Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-09

II =
hi,l TO any ot Ia Standing Committees q, The Sea.
at ,.suailv srito. .ui htls interest, bccaase, II
,asi case the merits Of H., qnss.'on enpld TIC a.
veil examined and dacljel b ~. toamui'ea AZ
aao;har Bat the question: now lipnr iiis senate
a.s assuming vtsl importance ton1 tie eaurse
which tic debAte hsl taken Tic senisnn heai
AIlssaa3 Ir BeSfoV IA nftto lueel { III u
taks of The iaiv from kUln ssaii, apl, a. sinl b
,,ssx,re must ofcsarsc alissi tn revenue IA. tyf!
Yraasr,g moyel 10 commit II io III c.. al {.
lInancs TIE this the ssal.ae lfaa heuhshs
fMr. Clay, hal srrenuotsiY oaee =. an iasii'ei
TIA, the bill should - 10 tho aaii-e ~ AaNi-
lectures Hohad mge3 tat : bin sl'o'ibi laae
tins direction because "a talraet - nno.@o'lhg ~ S.
ien and embraced anr ii Ia aast itaIaH'lt e OH
u.aciures Of tn coaaay. Bnt san III y dfr' moi
he duty on Sal. a,se toaah IT, f#fenaH and what
Is more isnnaliant do. II not eparuts as h'nfy
far upna thl whale body Of ths Peopla And ar
W.. notwithslundlnz Ia yamiHs lhc su1et with a
SINGLE rfs 20 the pralectf9n IS Z Ii MAY be aHWz
ID By the existing Law 10 Il aHuul1eihf,f {
But there was one view OF "a guhlot winch
vas conclusive to show that iua appropriate f'igr
encs Of this subj sct was h the Commute OF n
nance, and mere he was horpy 10 hHd himself
supported by the admission of iae senator IRON
Kentucky L1usclf, made but icw days ago
That gentleman balthen suid fwhat he has re
pealcl here 10 day) that tho Peaod had arrived
fuf a general modification of Tie Tamil 10 be
founded on tbe approaching extinction 81 Inc pun
iit debt aud be did on tlIal orsaspn eeprasslV d.
clare that twas impossible 10 al wisely upon tlfe
sa1eet without taking one broad and connected
view OF Ii, whole subject .hal il was Impossible
70 decide what reduction ought TO be mule upon
one article. without ialony INTO consideration the
4, .rfte1 n
vas impossible 70 determine what rate Of duties
slould b. imposed upon the projected articles,
without also tai nag INTO consideration the nnprn
,ec,od articles, an short that tn whole system
nus, undergo careful and ial,cious revision
Now, if these views of the gentleman be correct, II
cannot be doubted thai they lcud rresstibly - the
conclusion that thus bin ought not 10 goto ths
Committee o. Manufactures That COMMITTEE
ms has been admitted, have nothing whntcycrto d.
with the publ rsyenur II Is fhrir business Zoe
onriing to thf known views the chairman Of that
Committee l. 1ol In the interests ofthe malglar
tlr rs alone and To sfe that th protecting system Is
preserved uaimpairea That enlarged and com
prehcnsvo wv, therefore lac whole ground,
which Is necessary IN enable rs 10 decide ON the
notifications proper TO b. mad atthlstuue in or
revcua4 sy 5teff cannot be taken 10y tho Committee
ON M4nHtI Hircs. The Whole anl oct Is moi b.
f5sc tlaa i my must ofnccossity, IN the parilr=
laln,s 81 lstf appropriate duties, take patjal
5mitcl and enc sided view Of the question II Nc
admit for tie sake of argument, ibat tIe slrms
Of the manufacturers for protection properly belong
70 the Committee on Manufacture, surely tins rule
cannot apply a great crisis like The present in thr
t-faIs ot this eouniry-wheu theappoochF,2 eX.
inetion OF The public debt is about . relieve tho
Treasury oil caergs often or twelve millions Of
collars annually, and WHEN, by common Consent a
new system 81 finance Is to be devised and new
Tariff enacted adapted to this new and Improved
condition nf tn country. Thu COMMITTEE on u
nance Us We all know, have tins whole matter a
rsndy before them. The chairman tells US indeed
that they have already made great progress IN ina
turing a bll and every gentleman must ,re that II
Is utterly impossible for thtn IL complete The task
which has BEN nssiguod them, without u}ing in'o
consideration the entire subject aud de- #nu'eg
what daics shall be imposed thu protected rs
well tn unprotected artclts--,ais among 4
rest Mt II rep ited therefore lint At tina crisis
II would be Impossible 10 refer on, elass Of e.rs Ia
one committee, and another claaa IL another with
on, producing the most Ntrenhl, coll sion. i
thu views which had this day been rrc#n'sd t'w
Ssnale by the ,rat man ftom kentielB ahanl pro
y1'i what would be the consequences W are
- ~ - ''' "i.'S '' W .,4,
49,, %.,, e,o " ''"' n's .'.s - - =
.'''0V' - u Is l"o os'" y IN ''.,
-. ~ '''','.' - "''. !" 'hi u'''u ~
- a"'1 - NJ. va, ''.,,,a " '''' a.. 80.
''. - ,,'''''iz' |'1'.'."'' ''''' ~ g
o. 70 :. 'Ae,',,t'1F 'ola''o ~ 'af care 81 la'
wv ~" '','', w
should be made on wines and silks nle.
tltr 4
my a '' s'..'o e''' q, '''"''he "a i''.sa"n !
oe "'''' ou 's,s'''is "'al=h'' anu non II "'H'
,'e ~ en-, s VI, - ~, vs., ~, my o'
- ~ II. Oo'.'', W. '''''.''' =
WV -, ~ '''s ''''''''" ei''''2 "'o'' men
'''i N''''y 'l'''''a''' uas N''f.'' y Ws'S
wen AhoWll WIN t.s"nmen" NJ f'e1gaoh "h'tf'