The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-09

destination. he tsksd for lnloiHlaa ion. il,
wished to know Nhitlst the rgad led-Ofci
plans I'D sft aHnaIls, u over h9fi1d ab4 sees
/ lie hfd uut dOubt itiattnu gcntlcmalI had devised
tie measures to which tiicsr resolutions I'D 1hd
he ep.led uIIDn lhm 10 a].sojDre inenl. II he hdd
not, aeuid iur House put Iiscit under tint dFee-
fion ct a jadgc vino did not niIpseii kao" ti1
HaF , lie aished 10 see Ihc dbyss-he would
cndeaFpur Ia sumu1on a Roman courage Ia
I plunge INTO ii-bnt lie wished 10 SURVEY II first
He tdfeftcd TO the ezei.e suggested "a the IL.
iuedy intended g. DC appticd. lie would sup
pose thai II ut-. applied aud that the remedy
fnled-for no pauacea vas VI universal sue
cess-shat came mai Consistency NC were
told required us to aet noN-now much more
would consistency, nifh offended PRIDE require
rs 10 act Hftcr~ afas-nhcn tie remedy USED,
had failed Of effect W man could tell ~,
lhefe @as ostopping piac,-tne nenefai TO
vcrnment must submit 10 our argument. OF Je
forced 10 submit. He proclaimed II boldly
" III musl be the consequence lie went fai.
tier when things caine 10 rilis state-mh un il
etlia determined thai she vas wrougcd, aud H-
"tuarnt idIlcd, war ought rob" Tie consequence.
But the saoTd VS. HOW Ia The scabbdl d, aud
difference, might be accommodated with ho-
nonr. lie asked agaIn, wbnt were TIT Gentle
man , interior views :
vi. Giles rose u express his aslunishmcnt at
Tue remarks of the gentleman last up. Nothing
was more common Than 10 sound the focsIu OF
alarm. II wit, the common Icined, hui he was
a,touislcd at the exhibition. lie gentleman
seemed - lily alarinod-and he nus the more
astolished att, from the known gallahtry Of
that gentleman. lie SAID that the gentleman had
infnrted H,rty thing lie had reasoned on tar
letchfd aud cNtraFagdnt suggestions. II he
knew any th,ng ABOUT If, THESE suppositions were
the Hcry enqunIes 10 be submitted 10 the Com
uliiter. hc complained OF mdccoium in the
gentleman, addiessn.g the Whole Of HI, aleu.
mtnt 10 m,H--nt CONSIDERING INN IN snort as the
Commute. H. COMP ua,d that II had been
asked OF mn, ~Dtt tHr uitctlof measurrs we've
10 be-wiItt the fommiH., was 10 do tGcn
Taylor espluin d-he did not wish 10 know
what the Committee would de-, but what he hun.
self would do.) Dir. q. SAID the resolutions
called Tor an enquiry from IA Committee, 4,
state principles aud iacts, deeply interesting To
the slate. Nr"efc called upon To begin at the
wrong end-uOt to @dlI Until the Gomlnhter Ic
poihd, but the Information was asked before
tl' Committee Wa appol ted. He sud there
vas no reason iur ali the alarms OF the gentle
mdll-the enquiry Wis taking lis usual course.
liz iid not bt'lrFe tn gentleman as much fl iyht-
Cncd as he thought he vas. lie could not be-
iIcyc that the Hero Of Norfolk, would be- alarm.
cd, when he VINO Tad never seen war. felt none.
Tie did not think thai tins gentleman would be
the first 10 quake. before he came ia reach uithc
'"i''' VI " s"d't' ne ioped'he mousse would
d"l"'ih he' OF alarm aud not ialh oi war, be
'"'' d sP''h was seen 10 poittud II. lie sad
'''' tue resolutions "ere didmetrtcadl! opposed
''"d'' No man ltfe dfed4nt OF wal. II II came.
1t "o"'u u iIo"" anoihrI pudfteI-and II war
was 10 come because ~ looked INTO the charter
OF or ll2ht', What soft OF monster had We cree
It" at Washington lie mad gwen !s uwn
hIad no direction ON the subject. lie wa, will
M 10 = M" comparison oi opln,oas,-It had
o'en sald We cnqnlfed last ycW-But # sc now
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10 N"I'"' "'I''"''a -'"''' WIS mourning 10
=, -, =. - :. 1 'o'' '''' '"' I""N"'"loh, ne mad
v y ''"' " VIZ" "o"i" '' c@llea nom hlh to
10y. - "Pp.l'' 'l's "oo'" tax ne usual
i u ''," '5'''' "''' III ms own n'nd,
- :" -" .N ~ no ''eouoh-hr
~" '0 ""u nIn'''eSS "l the
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ff1dnV, ftb. 2-Nundry reports OF bills and
resolutions from the committees were made.
Mi age called up the resolutions offered BY
Nj. Giles on II former day. Mr.. Waits moved
thrif indefinite poSlponelnent, aud called lot the
ayes aud noes.
Gen. Taylor then rose and s,nnortod tho ma.
ton IN 1 speech of some length. IN which ne a.
galn took a view of the tendencies of fine ,r.oIn.
tons. aud replied 10 the remarks of Nh. Giles on
he da, before. lie wa, followed bv NJ, I,iies
VITO moved that the question ON thc motion TO
postpone he put olfunfil Monday. when h, vouLI
enter more fully lnto the subject. but me our.-
ton on indefinite post~poncmtnl claiming n,rtcr.
encc. and Mr.. Watts refusing to withdraw If, was
taken by ayes and noes; and ncsatiyed-u,,
81. noes 1875.
Nr GRIMM of po,bo,,, - j.,
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ed fr tho w,Frdra,,al TtIau y wv - =
f.,a| an rho o,ound ,ba, Cha u,,.a y ''' !,
| for thr n]p,.tioo IN. C.Irs said 49, p,t p",Io
.an.. 49,. ,La, Ii ,' - mug ''
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been applied to no, to To- withdraw VT, de "I mo tic "@1
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