Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13
LYNCHBURG. FEB. 10 1870
CONGRESS SlONAL

anticipate richtreat IN its pcrus,l--,bo.-,
as from these notices W perceiven doe.
most conclusive facts and oyerwh,lnr, !. ~
STATIONS. We will m nton one Of ~.
'leifi.l"' IN his legislative and dun, o..
on this subject, advances the novel oo;o'a, -
ahyurdity Of whlchs socvi5sn. tina, Wa.
how It ran be stated with gravity lv r.a,I.
ofhis penetration and discenmen, ,b,,.
l0per cent. on course woolcns operates c,.1,....s
ly on thu producer of co,ton--so t,,. t..
l00bales Of cotton carried by him n wal.
paysa tax to the goycrnmer. Of 70 b,,.. =,
Hayne, IN his speech, adopted tins opjo,.e o.,.,
stating it differently Mr.. Clav aTsu8d -, :
The producer Of cotton paid the datv by the d,,,..
ton OF the price, then it follows that tie ea,p,.,
ct imported a1iti's does r2t par tie datg ,s.
tts frctoe paid lie asked if 10 per cen, vac.
Quoted or 10 bales ont ofl00, what wuajbs r..
state ofthe trade if the dirty was l50per cent.
THIS view Of the s'lij~,t Is Us ccgent Is i;is b,f
and completely strips the s.1rtIin. atsurljtr o.,
shadow ofplaus'biIityc-Nr Clay was bf,5yr..
piled toby Mr.. Smith Of Nd between whom. A.,
! Mr. G. (says the National IntslIisorce,1 40.
passages followed, OF so warm character c.i.
call forth the intrrpositlon Of the char. Ua,,f.
Calhoun forgotten his decision sure vear. 70.
when he permitted Mr. Randolph " ta.a .g4.
wide range IN debate that the Char hssr3 NJ.
! a II
convinced HIN OF the erroneousness Of fat b..
sion , None ofthe Warrington papens a5y. fa
lishcd the passages; !" but we presume soar
letter writers at that place, who " gather up a!t.
fragments, that nothing may be lost" VII no, 1ar.
permit the public to remain in iguo4mc. gfd
character.
MIR. Frel;nghuysrn has laid on t4ctaa'o -.
Senate for consideration, a resolution 5gIa..,
that the President possesses no constitutional paa
or to disregard the treaties between the Urt3
! States and the Indian tribes This reeolud.na
lead to warm and agltatng debate II seen.
Us, however, that it barely asserts 4tfa,si, wh
cannot I've crntofeftad The lastthat our .u4s-
.aen. ias iamsd treaties " IN til Iadianlrb,s
Gatit III ne4oiatcs wit' ytrrh Of der az
powerful enough to be respected, It not fsI'a
] and that those irent.es have tcgu AM .outnr. al
subj jet to all tie tornalnes Winch at" az ID
/ COLLATION. and ratification ofucoties Wdh Earp
natloos,-foees tn matter beyond The rcnel
argument Bar, when did aya:ice, United
power. eyer yer stop 70 tal.e counsel Of pa1
Tie doom Of The Indian has hcen rts5g.r.l,
i and No ea,thly tribunal can ayor: lbs Ii l.
white mcn Wan, his lands. ard 'hey Nil laud#a
Aad though the Senate should to nesgs ss9
Mr. frq! nehuyscna resolution. il would ~. e.
feather in tie scale Indccd, Mr.. Cas
Georgia. as ITO meet TINS resolution with d CON
declaration. has moved IN the II Or to 49,
Nh. Evcreus call fora cory Of thu roaly Ia.
with the ChlckasawS i'll le@0, by fretNg. f
" the application is made on the ground that -,
tiss na9c mitj tic Indiant Do moi tomr asu..a ),
manning aHi intention # he CoaH1i@.eA b,
tcrlng TIC tyfaiy.na.lng lsrcr I'M r..
deataHa Sn0tc but that they aI~ NEE pm ar
or jorzdias, made by the nutl .rry aaa...5 a,
the agents Of the government, CROWN. Gu, -
practice dtqN'rsccd an bg lie Siq'e,n es5fi,
dtaaE are ".4alc1, fopnIe4gn an IN ~ "a ~
effff'! ~ the trcatg-maljog pertr etA F,'cS
t'5werS '-as ii resolution Of Congress could 4
silly the truth of history, or wipe out the lnarfa
The decd by which treaties sol.mnly made and rat
fled have been uoddcn under foot By the suol-
party NO, no, MIR. Clayton Congrss may
dept yourrasoIulion but if they DO, they @'IIeR
add fnlSehood to fraud and oppression. Th@'
never was suggested, until now, that ucafl', W
the Indian tribes were NOT, in every respect sba@
to treaties with foreign powers and the difi3a'
to make the contrary appear Is dictated by o".#
OF guIt, and an anxiety to wipe out the STAN "
legislative Interpretation oftle constitution ''sa.
the mersency. Innocence requires 10 sasi Iii
thoughts.
We observe nothing else of much interest IN INV
proceedings of Congress, ii We o1ocFaTe.2"907
adopted almost unanimously Ivy thcH P a..
''e"' 'o'S' w Ic ''tidG aPlolHuHE ~ II
zee for the purpose OF making Arrangements j"
Of the ccntennInl birthday of"' u
Washington, It he resolution, as Originally ''@,s
gave the TIT. of" General 10 the Ia'ha 3" %
Country but, ON motonof Ex-PresIdcns A''9"
1t Was stTickcn cut, on the ground that ms ''''
m civil capacity were quite as important an
worthy Of comn.emoraten as his military avn
nents and because the simple name OF
Washington" expressed more than ut WI
,onpan.cd with L whole volumes ofulleS, 'R"
n1Itury.
"IIs naro alone strikes every litle d''O.
The committee ufthc L. of r vas oldtf'
list ofoac from, each STATE, & consists ott io'''