The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-24

H'fH mum H#fhb''l fbflf NfatH ~ 4 DuHFgag -.
turn homr. aud thereby end al pohf,rni ,osnes-
fon ie1fh NE Ropsr1htpt denied the, =,
such proposition was satmiiied n ne Dsi,goboa
~ deeidfd bg them. aoh ~ tbs dcnisl !, y N L.
seen. nat ' AN hlly sustained by the state men,.
OF every membrt Of thn delegation, Nj. hIiteb.f
however. drnpping enfircly The INST essent..,
ineredient ia ihe hccusaf ion. The nvoyed purnns.
OF hdnpiIng this mehsufe IN order to nut an end
To- nil inriher political counesiop with ,be :.
eminent NV nSseris. thai y yropOsjfion was
MADE by one OF or members ilal We should for.
"'a'ly sree''e from Congress. return home, and
say ~ our constituents, TINT on, .e,yi,.. -
no longer Of any use Now IL vii be- seen from
HE annexed statements that the facts are ,b.f
the of The delegation (Alr. Hnmilton1 wj,bo,,.
proposing that the members should , foruniv =.
crdr. or submitting indeed any propos,boo.
Whatever OF, ,he SUBJECT, merely expressed M
orh inditTdhdf iilciaafian 10 puisup ihni ,ours.
not az u nienslite was HAT 10 diskalve all r~oi,,icst
conneston of Sonth Carolina with the l.J.,.I
government, but s,mpl, because in Major Ham.
lItons orin,Un, (now ihht The Tariff had pnys.d,
h's services IN Aasbingiou were no ionpc, ofnns
use appears tbaf EVERY men,brr ofthe Dele
cation WIS opposed 10 ifr coufre The Major had
d"'rinnned 10 pursue aud yer Mr.. Mircbeli
seems ryen now to shnddrr al the fearful ne
possibility winch was nearly thrown un,, bn,
"i remaining alone In Washington in opposlt,on
10 The siws OF the whole Dclep Ation'--Ih. n..t
point Thru requires notice Is Mr. Miielell's ne,.
FtlsInn 81 the charge Tim, the mem,ba ~ GUoiI,
dcsfaintdto induce he peopit IN apJfs 10 AMI
~"'ddtatate Il SEPARATION efihe Sfaies. HE MIR.
eli'citll scen,sio admit that no such Il irrm,o4
alton 's ever mnde, nay he does moi even, ua.
"M NM my proposition 10 that effect Wa
s"""''eh, mus acknowledging ihc entire want of
nns foundation ia truth, of The niastn,nte,i,l of
all The CHARGE mr. faIFnd .,.u.., l. II
But he tells Us, that certain OF r. pronDsjGou,
were submitted by whom he ,ines not s,,,e,
none OF which II seems, however met, 6,nly
greed 10. but which. together With all tbe o,b.e
pans "er" .ffiaHg abandoned NJ mn in,igpee-
lest any increase O. excitement H. south C,,oti.
M might prove irjuriom to the election Of G,,n,
jackson Thus. chen. IL would amen, G,o.,
MI Mlicliell's own shelving, TINT So l,f from, :.
'''lng beeh agreed II f3eiie he peopie 50 M ,o
n'u"et 'nFh' 10 agree ioe separation III the
states, II WINS 6nally determined To nIl,v IA,
excitement Asi presume mn moi ihr md
N'nnal allndedtoas having mnde The pfnposinons
h'eetihed by MI. Mitchell, IL d. noi i6ebmh,,t
on me 10 notice them %lnrther. cnnnnt ,enab.
however. Tom saying, thai without Admitting
MAJ MI. Mitchell has stated tllesr p,hbosiuoas
correctly, u ! difficult 10 cDnet We what c.us,,s
Nc oeslies ~ attach 10 any ote sliru he ollarses
mn With proposing u Tree communication an,
TIE prlhclpnl mfu in LIS District on the s,Li.,,
n' 'he farm u 'lat the meinbeis should cam.
"'Ileair wan fneI oll1fF on the state oC the
p"u,le l'rhng -or even thpt they should rneet
at colnnibia -nnlcs indicted thu ohjpci of sucb /.
me- tug bat heen GAS NJ. NJ. alleaecsl in, I'M.
pose III d"'lslng n ma mag rome pidq oca,jjo,z
J0r me stat Government --whteh the s1st.,upnf
"l Col o'nsion eonrln,iycly dlsproyes.
Mr Mitchell has ueNt Thought proner !.
imp te Ia me pfrsoaaHg the etpr.s,lon 81 GO.
'h'h opinions With regard 10 Ms power md r.
sources NJ He St1ie, winch, irnln the roYuef
non IN nhich M nre ptnc,d with certain oB
s'FVhliohs a'ifbnted Ia Mr.. M'Dufie, hayes
10 "oppl 81 Me deFRn 10 represent me- a. nf.
f0chttff n stparGtfoh Offbe Sa8fs. Aatbee.
preston "i ih,se opialnus cnnstitufrs the on
~ oHthoe specially lad 10 M rhaygg. either
ny Nj Mhcbeil or hisirienas,l thtnk prnupr
10 give y n s%Jaecial n%uti"r. ! deny. II en-. ths,
: "'de any one Of Pie III errattDHs GfinbHtcdfo
me. Ii wIi alpchr fiom tie stat mrnr, of
Tot. Drayton aud hiajo, Hamilton. ihnl The
reihafks which Nj. hlitcln Il HiBks proaer 4,
attribute 10 me, were actually ma, b, one II
ihose gentlemen The plilie wnI thus see
What frliancr IL to he placed on Mr. Mitch.
nlPs statements, whtn designed, rs this un.
qoesiioh"hly vas, deeply 10 Imlitcnle the con
duct al an m1lYiduaI--bul, while | thus re-
lisVe myself from the only ciafge winch has
been preferred against me-, s.fsnnnlIY.-if 10
wall afford Nh, NJ or his friends ANY srat,Gra.
ton IN kn0" my oplnlen On the subject, /
will ny To them thA' | concur entirely with
MAJOR Hhniilion III lie belief, thai The FEEDER
~ ''~oVernnehi possesses no power 10 GORGE
- Sovereign , ale lay enforcing AN uneouslj.
tutional law nj The point OF HE haYDnei-
and rejoice, Tor The sake 4 The Soulh.r,
States, and the li5rnies ofth. e%onuiry. tb,t n
is 80. I%r'ioieo thnt The sinndine nrtuy Is .
mere handful ol men tina no Southern
or h0y othetl militia viii ever rons.ni 10
takr up arms against our penple,' mud thai
onr gallant bretnfen OF Virsinia and NJ. Cnn
Iva VIII never permit The passage oi ttuous
fh ough their inrnl ,rips tor the puii1nsr al
snhj citing SpDtn CafUli a Ana II my
CdrolpnGi (sts or wishes il tn he other.
wise, envy neither his feelings nor hi. rairi-
otism.
wiz regard TO the charges brought for.
ward agnins, Mr. MeDnfic, | viii only ssy.
that ! heard no snth remark a. that attributed
10 HIN 10y Mr.. MI ehfil. Mr.. MrDulbe, how +.
ever, Is too capable OF defending himself 10
need any hsyisiance from ne now take
leave If this subject No one can more sblpr
newspaper controversy man | do. Iwascoo-
strained in the frsi ~ tance 10 ann. ar before
'he public orto snbnlit to HE lnpnlafion Of
having bad = meeting oil the South Carolina
delegation CT nv h0HSe tor the purpose ol der.
siNg pfans PR n separation Of The States. In
putting down that lolpuiatron, I have been
charged with having uttered sentiments ou
that OCCASION, wi'ieb II will he seen neve,
passed my lips aud that too. in conneEior
with a proposition that was never made.
have felt u 10 be a duty "a myself aud 10 the
county, 4" cortrHdlct these stntrments. Thu
'rne objects, may The patriotic character OF In
meeting nj my house IN Washington, has been
NOW established beyond ali controversy. amf
49, 10 ne c"rteclRess q the sentiments expires
s"d by the several ~ofe4iher, oil The Delegation
/, that is = matter Tor their w constituents. A,
iar rs regards ny own conduct on The ocen
sion, II vii hs $epa ihnl mol m Gci has bee,
: dout nor n Hori ntiertd. which the mos
m"heipus sander. nnPriHolpled as II u.s.,
can succeed !" Ia GiStorliug into a sentimen
hOstIle 10 the Uninn inrnnsistent y iihn ins