Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02

House OF DELEGATES.

Mr. poddridge called up the Ani-Tar,c ress
lutions.
Me.srs. Doddridge aud Moore nddr"ssrc
the House IN Opposition 10 then, aud Mr. Goodt
IN support OF them.
Some rsmarks were also made by MesSrs
Duncan, Miller nj powhaiap. Parker Of North
ampton anL Brown OF Harrison, &C.
The aaes IONS were then iakeu separately On
each Il solution. The frs Resolution was as
follows:
Rfsoirei. AZ the opinion of this Committee,
That the Constitution of the L. Stairs. being u
lederalive Compact between sovereign states, ~
cpns rung ~hich 10 common atbter ia known.
each STATE has the right 10 consirue the compact
for ITSELF
Nj. u ,dd,ilge called for the yer and noes.
aud the reso ui,ou wa, carried by the following
yuic--aycs Is !. ne. 65.
Ihose VINO voted IN the affirmative, are
Nessrs. Banks, t5peaker) Gordon, Nelson,
Persrnger. Tcrrill, Booker ot Amelia, Jeter, FL
as, Duncan, Given. Beaslfy. Troier. Bocock,
4anee,. Thornhug, Rives of Campbell, Hun
Ter. Parker of Caroline, Christian Of Charles
ct,. T,lcr Of do, Games. Richards ~ Of Char
,otte Iohn.on Of Chesterfield. Burfooi, lIIl
Miller Of Cumberland, Fitzgerald, Wynn of
4 5lnwidhlie. Hoisseau Wfav Il ok ofEl Laheth
4 ity. ipshiw OF Essek, PMS. siillman, Winn
of / la.anna, Holland, Galloway, Cas'l'man,
Mason 81 Fred, Pack, Pearls. SAITH, blllupt,
e.uer,sc,, III, ce, Hail. Blur, spencer OF
,;,eenxyill, ,llar Atkinson OF HALIFAX, Scott,
u odal, Wlue OF Hanover, Mayo, G,avely,
Over, HolIcman, Atkinson Of Isle of Wight,
Cole. Richardson Of James City. Duobar, Pot
lard Of King aud Queen. upshaw Of DO, Mason
kiag George, Oldham. 2 Hard of King VIII
liam, Gregory. Leland, Hall. Allen Of Lee Me
MILAN, D,ogcs. oration knllrough, Johnson,
of Lonisa, Street MtAr'and. of innenbutg,
Fnks, Huds,ls. Binktun, Alexander OF Meek
lanburs, Goo e, sega, Booh. nj, Raves OF
Nelson, Meggluson. Parker Of Northampton,
Has q, Harding, Ah3efson Of y tioway, Jones
OF NouuW ~, DAVIS Woef Tx, Taium, Adams,
Nrcher, Walton, Gilliland, q Il, Miller Of Pow
haian. Dnpuy, Anderson If Prince Edward
Temple, Rive. OF P,lnce George, Tyler Of y
William. Bsrnrs, Glue, Alexander of Russell,
M'Fatisne OF tus ell, Martin. Morrison, Car
son, Lowell, GuodSyn, Giiihn Of ooHlhampton.
Powell Of SpOusylvania, Crunp Ruidl, Dbl
lard. Eppe,, Geo re, Deskins. Cummings, keI
Ter. Newton, iingertoord, Saunders, Smnger,
asipld. G iihu Of York. Grigsby, Rulhcrioord,
and Moody --l5@.
Thnsr who voted IN the negative are,
Messs. Bayiey, Drummond. Clarke, Iapp,
Siflnq, on, Goeein, Boyd, Ward OF Berkeley
Anderson Of Bot, Doddrdge, Edgins on. Ever
EFT, Filzhugh OF Fairfax, Chiffon, Wallace, NJ
!, aug hlin. kerchcsal, Garskadnn Srymour,
Mullan, Brow II OF Harrison, VIII ms, ilarvir,
Morgan Willis Smith OF kanasha, Bland
Camdcu ElScy. Powell OF Loudaun MCul-
Inch. Striking, Watts, Wilson. V',ss. Cross, o..
Ferrall Cohuon. Mutdaugh, Kelly, NJ Laugh
lin Of n Warden, Manning. Read. Parro'
Fit,hugh of Ohio, Jones OF pendeton, Dice, Ar
hocast, Alien Of Preston, Xmn, Noodhausc
Ward of Princess Aone, Macrae, Dobeare,
Carter, White OF Rockbrdge, Moore, NJ Mshou,
Minor Cook Ford M'Coy, inghram, Spence
Of Wood, Tavennrr aud May-6S.
The secoud Resolution sas rs follows:
+" Il sOlred, reat IN giving such Construction,
isihe opinion of this committee each State
would bc guid vi, Ms Virginia has ever been, bv
a sense Of fo,brarance md respect for the opa
len oi tie other States, aud by Community OF At
tachment to the Union. so far AZ the same may
'oc o aSsteut With self preservation aud deter.
NUN d purpose, to preserve The purity of our re.
publican institutions
1t was also agreed 10 by the Iiouse--ayes 100,
noes 80.
The third resolution was rs follows
Resoired. Iisa, this General Assembly actu.
atrd by the desire of guarding the Constitution
from all violation, anxious 10 preserve aud per
petua'e The union, and to execute with fidelity
the trust reposed in il by the people. as Que OF
ihe hgh contracting parties, ieelc itself bound
60 declare. aud It hereby mos. soemnly declares
its deliberate conviction, that the acts Of Con-
sress, usually denominated the Tariff Laws.
passed avowedly tor the protection of domestic
manufactures, are not authorized bv tina plain
construction. true intent aud meaning OF the
constitution that they are ImpnlitC aud op-
pressive 10 large portion of The people, and
ought Ia be repealed
Mr.. Goode moved 10 amend II by subs iiuting
the following
Resolped That this General Assembly of
Va. aciuated by the desire of guarding the Con.
stuiion from all violation, anxious TO preserve
and perpetua,e the Union. aud TO execute with
Gdeiiiv the trust reposed IN il by the pruple as
ono ofthe high contracting parties, feels itself
bound 10 declare aud il hereby most solemnly
declares It's deliberate conviction, that the acts
of Congress, usually denominaied the Tariff
Laws, passed avowedly for the,rroiecton Of do
nestle manufacture are not authorized by the
plaiu construo lion, true intent and meaning OF
the constitution.
" Resoiped also, That the said acts are mar.
tial 10 their operation, inpotic aud oppressive
10 large portion Of the people OF the Union, and
ought to be repealed"
The House accepted the substitute and Mr.
Gordon called for the ayes and noes on Tie Isl
Resolution
The question then occurred upon agreeing "a
the FIRST resolution fthe Substitute. and was
carried by ayes and messages LIS, noes rs.
Those who voted ia the affirmative, are
Messre. Banks. (Speaker,) Gordon, Nelson
Persinger, Terr, Booker of Amelia. Jeter, FL.
lis, Duncan, Given. Beasiey, Trotier, Bocock
Yancey, Hunter Parker Of Caroline, Christian
ofCharlss City, Tyler of Charles City, Gaines,
sl;cb.rI.ou of Cha rIotte Johusou of f7n.ste,