Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-07
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Fri.g1 TIE Rrrhupud T,raes, Jan. ;.
THE DEBATE.


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I',.nl the Rrcsptoud T,r1es, Jan. ;.
THE DEBATE
All eyes arc turned, all feelings concentrated TO
wards the pending dep,c on our Federal heiai'ons'
/, rs nov under full sa4 g. a crowded lobby, gale
ry aud bar, show The greaj interest," ief We give
brief history.
nfr. r Mcdowell Of RocfbrIdsc, finished Bis
speech on Tuesday, IN support OF hls amendment
to Mr.. Marshnlls subslitdte--Mr. iickerson oi
Carolina, followed him IN opposition to tho snr'tI'
rutc in n very able and lpcd argument The hour
beng late, he yielded to tn. MOTION OF Mr. faneey,
tina, the COMMITTEE rise and resumoda and eoncla-
ded his speech on yesterday
He was followed by Mr. Stuart, VINO offered an
amcndnasn', IN the language of resolution adopted
at late meeting thecitIacns OF Augusta, his con
,al,ncn,s J and urged lis adoption IN speech Of
some length lie aftsrwaeis, ut the snsgest,on OF
MIR Campbell Of Brooke made an effort to with
draw his aa,endmcnt, bu, Che ConIQittec rofos cd
to allow !, to be withdrawn.
Mr. Campbell then moved n division OF The
question, which was lost-and the question on ~
adoption ofthe amendment being before the Com
micc.
MIR. BRUCE ofHalifas rose, and in al able afgu
men,, which reflects great eredit upon his genus
patriotism ard winch we Nope 10 Jay at sotoe !"
lurr day before The irnicr' submitted lis kic~h 10
III, Committee Iedetsude ihf righ Of reeets on,
bat did not accord with the od2oyaes oil Aa'.l'a-
ZION.
A fer aome remarks from Mr. Campbell, The vote
was Taken mud the amendment OF NJ. stuart
which went the mAois hog for The Froclaination
approving i, lhroug bout was lost AycS21 Ng's
l0l.
The question then recurring on the substitute of
MI Mafshall,
Sir W,fchcr IN a brief and iorcbe Argument,
auppat,d the Resolutions Of tho Select Comm.t.e
Bcfotc the question was taken, the COMMITTEE,
on the motion Of Mi Knox. rose, reported prog ess
&c, aud the debate Will be resumed Ia day. Ihr
resuI, IS IN iH'1eo
Ffam Tie Co7tctpandsm 81 IN Sdn'fftn Panioi
CoframtA, g. g. Dec, %.
The House met, aud much business of inferior
public importance was tl-iueuc'cd, when tho pro
clnmatlon Of the Governor Was received, jsslmd
| IN obedience TO n resolution of,hc House. aud
to warn the citizens OF this sroJe ngains the prln-
cipcs contained IN The Presidents proclamation.
| After the .,ding Of The Governor proc amnilon,
3ol Preston ,urodIc,da resoIuhon, ec!ulrlG. tie
Sncroiary Of STATE. Of tins Siste, to forward
a copy I'll the same To Inc President 81 tue tnit'l
states, ,o'tta yegWt tint Nc t0mmAafate 10
he Com tesSof Inc IBltcd S.a'es, which was
doptd
The report ofthr COMMITTEE Of FeIryal pct.-
tons on the Pr sI3cnt s proclamation, was taken
up, aud the resolutions offered by Col Pes on yes
tcni,y pcrc adep'cd by the usual Vote
An adrittiolsoi re-, .uion was proposed by Mr..
Preston the substance OF which was, that the Pre-
sidcnfs proclamation GRATED the more surprise, on
recount ofthn fact, thai the State Of Cseossia had
practIscd upon tie theory Of tins State, MS aovn,-
sHd IN the o'oiltnre Of nulifIalom esen Under tho
shedding of blood, cJtinmi auraviag tfc Et,cn-
tire ccasnre, and az it generally ihousht, Vi7a
he apprabatinn Of Lrc President--C.inaltp
FRinAs MoHSlNa. Dee 81.
The two Houses finally adjourned iris Inoynins
II FIVE o,lock, having bren in SESSION ali night
About midnight Committees Of Conference were
appointed on the subject of the tune AM manner
of taking shs test caLh, the two Houses differing
as 10 the time The result was, that the oath is 10
be taken whenever the civil and military offrera
now in commission, are called up TO dlScI1hrseany
duty under the ordinance. All ot'iccrs elorted al
ter the LIST of February, 10 fake il a. The tine uey
take on, commsaions
Georgia The NATURALIZATION Resolutions
of Mr. Ryan have passed the Senate Of Georgia
rs 10 %. A suos !u'e, calling II Conveuon OF
all the States, was ncgatly eb-4y 10 ~ A rrsplu-
osn asserting that the SeHatc had not the consti-
tuuonal right to lmpugn the motives or reflect upon
the acts ct sorcfefga State, was rFgaived-- Is
10 2S
MILITARY REMOVABLE Charleston
Courier Of the 2lth says " The u States
Troops, which had been located in the Arsenal, on
Charleston Neck ut the request of the State and
CITY Authorities, were removed yesterday, with
all the asmamcn,s attached thereto, to Fort Npul-
trie.n
Sourn CARoLrNA.-Thc following ststemen, is
founded on the CENSUS of 1880, and the election re.
turns ofOc,oher, 1872
South Carolina has 5Sl 1856 inhabitants:
DEDUCT 3l5 ,40l slaves,
raves 265. "a flcc persons,
deduct 7s2l free blacks,
leaves 257 6aa whites,
oil whom l21,213 arc females,
leaving l30,G90 white males,
OF whom o6,223 are under 20 or over
- 100 years Of aye,
leaving "a. 1877 capable Of Beating
Earms,
oil whom 1870 are Unionists.
! leaving oG.227 Nullihers.
pedott lS,2l0 10 BALANCE the Union
lists,
ana 1887 are left to take care of
3Io,VW slaves and the Unionisis in the 0,her
twenty-thIee States Of the Union
! great Ant Modification meeting fas been held
NJ buhao, New York Judge ROCHESTER, was a,
inc hea+i OF the Committee by whom were reported
i'eso'o'ons condemn'ng the course NJ the Nuf-