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

Schouls anst C0;tf&eo wos discharged from Tue eo-
alteration Of ssrsoiuien nslrueling ibs, commit
tee TO inquire into the exreieney OF Increasing the
annual appropriation now made by law TO the pr
mary schools
|. INSTRUCTION. TO SENATORS.
Mr.. Knox rose according 10 previous notice, to
present the following preamble and resolution:
Whereas a bill Is now pending before the Senate
Of the United States which proposes to inyes, tie
President with the authority of employing a dis
erection the land and naval forces o. the country, for
the purpose OF carrying into ece, The revenue laws
Of the General Government /; and whereas III the O.
pinion OF the General Assembly Of Virginia, there
exists necessity for clothing the President with
such unlimited powers. Resolved therefore, by the
! General Assembly of Virginia, that John. Tyler
aud WilIatn G. Riyes, Senators IN the Congress Of
the United States from the State of Virginia, be,
and they are hereby instructed to vote against
the sad BILL and Ia thor best eKertions IN or
der TO defeat the passage of the same; and like.
WISE request representatives. IN Congress 10 do
likewise.
Mr.. Knox said, in presenting the resolution
which he had the honor Of submitting, he was fear
fu les. he might subject himself to mscon-
slruction on the paf Of some Of the members Of
that House lie might he considered as DESTROYS
of throwing iirebfand again among the Legisla-
turc after this matter had been fairly settled
sure them, they mistaken Il was not his
design to excite another debate upon this subject
Gentlemen would remember tina, the question had
already been two months bciore the public; that
the principles 1t involved, had been amply and
repeatedly discussed in that Hall Every member
must therefore be prepared TO give his vote, with
out further discussion. If II pleased gentlemen to
give their opinions AT length upon subject area.
dy SO well carvassed and 10 excite another violent
and protracted debate, the fault was theirs and not
his. lie washed his hands of the consequences
l'hc resolution which he had the honor of submit
tng, involved question of vital interest to the
community. The Executive of the rnitcd States
had requested the whole amy and navy to be pla
ced at It's disposal, for the purpose Of crushing Il
Sovereign and Independent State. Whrn Send
tor of Virginia could 81 iir forget the dignity Of
his STATE as 10 vote for clothing Tic President th
the powers Demanded by that bill he should say
bat the State which he represented, bad lost ali
sense of patriotism, # II remained silent on the &c
eason. The period would ihen have arrived, when
sc were wiling 10 lay our ihbelties at the foot OF
power, aud surrender forever the noble ircrogafgo
Of tfecnen
Mr.. WATKINS (of Goochland) said lie rose
merely for the purpose Of asking the Chair ques-
ton on the subject OF order He wished to know
whether motion to postpone the question indefu-
itey would lay open the whole ground 10 debate =?
t'Ihe Speaker replied IN the atiirmative.) MIR w.
said, If II we're so, he wonid decline making that
motion, AS he had intended, when he first rose He
regretted 10 disposition manifested on the part
Of the House to revive the exciting question. which
had Of late been so happily disposed OF. tie bad
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