Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
CONGRE SSIONtI.

VI vac '"''e' '''"'eH-"'o HC H'S since taken H.
1sat IS Senator from South Caro- ina TIN ,,..4
to support the federal constitution was sv,l,o,...,
by him. VIM {. Rives, EST has also taken H.,
scat III Ike Senate.
The OILY SUBJECT of general irnror'arco lcc
the Senate IS af4soo.on offered By Mt poia5,,
ter, cains upon the Secretary of the Treasure r..
Il prejd Of A tariff Law, which La, | j to soos=l.,.
bic debae, and was unleeilsl ut ar ss, d,,..
from WASHINGTON.
In the II of K. resolution was d farcd h. u.
VerpIanck, directing rha, " on and ars, Mani.
next al the ho"r OF one, on each day, the lIoa..
Will proceed TO the consideration of the bin 10
duce and otherwise alter the duties On lmnort. g,
The OBJ Get Of this resolution was doubtless IN ..
cure, II possible, the passage of the Tariff bin r.,
Gently reported by the committee Of ways ard
means, yiously 10 the l., OF February my, .t,.
tie South Carolina ordinance goes into oaer,,ia,
--Nr McKennan, Of Pennsylvania. viii Va.
tn prevent oil Legislation on the subject ,,od,r =,
influence OF that ordinance, novel to un,enJ 4.
resolution by stting on, Monday nextn M,
inserting " first Monday in February nev,a
whcrenpon the following debate, which will slo,.
the temper Of the House, cnsacd:
Mr.. MchENNAN said, that his motive in ma,
lng an amendment of tins description must h, -
| vious. An nc had passed at the ldst srssio,
Congress- reducing me duties on IMPORTS and h..
tore mat ia" hoo gone no operation anofhe, In
was now reported to the House to carry H.. ,..i
t.,t IL t,trtlg L.,
he appealed 10 every member of the Io,,sa h.
peaed u ms own colleagues, to say, wh,t6.r,llr.
had received amy expression oithe opinion or,,
constituents which would Justify 'hen IN actino On
saeh alIoposon Thete wa not d e,,,z,,',. ''a
/ Ill his own district who 81 much as .,,e,,..,,
the subject would be iolcin luri,g t,,is S..
and lac coul no, feel hin@.lfat liberty ia
that such measure s!lould even ne ,,,,.5
| The bill from the Committee of Wnys IN,
AIMED blow, Il fatal bow, at tie inta,s.i -.
constituents. no
| Here the CHAIR lntorposed and nm, dd H..
gentleman TINT the merits OF The h,Il c.ui ~, ,,
be conc mo
MIR Nj IA resumed and said that I've had only,
adv'ft'd 10 the character Of the bill. 10 Show TN
vast iNpprtarce If The measure which Til, r,ot-
lon went 10 hfin9 a, once AID exch,sir, IA. H. ia
The House. II had only been few days e,,ro N,
Ill had been reported, The mornt NJ M, c,i,l{ l, =
copy OF II he sent II TO his constituents. H.. t
not had time to consider il, or to send on +, M d.
| result OF their examination Of it, Until ib., =.
had nothing to justify him in giving his asso,,,o
such resolution.
nv ioLh said that the gentleman had sivc,.Io
| the resolution IN importance TO which !,
entitled 1t was a mere arrangement, Of thu l.#
ness before the House. To adopt the ar,sn,.,...,
which had been proposed would DO ecn,r5l.,,f >,
J Inc expression OF a determination that the Him,
woul' not 90 INTO even consideration vt TIN .r5.
i''cs''oh OF the reduction Of duties at the arcsr5.
session lie trusted gentlemen were nm, rf ,,o,t
! 10 say tins The resolution was literal NM
Crypt OF one passed n: the last Sessio, lrtf,
suhect was to he taken up at ALL il WIS ot,ior5.r
necessary 'liat II shoald DC considered at as early
period as might be consistent with ,l3s reaord il,
o'hef puo''c interests. He believed tint ,hes,
wooio no, suffer from the adoption of the rego8
oon' ana ne hoped therefore that II ,vop,, le o~,s
W ana WIN view to ascertain whether, n,
WIS o' was not disposed to take up the s,,;.c, .,
w ~" al me present Session of Congress he d.
inanded the Previous Question ''9 ''
The motion was seconded IN, N.
So, Noes IS. " tue fouse-Ayes
The question then being, whether the main on,,.
mar val'th ufmondcd the yeas and NAYS, and
they were ordered by Me Housc
MT WILLIAMS called for the reading Of he
resolution and amendment; ana they were real
again.
Mr. CRAWFORD remarked, tina. the vote iu,.
Va '"o"eo INC absence vi 30 members Of Ike
. ,looSe al" Us II was avowedly test vote, he
no more than tar that all should be pres
,ft,ra, Il
was ordered
Inc Clerk proceeded to csll the roll, and having
tees being ordered to be caed aoo;,--
Mr. WILDE moved that all f,rbcr rroccedines
on the call be suspended as he fcaror ,ha, ,5e,va
the hour allotted to resolutions uou, or,sc b,sr,
lhc yeas am nays could be ,aks, on rho o1esoa
before the House WV
MI ELLSWORTH opposed the motion. He
believed no question had ever been ,oi,ated in tbs
house SINCE the organization of the Government,
So ueeply involving the interests of his constituents
''o' OF The country, as the question OF repeating
'''e 'ar'h' 10 enter upon an inquiry to do this and
o"er upon ms inquiry without liberty of debatl
."s" We" alarm the people. He should be glad
" .0''s' some reasons for no, again at this tine
~ "" "'ue' EXISTING circumstances, lcgslallns on
',e VIII" nc was not willing thus to reince the
.Np' 'o ia'e'y taken. lie trusted that on one oil
~ os' "o'tehous questions which cou'd cohe
pe'ore men, It would at least be permitted ina; III
II - o''' should have an opportunity oi 'o'A'S
- 'ne measure was to be thrust down their threats,
ie' 'hem at least have liberty TO record their votes
against H. He should have been exceedingly glad
IL we gentleman from Tennessee (Mr. Polk
~ou'o nave permitted those who were very deeply j
Interested IN the result ofthe measure proposed, an
'i1o''o'h'y OF eAnkessing is,sr scnl.menis oS'