Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10
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Correspondence nj III Hadhmose rotr,ot.

'h'h WIS another sdnf ~ Inm, nsc II oar dHt
eohi'Non III the House TO-DAY -and usual, tf1-
dnccd b' merely incidental question:
The iirsi business aas Il pending question nj
order Oh hr. LAWYER, appeal ire m ihr drcision NJ
liz Ch"lf relative to his right 10 send instrac.
tons ~ Tie Select Committee raised hN Mr. puct
heh resolution, fIrrriitg that committee to re-
port than Congress has no right Ia lreisatc on the
subject OF cmancipaiing the slave, in this District
, ! he Char dcciocd thai the proposal In give such
Instructions was oui Of order. The question on
the appeal WAS briefly discussed b, Mcs>rs, Mcr-
cor and Briggs, who sustained the de, i,on Of the
Chair, and NJ s>rs. She .hefd aud LAWYER, who op-
posed ii. The last mentioned gentleman. after an
animated address, in which J." called upon the
llons" 10 pause in then career, and asserted thai
the fact could not be disguised that the South had
be- by fraud i'plSatcd ot their rights, with
drew his appeal
Petitions Tor abolition were then poured in by
scores, from various parts Of Now England, New
! YAK, and PENNSYLVANIA. One tat was offered
~ Mr. Granger, led Ia "A rather sharp dialogue
between that gentleman and the Speaker. Polk
Is too oi'iclou, by half in arres,nc the remarks Of
those members OF the opposition, upon whose nli-
ness and iorl,earHncc he thinks he ma, adventure
n count. II there is a single gentleman III the
House distinguished for his an,nity of manner il
Is Mr.. Grangcr,-and Nj. Polk, doubtless, thought
he might hazard exhibiting his authority bv stop.
pm. him IN tho midst OF some perfectly cl,.,
remarks he was making on the characters and OBJ
lecIS OF the persons who had signed petition he
was lbou' 10 present. But the polished and spirit
ed New Yorker was not 10 be restrained thus He
insisted on proceeding.
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