Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-13


The ripeped around the tents of these soldiers
untouched in The midst OF no ordinary prva,ious
aud he OF suffering, 10 which mos; ui them ,:cre
unused.
Disease made It's way into thrir camps :a'yar;o.,s
forms. and thousands perizhed, Of who' ,r,i,re =
vcrt,gcs remain. bat IN Tho ryr,cut,.nco of t..
ch'.''ron hovo searched to- their rfavcy, ~, soni
End trcc - :h.'n except fc7 scs,,c I'd s.or-,
;iic c,s uf %rrfill
la the ror'h Of November. nc~' prscciinr = {,
peace, which terminated thrs war. go "erc hGri,t
eUo discharged, bcrauS" 'rupSiu ~ ;iIt, Acr SCI
vice, u;i 2.30n rcturi.,l tn rie SCI =, r.,
facts iIE. Chairman, 1ri,' ~ from III Lila, s,:
we've, yOu fr',sj well rccoi.rt, handed o.cf 10 ~.
90 serve = le basis Q! ycu. arauTa.n,, support
ta Ncy Jeirncc bill o! witch the 1or.hcr from c.
p'pnTF1S reminded is. Il was r.: IT, m c!cs" II
tbs lc-lous season. or iH-;rGiatpy b. Eirc TIC re-
turn 81 rcoce iai any aid was oricse,! ieie!
irurn North Carolina although Nul>,.I - a., much
Ter seaport, rs cas-: and =. ta:.s- crosses tie
canal IL as yc!i ity
Sir III. part which ny honorable iiicnG i:c.n f>or-
io!. tticH' Taylor mo gave discipline aud chafac
Ter AID cuniitcrcc - the l.:ll:,ia army .a.r dc5
cFbrd has tGl"n If this question, does equal credit
u b!s heart and lis hrad. Il j. worthy OF The BAY
a5i Oi Virginia. man "snns psGs rcprocie
And should lie iai a matiyT the caCse ne has nus
nootr csronccG shall envy hiT. his ina ,;rdon. II
VIII &C tic ony n"t:ad :cciiTg ever fc!i to.urds
Lin.
And WY sir I'D wc L-c.ad .,o.i;,;'. ct g, vas,
sacrifice vi fife, and money We could have twice
-u'nt II down and buih 1t Up AGAIN with the sums
spent IN lis t.ecace; 10 say nothing o. c mere iptoy
OE rae lien NlfCSH - 9 II cost
Was II not 20 Protect the : q board Those vorv
proprictors who nnw deny orr conn! rights with
themselves, 10 pHIca! power N this Commonwealth,
and that too, Oh the very rTclad. which thru consi-
;u;cd their or:R insecurity aud Gsnrar Was !, mo-:
that lie low-and gentleman might Ii dcwn IN safe
-, "r Leave his dwelling without FIR that in his
ahsence, II ucoadiary torch might ir. IT, and turn
las :ii9 and cii.dF- OFT upon the world, II he mid
night dagger CHANGED I" spare th"ir lives. II was
not tic vauc of Norfolk n:t its position tbs: we
maintained, Tor the peace o: HE o% lands.
Ia the present were Hi"Fe question =. oa; taxa
Ion Should inquire into tic ability Of the taxe,,
% pay rs If - question OF present atom, we in
qa'rc mo tie nurlecrs o. ;Usc, III arc 10 b. rep
roscn'el.
My honorable froni from Norfolk, (Mr Toylor,l
md properly illustrated the difference OF thesH two
pr ncipcS OF taxation and approximation by copar-
ing them To two fountains which rise in the sumo
glen, t' pursue their way 10 Il" ocean, by deFc;:
channcs.
The member from Chesterfield has tod vs. that
the figure Is napiy applied since they both
spring from the scarce: and wnh an imfcciiy,
winch rarely occurs IL his fguraiivc language,
lie has spoken Of torrent of representation roll
5 iFa" aud stream Of taxation ascending
u ~ the operation, u peace the balance he ii favor Of tho
diam on our Sea Board Lying upon pSo
pic who live remote om the actual theatre nf Is Gugcts,
Bu' why dsiSuIe nvca,h flied GsE ul,u, r.
os @ !" lo""s %" an d'@e
end OF then CHAM why mag they not 10 along its whole
Wee they, however higher than the Alps. distri-
brion OF political power, @oui transfer majority
territory of the commemorative la house OF 100 men,
hers, 20 would remain below the Blue Ridge: and have
sad majority must long continue there for ta
he cement agency OF Ia, very Time WHICH the gentleman
P'Eer thus assured to tho:e feelings wAcb nGi!e. be- nor
!, would revolt by sitdcn change
fmere difference Of local interests should and
people, It's rot division Of FTsn:a bv snse mountain
WHICH would suffice to p-ani uciE gaining influence
The member from AiGemarlc, Or Gorionl has ably illus
,Taied this truth IN OF the histories which he gave o-
o. discomfort james river Evvh ho!dI
country has its tobacco and its cotton staples bclow the line
vhch divides on the present question
IL IS true, with oil local interests you enlarge
contract the one you give Ir9eascd activity and vgo
other 10 give each interest within this CouImonv eaib
power 20 regulate itself not our dvsnnshu forty,
made Shall We for s1ch reasons, surrender the land Of
My Chairman said r III as descended the Chesapeake
tic other day, on way This city, mpeed by favous
west WIND winch adding to the force of the new elemeu!
applied by the genius Of Fulton CATION. the vessel
on w:a stood literally 1y through the bcfofe me-
RlyVcish and the companions OF Sniih. endesVured
scent the asance of the gale which reached from e shore
have thought the pictures Of Virginia yhich rose in nv fipcy
no, highly coloured had travcrsed low lsad
country not only Of NV nativity but OF my ncs
and said myself how much has IL lost OF lis primitive
lOvelneDOcs the DIV ell with pleasure lis
fields, sicd forests secondary growth Of pine and
cedar, Can we dwell but With moUnf regret, the
pies OF religion sinking ~ ruin aud those spacious dwellings
whose doors opened by hand oflLeIal hospitality ae
now fallen upon their portals closed in tenaness silence
s<ep: the margin OF its rivers re march of dcsOlaon
saddens this beautiful country The cheerful
population have ceased aud wolf and wild deer longer
scared from their haunis the
nOuniIns to the plains They look the graves Of
tors. and traverse their lo!ncr pasAnd shall nothing
10 this lovely lan?as has been said already
there lime when the Sun 10 s shoue none
! fair.
Let us elevate the condition Of that population in Virginia.
which constitutes tho bone aud aud strength every
nation Let ms lit up to condition atove slaves
ddse throughout il knowledge which power, and instead
Of driving by political prescription from bosom, invite il,
| from abroad.
The gentleman from Chesterfield bound by ties ,lai DO
connect inc with the world tells that tic integrity Of the
commonwealth y but the sccond wish Of his hcartSir,
unlike hm The affections of mine centre my country My
last wish will be like Tst, Tor her liberty her peace,
Happiness, aud the mcst bond Of all these blessings
Union n life, and in death life such will &c my prayer
Oh America! para optim1 Virginia, mater ama,issiul
porp0lua
Mr.. J. s. BARBOUR said tho gentleman who
rad just sat down bad alleged against him that he
expressed distrust Of the West. The fcrvld de-
fence which was made by the West hc well yemen.
beTcd. II deserved all praise which could be bestow-
cd upon Il. lie knew too vel what was duo TO the
West to desire to impair the obligation. GIc never