Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-02

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giving II any publicity. lie denied that lin, House
n"h The f'ght To lay their hands upon h,s nropertv.
! 'e' MN We lore he might There wa, M d,sre
sPeet intended 10 the memoriaisis by refusing To
v '"' 'nef memorial. Ii had been received by the
,,o'se, anu thai, he contendcd, was sufficient
Nohhg moro ought TO be expected uo cnteJ MOI
wh.ther II had como from n Mayer of a City or
nc President of the United States He should OBJ
pose the motion 10 print.
Mr.. Clay said lie was even mora onnoscd 10
me printing Of tho memorial itself, than he was to
pruning ofih names appended TO il which ho re
carried as matter Of little consequence compared
with The other
MI Y Ind no hesitation in giving an unqualified
contradiction 10 the supposon that il was the wish
., INC 'nel''gent and cnh shtcned ciiizens of the
III ana Middle States 10 aglla,e this ques-
'on II was conf ned TO few f,natlcs urged & pu,.
oed by The Garisons, he Teppans, and others their
w"e-"ofk'rs, who had recently extracted public
attention, ami whose object was WILL known. He
o'u no., he could not bring himself % believe that il
was The wish Of the great mass of the pcrnla,inn
o The NV England or Middle States, to bring an
nus maiter- Were we TO be tod, because "A hasd.
'n' OF fanatics, who were ready 10 light the torch
'' d'saft c'on and civil dscorj through the com.
try, were moving on his subject. thai II wal mat.
Ter connected wnh tn" ma onsl prosperity or fha,
II was matter of right 10 that scripto on II ind.
v'nais, discuss and asitate the subject in that
louise
Mr. q II conclusion sal for his own pari. af,c,
the admission, which seemed To have been male
on al hhhos, that this was matter beolginy 10
zoe people holding this peculiar species of rr,neriy
anu after the disclaimer that had been ma c OF non
'n'e''cr nee and IN the abscnc of any e,,i,o from
the inhabitants of The D sirrci OF COLUMBIA, and
without any call the u.rI nf INV al a., -.
where property of this KIND existed he Did u,iuk
mat these senl IN nor.h moi TO press III su iact
~ any iorm whatever upon the consideration o. the
II .usc
Mr#W''c said: A',h,igh hire nv feeling
my rrrlni r"s, my passions, aud my fix drlnctrir>
an "t''''7'h''l"n as ! s'a hem ma, o. DIS sub
le', we hor' can discuss il wiih,lt excitement
'''' no, SIR. :" ihrn~, som" otbc,s have thrown
hfeh AMI amongst rs. rise smpl, To SLATE to
my 'onsli'u'nts an the ca.ntry al large the true
state Of feeling an the case as II rxIss he c IN
he north aud IN the sou h.
trust | am we'll assured that tho ncnresonto
ives on tins floor from the North do not wish or
d'sgn 10 interfere with our rights That they
m rely fael htnud IN their represcntativr duty 10
pfessntthcsc memorials, so d,ngerons IN thelr ten
'enc' ana incendiary IN hrlr ciinrac'cr from
So ct 10 a few, ry eW only, ofiheir constituents
comparav ly, Md that they ito no, act fem lhelr
own impulses
S'r, an hi, delicate and violly mportan, subject,
he moderate, consderalr mn p,triot,c IN m of ihp
'nh us veil of the n ,rth have esrmies 10 ron.
t'nJ w,th. In IL North rave f,v mis- GUIDED
trna les, whose al prompts them to rush blindly
'n'" he ms! absnsl 'xttsmes anI ~ the S,uth
am - ~ tn say i, there wanting tbuse
who 81 upoh rvcry pr. trxt - lnn IN, he public
"I"h IN The subj nf slnve'y IN lirs dele ale
siiuiiloh wait - III pr the c0u 81 OF tn trend.
of he cp'h'ry an o'r iastiiuitap,7 WY, sr
Ia fien Is Of s'o1 ard Of the co1salthtipn nnI Of
the existence ut this republic. N his lJust or oui
OF II ~ the North or in TIA" Saaih, INST use
hcW INF cnce 10 mol rate nnd que ch jhese spur
ITS OF both extremes Of fanatelsm and o. dlsorgaGl.
q ,lion.
Sir cannot tolerate much loss give Consequence
and eolhi 10 memorials on1 petitions whrh strike
al the very lui,l ,tlorS OF The social compacl aud
our clpli institutions. Will no hear them | Dr.
sire 10, 10 see them; and would reject them at
oncc. With what sort of respect PVT il IN the
g"n'i-thn ton th' western par Of New York
Nr. Ftilrnor-, could NJ real nccndilry who
sh al esp fully ask hin TO permit him 10 aapIy
! torch 10 ms dwelling Would LA regard hi,r us
n sober mnletl nrIshb,t or ma Iman. rs , nd or
trI"n Is +, | was ny 10 hrar some of The re
marks from the scnllcm N o. New York lie says
IN Il thu People of The Norh lnualy shock
ed by advertisements nf slave dealers the paper
ut TINS - s'rlci. an, sorry, sir, that heir
are SO delicate, when their fdhers did more than
ny Other people o. the cclopes 10 establish slavery
among Us AMI ! appeal TO Southern genilemn.
tor the iru h ofh' remaf kahe ffct, that the emf
gran from the North Ia The Sou H. some from the
zen l'me"'s own d'sr'ct, perhaps, arc rs ready 10
herome masters as amy nhJ are hereditary mas
ters. To strengthen ihrir nerves and change their
whole principles AMI Unions on the sub ct, they
have bun to change their cmcs their h"avcns. And
It they choose 10 remain nj hhnr, they may cease
TO take the odous papcrs IL slavery was abolished
IN the Dlsfrlc know not what " ould restrain the
press still from publishing advertisements. And #
the paper ceased to publi,h for runaioaps and
pm onasc-s Of ,laves, stI the gentleman oud nave
10 cease taking tho papers Of the South or 10 silence
them too.
Sii, say not in passion, but calmly and dis
pnsslonaeiy, that Congress has no right 70 ab1lih
slavery even here, against the consent of the slave
holders, who not represented and | warn gem
item n, that thu South Il speak for nU strongly
as oRr man can speak for manu-. for mlons--' hat
the Samh will Fl IN 10 lie hiH against the abolition
Of slavery in This ID strict uicss the inhabitants
owning slaves Themselves petition for ii, as they
would against any interference with the right Of
slave property m Virginia.
MIR. Bouldn sad he shonId no, have risen
hut for remark mod by his friend aud colleague
Mr. AVtse.) His co'laague had said he was moi
Tor sending d fire btan IN The S1,h; bur Tor this
Fart Of his colleagues remarks he would not have
risen to say another worI. Me-. 3. sad, far he 1t
from him, cast b, the mans Of CASING FIRE
brand III the south, or The north or any where.
Mr. w 4 M aincI AMI ID he ha ulltISOn