Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
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among whom there is . disposition 10 divide any
and all responsibility.
On to-day, Dr.. Wise moved To suspend the
rule To enable him 10 offer his investigating
olution and he WIS refused permission. Mr..
Dromsoole however. a gentleman from Virginia,
Immediately Offered resolution calling upon Nr.
WOODBURY. for Information, II iursooth he should
think proper give iupon matters touching the De
p,s,e Banks and - a certain Reuben VI. Whit
NOV The great and essential difference should
he well marked by the people, FOR the result will
show how cunninsy the Secretary has been let OF,
and how handsomely Mr.. Rothschild Whitney will
have his sins plastcred over by his good friend
and colleague, the Secretary OF the Treasury
that while Mr.. Wise's resolution puts the Scorcta-
nv to his oath, the resolution OF Mr.. Dromgoolc,
one of the party, gives him oopbole for his d.
piomdeu, his Yankee cunning and hncsSc. Mr..
Drompoole's resolution ~ appearances, was pas
sed some of Mr. Wise, friends deserving hlm--oi
this and some other matters relative to tins gen
tleman have something TO say, aud might as
we'll say it now as hereafter.
| have heard persons say that Mr. Wise was too
y,olept-a little too headstrong " his friends must
have him at times he makes himself violent
enemies among his political opponents Ac. nc.
These are all mistakes, and dangerous errors
YES absolutely as dangerous the abuses lac Is
endeavorine TO correct. have no personal cause
10 speak as | have done. and now shall do, of this
voung man but do speak OF Inn a ono who al
most stands alone the active enemy IA tins rotten
crisis. But To the sneerers.
How Is he Too violent! Is il because he speaks
IN loud aud strong voice, and IS energetic
IN his gestures Yes, that Is one reason. How
nthc name of common humanity can a man speak
otherwise, when he honestly thinks that the
..l.g,.Y ala
glowing with the proud recollections of what we
,rere, and the sad certainty OF What we may be
come Or is it because he alone of that whole
House Peyton and Bell, and few others cNcep
ted land these are not the Skctchcrs political
friends either and OF course he can speak OF
them invariably, who has holdncSs Ia call things
BY their proper names That may he another
cause Ills arlor, his zeal his coquencc, yes, If
the warm eelines oi an honest aud patriotic heart
speaking forth IS dloqHeHce then Mr. isc
Dukes them for their supiaeness aud timIdliy-the
awe of po4er makes them hold down their heads,
and seals their tongues.
DO they not all admit the ruth Of what he SAYS!
and vet his friend, his political friend, and CO.
adnlors, the Opposition, cali them rs You please,
abandon him. would rather stand as Wise does
alone, dreaded by corruption on one hand and
met with lnkewarmness 10 say the least of II, ON
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will 20 on, and remember tin, fact, that no man Of
the DAY is 80 much feared by the administration
party, or 10 whom the county will feel more in
debicd than himself. l. for one, will cheer him
on | have stood near him, aud heard him pour
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VI Den Hau ,'d,''',nto '''d' '''c MESSENGERS TO
Miehlsan, IL Aele l'le dlsole p't"'eh 'l''' u'hl-
STATE -aemi- 'efi l'off at'a 'no' were o0"" FHt
minister's am sllop' nave p''h = 'P"'''" VI ll''
n.uai way, " nomination ana combinations VIZ
.hdsoh oi slsln'', maintained 'n' reverse pro-
Pe>'loi' ana MI " l2e 'olle"sa WIN W. brII'
proving rom me Nuo'neN ''el''" 'o'''' 'na' 'lo
ieS'deh' eould remove ,lle ''oN'ioor' ana APP
POM ahoihei-eoad Only 10 II IA 'h' form pre-
sofioed ny iaN' l nc question was Tor paving
o'psp '"'n'se's o'' u ne >'''' sci ''' ''"'H'
Mr.. Bell, IN answer 10 remarks at MIR. Mason,
sad that the appropriation bills were the lcglti-
mate subjects tor Il general discussion. Under
them the acts OF the Administration could be with
more propretv than any other, examine into.
Mr.. Bell speaks with Great force, and IS undouht-
eddy a first rate man; but against what odds Is hr
eontending
spoke upwards of an hour aud hall--la>hing the
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