Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-27


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souri, Senator with the deepest dstrust, and prejudice
next TO insupetable, having long known and noted
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most dangerous demagogus. who has appeared in the
afsirs ofthe u. States IN our ,;th.,,,a;n
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~. Ian p'spossesSons we nave read
ms ou and explanations with great interest, and cor
responding instruction 1t is rule in Ethics. when
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'nutey with the great subjectsit relates
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We annex a briefoutline Of the principles of Mr..
benton OIL. Misunderstanding it, he said
Mr. RESIDENT. rise to ask the leave. for which
% svaiI mvsef oS ths J,u ~ aoIng SO, mean
followed here, but familiar in the Mace from which
we draw our fuIsg, the Brtish Parliament, --and
be proposed TO stsfe the causcs md ne new Is to
sition Of the principles of my bill, before submit the
iornsl motion for leaye to bring it in And before
r., n,;,,s - nroross I'm Ius!iy myself
is already reported upon by the able and
Committee on Finance: My justification is, that the
oi Of tnat does not present the best mode
be devised: and being mvsef the first movor of tha
great plan of aboishing unnecessary duties On the
eSngushment ofthe public debt, it is natural effect
tion. tbss sorae,brm shouid on ,ne cues
which has not presented itselfto the minds of Others
Tins seems to be the case. Several bills have been
hsp TOT the o. autes one IN this Cham
has presented the subject under NV no;nt If ~
Good or bad my plan is at least new bill of its ON
cn,rs Oil wIOut precedent IN the legislation oftho
duty to the Union, end to the public cooncs 81
am member, and have no other WISH but that the
WISDOM ana patriotism OF the Senate, from all that is
the Peonie Of tess state. 'na' wnlch Is pest
The title Of by bill is adapted to it's contonts and
dscoses it's object as distinctly as the compcndious