Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08

der oi The Navigation obbgaio DRY Vyen states
c"n"nd against il How did il term ~ te Up
on the femor sitance of he State Of Moth CiT-
olina, presented with all The ga rgy of State
ielr' mined M o allow her oii zens 20 lie NAL
ifea'ed the State nor Of MAJ, land went ~
favor Of, and The 81 les south. presented me
nndivid Il lfeni against tie cassi n, Cod pro-
ieci hun from such allies.
IN te'Htian 10 the settlement r0hia, n ID thu
triumph Of Wayr NJ. Is said ths, Their never
was Federal So'die, orth of thu Ohio Tie
baa'esw fought 10y the volunteers OF Ken
ineky. VIII" ssnn, the liver no, only sgain.i i've
RI Of the Indians but sga'ns tn law Of ihs
Unitrd Slai~a
In relation 10 the 1anG NJ, b. rco,,u7ed
tina, h. Wcsi haf rs iHed Ia IN ke rafili. snd
III the New Enaand votes went oge'ber ~
gam'i the lu,h Ter p.otsoiinn of Hem aud hat
he duty upon that article was obtained ~ The
VOTES OF III. South
lh' Senate, from Mas hal refe,ffd the
hIa ~ "i III gayrtnment 10 show What was
the poicY of The 4, Congresses IN y laHoo
IN The lands MI y. ludsh in reply D. Nst
policy. The first prIee fixed was ,mrnty cents
per acre , hsed Il, Nj. Han..tl,tob U4d Tina
poll an pfice been puIsnrd, VI, h \, i.ved
the eorefo,nent would har. derived mn,e no.
MY from them. tina thny had since. Tn IN
lofca on The Puhlu DIT Amounted o. nv much
III siklrta yehts rs the whf le ~aes,h OF ihs Pub
III Lnhds ! was The earl po lev 10 sell Tho
lands nv fast NJ possible
lie rnsr 10, IT, purpose Il joong with The
Senator iIon, Mas upan N poiri ahat tho
East hs1 hern the allies 81 tln nrsa md III,
| South 's nppoaenl d as ne had son,e inr.
'hsr sicps AZ should pastponc iem uUth
| mother opportunity.
onmsa'on Of NJ, Woodbury., III nate
then adjourned,
on Thursday censid't able shUrp siro tnr
took place, he on, sepon o which I'D
| IN the N tionsl Journal
The resolution fered lay Nj Foot VAS "a.
Ken up
The qucsli"n hena IN It's inde6une post
ponemen, MI Webster snpgrs,r4 ihat hf .iloold
nnavoidably ahssn, during H. rema, der of
'h" Session oi fp.day. bal be shouts mah nu
motion l. hlrei he fosipnoem.ni
| Mr. inynr MD ue desired an opp rianity
ii reply,aR lb' Srua,e thru rrpa e.aed
Vi Benton took h. noot ~ continuance OF
his remarks oi yesterday Nh d, shou d ttat
| the position Of Mr.. Dane. al mitd g by
| III Websie5, vas int Hoduced b. Congress
before M Dnue- ume u, Nj Ieller.
san, and thai therefore III arn 81 = Sid
~ pr coed II M iHe Eat, bul froe sau,b.
In citation u NV rngand. VII BDat,r nd
fhnfe was dividing line in The New l. AID
Oh rhc'eis. IN one side OF which In The
pe0f#lp who ~er,' friends nf iht West. ~ n Aes
aud WhI aud on the o her aide O - hlr were
those who thought il uni. coming. n IN raj
nd religious people 10 ", jote vicsof, On
ole side OF the line ston 10. drnoclBn. al tho
country On Ihe olhrt WIS All ihat Wa pppo
sell 10 lnnl democracy. The altauee oi ,He
Inter lmiY la ggcd 10 dreH rs ublle, M
II Wa "iicrrd rsirr.'a, VITO had ieen thu
fnends I he Wra o nj q6,sitb 4 1,or
were 'mpor AZ 10 The isinR 81 II. u South
has bt"n ~ irleod. anh ,funi Al al iths ne
leadefs IN the North East had been il fIes.
NJ Il 'eHd rxlInelS from The J"urnhlt iuiihs
old 1 ng "a, 10 SOW tint the Nodh h = 1ah
Opened the price ol fI,e apds aud ID. -.nil,
adtooWed n reduction IA fh, p.ue. Upou
rnl.ing Troops To deieud the North " 81
lerrli"ry, M proceeded wnh his heis
10 shh" ilni Nv Enelant nad. oppo - tins
htlrhcf ot thht country. 80 + Rsaaehus. ts eho
nov came ~Hrd 10 Offer an a.lran.o. sss
ionnd on ever q'ies iou "ii Dseh Ia Lfuei qua
mngnRnimop. Yrgnih NJ proprl, 4 r.fr
been treated ~ hardly nv ne p"ope the
Yves, hY the + drGal Government. H. lhs
year l7s6 when Congri.s bad moi fnra4sbed
~ adequate deirner, aud the goSDnmati Of
Virginia bad ahtred thousuud mcU. the
Eastb"d oppo.rd the accritaect ot the scsv COS,
aud he oiie' ~as all pied, aud accepted BY the
vote ofthe south,
MIR R'li moved that the senate ahieurn,
"h"h motion VAS Dega ited-aycs -. nofs
Is
Mr Hnynp said that wien hn hid spoken u
'ev days snce. II was 0oi hls nlrption o ave
hpup'cf the senate AZ III, lie had then
THROWN out merely n few hin and susgestioae,
st"iog nj th" Tine tn hbs opinions W mt
fully made up. But the genllemsn from Mas
prhn'"l.s' NH. Webs had chosen to-
change the question. he had gOuo fiom The
"eti 10 the south. Tia the nieman found
thai The Senator from Missouri Was A. over
match Tor him, TINT he had one owe, thai gen.
ilepan To attack himself Was ia, murder OF
the coalition floating before the imagination Of
the gentleman Bui he cared not what was
the motive The gentleman had chosen his
rnemy-he hhd gone into his MIR. Hs) terri.
tory, aud by the blessing Of God, he would
drive him back dlscomhipd.
The Senator from Nas4achuseus had said
much OF the pnirrnal care shewn by n " Eng.
land TO the West but when lie heard lh4t re-
mark, he could no, help Remembering he
course ofthe tory members IN The b 'iiish Parlla
ineht, and the remarks of the advoca ps uf die
colanies when II wasuiged that the British
Government had reared their colonies, " You
reared them They reared themselves in spite
of you"
Mr.. went briefly nfo the history of Ma.
thae Dan to show that after his opposition 10
the West IN Congress he had pursued Tin salne
course IN the Hartford Convention.
The Senator from Massachusetts had alluded
tn n speech Of Mr. NeDuifie on the Cumberland
Road, Jan. lS, 1925. Mr. 1ayne ead an ex.
tract from Nj. Webster's spe ech ON ,iat occs.
SION, 10 show that Mr.. w had uttered sen,i-
merits similar to his own. With III. So opinions
Mr. W had yesterday iepodiaed The IDEAS of