Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26
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.p..boa4t--,Fe make I'M. h1@eygr lar the
.r.l s- sae.s hsfh .#lss Of ,hs question
.f reader VIII rs.o.I.s; LAT The Debate e.az eIiri.
..}.r.a resolution Offered bs Mr. Nlu.r,o nom,-
.st.p p. ea-a5lra, W President, and a sub
.a.. proposed by Mr.. Bran to leave that 4uo-,
aaaor.n1
n. DANIEL Of C7mp5s7 sad he understood
sI.Iaay i,on he course of the two gentlemen who
.Isrlst resolutions, tie mature Of the question
a...5...... lae tasetus--lnaf Il vas the obies. of
...p, al,nfaas. imlp p. Barbour. uat 9. thc ~
l#r., n1.... zirtin Yaa sa.en as - Pres
mi iIcQa.I=.l this question ta b. pot definitely
me Conventions that It la.aat be- aseefMa.d
..s.ta.r thlg Ia. .nded To nominate philiPP. Bar
..sr or not lie wished that question: toba openly
=.alaa. I'm ofasr that the views Of the meeting
#5..s b4 f.sY understood. ani If the Amendment
z#rs aot adaa=td he should mulo tu. the nomIla
.lof M Barbour witAoa. enY condition attach
.#rgl lie hoped tie meeting would proceed al
.ss 10 thc consideration and decision uitais sub
H They Lad b.cn.Ddiad here tRo ofaa.r
tae5 d.sn.sssd and cegs d asau. On the las.
n.sa42. the ifl#a3s IF Mr.. Rar1oa, We rsade lu
a.. aud it 49, shap understood thattIufe nho0ere
a.a.o. laa alaGnnu.at "cge ineu3Ato AIr
- Eur..r 1aJ taasn Vino opposed ii @c-s for
Harbour Il. ali. de.ag japn Wa e.n4std Nv
....s.cfo f.sartae ur.ttrsleas oi lhl taIuat .lci
.tsl y,h,tb.. NJ Van Baran was entitled rot the
.#aa,, otlae people Of sirgin,a.-~hsther hc
s. friendly la u. principles 81 y .rglaIdl.s H.
a#al Wuelerty-a tr,aeral fsaSoI Eas h-rnp
- aHa ysi4sl,i.s! lie declared TIT hs wa
~. a4t 3,a aa so.u points he was N Direct p
a'aal &, taa.a II was net upon a saP2asluon
General Jackson cp.ea4ud in oil lhG .u.u.-
aIa.r Vsr-aa. ia, 80 f.-eieetion was uo# sup
aasd lie mad ao'-u.t III III things the Npscta.
f5Is nj hos. h. whom h, nd be.u placed Hfgow
e.a.. he woll3 .l...eI because he CAME near
ptleyiea5 AMI policy Of tins State than any
a.5s man VINO could he PLACID in the Presidential
rsar As 10 Mr. Van Bur.n he was known to
opposed to many OF Jas Virginia dostgna
lbs principles werc nor 4ougenid with omS.--
Wherefore then, should liz be nominated 10 the
see Presidency, when lie cannot receive the con
lsaea Of the pepple--while p. Z. Barbour has tlatl
.aadcuce most fully uui rlchly deserves Il
,4.ry action Of his long political life hal heenuuc
sfi consistent. and eyory sentiment h had eyer
tered On the floor Of Congress, had been perfectly
.l4S3na1t with the principles acknowledged by the
5o9o of Flrglnla. lie wished the question deer
a#dm once; and he hoped this subject might be
considered as tes- question.
Mg PENDLEION sad, that before the vote
MS tasen upon the proposition before the Conyen
ten b, begged leave to nuke very brief explona
IAN Of the vote he should give. Those gentlemen
forming as they did large majority OF this can
.bi with whom he had had ule honor 10 be assorl-
and this hail for the last three months, would
oily accredt the peri t sincerity OF the deciara-
On that he agoss uader the embaTa'sments OF a
uost painful reluctance ami dIitIcnce IL had an
Albliua repugnancc to addressing pubic bodies,
force of which nothing could enable hlm, on
LIS occasion, 10 resist, but the deliberate conTc-
f.Ja that, upon the course which this convention
mould ultimately adopt, depended consequences of
fle most interesting and enduring character lie
moA sincerely believed that present meeting
i1rmed Crisis pregnant witalfsults Of more mo
a=alous import to the peculiar interests OF FrSl-
Ia ul the South and calculated to affect more cs-
anaol,y the future political complexion OF this
Commonwealth, than any which hgd existed since
ne establishment Of the general ticket system Of t.
letting the Electors of Presidet and Wee Pres
aeht OF the United States. " 18th these Iiaprts
<ohS, solemhly and ahld a9ly impressed on ms
heaa he should be HutI.ess 10 those who sent h1n
ere oithiess 10 himself and tbIthlcss to the coun.
ny he DID hot clam as maea timr as would ena.
9s MN to NUKE MANIFEST the public the reasons
u me vote which he, as one oi dis tody SHOULD
iah. himself compelled to give.
>ig' s.ud Ar. p itthe aHeporty so ea}ied with
@aeA AJSe the toaor to act need an additional
a5'"'e Tor fae, iuil, and 0ntqmYo:m expression
ii R'Iy views. II can be found III the uneXnnP Piled
ia ualnst.hablc course Of the public press upon
ne soRJe-' oi our previous meetings. That parry
LIS o''n ai.oaly as'aiicd. anddcnouneed through
-" '"o CARea States, IN terms OF vulgar ADJUST amt
'"aP'til oil seandalous misrepresentation, for no
''1' o"I''os than that OF pre5mmS to bear most
'eeofoosIy and respectfully, The humble eontrbu-
Ion OF tet' opinions < suggestions to the debero-