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

most valuable services 10 the House AMI TO tie
| country Whit | ruae e. sag Is this II the con.
tnuunrr ol my eo,nFu, N the station at the head
ofthc COMMITTEE Of Manufactures ia matter OF
rs great importance rs II IS SAID II h=-if indeea
itis question OF the continuance cr dissolution OF
The Unou-it istuo grave matter 10 be settled At
amomeuts winning | Ton one, am mol prepared on
Is bref notice tovotc upon question of surh Al
absorbing importance. mthls. sir, Twill saY
ldleni os II as 10 say any thing ei,i propflefv on
sarh subject IN his presence bat though lbere
Is no man IN the House or the country .eho think.
NOR" highlyoi the intelligence and patriotism oe
my colleague Than myaelf aud Of his ability in tins
hnd every other sutton to aerve lhc public vel
will not allow that the preservation Of the Union T.
10 depend on be Individual services or those ofo,,o
other one man No slr lr1y for the preserya
ton ofthc Union. on the intelligence and the pntrI
ehsm oithe people at large, who oploy its blessings
To thai great end, my colleague will contribute NJ
much rs any other citizen aud that whether he re-
mains IN his ploee nt the head OF the committee m
not Bu', sr. no gentleman who thinks the ours
ton to be Of the magnitude described can refuse
his support 10 tic motion which heg lave 10 sub.
mt winch n t. postpone the further confederation
of tho subject I'LL next Monday
MIR SpElGIIT SAID that the motion wind, I'D
Just been made was one of the most oalraofainafg
moiIOns lao had ever Witnessed in that House Tie
gentleman rose III his place, and asked To be -.
eusod from serving on one oi the Standing Com
mltteos. And Immediately motion was maac Il,
whit until Monday before the HOUSE should ,le,ia
on granting on reinJing tho request The rood
breeding he had been taught, did not allow Inn In
mpugu The motives for umotion like that But IN
erost was 10 he consulted ia such a matfrr and n
all who wefe ~ iaA"t al the tnrltt must be allowed
tune To consult aud CONSIDER whpth,r ronnloinr
with the request would Tor would moi be Ca,prnlJe
10 thea design hcaplng UP that oppression upon
the nation, IL, for ouo. should think lbetfeI Ina,
the dceigIon euulftbo mado al once lie believed
with other gentlemen Who had spoken thai In.
gentleman from Massachusetts would exert morn
influence than my other individual ~ r,rrfcne, ~
tint SUBJECT. MOI that hc would effect any ehnn,<
III the opinions al Eontrmen IN lhnt Uonse hui
his maguammous and Liberal course, bafdcrtag on
patriotism, and the love OF country, united with ha
situation omonG n People, by whom the tarR
would be rs much opposed II was IN his section
of country, when once the blind should be removed
from thrlr eyes, gave Frout weight 10 his apnian
There was M need ofslocping over the application
TIL Monday, IN order 10 allow those who were M
favor olnanuoelmcs, to Jetenonc whether il was
helr interest 10 comply with IT, If the gmllernp
must be excused from serving ON one of the tw-
eommttcca which have been named, he boped
TINT 1t would be from the Committee on the Bank
Mr. STEW ART suggested that as II had been
lntlmalcd to the House that the Bank Comfnittes
would not leave the city before Wednesday. i,
might be propcl To postpone the consideration Of thie
request unu lhol day.
Mi MERCER send, he had not risen with any
purpose 10 disregard the admonillon the Charf
but To express 10 "A certain extent the conformity
ol his own sentiments with those Of the gentleman
from Massachusetts, (Mr Evn.Err) lie never
could be brought 10 think on any orcusion that
the union Of these States--n fabric PLANNED bv the
wisdom, aud cemonted by the blood Of their FORE.
athcrs-- could be either confirmed or impaired bv
granting OF Withholding the services Of any rnan
on earth. In lao debate on the subject - reno.
wing 10 that building tlc sacred remains of Wash.
nRoni the splI Of the departed pntrot had been IN
Fokcd III more Than enc Of the eloquent speeches
delivered ON that occasion But could The immortal
Father OF ha Country burst the cprements of the
tomb, and again appear ON the stage of mortal ac-
Ton not even he could prevail 20 shake this fair fl-
brlc, which II had been the occupation of his own
life and lahors 10 found Mr. NJ had risen to sng.
Rest the only idoa winch he considered pertinent
10 the question. The manner in which his request
had been received by the House, must present
a
light IN which that very distinguished genomnn
could not before have regarded IT, And he felt as-
sorcd that the gentleman would on reflection, per.
ccivc that he owed it To the position he occupied III
reference 10 the great tariff question not further to
press the request be had made
lie coneurrcd IN the opinion which had been ex-
pressed liat the House would not be able 10 arrive
At any decision on that absorbing question previous
10 The expiration of the period, within which the
Committee OF investigation had been limited To
mike thclr report Besides, the granting of his re-
quest mast opcrntc rather to delay than TO accele-
rate ii decision ON that subject, because new
tLnmuu. b. fore he could be prepared To act eff
comfy, must be possessed Of the views Of his col
leagues on the Committee and of all that hnd beer
done prev fous 10 his entering upon his duties II
vas true that the investigating Committee had
been allowed 10 the DIST Of next month TO cornpete
the task assigned them. But he felt very sure thai
the investigation would not delay them TO my
thIng like that time. He beloved that their du
ties wond be performed with much greater facility
than many gentlemen seemed TO anticipate inso-
much that nc hoped to them back before the ex-
nratlon OF the present month. The different du-
Ties, therefore, of the gentleman from Massacbu-
sets might, without difficulty, be harmonized. He
hoped that nothing be had said would be consider.
- implying INT ioi'ottal intention OF under
yaluing the eminent abilities, usefulness or patriot
ISM OF the gentleman from Massachusetts. and he
felt well persuaded, that when that honorable peu
tlemar had had AN opportunity of laying his head
upon his pillow, Mr.. M would have the gentle
mans own vote.
Mr.. WAYNE observed, that from what had
been sand the gentleman from Massachusetts could
not but be conscious oflhe general DESIRE as well
OF The advocates as of the opponents of the Tariff.
that he should retain his present situation Ard
SINCE It had been ascertained that the Committee
could not leave the city before Wednesday, be