Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25

premises, lie has arrived ut his erroneous conclu.
sIous. But we have neither time n or room this
morning to accompany them with commentary.
MIR. CLAY'S PROPOSITION.
On Tuesday lasl, the following proceedings took
place IL the Senate, from which we eugur a favor
able termination 10 Mi cley's mediation
Nlr Icy from tie Select Committee 10 which
was referred the bill 10 nodfy the scvcra, acts I'M
posing duties Oh Imports, reported the bill with Va.
. rlous amendments
Nj Clay stated tint he WINS also authorized to
say that al proper time another amendment
would be offered on the subject fthe valuation of
goods which wonld be calculated to concllia,o the
conflicting opinions which had prevailed in refer
'nce to that point. lie was happy 10 say that al
though there was 30 short an interval for tho nc.
, ton of the two houses on tins bill, the Committee
entertained strong hopes that il would be found
| prna cable TO effect some accommodation of this
question before the close of the present session.
lie was directed IN mcve that the amendments he
printed, aud further 10 move that the OH mud H.
amendments be made the special o,d,r ior 10 NOR
row, with the understanding that il tho mcnsuro
now pending before the Senate should mol he dis
posed OF by that time the bill now reported would
not be pressed TO interfere with that discussion.
The amendments were then or,lctcd to hc print.
e"' ana the o'li ana amendments were made the
special order iol To morrow
g'T The fartc E9f, los II IL untroly called wns
on Moadny last, in the Senate. ordered To n tIi,d
reading. Generally REGARDED az the test alesfionz
by "A vote OIL ,ios The following were The vens
and naya. by which /, epnears ,hat e,oht Senators
were absent.
YEAS--AIossra Roll p,,,t,er fba,,t,.,e
,,',, ,... i,.,,J,.l'9 ~,
Holmes. John ston. kane Nau.ln,n prontia Riyce
Robbins, Robinson, Rugglce, Sisbee, Smith
npragu'' i. ID, soi' we ''or Wmte5
NAVS'' M..s,, pa4 rauo,,, r,.. A.,
gau. Mlle, Moore. rroup. Tvlcr-a
Al he"tea' Debate Is s'" p'oGF's7'ns--a' al
Calhoun AMI Webster, which il was supposed
would terminate It's o'er.-Thc speeches of these
great champions are hype'bocolly euog'led by
their respective friends, and for each the victory IL
claimed, as the writers belong to this party or 10
that' we have yet seen no report OF either
speech; bat the hloxnndfa Gazette gives us the
concluding sentence oil Mi Wobsters; When,
(sald he) the contest for Constitutional Liberty
did arrive. he desired To be placed IN the iioni
rank, where the blows might fall thlckcst aud fas'
est-and that, II lac WIS destined topeflsh, he
would exhoft his eoan,ryn,eu, with his latest
breath, TO the reseue-to the rescue -" he Gazette
adds, that spontaneous burst Of applause nfo5e
from the galleries aud Hobbies.
by reference 10 the proceedings Of the Legislature,
that the proposition to instruct Mr. Rivcs for the
sentiments OF Mr.. Tyler were too well known to
render such step necessary in his To vote
49,. -. la,.. Ia. ..a, ;,aaen;,o,, .a.,,a,oa
~ n,,.'.....
- Daft 6;,ecn hayioa los, tho PRINTING of the
n nfR o,ves no,iec Tim, having f,r the la.ttvo
,,eo,s ,rio,cd the Wa hinoton Tcb ~,,nl n, n Loo.
Of several thousand dollars per nnnum. he will b.
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