Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-16

/ alone edrs'f bc thE fHett ~ A4s rtmafhs-hoi
could l. f4Fr d vtssd n filter mode 70 efeei
such IN object lie had doubt the gentle
man rcsly flt al the boiling f-ars is Index
but h could n5l but tonsder them as ,hur,y prema
uro hs to tle roGimitier 10 which the memorial
might be sent II vas 70 h.'n maitT Of no very
rr,atcon.equenee The only difference between
t,ndmgll To- S,lsrt COMMITTEE, and sanding II
Ia tie Commute Of Wsys and M,ans, Is ul,s
tbu IN the Cominitt,c Of Way add M,bEs H. haf
the utmost ranflru=c btu ht might mol T. q quite
a. much IN u Ssleri romnltee. lie saw 40 rfn-
son why IL. eHnrct should not TAX the samc conn
Which II had Hitherto done The COMMITTEE ri
WAYS and Mans was raised errres iy to cnn'id
croarstnas connected with the rev, nue. md h'
asked Whether hs suhlccl nd not naturally connect
Itself with the duties Of such committee Noue
could doubt II From The dnys Of Alexander Ham
ilton untIl that day they bad been ely connected
so closrly that L. use the eloquent expression OF
the g.ntlernan from South Carolina, the one night
be called the body and the other the soul Why
should not The memorial go to the COMMITTEE Of
WAYS and Means ltbconged TO that Commit
tee by the rules ofthc House, and It had always
bo,a referred to them qs preparatory steP. Why
should II not be no# lie could sec no valid rea
r1u II had 10 bc SURE been objected that that com
mttec had already expressed an opnon on the s,n-
/ crhl subject NtTY 'tu' una ulht WIS ulh Wy
reason why he wished 10 send fttherc. II was par
lamcntnry to rflcr SUBJECTS to committees whose
scws were favorable and should not r. al
question which the wlsctt statesmen Of the eoun-
! try had bestowed tneir thoughts and expressed
their opinions 70 10 a committee whose views were
IN its favor, when matters Of the most TRIVIAL mo-
mcnt were subject 10 that rule The Object IN
TINT very proper parliamentary rule WINS that
measure proposed might be presented IN tn most
favorable manuer--lhat It might, 50 to speak have
a far chance and, IN the langaase OF the books Oh
parliamentary law, thatlt might not be committed
u , nurse who would be sure to stranslc It He
did not wish 10 see tins memorial sransled He
wished 1t 70 60 10 a committee where 1t would re-
cclye the consideration which II mcrItcd, III order
that 1t might atttrWar srcceNc the judgment Of the
House unprelu.lred and family expressed
Mr. Appleton sand that lhe subject matter 81
tn, petition wns one Of the dccucst interest 10 IT,
community 1t WIS most intimately connected
with the commercial interest but not exclusively
50 Every cll.s and every section Of the country
wrrr interested IN the question whether Tie charter
If the Bank oiIhe United States should h. reulEod
lie thought that the imporanre of the interests H.
VOWED made II proper that the petition should b,
referred 10 Select Committcc Who would give 10
the ,,,biect tn If undivided attention The appro
ny,oic dut,,g ofthc Committee of Wavs and Means
had reference to m. finances Of the country. Which
were certainly conncctrdro a certain d.grcc with
tb,s lnstltnion-bat. in In, oplnion. It's bearing ON
the general prosperity was matter If greater and
n,rnmount interest Its relation to II sound rurrrn
cy involved, perhaps the most important question |
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