Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24
From The Nr'ional Ia,cligcrt,

Messrs' CALLS 4 oIAroa,
Gentlemen Inc Editor nf the Richmond En-
qnrer. IA his paper Of the 4,h inst which
have bni lately secn rPmarkiug un the bIll
before Congress for AZ appropriation IN all
vt The removal Of the tree People OF Colour
from our shores, SAYS" he axis distinctly,
" where is the clause ~ thr constitution " lnGh
" doe. cognyr such power as the one N
Question Prove FIRST says he. the" consll.
",tuiinn auihorlzrd the Federal Government 10
iuterfrrr VINO has proven thai proposition ?
Who can prove II : lie will DOT couscnt
To discuss THE eSpediency OF the nraSur, -
heg leave 10 make, through your paper a
proposition 60 Mr. Rltchie III he. or any o
ther person. viii point out the clause ~ The coz.
Nnui0n, which recognizes the power IN Con
Eress 10 make appropriations FOR the removal of
the Indians; pr OF distinctions IN the Mssissip-
ln aud Ohio rivers or for the printing and
publishing Of the laws OF the United ) alcs in
new papers ~ the several States Tor the pur-
chase of library inr Congress Tor furnishing
the Presidents House aud the Capitol. and the
building and furnishing the Public Offices or,
VIII even add, the supplying our lcfts with
mantfo ms war, pledge myself 10 point on,
then. the Clause which ves's Congress with the
power TO appropriate money to aid the Cuoni
gatiph Society 10 remove Free Negroes-a
en.t-as unques',Uuahle a na,lsance to the L
Lied States ~ the Indiaps are to Georgia, or a.
ny IT the Western States, or the suags aud
sswyers OF the great western rivers TO the
States ihrpugh which they flow aud the alb
sence Of winch may be us necessary as ink ia the
public offices, NJ gus in fpri. | bar all i'm.
phcGhon and construction must fight Mr..
Rnchie ~ his own way. | ask for the very
terms ofihe bond, as he requires in the case
OF the bill IN question and ! wW not consent
TO discuss The eIpedietcy Of ikess things, until
The clause m lie constitution. authorizing such
app 'prtaiionS, be pointed out.
An Agent OF ihe Colonization Society fms,
reiu'ned from a'our in the West and south.
brings he pleasing intelligence, that the pros,
poets OF his insUutio1 are rapidly br,rhtpnino &,
he sHccceered IN the organlzs,ion nI between
thirty and forty auxiliary societies, twenty of
which are in Tennessee three State soc,,,i,s
for Indiana. tennessee, aud Alabama, ware
formed, with very good prospects, the latter
IN pnrtlcuiar. He was very politely allowed
the USE of the Representatives Chamber IN
bold meeting IN and mad The satisfaction IN
rank among lie most jealous members of the
society then formed. five or SIX Judges Of the
Supreme Court and The dsiIneui he'd Speaker
al me House OF Representatives; besides many
Other 4 he most talented and influential mem
hers oftae Legislature, and also oi the bar, who
we're rom various sections OF the Slate. AZ.
irnfing he Supreme Cosrt.
The members OF the Colonization Sociei
~ Tennessee, are believed by tho
dgept 20 nunbef 800 or 1000. IN this State.
AID in Sahama, he says that the people al.
mos see and acknowledge the per.
az 'o"s 20 'e sxer'ed by the Free Negroes
,Fer 'hss siases aud il IS Q matter Of great