Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

| eraey, (hr Nosaba,y,D aud braadished On
high. Ike hariol comet. poriending war
resdlenee aud famine, 10 the devoted miuo,i
| "
Enjoy our own opinion of that report. We
have ours. We consider IL party report n
truth suppressipg report /; (no doubt by some
mistake la false report supervising every
promins nj eonsidefatian in favor oi Gales aud
Seatnu, aud the measure ol the S.nntpr from
Louisiana aud presenting 10 nod rcli.i III Use
things 'eudng 10 add this morsel also 10 III.
ovrfsrock of your monster ofpafty.
| The speech oil the Senator from Tennessee
viii lie attended 20 now.
! Here Is the whole substance Of IL on tins
scrap If paper
love 10 see things smpIfed and made plain.
The whole speech may be ndefed IN one sin
gle linz.
am mn honest man We are rognss all -
After all the ba,tering OF the steel upon the
nlnt, behold the spark That is. the trnnsla-
l'on Tie asks Does any man wish with
out The concurrence Of the other House, 10 ap-
ply the doni'agen, fund 10 purposes oihrr
lhas those stipulated M the proviso to the
hi p =.
We stated. whenw we joined the Adminisira.
ton standard Of the Senator from louisiana,
what we desired, and what he desired
II was SIMPLY 10 give this motse OF pub
lie employment ITO men of known 6dela,
aud capacity rs public Printers, for far
equivalent, aud who ARE left by the petty par
~ prescriptions OF the Jay, a. perfect leisure 10
perform theit eng genenis MS Fad Of adding
n Ia he common stock OF the owners Of the
over-iad Tel graph, 10 swell the dividends.
nsk him, In r.tprn. IS y the intention al his
praHiso, the oilsp nR of tennessee prompting
Ia the Srnai", n iireieyc. ogive even Ina,
f. mOTseI N, II
~, Anow he Is unable 10 digest what you have
ALREADY cfnmm. ii INTO hun
wan h sacrifice Inc public interest TO thu low
petty tyranny aud corruption Of your party dis
plin' aud vote vending system.
Is there no danger 10 the public liberties IN
ihns op My re"aiding your bought and subsi
dtard press under the false prrtcnce OF econo.
my
llen HIM AGAIN, " have no such ah-
lJeot WITHOUT III. consent III the other House
II this be Intend d as certificate oil The Senn
tor, 'Pon honor, that he himself Is M hones
man, aad u" patty tool. 10 not dnpu'r the
rroin'ety al such certificate, as sprop, but, un
Ter our Tree Gons,lla' ION, we are mot bound u
| heeonlr disciples Of that taitn
| II i he intended ms nn iusinu ton that W.
have such an object, or any olher than the put
| H. Sc fie, meet him directly IN front, and
| 'niorm him he already has my answer III The
Ca PIT OF The palace slave
lie say the vote IN relation 10 thn doGu.
ments was solely the action of on House :
Aud 50 when You pass bill, or ratIfy some
lndIao Treaty, STIMULATING nm annuity while
trees grow or waters nov. II is soely the aci %
one Hous and of 10 avail un,il the oihei
House concur, (wlIhoui = ompung | hope,)
and iheh u has requisite sanction
why did not TIE srlf commenting Senator
| ~ Y fTpuIt IA, Al.
we avowod 1t opc ~ from the Beginning WI.
not Gharge the business upon IL own party, ia,
Senator fom Lou sIana Because. | suppose
he feels under no special ablig alton 10 make hi
Sh'anlc Majesty blush II suliices for the pro
phgaiors oi the nprol flgcry TO attempt Il
pass our bond upon the multitude ms an al
splnie bond when they themselves have cut Of
the condition
! Eu' what says the Senator nav, whrn, sinG,
lie made hls speech, we have snung new CANT
- NOT The = Or bare of the warren, hui the ,oar
dng non oi theiorfsi ;by showing thttby anIhle
gal art oil the whole Increased burden OF YOU
ciasadr o prescription beyond seas of son,
Gny thousand dollars, 10 be expended abou
foreign palaces, without one copper worth u
public benefit, needs n leg irimatzrng statute e,
enable The Cabinet bastard 10 inherit "A sngl
cen,
lie says nothing. HIS tongue cleaves 10 III,
roof OF his mouth which he opens with heeonl
log humility, swallows down the camel smark
his loyal lips, aud ssrms TO thank bis stars ina
II was 40 n volcano
The Senator snid something whirh bav,
imperlecly noted. about giving n larger sun
from political motives Lat him not read bi
book NJ us
We have pruoi-Dot Of palace slaves-bn
Of honorable men, that he prices asked by &
! a = Ia. Il.
been sufficiently bin by the mr,cenary corps o
undefbddeis --as witness he cry Il economy
retrenchmenl aud reform aud behold TN
fleece oi wool, III tbs appropriation bill beior'
Us
Witness certain party promising TO I'll &c
Undertaking all others. and promising II
afhlet MS with their petty iytanpies aod corruI
, tons by using the p1Pda'ny oi Gen. Jacks n
for unls four years
When viii that combination 1T go the ,eat
of the Treasury When the people chok,
them III, and not until then.
| will put three or four of his repeiiion
iog tier and see 1t | can elicit a siuGl'
idea
- II he NOTION thar the proviso amounts TO n
reflection on HE minority, IL not derived from
any thing IN The prov tsp of the House OF Re
preseniaiives' -" So ething lhai has oncnrret
here emphasizing here) has aughl the II US,
10 he on rs guard. and add the proy,so.'
" What occurred here was cacUa ed 10 pa
the House an their guard, for the public inter
est"
Now mark how PLAIN tale shall put down
these lnsinuations--nOt refecing upon odI
motives 81 all Suppose.
What did occur here WA I denomiuaied
in few remarks on the Alb inst. a Tennessee,
promptng--a prompting that seemed 10 issue
almost from the interior cells Of the her
mi'age ''self to the House Of Representatives
what Ia ioin the business, e. especially io'refus'
the appropriation, as they have done, aud toll
lowed up the refusal, almost IN the language OF
the Senator. by an impairment insinuation and
dIctaiion.
The prompting WIS species of corrupiing
discp ire that never was witnessed under Mr.
Monroe or MIR. Adams
admit that the notion of the proviso being s.
reflection did mol originate IN the proviso. IL