The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-11
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N"'ent ftotn ilir lafer Viz which ens g,prn -
tftda}, that The House Is # opinion that the 80.
qhit Is pruprr lie was tlfhr that II ~ 20
inin H. we shnl not mnle ohdffn's pi,v Of it.
II any thing IS dom. lht ought 10 be done vhicu
Is effective Every one must know ihaf u the
House shall send COMMITTEE ~ tie Depart.
ments 20 see rnns officers can br dispeused
With, they viii come hnck aud say that ihcy
cannot Tie would sinfo n fact snte The pre-
sent Administration cane mo office. HE nam.
Der % Clerks had heen increased. -Four az five
we're added NJ tho last Session What nou
sensr. therefore, II j.. 10 appeal 10 Tie very men
who have applied lor new Clerks. 10 find out
Whether officers mnY moi he dispensed with. IL
re gentleman from Kentucky had been here NJ
tie LIST session. he would have known ihni more
Clerks were then considered IN be necessary.
rnPnld TO oar own constituency. then. should In
dnen us TO sny "a orr Gomnitiees--don not con
sumo yonr time ia Useless inquiries
Iheconhngent expenses Of The Govcrnmcc' IL
quite different thing. Gentlemen on the Other
side 81 the House have been very prompt ~ DIS
covering TINT this resolution is an attack upon
the Administration. II hey y lsh TO Whiicn ash
the Mmiuisrpiinn, let them ngiee 10 touch tho7e
subject, in which the Administration are directly
eoncorocd II is nonaense 10 mako the At rinl.-
traiion rc.pNusiblt iaf the number aud salorieS
OF officers. II there hus hern any thug ,mnro'
per ~ their coursr let na look II ir contingent
fund to dscovcrt H. I'D introduced this stR
fesilop, because ht wished 10 see the matter
cleared ~. He lid 1ini nnderatind asto some
of the appropriations for agents seni abroad. II
Il wns TIVE that there had been any corruption
OF extravaganza LEI il hr known a dlsiinrn
shed Virginia Editor J. wna said. had received
vtb dollars 80 go 10 Burnas Avres, when, IN
iaft he did not IN there. II important that
the House should have full understanding on
this sui jcct II ought 10 be Investigated Tie
was exceedingly anxious TINT II we do any
thing, II should be done thoroughly
Mr.. WRIGHT Of Ohio, sad his principal object
in Using was 10 rcInin his thank. 20 the gentle
man from Pennsylvania fMr Burhdadn) on this
side of the way, who Inns iust tnken his sent, for
the information he had piven him IN relation 10
thu lor,n md the Committee Of Mnnufaciu res
rejoice. si, (sad Mr.. w nj the assurance
that the House may soon expect 20 hcnr nom
the Committee and 10 receive bill and, as
o." among the mrans OF quicting the fears OF
my constituents. in relation 10 that subject,
hope 10 be able, this dav, before tie mail tiyses.
To despatch the Information West The tar
ners ard manufacturers IN my district sir ana
III ON" generally, will rejolrc AT receiving SUCH
cheering news The gentleman, however.
rrrs IN the srpposiiion thas | Introduced
the Tariff into this dnacus lon, II was
| introduced bv the gentleman from fir- inin
| tAlr. Hrgd } Md in reply. only ndynicd 10
the fears that had taken hold Of my constituents
| rejoice that he has afforded oycn q smnIl
crumh Of comfort f1r them. The gsnllCmHu
cr,s also, I believe IN the supposiiion that no
Que ofthe Committee was here yesterday 90
hear nv remarks. and 10 reply. I may BIZ
mistaken, hut think gome 81 the COMMITTEE
were here. heard nhni WAS said and might have
replied shall be pleased Ia 20 along with the
gentleman IN the support Of Tariff, and hope
SIN 10 hc able 70 accomplish something to re-
lievc the great interest suffering for want OF
protection,
While up, sir | may Ms well notice the We.
nntkS OF the gentleman from North tnrolinn
IN relation to this and other subjects. He has
ca-tiourd uH not fl ntfempt 10 ioIcr n TRriG up.
on ~" South md assured rs hrt his constituents
md tle People Of the South viii be forced 10
te>lsl--lbat they vii MOI submit Wei, sir,
suppose thry do resist aud Ill not submit vi hat
then Are We Ia dlsr Pafd lie imp rtnnty Of
our Constituents j. The U.nn 10 be dissolved
~ 'hc Pcnrcrau aud his Southern friends
dissolved the partnership, md SCI up for them
selyes On do 10 injustice 10 The character
I he southern People. IL the superstition that
they wilt submit. lie good citizrns ns
iry havr heretofore done, II the laws Com
gross may sc" proper to pass on that Hs veil as
Other subjects
Nj (utson rose 10 explain He certainly
did not IN eud that The Southern Penplc would
resist IariG deIbt, aiely passrd but he
complained Of forcing 1nrih Ly The use Of
The previous question, before they were reedy
loi g.
Mr. Wright resumed And. sir. five are 10
wait the passage OF II 1arlf TIL the gentleman
aud hi, SouMrrn flionds are ready for IT, then
tod help my consiinents aud the manuiac
tues They are doomed 10 suffer, wnh no
proSpcct OF relief. The gentleman aud hls Sou.
tern fri,uds will never b. ready Ia receive thu.
measure The pill will always be bitter 10
Them aud if we are 10 VIII TIL they are Isndy t.
receive u, without the use OF any force, our
II, ucg prp Rour. Su, tbs measure hone will
soon be intIt duo ID acc Dig 10 ~ d formation
! OF the gentleman from Pennsy lvanid. and that
we shall seriously engage IN forcing il through
| This House untll we shall obtsin our object and
then we shalt see whether the Southern People
! or the prntIcman's constituents will resist and
/ dissolve the Union 81 whether do them injus
/ tee in surprising thai, rs heretofore, they will
/ submit a. becomes good rlilzcns 10 tie laws
/ Congress shall Deliberately pnss. Sir. the gem
drn.an irom North aloilnn Inns gore mto n
hlscn.yio ofihc constiiufbnaiily ia 1audhav-
~ for il, object protection 10 manufactures.
/ vii rcter the gentleman To Ire frst act If
/ Congress under the pr, sent Constitution, fixing
n iatiiI Of duties, passed in 1850. In the pre-
nrnbic 10 tl,a' law, lac viii find, as one ofthe OBJ
iecrs set forth MS equif q the passage Of the
law, that ofprotecHnf an encouraging domes-
| nc manufactures occupied aeouspicnous place
When the gentlemen fehccl, who composed the
Congress that cna ted lhat law when lie shal
recollect hat It was composed Il The heroes and
sages Of the Revolution, aud OF The patriots that
Fl FAMED our Constitution of Govcrnment--a
structure which has secured our liberties and
elected the admiration Of the world, he Will l
ttnst, agree that do not dlsparege has merits,
IN saying that they understood the meaning
and coustructon OF the work Of Il cir own
hands nj least IS well as he does But. SIR do
not resi- on tins alone | have another nuthori-
" At hand-lhe opinion Of Que that tust The
gentleman viii not question Onthc oh Of jan
narv lal6 Ihnnlns IeNcrson wrote lctler 10