Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28

! hiot love patriot pride-the hope of freedom /,
| the remotest rceesses of civilized world. Fo
the blow which shall successfully cilace one Of TN
stars and stripes from the flag ofour Union, cal
only be the precursor of that CONFUSION whicl
shall rend that flag in pieces aud PROSTATE the glo
aus column by which tits supported .
Massachusetts and Ae TariF-Thc following
resolutions were reported in the Massachusetts
Senate on Tuesday by Mr.. Everett, from the Joint
COMMITTEE to whom was referred SO much of III.
Governors Address MS relates 10 the recent pro-
ceedugs OF the Con, ontion OF the People of South
Carolina
Whereas the Committee on Ways and Means
Of the House Of Representatives Of the United
States, have, reported a bill for the further re-
ductlon OF the duties ON imported goods, the pas
sage Of which into a law would materially affect
the interests of the people Of thus Commonwealth
And
Whereas 1t is important that the opinion Of the
General Court should be expressed upon the sub
eet in order that the Senators and Representatives
ofthis Commonwealth may be the better ensbled TO
understand aud give effect TO the wishes of their
constituents; therefore
Rcsolv by the Senate and House of Represen-
atves ofthe Commonwealth of Massachusetts,, in
law of the bill for the further reduction tho duties
on imported goods, now pending in the House OF
Representatives OF the United States, would pros
trGie the principal branches ofour domestic man
u'arturts, condemn to bankruptcy and ruin ihot-
sands'of most industrious and onierprsing
citizens, aud materially affect IN the most lnju.
rious manner the pr 'spctlty If h @no'e country,
Resolved Thetit S the usage and Tie duty Of
enlightened and prudent governments, To proceed
with great dclberatlon in their legislation on all
important subjects, and TINT no greater political
evil can well be imagined than frequent and rapid
changes Of the laws, especially such us affect the
property aud industry of the citizens TINT for Con-
sress afer having recently revised the revenue
laws with great confederation, and made new al
rahgcment Of tEem by un Unexpectedly large and
sai,faelofy minority to take up the sub 'et again
hstor" the 'ew ia@ has even gore into operation,
md al short session, when the llile tine nj then
5posa, IS plainly Insufficient for careful eXdmi=
natlou OIL, would be a proceeding uafiie'liy Il
variuer with thu tlninesl rules III discretion, and
only to be justified 10y the intervention of some
vply great change IN the political situation of the
, country
Resolved Thai since the passage oil the lazy oi
the last session of Congress, winch has not yet
gone no operation no change has occurred in tic
political situation of the country Ct nature 10 ui
Zee, tho or,on Of die C,ovc,nmen, mon the subject
exccu, the ass.mbl,no and nets of the sou,h Cpr.
Dina Convention. by which that State tl,entcns Ia
seced from the Union. unless tie PROTECTING policy
he Immediately abnndoned. and tot Their proceed
mos. Gar from ,iFnain, sufficient motive for ne "
leqislntjon on the subject at the nresent moment
would form, OF Themselves a strong objection 10 it
tia, no momrn could we'll be imagined less favor.
able 70 n eool aud dis,as 4ionate rxlp1seuion OF
INV General SUI sci. t}.auloe.in which II should
be acciientuily embarrassed by II parlcli!pr Incl.
dent of novel Dungeons and irritating character
aud lha, prudent and patriotic Government would
on M account expoge the great interests of the
people 10 the risk which HEY you'd run by being
aeh.,sd md ,ci,1ea ,,n u, il,e midst q, ,,,i com.
,nofions
Resolved That The bin now renorted by the
Committee Of WAYS and Means Is no, merely nm
lnjad ci rs and impotr attemr. IN lrgis tie under
e,re,,,,.,a,crs iyor,bie +, nr,Im nfcaol CON.
sidsr,;i5n If The subject but vea,4 nrea The face
of, the ,sa.c, of g1j,,,iss;,r and than i Grants
substantially what s CeroIin1 den en,l3 ,bet tax.
inp into yiey. IN eonnexioo w,th its tenor and OBJ
f,rword md pressed uuon the consideration oil
f,,,,rse and tba, in ,reci,itsl.. manner incon.
sf,ort - o, IL, NJ a,,i,,,l honor and djcni,v
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