Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25

from PrIace George would wish TO bring uPoh
m' As TO the remarks of his Trend from
Sponsslvsnis 90 the constitution auesiion,hs
would not 60 into IL. lie conceived. the prin-
ciples of Virginia loo well esiabishsd on tbs
subject TO be shaken. tie bad heard It SAID
ths, there WAS 40 admin ,su H'ion winch bad
oct encouraged manhlaclures-bnt NJ Il.
contendrd. that no President had taken that
course except Mr.. Madison darng the -econi
term 81 his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the most they
had done WAS, 10 speak with sail. acton oil the
thriving state Of American manufactures. ana
I that Ten. Washington had only feeamm"hded
! the encouragement oi fabrics. essential to tue
defence Of the nation.
! M. kises Of Prince George repeated that he
vas opposed to III. Tail policy. Ms unjust aud
unconsIifuiiOual--but that there Was no uthtr
way ofcDeekins 1t. han The one no" proposed
/ 10 prevent the citizens Of Virginia from brlng
tributary 10 the north. he would cherish manu-.
/ fsclares among then=-eycn JOINT Stock
! Companies, against which he too conrurreG
with the gent eman from Meoklenbnfg ~ haV
ing abJeGtions-but when manu- nelures ARE
thus encouraged among us. tqey might ifaVel
( by degrees 10 Norm Carolina md farther
S1uth--unIIl The Ensfefn manufacturers finding
thie, Jews CouhteiAeied, IN GIT ultimately be
turned against the iarlf itself, aud the system
| arrested.
WI ID ff tADlHlbRu Tue FeHhuHs III NV W.
he was about 10 give. He did not see no"
the pulley OF the Tariff was nsolvrd 10 the
question before the llonsc--Ihe only consider-
atom was. whether this Standing Commiee
was calculated ~ faGIlliatr ihe business Ut
! the Huuse believing II unnrces s"y, hnd
that 1t was omly calcuia I'd 10 spit oni ne
iength oi IFS sessions, he should yote To sclni
II.
Mr. Anderson sail he considered it the right
OF the Stale, as well as lis duty, TO encourage
oul nwn mnnuiaciures-and thai lbs cornnI.-
tee "as calculated To advance them. He should
therefore vote IN favor oil retaining the CON
mIttfe. He spoke with much animation III ia
vor ofihe policy Of our encouraging manuiac.
lures He combaitrd the Arguments "t Nr.
Goode- oontundug that Joint stock Com
panfs we're wed calculated to advance the
| ohlrci.
| Mr.. iiaryIe disclaImed hy the vote he should
give, The idea that he was friend 10 the Tariff
! Tor hs did not consider the Question as involved
NJ all IN The resolution before the House. He
believed the COMMITTEE was calculated to IA.
/ clldate the Transaction OF the business of the
House, He SAID thai il bad become favorite
object of ms Hnnse, 10 transfer business to
Standing Committees in preference 10 Select
/ COMMUNICATION mnre attention Is paid To II.
and more mpat atty shown in passing on
/ the applications made to the House. And for
these reasons alone, he shouli vote against the
| resolution.
Mr. Wilson remarked if Stunning Commit
tees were To b. preferred Tor this purpose ihr
a. plicarou uow assigned to the committee on
Agriculture aud Mann cturrs, might be
Transferred 10 Jhe committee of PfoposllI"u. Il
Grlcynnres-tnai br did not believe any intpi.
est connected Will ag'ir uliur", would require
the mterposi'iun ofthat committee; and there.
/ /.
ted 10 rat subject
Mr. Eppes spoke al lbrge in opposition TO the
committee. ilr agtrri with M Goode, that It
yea wish manufactures promoted you ought
not 10 encourage ih IN in this why You only
mVite capitalist by the aid of chartered privi
l,gcs and J int Stock Companies, 10 engage IA
schemes for which they are not qualified, anj
to rsk more and more money in them, as fast
u. they ln,e-llle the adventurers IN lotanty
ii kels, who, u they LOSE their first veniure,
viii 90 on vCSiiug the smallest am they eau
raise, il the 'me rulnous measures. He ~
ferred 10 the history ofthe Manufacturing Com
panies IN our sister Ststes, to show lae DANCER
Of making the whole property of the partner,
liable lur the debts III The company that when
minced 10 engage IN the cnierprls., they find
them selves exposed IL debts OF Which Ih,'l nd
no knwuwl'dgr. II , on the other lauu, then
private property was exempt from the .ehts
of thr Company, thu IN schIrvuu, lon segncuces
would nriSr, which had been depicted hy the
gentleman from Metklrnhurg Aud such he
cont, nj Il wonld be Iheeilrc, II such J DIN Stock
Com, ans. lie I'd, hat II II he true thai
we were p!undcred oi 81 600 0on by HE EAs.
en- Man ttlcra ares. y made very lille differ
, once 70 him whu was The plunierer--whether
it WI, Old or New England, or The citizens
OF NtginIt :and when he came 10 thar alter.
q tive, he had 10 objection 10 the pnuder going
TO lhe North,. Nh T.. conmenird AT some
In. II Oh the ar -uments OF the preyfons speak.
ers. lie coutcndeu, that this atiif policy, nm.
der every possible modification which can he
given TO il, was AT war IN the principles
ot liberty, and the very uurure ol tho so lal
compact.
The qurs,ion VA. then taken IN the pms
sage OF thr resolution, aud last, ayes SO. noes
%.
I Vi. Wilson moved IN strike onl from the
rule IT lie House, agriculture nd IL
? stated lis berI that e couture ask d nothing
at thu hand. of the Iaels AZURE.
MIR. An'tr@uu oppos' Il III amendment
! which, on tic question being AIKEN was los
e And then the Chair proceried tn uaiur the
/ Committee, VIZ Nessrs Rvrs at &. Anderson
: Gunde, Eppe', MINOR, Rlv"s p q yce,
e iIafse, Watts, Edgmgtpn. McC be- Mgr der,
I Wooltolk, Faulkner, Morgan Dun ar l. land
= VI " Ih'liblIl NlOeiSpi Ollth'H'p =,
3 Diummond, Ca skadan, Iatum, Clay, McCue
r Smith Of X. aud Washington Of } Mr. Eppts
D asked 10 eScusrd rom serving, which was
4 sranted.l
a On motion Of MIR. Riyes of Campbell the
I communication from the Auditor of Pubic Ac-
counts, relative 10 tobacco inspected ia the
varinns warehouses aud anor!ing ether inior.
matipn Oh that slbJect. was taken up, aud
5 referred I" the committee of Agriculture and
= MANUFACTURES.
, Mr.. smith OF kanawha, brought forward q
: resolution to authorize the Clerk ofthe House
? to procure from the Piinter 10 the Convention
copies of the amended Constu
iion for dsrrihation among the people. Mr..
Fisher moved TO fill the blBuk with 1000 copies.
MI Fass. 10000 aud some other member with
2oooe-Ihe las number prevailed. An
! amendment was then moved for, placing these
: copies IN the hands of the members for crcu-