Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

States. The Senator from Virginia saws he il
ready to revive the controversy and cares not how
soon the acrimonious feeling which it Produced is
again excited. The Senator took occasion to
spread before the public, very extensively and pow
eriully, his views Of this ilatter.-rhe Executive
Journal Of the Senate was also opened to public
Inspection, and the speeches of members against
the Panama Mission were published and widely
circulated
| III the controversy is now to be revived does
the Senator from Virginia wish it to be carried on
as"herct"i'res ON one side! Why will more har m
oe Produced by disclosing the views OF the Pres,-
dent, then 10y the publication Of the views OF hon
Durable Senato,sl Let the majority" permit
the views of the minority" to be iad before The
Pablo, US we'll as their own. These, said Mr.
Webster, are not my words. disclaim them as
Improper IN reference 10 the present state of
things.
Mr. Benton said hsnPuld give his reasons for
voting, ON this osSa| differently from his
',ssnas fro" 'ha teen who Tough, through
Tue Panama eau He saw no objection to
Inc proposition id~ssing the views of the Admin
lstrat'on on that subject beIffe the Senate II i,
should he found, from the papers disclosed to US,
''ia' the president had changed his views in ,e-
gard To the object of the mission after having been
appraised OF the objections To his list propositions,
tie would consider 1t as the highest compliment
which could be paid 20 those who had made sue II
injections. IL would he tribute to the. virtue
md intelligence Of" the Iac,lols and unprncpled
n'nmty," the illusriouS ninctcen lie could see
no inJurlou: effect likely to arise from the propos.
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