Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-04


.hgrr rb;e,. eona,,.sas VI ere hound TO rrsrcc;
~ matters iu,sl,inr iheir highest and most deli
n, interests M p. sid. he dill lot propose
TO 20 into the argument in Ill is bea'trcS, but
would be- leave 10 read. merely iur the conSid'ra-
zion q the House NJ preseni.the third section OF the
act o. ecxsion. Here tlc Speaker reminded the
gentleman thai IN. vas nut Vi order.
Mr.. p. continued; lie said HAT he merely IN.
,inlred in these remarks nov, rs tho debate had
Teen extended much further 10y other gentlemen,
but would now cnnfine himself 10 reply TO ccrtaIn
remarks that had fallen from the gentleman from
New York. fNr. pcardsey.l lie understood that
yentIeman 10 say, thar certain fanatics OF the
Sen,t ss vel, rs of the North. were interested to-
r-tter in ar,aine and discussing these topics. Mr..
I. said. ifthat gentleman meant ty this to insuu-
rte that those with wi,em he Mr. p. acted, were
moved in these di>cus>ions bv any sinister mo
tiycs for party purposes aud party effect, he would
throw back the i,snnslIon with seorn ami con-
tempt. lie Ind understood before that the same
insinuations hid come iron, higher quarter ihan
from the gentleman from New York, and he (Mr'
P.l would take tbs opportunity, standing m ms
pace before this country, 10 pronounce ihem
base, foni, and i9fossoRs oalamhs. and those VINO
r,,,rcd Thorn Know item II be such 1T the time
,hcv made ,hufn. slf Z. said, true we do rot a.
void discussan because Nc beeye.we have bcrf
free anL ralian people they had no fears, and
ask I'd no tsvors, IN any questions That might be
riiscd hcre, connected with tlrse subjects and tc
stood ylcdeed, whenever the Whole subject shall
Re properly bI ought before tbs iIonse, 10 vinil-
cstt their institutions from ti,' iiischenus ana vie
slaniers that had becn thrown oyrr them before
the world NJ ?. desired IN opportunity 10 eN-
p,,r tho r1iserahl, ignorance aad reckless fnatl-
sisrn thai WIS abroad :'.e were lie motives that
lad ac,uard lis colleague (Alf. liammond) in the
COURSE lie had takcn--ihpy were rome other Than
tic hipies and Hos: honorable palle,sn (iicre
lir r. vas called 80 ofdcf afd tie Chair decided
,ha, he vas ont Of Orderly Mr.. p. would submit,
desiring uul, 10 make AFFIRMATION TO the House
that the debate lad teen extended 10y others.
md that he was oae f!loning in the course that
lad been pursued aa3 Is il seemed that il might
he the only opportunity afforded 10 81, any thing
for If TIE nlaiian IL reconsider tmade by H." gen
,leman from Mar, aal, Mr.. Ihoma>,) should be
disposed of, ticn tie motion II lay on the table,
made hv those who desire 10 AVOID Il true vote uu
the subject. will cut of III debate. MI. p. said,
upon the simple motion, LIT gentleman from Ma
Tyland (Mr. Thomas) lad even saiieicni reason
WHY this II use should reeansidrf--ticv had been
cn,rapped-hc Nj. p Ind seted under msap
prchensi0n-~ihis W. alone sufficient Ia in
dace n reconsideration; and Il lhis motion WINS
sustained, den tie iaettah Of la roIlcafnc (Nlr
Hammond 10 reject m oIdef, after The Ijth
rulc should he suspo del, ard twas the proper
motion. Mr.. p. SAID til. was apetliion for extra
ordinary lufro =. lo' within the power of this
House under the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES questions
ofthe deepest and most leamenious concern to this
Cont, 1crdcN, and Il was cur lodhden duty TO DIS
Inse q j, III tte most dfcei, decided, and unc.
.niyocal Misunderstanding niote ror less will
to--ari eentemen would hot deceive them
selves.
The motion IF n. Beard.l,, - lJ, tie petition
On the table heinr neAt IN alJ.f, the question w,s
taken thereon, L. yeas aud n.,s, and decided in
the negative, yeas Is. oa>s ~.
Nj HAMMOND lien nI.Ncd tha, dc petition
lie 'Coetua Ubereeeon tho subject WAS further
debated b. Messfs iluntot y Y, Glas,cock of
.Geo, aud sutherland Q; p. until tho hour Q, al
tournament.