Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22

dircct hs cnqunts IN those Investigations "uei
are peculiarly connected with tho subject OF tn
tnrn am satisfied that the gentleman has cgrf
sously undcratrd his own acquisitions. Beiorr
he took his seat upon lhs floor he vas, doubtless
familiar with the principles which are applicable Il
that subject, and sinec he has served upon TIE
committee, having been, necessarily lad TO the eN
animation ol lts details, he has now all the general
and particular lnowledac which are requisite for
the understanding and thr practical discharge OF The
duties which have been assigned 10 hun.
1t docs not appear 10 me lint any cansc exists TO
prevent the gentleman from Massachusetts from
giving his attention 10 both of the committees 10
which he belongs The Select COMMITTEE whlch
has Leen raised 10 investigate the transactions Of
the Bank Of the United States will make IT. rrpon
10y the 2lst of April next Before then, 1t As nj
most certain that " shall not he ready for the dis
eussion of the question OF the lmi0. Even # IN thu
! interim all the information should be obtained
which IS needed 10 enable the Committee on Man
ulacturcs To prepare their report and thcn hill III
conformity with IT, deprived o the all winch w
should receive from the gentleman from Mnssachn'
sets, aud from my colleague, Mr.. Me)rffEl anu
from the gentleman from New York, Mr. CAM
nRrlrNGI the House would be reluctant aud
belcse, could not be prevailed upon, 10 engage III
n dc bate Of a more momcnnus character than any,
perhaps winch has occupied its deliberations since
the adoption of the Federal Constitution. II thus
seeming 10 me that there exists no necessity for DIS
prusmg with the services Of the g''tlcnnn from
| Massachusetts upon either of the committees
OF winch he n member shall vote against his
motion however avcrsc may feel to depart from
whot Is ordinarily considered to hc u more act Of
courtesy.
Nh BATES. of Name, sad he should DO We
! , = IA Ia
words, state the reasons for the vote he should
! GIVE ON the present occasion There was no man
IN The House who would more reluctantly oppose
the wishes Of Tn gontcmm from Massachusetts,
than himself hnt he was free 10 confess hat m
many instances II had brcn his cool or III fortune To
Disagree with hial I.llllc had he then lhou Ia tlat
tn time would 81 soon arrive when h. should look
10 that gentlemen "a the only man III the lnon
capable of taking the hlnh stand oil umpire the only
man who would possess TIN power ot preventing
that dire caastroph" which seemed 10 be lmpend
ny over the country and which every patriot mast
fear rs the greatest Of evils. Yet, such heing tn
cas- hr must with whatever reluctance eve hl3
vote agonst complying with the request winch
bad be n made lie would sooner consent To OK
cusc the gentleman from Massachusetts from any
and from nl the duties he owed 10 the House than
from hs service on the Committee Of the Mmuiac
tunes lie did not know prccaely what might be
the goutlcmune views but he perceived him 10 be 50
situated as TO have an opportunity of nctng honest
~ independently, and nobly, ond he hoped the gen
llcman would continue IN situation where he had
II IN hls power To uo so much GOOD
Mr.. DENNY expressed his surprise that some
gentlemen should aptak OF certain dire event as
llkcIy soon to happen, and as depending entirely
upon the celebrations Of the Committee ON Manu-
laatrues, lie thought that gentlemen were mrsIed
by their mag,natous& were mol governed by their
cool Judgment when lhcy ,AWts3od such sent
tmcnls ON tins floor lie could not hear opinions
Of TIM KIND ID here, and to 20 forth to The pub
he, without protecting against them Wholegrr
dro events were about To happen 10 this country
they wOplt not BE- the consequence Of the measures
Of tins Governments winch have b,Cn committed Ia
the consideration Of the Committee on Mauulac
lures Those measures, he contendcd would sus-
tain the prosperity The country aud establish tho
Unlon on u permanent bdsis. A. to excuslng the
gentleman from Massachusetts (Mr AUhMs)
/ from serving on the Committee OF Manufacturer,
/ Mr. y. lad particular desire on the 5uhjoct,
bat sud the rcnsons even wore satisfactory 10 his
mind, aud hc shouid uccode to the wishes Of the
gentleman.
Mr. DAVIS Of South Carolina, said, he hoped
/ the gentleman from Massachusetts would be cxcu.
sed Aud than that ahehthc gentleman bal zone
IN spirit Gf dchcncy would be responded to by the
House m the same spirit II had been mid that
That qepteman was more eomuetent than perhaps
any other 10 adjust the difficulties which were agi
to,I1o mud dIslraeiine the country ADMITTING tins
to be the case vas It NECESSARY. in order 10 effect
hat e,iocl Tint tho enllenan should Ic continued
on the COMMITTEE Of Manufactures Would the
manufacturers be dissatisfied should the request Of
the gentleman be complied with OUGHT not that
be considered by a,ntl,ncn itmnnc South Would
II not nupearthaf the oppouruts oftbe t,rT had tn