Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30

rswainlsr siue sss,a OF tyd., 100, he should naSe no
ms iisy"e said, he de.ri sr opp~epiy Of replying
To, Sss sSrn ssn proceeded
Dams. alluded toby n. Webster was naee to- c on
before MIR Dawes ,ne. by r Jefferson and that therefore
tho did pocseon ,bc Ea,,, lsp South
Ia relation 10 New Ens'and Mi Bsuo" said there tf
line people who wcse friend. II The West, in peser
and m war; andn tho other side of which, rhosc
At victory" On sale stood dsaoc,acy Of
the eoontry-u The other all ,ha, opposed
publicly =. twas offered yesterday Who had ssea
the friends 81 lha vss,t all question. were i'm
por'ani Tn the West the TREND, aud
not all at icass leaders IN tho No'h Eas, boen i,s
foes Mr. read from tho Journals Of tho Old Con-
lands aud tho South advocated reduction pree Up
ni.ins dcfcnd North Western Territory Mr.
u poccc'ed ~nh his show that ~ England had
opposed the defence OF country "M.ss,chussts who
now came forward To offer alliance, found ovcry
PEOPLE had ever been treated barely tho people of
West, hy the Federal Government In year ias chen
Congress had furnished adequate icfe,,ce
eminent OF Virginia had offered Thousand had
opposed the occcrance OF the services, and the Offer ado
| ted and accepted 10y the vote OF the South
Mr. Bell moved that the senate adjourn, which motion
rriev,ed-ayes IS, noes 10
saiee was not his intention hays troubled tho
again lie had u,en merely ew hint, aud sug
sesont, stating NJ the time that hrs fully
made up But tho gentleman from Massachusetts, Mr. Web
s'er had chosen 10 change the question tic nns
Senator from Missour, him.
sonc that gentleman attack himself Was
der III the Coalition hDahn, before the magratn
'ihman Bu he cared what The motive The gentle
man hs chosen his cne'uyhe had go,c no his (hlr MS
rTnoy aud by ts Messing Of GYd, lie would drive
discounted.
The Senator % Massachusetts had sid much n the ~,
,ena care Sse~n by New England the Ne.t
heard that remark, he could help remembering tho course
the tory members in the Brush Paramcnt and the remarks
ri the a-vocates OF the colonies, when
British tovcrn,cnt had reared their colonies You reared
them. They reared themselves in spite OF volt"
Ill cut intO The NJ <atla
that after his exposition to the Yves. Congress- had pur.
sued the same course IN the Harsrd Convention
Te Senator ron, Massachusetts had alluded
Mt McDufie the Cumberland Road, Jan Ia, 1895 Mr..
Hayne read an extract som Mf Wcb'ess speech that
cason show MIR w ha sentiments similar 10
'own WIN ,hese opo'lon', Mt w had yesterday rcPudi
aed the IDEAS Of Mr. and considered the public lands
perpetual fun1 MIR n believed that IA nd ought
nmsrcd or the purpose OF raising up and foursns
communities II twas he reserved bcnc'
I'll Of all the States how could the gentleman away land
for colleges, schools, and bridges? Carolina had
n been es6,o by such votes 90 much as she would
been ~ the building zap Of great Communities.
Tive gentleman had said the East had friends tho
Ne whe the son'h had opposed such grants The scn,lo
man mad cast Teprolch South that
serupes had ned them m, opposition The gentleman had
oo,en tell the whss 'hehaw and tho wherefore the East
had sheEn her friendship ne thought this q born
zeal ne believed that until the year 1898, East had
been opposed 10 he sIoSih OF tho West twas matter OF
changed their policy in regard the West II the
IN the East prov s GpP Ps %s',
from winch the South shut he thought not TO he
boased OF as friendly to the West
On The remarks of MIR w. on the public debt, he should
until the Senator from should act before ne
gave for DECLARATIONS, Tic gentleman had
sa'd lie voult pay the debt because the government
l bound 10 pay
M Webster explained ,ha, he would pay the public debt
because IL was 10 tho Industry of the country
MIR Hayne added-the gentleman had that as il was
the bond of union, he should kept on the
country forever. Mr. IL epudated was moi
government that wanted, but free government, and
that should make the people independent and happy This
would bind the footstoo Of yrant as to the
Constitution IL such led direct
ly to the celebrated MAXIM that public debt public
blessing.
| Mr. Grundy moved that the Senate adjourn, and
On motion OF SIR WeOstes the Senate sdjouued 10 Mon
day.