Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-05


nnn, 40 oDinun Of the document itself would he
yolyed on Il vote for tie printing Many THOUSAND CO.
MICS of the Messages Of tI President vi the United
States were printed without opp"sItnu although p"r-
ous of those documents not asSencd To by those
who voted In uiuny the rep"rts Of maj 'rty
and minority OF committee were printed together, nut
il was not supposed that those who voted Tor the printing
coucurrcd in their statements arguments no assent
vas implied by the vote to PRINT and the gentleman IRON
Harrison ia voting iur this NOTION would not b" con-
sdrrd as asserting any thing more: than the iuct that
this WIS I'm important document that there would hc
ncra curiosity it, and that therefore, It's general
circulation desirable. But he would make no adn'ls-
sion thereby IN favor uts sentiments. We told Ivy
I'M. gentleman from Prince Edward, that there was no
doubt there would be great curiosity srgHrd /" this let
TER and that every would probably desire to read H.
Was not this, llrn the very case IN which large
number ought to br printed but We are also told that
il vii! bc printed in the newspapers Mr.. Sanad had
no doubt :al it would be- but large number Of the
citizens of he Commonwealth did not take newspa-
rrs; and il was for the purpose "i supplying That
class I'll individuals that the large number was propsed To
be printed He though that would be injustice that THIS
class should be occuded from the privilege III reading
important document MIR. S. conlendrd that the o6Jrc-
tnn Of the gentleman from Harrison shnnld nave no
weight; nc willing, although very far from yrldug
his their sentiments ur principles, ~ Vote Tor
printing rqal number OF The Expnnsing Resolutions
The question winch he would put I" the majority o linz
House tins Are they willing 10 expose tlrnlseIv.
the SUSPICION, that they deslrnIs ~ prevent THIS
letter from reaching the people through any other than
the ordinary channels? II they were not he trusted
they would not oppose this motion
MIR. MILLER said he coul not consent to the prnphs
ton, did the motion 10 amend give itany additional
claims 10 his favor. He considered that IL would be- n"
effect In send the bare resolutions Of the Legislature
attached lu Senator Tvlrrs letter 70 present fair
statement Of the question before the people: they nnghi
to send with it the which given i'll favour
Of those resolutions this floor. lie would not allow
himself 10 De considered acting under priy Inilu
rncr on this question. lie not actuattd " the
la'.ry wish to prevent The circulation OF this document
He cnuld not consent to tie mnnn TO n, 2hOo copies
hrcausr be thought it would be bad prer-d"nt, anu
mg Oh, lead practices hereafter which all would fe4rr
He would move that 900 copies be printed winch w""''
enaLe the uirmbrrs. to distribute few copies among
their friends Ii the gentlemen who advocated TINS nc"
"n thlk 1t important 10 ndcctrluar the people '"F'hS
let them do it at their own. and not the public rXpence
Mr.. HoLLENAs had though, at first when thr PROPOSE
ton made print the Exnnng'ng Resolutions, that
j, was designed display OF ilrIalty, bot he did not
think that any good effect would he produced by this
anne ndment The people already know DOR opinions up
those resolutions by votes and there is no nrces-
stY append them this letter, to shrw that We do not
prove ef Tic sentiments Of Mr.. Tyler