Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28
LYNCHHVR(:, VA. THURSDAY. MARCH 2s. is::

his evcs over the speech and lac would surprise
! he had no doubt The Senator, 10y telling HIM that
with the exception of some hasly aud nnguardec
expressions that he rctrncted nothing he had utter
| ii on that OCCASION He only asked that he might
be ndsc, in reference To It, IN that spirit Of fairness
which was due Ia the necnsioni taking into conal
dcratlon the circumstances ufder winch IT was dc
livct.d, and bearing IN mind that the subject was
tariff for revenue and not for protection for re
duclng and not tua,ng the revenue. But, before
he explained the thon condition of the country from
which his main arguments ia favor Of the measure
were drawn, it was nothing but an act ofjnstee 10
himself that he should state fact IN eonncxion
with his speech, that was necessary 10 explain
what ho had called hasty and uugunfded express
slons. Ills speech was an fRtpromptH=- and as
such, he apologized To the ll5nsa, rs appears from
the speech printed, for offering his sentiments
on the question without having duly reflected on the
subject. VI WINS delivered nj tho request OF rlend
when he had not previously the least intention oil
addressing the House he alluded 10 Samuel u
lnghnm, then, and now, Ms he was proud 10 say,
personal and political fiicnd--a man of talents
and lntcgtily--with n clear hepd and finn and pat
riotio heart among the leading members OF the
House IN the palmy state Of his political glory,
though now for "A moment danrcsand depressed,
did he say-nol II was his Sntc which was dc
pressed sylFanin, and not Samuel ID Ing
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when once broken on tax b MS had been cS
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IIsIN, - .a',ll nh ,,fa,Le, IA, f,c,s ala.
tod onolt nat IN bs,Irr. "a be horne IN mind by
,ho,c ,obo onnl1 6oll INN accountable not only
q, ia. ,,c,,cs1 s.o, n tho so..rb Lut G,r ,ve,y
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,.,,,,,, ,.,,,,,,a,, ,lc snerrh All, asked was
mat he ,,,,bt Inc iudorl by The rules which ia lus.
,cc belonpel 10 III, case ri It be recollsclrd that
! ,hc b,u vas y rcye,.ue I'M aad Of routse. that u
! UNA ronatifntiunnl lie uc,d not remind the Sen
ale when the measure - constitutional, that nj
ntp,,,,n,q cnlc,l,t,d la shnv ltg benoGcin opefn
nnr NAV I le.,ififnnt,lv n,csscd rfoyervie, with
AN, tl.,,,. mt, ro,.ir,aton whether the subec
Ia which the n,aoneuis tefet be within the sphef,
of The constitution or not IT, for instance, n qne5
| ,, ,,.,o H. r,c tl. Loay 4, Law , ,lntv IN Libleq
and n,otion lac made To rel ncr the duty or adm
h,bI.s duiv free. who could doubt that the argumen
IA rtvar Of the motion HAT the increased c,rcula
llon of the bible would be IN favor OF the mornltt'
md ,rliqion of The country, would be strictly pre-
+ PERI Or,who would suppose that he who had at
duced II had committed himself on the constitution
nitv of t,l,lng the religion OF mornls oftha counir
under the charge orihc Federal Government a
gnin Suppos, The question 10 be- 10 raise the du
on silk. or any o,hrr article Of luxury, and thai
shoud hc sunnorte,l m The grounl thai il Wns an nj
dcIe mainly consumed bv therich and cxtrayngnn
,o,ld II hc fairly inferred hei in the opinion of III
.,,o.,,., Ca,or,s. bal -, ,isLi In naee sun,u,nar
hue II. o,ly nsl,,l th5, thrae flnin rules l.
anplicd to his argument on the tariff of lalG The
,rr,cd ol,,o.t cnti,,lv nm the benefits which man.
,r,c,nrcs conferred on The connt,v IN tin,s of VIM
mad winch no one could doubt The country hn
,ccc,,tIy ,oeecd ,l,,ougb such n stnte. The worl
,aa =, ,hn, ,,,,o ,l.,,1,, ,,ta,ed hv tho effects
,l.o conl,r, v,h,cl lad a, lono r,oed IN T.,
,,,e a,d ,,h,,l, -, am, cou,d ,,u how soon MIL
,.n,r,, nnn,r,,,,. had lint recently been owe
tbrown the ybol, southern part Of this continef
u.s !, ,,a,. NJ revolution and VIVA thteuteno
with Tho interference If the Holy Alliance wheel
had !, occn,r,J n,n,, ,l,nos, necessarily have il
yolvcd his country IN n most dangerous coun,e
Il v,,s,nd,, those circumstances that he had del
,crcd ,ho s,c,cb ~ which he urged The llou3,
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, - w. haI n nr aq vel NJ peacc an
a., -. ,,,,,t,, =, lac Gvsd On tho eon
''',,d yonor;ols--nak,nc some sa
,,G' - ,,aaao - ordo, ,hn, tho ,css n,co, he mac
:, w, d., ,,r;,e;,,,e Cleo qonu IN uroin
:, lii -, l;,.otr, =, Ia, svstcn, nr onpre
md With has "a. ia obic
tho co,ch ,ng ~ fne norton Of The country Il, III
| .ar - II,