Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07
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I'LL. REVENUE COLLEcTlON-,6o.
THE FORCE BILL.

o'i ""lt'D' eei signed 10 tie tomb Of liz fa.
Iets-fa. q ats ~ believed tlat II Is oLfs,ts..
the s%sortions ml.rh lie Nulhryefs have py...l
gainst II hpt beeouse sc presumed the os..,.
Ct Nj. ely 5 foml1omi.c bill, On the sum.
The Iaftii, with To- concurrence of thc Nalff,.,
thcIhsets 5 would render it Unnecessary
we 10 not See nov the House Of Repr.q1faG,..
could have Ie>liated to adop, it, 5fiert II. aI...
peal III itsIasor, made by Nj. BLAIR, of Soet5 r,a-
Ina, who conterded that such a measure was nee
sary to protect the ptoperty & lives of shc UaiHnr..
" against the de5poi.c acts of tic dominant fac, or
IN South Carolina, should tie Conycniion. win.
IS to be f~c-assemb'ed in March, not be as re,5l,
disposed as the" r'preset tat'ves in Consrass q,
acct of the terms offered by Congress, IN A..
tlay's bill. Lit the feriT (saiJ Mr. el,..
which yoa hd'e passed 20 INTO operation. and Co.,
TO pass tins 'aiorclng btll-tLc resnl. VIII be rLe,
thy lhe Nu fye,s) viii tell you, tic bHl de- no,
come up g u'4t reqais IONS, aad they vii
coed TO practical nliI'fcat9ou. 1hcy mao dael,.
themselves ont of lie Ualoa, aud pronounce tc
Union party o! tbeir Stale, ttaiiors-cohhsc,.
th.if prop iy-and take then lives. sometime. T.,
'HI N
thought, was due TO ihal pariy, tie mpnbsls or
which had pctIiletl Their all, indifferent to COM,
1penees. Pass tins bll. lsaid hc,) and yoa Wi
protect idem'-Air. Blair elsewhere remarhci
hat failure to pass tins bill would be- reeafd..
by lhe Union party as IN indirec, c~crsa4e#u'ut
HE COURSE they had pursued"
Seeing, tacfetoft, that the bill was called Tor ,y
lbe @fa,cr part IN South Carolina ifsc!-.n .fty
winch best knew The temper of the Dictator and n
satellites IA thai delud,d and misguided conn,,r
wealth, and the ~propritty Of putting q hook il, H.,
mouth Of the Lesiathan-we repeat, "" ao not So.
how, under such circumstances, the House at p
pres natives coull have hesita,cdt To pass the an
fotclns o,lI. Accordingly, after a warm .lsbatc
which ITS passage was opposed by Mcssrs Car
son, Clayton, Foster, McDufie, e.. and urged b,
Messrs. BLAIR Of s. G., Wayne ofGeo, BearI>,c,
&c. &c. the question was taken on Friday la f.anI
the bill passed by the decisive vote Of Il9 "a 4.
The following are the yeas e1Annys:
Nes.I> A,!ams, Chiffon Alan.
man Ain, Al1se", Anderson, Appleton. Arm
strong, Ashley, Banks, Noyes Barber, karlln,e,
Barstow, Isaac c. Bates, James Bates, Beal4sfq,.
Bell, Bergen, Bethunc, .Jarncs Blair, John rI,,'
Bouck, Briggs, John Rrodhead, John c. Broo-
head, Butcher, Bullard, B1rd, Barges. Caia.o
Cambfeleng, Carr, Chandler, CAoat,, Colher. t.,,..
ti'eros Cooke, Bates Cooke, corwlIl. Cldig. ff8r.
Crawford, Creighton, John Davis. Doarboft p,,-
ny, Dewatt, Diextrson, Douil, day, Draytan. pm.
per, Ellsworth, George Evans, Joshua Eyune I'll.
ward Everett. Horace Everett, Fir,ilav. Fifzse,
aid, Ford, Gilmore, Grennt1l, William Han ~.
land Hall, HprPer, Hawkins, Hester, lEoao.s
Hoffman, Hogan, Iiolami, Fora, Howard. HUI
bard, huntington, ihrle, ~lneusol ir,ir. lsaac.
JARVIS, Jen'tr, Richard Nj. johnson, joseph Jafr-
son, kavanogA, kendsll, Adam King. joan n.
Henry King, Kerr, Lensii :, Loaslu, L,ean,.,
Lctchcr, Lyon, Nutn, Marshall. Maxn.a# 8t..
Carly, VIM Mccoy, S~icIntjre. Mckay. NeKer..,
N'fcer. A~iiiigaf, Mitchell, Muhienu,,r. ~.
Nr"lon, te,tet, iond3eter, Pie son, ut
Io'ts, s%;nndol!h, John Reed, Edward c. R..
Russell, %S,mn.s, scwail. William L. Sh=sl...
Ang. II. Sb"pperd, Shade, Smith, oplc. Sis,.c
ia ndcitr, Stephens, 'tc@arl, Sutn.riand. a4bl.
F'tnei5 lho"fas. Philemon Themes. John Tloo',
son, ionpk'ns, Tracy, Vorplanck, Vlntol. Wan.
N"ld@ciI, Washington, Watmough. W.t.'
W'ih'n, Elisha = iit'lcsey, Frederick " hrtle,.v
CemP. + Wine, Edward D. WHIT, Williams.
W orthlnston, 1oung-li9. -
NAYS Mess. Alexander. Rober, An, 4.
cher, Arnold, Buhcoos, John S. Barbour. Bar1u,I
Bouli'n, Carson, CIlnn, Claiborne, Clay. C.8,..
Coke, Conner, Coo. e., Coulter, Danl.l D. -.
W. X. DAVIS, t'e,d.,, + s,cr, Gather. c..
''Iha / ho'nas Il Iiall, lIawts. Hughes. G,..
Johnson, Lamar, Lewis, Mardis. Mason. bi,l.-
ne, Newman, Nackolis, Patton, Plummer. Rrne,,r
Roane, Roo, staa'ery Wuey Thompson W,
Nleeier, Nickiae, W ilde-ls.
Immediately o.5sf ne PASSAGE of the biz y,
whom Sc iesari as one of the mn.
calculating and ilasI,J domagosues IN tie word
rosr, and remarks, that as they were aooat u bu.
fy the Gons'"'saa. he asked the ptivlIesc of NJ
It's ptop'', wlirh he didby offsti,g u an1c...
Inc o'i' ~ striking "ut lis present title, and laS,t
ting ihe follow ing IN iicu thereof ~ net OH
'trt the sovereignty 1T tie States of ill> { pIep
" consolidated Government, without INN.
'aton OF powers, and to make the civil subordinate
TO the military power"-an amendment ia which
the House refused even to listen; cutting il of
ny ordering the previous question. Had Mr.. Me.
Duhies iaSorite theory Of Modification ,rjumnhed
II would have been indeed time TO have written The
et"aph Of our d'fuDcl Constitution "a duiy. how
ever, winch We now hope has been ,a5.6a4d,
peapoaea.
i he imIuense najorities which The onforcieo hin
/ both Houses of Compress ,ho,ol not
"' '''ai.'p'e ''S' OF ITS prorriety and necessity, IS
certainly " strong evidence Of bo,l-esp,,IalIv a.
e"ch man who voted for il, as "a citizen of sas3e exc
The States, whose official character cease, almost
simultaneously with his vote, has as direct IN in
crest n restraining the general government within
lis legitimate oibit as those who de,o,,oo ia. tHt
most loudly and rehcmcn'ly. Tie people ought to
LOOK at the b'll Itself, in order to ascertain rs tr1.