Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

himself in continual wonder NJ what he saw and
heard ON that floor. The very recent exhibition
they lad Witnessed, not the least caloula-
ted 10 induce them to call to their aid Inc maxim
TO which he had alluded in relation useless won
der. Wond the House believe, after all the, had
heard from the gentleman fiom Meeklenbnrg. on a
ioi ncf occasion 1.-The introduction OF the resonl"i
OF the gentleman from Albemaflc, Mr. Cilmer)-
after all the gentleman lad sand about his being
prepared 10 offer resolutions, for the consideration
+ of the Committee of which, he Chairman and
OF the action Of that Committee being DELAYED and
diverted by the resolution of the gentleman from
Acknowledgement the House believe after all
iil> that Instead ut the gentleman from Nee KEN
burg being 81 prepared with resolutions, and his
being 81 prevented from offering them Ia the COLI
sidcration Of the Committee, by the resolution of
the gentleman from hlbemarlc, hc had not onl, not
prepared h,nl, bui the resolutions cited as the re-
solutions 10 prepared we've, III great part, CO.
pied from the resolutions passed upon tbs subject
b, the Legislature Of North Carolina Mr.. =.
here read the part, Of the resolutions >hcwna Tins
iacll Sir SAID Nh :. let me here address myself
10 TINT portion OF the House who, | believe, will
not b- led, at the bidding OF paiizan>, 10 the sup
preston or falsifoati0n of the sentiments they
maintain before their constituents; let me exhibit
before hem, some portion, Of the histor, Of thai
during the pas, few tav>-lct M do tins, in order
10 show how far facts aud evidence bear out the
professions of sincerity which have been so lavish
" made by certain gentlemen IN connection with
this subject. beg 10 be permitted 10 eivc this
history, tor the purpose ot furnishing grounds on
which the people at LARGE may lndpc of the public
acts oi public meu. To show that have grounds
for tho sentiments Of distrust have expressed in
the candor, OF disgust AT the assimilation Of pub
lie men, bee the House To fccollcci that WHEN the
resolution offered by the gentleman from Ilbema,c
was under discussion some DAYS since the gentle
man from Mecklcnburg hazardcd the lroundless
and hardy assertion, thai those who supported that
resolution aud acted with the mover, had no de
sire 10 aet upon this snhjeci-tla they wished 10
delay ito keep il from the consideration of the
House. | bee the House To rccollcc, that the
member from Mecklrnbnre said he WAS DESTROYS to
have the question disposed ol b., the Committee
that lac had prepared resolutions for the Committee
and that hc would present such resolutions rs
soon =, the Committee could be induced To con-
,cne.
Mr.. GARLAND: Did | say had cndcavorcd
10 yet the tommitrre Ia couycncl
Mr. STANARD: M; but The gentleman SAID
when the Committee did convene, he would IL,
his resolutions before them, and tina, he had been
anxious 10 do so, tins clearly n,matng that he
had before prepared hs resolutions ask the
Wv '''i'' N'''' was ""' ''',Y ana us
that he had nn,prcly prepared set ofrcSolutions
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P"'' we RESOLUTIONS "llch the gentleman then read
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o''''',',H sue" ''No'"',ohN n'a not IN tact been
p'of'" ~ n'"' ana ','a' ,h'se he protested to
, :" ~, o''o'' ''r committee must have
- - go PAN "iS','N ."P'ed 'hat very day
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"'.
W g." III th' gentleman l'om
nv "'I"'' "'''''"Ne 10 say 'ha' had not rf'par-
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v" "" hoiuihc me gentleman spoke, from the