Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-10
G0Mf G. 18S SIOYfAN.
In SENATE, F-h.u trS "a, 1881.
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OF Mn. TYLER of Vwginia, on Mr. TAzEwELL's
motion 10 amend Me Cane al appropriation Bill
by Striking out so much M6TeI as tpent to propide
for the f'dymeniQf Ger ain Commissioners appointed
6y The President TO negotiate a Treaty ,oifh the
Porte.
The Senator from l. .usiana (Mr L'vings,on) hid
by repeaing with much emph asis, the words a law
less act, and In drrogaon of the rights OF the S.nae
These words had fallen fsom my colleague, said Mr..
Tylr, and seem to have excited the feelings of tn
honorable Senator, and in d. gree his
My colleague requires aid from me, or any 9th r.
individual TO justly eli her bis lar gua2e or his ocndus,
The motives OF Ia last will all times be above r.
proaoh and the language which he may at any tim
use W II never fail to convey most strongly The ide
which it is intended 10 rep eseo,. | will, however
cay to the honor bic SsnatOr, that il either my col
league myself use expressions not familiar 10 the
ears OF couT'iers, he must rus icity an
sscIite fault to course Of education and IN
lind rom which The ia hi bi,an's OF the re.
putlic are mewtat bold and fearless ra g. and
practice upon pfbcpie which has been for all tn
prevalent amongst them OF calling things by their rg lat
names Ii an act he done without law, they call
iawles II 10 de alton of the right of hers h,v
so, wtOnsoevcT II may IT nj
The same gentleman has moro than In In ID tina,
this was not the proper place 'or this disrusson Al
1t woUl have ten better have carried IL on in So.
ere, session fer with him in this as in much else
BY aud by cha show that the opportunity was no,
afforded ul he bal upon your table came I'D for com
Slderdi u; buI If it ban, our secret chamber i.
no place for the discussion Of a great constitution al
qnssi ~ IL wa. pr r, in every point OF view, thai
he
Pnbl'c hS"ttock should be mad In IN, face Of the
world our reasons should be given 4 our course OF
e"uduc, - or the ati'uIe assume upon this i'm.
pOgtau; subject Tl- iii ma. bee forced upon N.
from what ives and what ends leave 10 Others To
determine. Every Ssna'or here eau testify a. al nv
colleague ia day :wo after taking hs sea, This ses
SION announced i. opposition he course which had
been pursuyd IN regard T. the late mission to Coosan.
tinople. The Secretary Of Sac knew his opinions al
early day. and vt The plain, IL obvious the palpa
Die couts by which all controversy mic ht ha va en-
v, hAz he ~ All In VII lI hts
oil dscOfd has ben thrown among us, and the unity
OF the party with which have, With but one exeep.
ton, acted, il f'r he lime brok up. THIS claim of
individuals, RESIN. iu't~y on contract wi b the
Presd+ n is dive tod from the orJifa course Of pri.
and ndiv ius ogsa,oD, and at pied 10 be rust
into the general approp iaon bill.
I am awers Of the Ell. ct Of this whatever the de.
Figr. bue and cry il 70 be raised a, our heels An
sneedo;e will to illustrate its character The
nigbt succeeding the day which my colleague de
ligered bs powerful argument on this question IN q.
ice in the Pc omsc was put in motion, and pressed on
by the mountain torrec produced by tha u sw carrie
off part OF the bridge connecting this with the VirRi.
MA shore. gentleman gave me The information, and
SAID win afchntss, the cOnneN between Virgins
ard the PiefidenPs mansion s now severed. NV col
league speech doubtless, produced the ihaw, and Il
bin, also VIII be ascfbed whatever evil sball arise
from this discussioD. All are esteemed scismacs win
oppose 'hsmsslyes' no matter upon what ground, 10
error committed; and we shall be pronounced here ic
by the poll cal Catholic church In other word D., AZ
act is done which III our cousc ences We cannot . D.
pfove--which those who have the managsmsut of mi
affair told in advance cannot spprove-and ,bsI
we al 10 be denounced as sehstnadcs and ali In
vials Of wtah are to be empied on our he ,ds Tbis
Sir, IL pc version Of all justice, Of all moral RUE
Tbose who perpsua'e the error must surely be r. ,r
sble for consequences resulting FROM H.
II is our duty, NJ. President under all eIrcuInssr
ces, and howsoever situated, to be faithful 10 The Con
situiion. EstO Ptyptua should he the motto OF MI
rSgafd TO That insumeni and more tmphsticaIly thos
into whS'e lands IL IL committed by The parties to IN
compact OF union Sir, PWtss may succeed. and Wi
succeed each other; stars that shine ,sh brlancv n
d,y may be struck from their sphsr-s to.norroa; con
vulson H,ay follow conyul'on; The bat'lemen,s ma
rock oton ", end the s'orm rage IN is wid,G iury
bat willie ihe Constitution IL preserved nviola,e N
liberties Of The country wiI be secure When we ar
asked to lay down The COnsttaon upon The shrire Q
party, our answer H. the price demanded too gfea