l. $ Acrec
ii Jones, Geo w Smith, Mouimore Smith, Jno vi
Segnr, Benyni Carlton Jno Pollard Robt Pollard Francis
Smith, Ro Anderson and DR. K II Tebbs.
Resolved, That recommend JAMES SMITH, Es1. rs n
candidate for the county.
\ committee then deputcd TO inform Mr. Smith OF
his nomination, and request his acceptance which duty
they Immediately discharged in short time that re
uemln appeared before the meeting and bret and
tnent address accepted the nomination.
On motion, Resolved That these proceedings be pub
shcd in the Richmond Wing, aud Times.
JOHN LUMPKIN, Ch'mn.
l. AoELE, Sec'ry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-16
Congrcss-.-satur,tay.

We received yesterday letter from our Washington
correspondent In yesterdays paper published bret
sb-raet OF Mr.. wesIeots speech on Saturday, on Mt
iules's resolution The reporter OF the Baltimore Ame-
mean furnishes the following sketch OF the continuation
the debate.
puson ct the Editors because It upon the lib
efy OF the press and inerfered with the
power which said that Congress should pass law
Abrdging the freedom OF the press" This resolution
an amendment Of the Constitution. Mr. NJ said he was
smong those included in the denunciaons OF the paper
for he had voted not rcccdo give the President
the power TO make appointments the the Sem
ate
This defended, and after that. Mr. Mason re-
turned TO the subject OF expulsion. lie admitted that his
mend, the editor oi the Union, had committed fault but
II fault growing Of OF discretion in regard
TO the admission OF the article. lie regarded the resou-
ton as having close resemblance to the Alien and Sed-
ton law, a. abrdging the freedom OF debate interfering
with the rights OF the press. lie could not vote for It,
Mr. J. NJ. Clayton continued the debate IN n pointed
speech IN answer TO Mr.. Mason He sorry that the
hrsl time the Senator from Virginia nad raised his
IN this body should have been m defence of Executive
Power. How could the Senator the that
the withdrawal oi Editor from the floor body was
AL abrdRment OF the freedom OF speech II
than the removal OF from genteman's parlor who
had been guilty OF insult the gentleman or his family
Mr. Poarcc OF Md made pointed aud eloquent speech
IN reply 10 Mr.. Jason He said that tho Senate were
acting alien and sediuon law aud inhcng no punish.
men They neither proposed ,ske HIM his personal
liberty nor money by fine. All that the Senate proposed
was - remove from the presence the body the hated per-
son OF man who had libcllcd the body
Mr.. iulec continued the debate part reply to his col
league and IN defence oi the expulsion.
Mr.. Butler OF 5. C. disposed compromise the ques
uon by referring the offence and the offender 10 commit
tee he did not know but Editor officer OF this
body and he he held him be amenablc to the BODY
lie would inquire To the facts and give the offender o
POrtunity TO opoloEisc.
Mr flanagan was not ready TO adop, the resolution
though he held in conemp, and indignation author OF
the libel upon the Senate.
MIR Bright replied 10. Mr.. Wesicoti.
Mr. Calhoun made startling speech in favor of a
liberty OF the press distinguished om hcen
MI Archer also made pointed speech. and yeas and
nays then taken, and the Editors of the Union expo
led from The floor of lhn Senac clamhnr ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-16
Tic Yens nnhHa.s.

The following the yeas aud nays on tho motion to
deprive the editors Of the Union Of the privilege" con
iened other editor even, as We understand. and
which attaches TO them only printers TO tho body Of
occupying a seatin the Senate Chamber:
Yeas-Mest' Archer BADGER Berreu Bu,er Car oun Cley
Th-s Clay Jno Clyon. CorHin Crtsni,n DAVIS, DAYTON
Evans Greene Huntingdon Jnrnatin johnson or la Maprun
Miller Moeleld Peaee Simmons, UpLam Webster We teou
Wo01bu ge, Yu.es-27
Nays-Mc 80 Ahcy Achson, Atheon Barby Bfe S. pf-lf
Cameron Cas- amers ii'srson, Ok Faifhs, Hanregan
Houston Mason, Mes sesi1r Sou sturgeon Tarney-2I
il will be that there eight absonteos- Nefsrs
Johnson Of Md, aud Phelps twhRs,) and elk Locos 10
wiz Messs. Benton, COqlu, Lewis, Rusk, semple and
sPeshi who they had been present. would have produ-
ced tic, had they voted against the resolution and
queniy defeated IT, 1t fair presumption ha, they were
willing should pass, though they would not vote for it
willing 10 wound and ye, afraid 10 srko"
t1Tsince the foregoing in type VIC have ascertain
ed that The absence OF two Of the Senators Messs Lewis
and speghtl wi occasonoi by sckness-and the Union
that Mr S. would have voted against the resou N
had he been present.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-16
PETITIONS
FoR THE WING.
To Col. GOOdsOn, OF the House of Dele


DEsE CoJoNEI-We must manage these Chvary with
some cunning. They very easi,y dlped by hatiery
but Pm not much IN temper TO treat them that But
they must be humbugged aud they be beaten Some
Of the twenytarec Of little consequence at home
that they be aside without ceremony aud good and
true men elected They have party, and therefore, when
the Democrats refuse nominate them, they dead
last years herrings. should suppose this to be the
case IN Louisa, Grecnbrcr, Prince Edward, Buckng-
ham, and ought to be the IN Amelia although the
leader Of the faction from that county I've heard
that there good Democrats Amelia, and II there
are not enough OF them to beat the bellweher. I'm
OF using the Wings any way that il possible. think
u would be advisable 20 consult Gov SmIh this point
I'm nightly mistaken the man, If he does not advise
resort to any to defeat the man. who defeated him
and the Democratic party. IL wouldn't do any harm TO
talk with Col Mcpherson, nso; used regard him
wise IN council he IS valiant in action. Ii his opinion
- against me, would give up. But / would stake my
head that his deiestaon OF traitors is fully equal to
mine.
write in great haste-and would only sugees that we
should begin to act forthwith and act all the time.
Yours.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-16
FoR THE VINO.
AWfui pr cdiCament of poo old ''R Ougl
and Keady!,,


MI Shelton F. Beake voted, few days since, in Con-
gres IN favor Of proyiso virtually consung Gen Taylor
for permitting the Mexican army Monterey to enter into
terms Of CUpitulniion
Ii is greatly be feared that this censure from our very
distinguished representative will entirely destroy General
Tayofs military characters and the hope is therefore con-
hdenty entertained, that the Hon Mr. Leako will con-
slider his opinions upon the subject the Of
his adheung TO them may be disastrous in the extreme 10
very gallant worn veteran!
Mr. Lcake's gcnerosity will surely to the Generals
aid upon so momcntous question. lie will not, II is
trusted, permit Rough aud Ready" sgonizo under tho
heavy weight Of the of great military genius
a. that OF the member from the Fifth Conpe ssonn District
OF Virginia! The amendments Of the Senate 70 the House
resolutions will give Mr. L. opportunity to retract his
Voe, and affords ground hope that no will yot save
General Taylor from the modification OF chasing
among HE enemies! Whilst. however, the Generals
trends may hope for the best, the mOmouOus importance
Of Mr. Beako's views, founded upon his deseryedy e.
allied military reputation. fills them with alarm-aye with
terror for high Tayor's military Standing Loakos il
to his ~ Nspolson's to Teuenne's. RINGGOLD.
AtuEwhpfp. Fehfv Z 1917
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-16

u Our table is loaded with proceedings Wing meet
ings. In edition those which publish this morning
we have before the proceedings in James Civ
MddcseH, Northumberland, Elizabeth City BEDFORD Ap-
pomltox, and Buekingham-som Of which have been ON
hand several d1ys-which are compelled TO postpone
They shall appear rapidly possible
We regret, by the way, perceive that there appears
still be misunderstanding IN regard the place and
which the nominating Convention Of the Accomac
Congressional District Is to OF the counties
sending their Delegates YORKTOWN the 10Th ins,an,
while the greater portion OF them designate HAMrrcx on
the 25,h W. hope however that this
ing will have deem corrected by the the change
OF time and place OF meeting which appeared in the Wing
few days since in prevent sny Inconvenience or
conflict OF action.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-16
Senatorial Nomination, &c.

The Wing Convention, consisting Of Delegates from do,
counties Of sposylvania Caroline and Essex convened
tho Bowling Green, Monday the 5h Of February Is47
Tor the purpose oi nominating Wing candidate TO repre-
sent this Senatorial District in tho State Senate.
Tue Convention was organized by appointing Dr. g. b.
WRIGHT Chairman, and ions r. TnoRyrov, Secretary
TIC following delegates In attendance From
,lvania-SnplotonC utchfeld Jno Chew and Ioo
J. Mafye from Essrx, RufUs Rennolds; and from Ca
foilnc, % 'lfgs number of delegates and citizens.
NJ b1r-c Y sutton, Erq. then arose and nominated Dr.
LN"ktNtE +. ROANE, of Essex, as person eminent
y qualified 20 represent this Dsct m tho Senate Of VfR
nif The qu'fu0n was then submitted 10 the Convention
aud resulted the unanimous domination Of DR.. Roanc.
committee nj ok pofs1ns two lfom each county, was
appointed % correspond with Dr. Roanc informing him
Of bic nomination and requesting him sccept tho same
The Convention addresscd by N. w. Sutton Sta
ploion Cfuchhold, nnd Andrew 8. Broaddus. Esq's.
The Convention having Adjourned, LovEL r. Ton, Esq
was unanimously chosen the Wing candidate ropfescn
the county u Caroline in the House 0 Delegates
Tho following persons then appointed delegates 10
Congressional Convention ~ assemble Tappahannuck
on The 4th ThurdaY Uhc sjh Februay) with the request
hist ihoy will attend the said Convcnuon Robt Hudgn
Y Voolfolk, Voolfolk. Col. Woo5son Wright, Henry
Kidd, Richard " Bridges. II Pondoton, Mofdecai T.
Spindle, 5 Broaddus, DR.. VIM Young, Warner VI
Mason, Henry Hill, and Dr. Jno Tenncnt
On motion Of a $ BfOsddus, Esq the. Chaifman and
Secretary were added 10 the delegation.
The meeting then adjourned
B. B. WRIGHT. Chairman.
JNo. T. THosSroS, Secretary.
w The Richmond Republican and FfedbE Head copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-16

BUcEiysHAvC. n,

itD = -fut 1871.
The Whgs held a meeting to-day, aud unanimously
nominated WIN. W. Mosoey, Esq. represent the county
in the next House Of Delegate. Aud they intend o. eli CT
him. The feeling manifested foreshadowed that result
with sufficient ccoiuy. The Democrats also held meet
ing-but made nomination. BocOck could not get the
nominauon-and all hst hs friends 90 ho hoe any, could
do, was 90 prevail the meeting postpone any action
'u next Court The old ilunkcrs seem IN be pctng sic
Of hor Wing recruit II they hold on 10 him they " be
deieaicd-i th'y rule him 81. like iate awaits then-so
that they are between the d. aud the deep sea But what
compc1teH rct cur,s. s, that their candidate fir
C1ngrcs7, W. 10. Joccck, 7 much Of Calhoun man
as biz brother, ard he bad been boz tho Legislature would
in oil p0b'by have acted ss be- did, snd gone his death
for Hunter and the % Now D., looks Itfe stt,pgo 10
yeci ono ooi1uH'm me Legislature, and support anoib
Discarded one dj We should ba bsfsr ab'o 10 commend
the consistency and independence of tic Democracy bey
would support both or SCI both tsdc / have very Hfs
doubt bu'th1tf o rcll wishes o e parry were consult
Cd, tbs latter osp I.iuon would bs u.do of both.
have not the pleasure Of being able Co morn you Of
sir gle Democrat from bs county g.G. a Gglt the Mem
cons! / hope 30 be- not as bad cs .wIrfe"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-16
u sNNTI N II
Death of a Volunteer.
q 'efftr 70 As Editors Of tlt nag:


ON PoGSr 9th Fsby. Ist7.
Mc'srL Edtprs-Totay IN our Sar .,s,
We have just psdt1o lat last of s3,c 10 4
der! Poor young Black Just ror. T. Ia. ga
he was sesd two days fatal oi.,,- Co.,.
ton o. the ain AMI expired vrty thnIt me TIE " wi b
stating its down cheek pre- cn rsnd m m. Wi DIV
unable To describe the feel ns thitp-rvates iartcr,
MI BLACK was quite young and Fr3m. muc fur. u,e0
ness lie sacrificed private OF ~ rt Tho
tender ties Ia, bouEi u home t5lsl or IN nn
Of honor-but alas he has been aiken own. % tn ebn.e
OF climate ir the Mountains Soa,horr there nov ann,
sky OF our core upon the sick t-mot OF however m
happy 10 soy arc no source Of much
dis to all Of that the es f,ss the
mtn sees h TO Keep " at this Point AMI plunge t IT,
iu stream the kio Granco g u 90 not
wish 20 hold out tie dra OF oar corr m
our o not at all; We composed Of mate. a. nI ni
Montgomery the county 10 ead the ry
mentioned tn hoping that uplced at
and that may have the s'llary effect Tor
wated US imned aiey ami IN rely he ave
for the Tented Field without decay. Yolrs, &c,
OF Montgomery Vol int.. err
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-16
Cen. Tayior,s Letter.

Dr. r Bacon, the uldIc- ady!scr and friend Of Gen
Gaines, details aIeug,h, the New York Express, the
Circumstances that led the publication Of Cen Taylor.
letter. Tue eller was addressed Gen. Gaines wao j,
seems is second cousin OF Gen. Tayor. He read it to
Dr. Bacon, and they mutually agreed hat it ought TO be pub
shed in order violent assaults made ur-
on old Rough and Ready BY certain carpet who
although they know nothing Of the OF var to which he
has been oil his life accustomed feel delcacy criti-
c!sing aud condemaing conduct Notwithstanding no has
achieved series Oi brilliant victories, unparalleled when
the disparity between his forces and that the enemy and
his inadequate means considered in the anual. Of
wax d.. Bacon Therefore, with the consent Of General
Games. published the letter. Gen. Gaines appends note
to Dr. Blooms article declaring that in no possible conun
geney could It's publication do aay injury to the T. States
or any service u Mexeo."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-16
PETITIONS.

MI. SrtLvaN-Of citizens Of Fluyannn, for Precinct
Election m said county Mr. THJMrsoN-O ciizeps Of tho
town oi KOmncy in the county Of Hampshire praying for
az act 20 Incorporate said town. Mr. KELLy-Fora rh,r
ter 90 construct Railroad from landing on the Western
branch Of Nunscmond ryor 10 some point on the Black
Water ylT, along by Dardens Store n Nnnscmond conn
". Mr.. Eu0tNgTON-Of Mary H. Dorsey, prnyng that tho
existing laws relating the Wheeling g. Belmont Bridge
Complny may not be amended, asked by said company
without proper provisions Tor the protection Of her rights
Mr. MAYo-Remonstranco Of Jno. Howard and others
against change Of the law upon the subject Of weighing
I've stock in the City OF Richmond. Mr.. Tnaxrsor Of r.
Preceding o the zcns Of Botetou county A. publ
meeting on the subject Of tho James River g. Kanawba
Impfoycment-lOn his motion laid on the tablet Mr.
WArrs-Oi David C0rprow, praying authority by law q,
establish Ferry over Lynnhayon River and Bridge over
Long Creek Do The vicinity ni Lyu1hayen Bay In tho coun-
pi Process Ann. Mr.. HbERsoN-Memonal OF citizen,
JcitfY1, cNpc7sn th-rrcu4e Of the importance Of the
completion OF The Che apo. kc e. Ohio Cans, a. Cumber-
nnd, and pnyr- that the General Assembly of Vrgini
Will glaauee cCuaH bJnds Of tho company, % cnnb tic
said company 20 complete their canal. Mr. SrRftr-Or
lnc boz aud other ciuz ns of Franklin county, pfayins
change u The time Of holding rho Circuit Court OF o.
cOu1y, from the q Do of May and October ~ the 7h OBJ
end October. VI WILLfAvs-Of the heirs Of Jn1 Nelson
Tor corporation Tor military luds. Mr. SrG.rHfra- Ne.
mlra 70 u. = Thornton Of RBppahannock, that the Cir.
OolH OF kappanaDn1ck my a'I corlln property aud
invest 1c proceeds thereof Mr. Lows OF the Managc-s
Of ho Orphan Asylum and Tomale Free School u AeSan.
dn' Paying an oct Of Incorporation, together with small
donation IN aid Of the same.
RESOLUTIONS.
On motion OF VIZ B,AK, Ros,'ved, That The committee
Of Courts Of JII-c be Instructed enquire Int0 the es-
pcdcney OF - amending Tho law prescribing The modo Of
settling puafd on accounts 90 authorize hereafter one
commissioner 10 fctle the accounts Of guardans
On motion Of Mr CHfsNaN. Resolved. That select com.
mioe DO appointed tako consideration the subject
Of the various Oyster laws Of the Commonwealth, with
leave 10 report, &c.
o. motion Of Mr. MoHsoE Resolved, Thu tho com
minee Of Finance be instructed enqsiro the e1pe
e'ency Of bringing IN bill authorizing the Auditor Of Pnb
lie Accounts TO his warrant on the Tessury Of this
Commonwealth 10 Alexander ". Mills late clark of the