Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21
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~ We whose term OF eersisv ssf.fes onth'
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anrr, lis non aa..un YVES :eTnerfed ny Mes
Nfurs arra sai Booker.
~ Snrl nominated John s. Pcn'''osoH, tss
r.s suppm,cd by Mcssrs Gsmer 'ea's"e'
r.-ry A debate very cons,defeblc beat On
..Ai.A continued for unwnras nf IN hoaf
~ ske vote bang ,sker, !, slood as follows
n, W,lson--Mcssr. Baaks. lSpeakcrl R'lsy,
.sa.,n. Rsndopb, Booker, Stuart, Mayse, Pres
-. N;ller w zoe Of Boz, pc',cson OF bnck' .
resv' Dearins, Chesthnn Richardson. Pate
ofchea Wilson Of Cur. brodnar, Ritnhie,
~. ami,A n Fred. Watkins of Gooch, Alder
- Seward. Nallen, Grsyely, Holleman, Har-
al Uooe Garter ofI.. Il T., Heisk,t, Hays,
.wson Yoindester, Goode, Knox, Aoxand.r'
b,rlton Shesvsrd, Webb, Cabc'i. Muriaugh,
eolI;ns. Denton, Harvey, Anderson, PARROT
bsde. Adams. Hiner, Witcher Swanson, Geek
. Na,h. Watkins Off T., Lewis, Snnnas, Car
ofp W.. Moore. Mcmahon McMullen. Grii'
n. Conway. Crump, Pesrsm, Meculloeh, sinr-
BAN, s.anser, King, Brown Of Pet, Ro'befiooid--
| For pende,on Nes.rs. Gilmer, Persingrr,
smm MoCne. Fealkner, Henshaw, campbell
;holson Shell MoComss, Diekcrson, Rome ofC
INK, Thora,on, Jones, Daniel, Marshall,
k.enhensoe of r. q N, Hale, Woods, Barton,
rio rmmons, Smith Of g., Bruce, Sims, Vance,
ksoape. Rosn- of H., ooH, kinchcloe, Williams
|ircrory, Gailaher, Berry, Fry, Dabney, Beard
HARRISON. Taylor, Roy. Smith, Of NJ, ~ Henry,
81 jicy. Isartr f.nhet,son, Brown Of Pres, Bootho,
kjcDoweli, Mcfarlane, Bare. Newman, 1homp-
To-. Stevenson of ;, Gtoge Maybcry-56,
sona,c-o0 for w ilson, 10 for Pendlcton. JOINT
ole. wisen %. Pendleton &C
So DANE Wilson, Esq was declared duly eject
FEDERAL RELATIONS
ST, Me- amant asked If il was in order TO offer
kb aseni 1t to the 9Th Resolution
4 The Car answered in the affirmative.
4 NJ, NeCamant said he had intended to express
Nj yicsss at large upon the general question, but
= ,such time had been consumed by arguments OF
L. .l,n1 nhlor and wiser than himsrlf that he had
w. pnops ly) declined doing so Efc uov'd to
Axe ou, u HAT part of the Resolution referred TO-
mich reflected uron the coaduct Of tho President.
4 Ic Ind the highest confidence in hun both ns mar
/ nd public funclionary. Tic had struck 10 him
! through good report and through evil report
and could no, b. induced to give his sanction to a
Resolution so lhbara in its censure Of him.
MIR. Mcdowell said he WINS sorry the gentleman
had presented his proposition IN manner so
general. There were some things IN that Rcsn.
an,ion to which he would never give his consent,
/, nj some again " hich met with his concurrence
d Ie wished the Resolution could he divided IN such
= wav as 10 separate the Objectionable from the nc
eeptable PARTS As the case stood at present, he
would vote against the proposition TO amend
The Ave aud Noes being taken on Mr McC S.
IT was rejected
Aves-Nlossrs. Randolph Pers'ngcr Stuart,
il'Cuc, Mnysc, Preston, Pate, Faulkner, Hen
shaw. Miller, Wilson Of Bot, Campbell, McCo
mas. Marshall, Wallace, Helms Woods, Barton,
Earle Emmons, Watkins Of e., McCamani, Al
.lerson. Vance, Sloane, Mullen, Gon, knchclor
pc,ry, Fry, Hciskill, Hays, Lawson Beard, liar
rion, Taylor, Smith of NJ. & j., Wiley, Alexa.
Ter, Shcrrard, Cahcll, Panlo,t, Leii,r Adaas,
53ackley, Brown Of Pres, Boothc, Mcdowell.
sloarc, Mcmahon, Mocfir1anc. McAullcu, Bate,
..ewman, George Msyborry, Stanger-59.
Nays-Mcssra. Banks, (speaker,) Riley, Cole
Sn, Gmor, Booker Camm, GliolAvn, Shell, Pat
son of T., Yancey, Dcaring, Chcatlam Decker
son. Roanp ofC. &. &, " X, Richardson, Pate
.nn of Chcs., Pcndlc,on, Thornton, Wilson of C.,
lIodnax, Jones, Richie, Daniel, Payne, Hale,
Smith Of f., Smith ofG., Steward, Bruce, SIMS,
soane Of H., Williams, Gravey. Holloman, Gre
rory, Gallahcr, Harwoei. llooe, Dabney, Garter
4 L. Il n. Poindextcr, Street, Roy, Goodc KNOX,
ienry, Ch, rltm, Webb Murdaugh, Collins, Dun
IN, Harvey, Anderson, Dade, lIncr Wnchcr
wsnson, Nash, Watkins OFF. E., Lewis, Stands
;aser of +. w, Cline, Thompson, GrIlo Ste
henson Of g., Conway Crump Peg,au, Stnrman,
girg, Brown ofPe,., Ruthe,foord-1l
Mr.. Campbell offered an addition to the 9Th Re
lutcn Hts effect was to dony the RICH, Of pea
ub!o secession and every other right OF the kind
, scer' the revolutionary rish'l
Mir. Campbell said, he wished the meaning Of
re word Secession clearly and accurately defined
. had oecn his fortune TO hear almost as many ex
. snations Of it, as there were members IN that
j louise. lie wished the thing brough, palpaby
sfare the people lie desired moreover to ascer
ein whether tina, House were prepared to pro,
, ounce it Revolutionary right or not lie, fol
is part, believed il was. South Carolina nSi do
Jared tina, she had right to scccdc, and tina, she
ould exercise that right whenever II suited her
Ancy or convenience He wished TO know beyond
, 10 possibility ofdoubi, whether the House were
y .epared to sustain her doctrines. lie therefore
. aled for the Ayes and Noes.
Mr. Brown tof Petersburg) said, he had hoped
lie question of Secession would not be agitated
A., lille these Resolutions were before the House
I ie should vote for the amendment of the gentle
,san from Brooke, but from other motives than
.os, alleged by himself lie had maintained that
he States, as parties to the Federal Compact,
we're Sovereign. He had laid down the principle,
ant each had the RICH, 10 compel tho other to per-
.arm his part Of tho Compact lfboth parties uro
vercign, each had the RICH. to Judge for itself
IN il did not result, as necessary consequence,
l'al the judgmen, was obliged to be correct There
' as no tribunal before which State could be ar
'lgned, N which could decide between the two
s;uycreigns. The consequence was, that she had a
to secede, bu, not a, he's own viii & pleasure
lIeS right Of secession was dependent on clrcum-
.;ances There was hu, little practical difference
between the Revolutionary right and the peaccabls
ight Of Secession, save in the method of redress.
thcr RICH. was peaceabie one, war nigh, be dc
e.aEsd against her, as separate aud independent
NATION II the right was merely Revolutionary
,hose who exercise it might bc treated a. persons
rebelltns against the cor sttued authorities OF The