Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-06

'reated ~ The hfpadr.t tenn the charge he la
| slofe qualified and eqalvOealed about.
Mi Calhoun eJohel. IL VIZ perfectly et
cut 10 hlm thatt Nli nile aud uaeles, II NJ
ne with Mr. Brown That Senator was h
I ond the reach oi argument Because | do no
I'VE particular ,pie. am IN favor OF The tarlll
! that1thf'htf VI rpt+s' - III Il Senate
1Il hereafter be never 10 respond u hiu,.
MI brown Sotta voice Mr.. Ptrsljcnl
h'fe are some individuals " hose failure 10 10
s'S me Would give no morlifcauonn--
NJ Calhoun u do no, hear The Senator"
MI btown repeated thr above cutting remark
loud voice, followed by commrut, equal,
lfonteht about the phonla,les aud frantic denun
| Hllohs ol ettlaln Persons aud winding up VIII
! he declaration ihot he was not 10 be deceived
| ~ any miserable suhlerugc INTO thc b,e', thu
! Mr.. Calhoun vas opposed 10 lhc tarlr
I NJ. Calhoun said he would notice iae Sena
or 50 far only NJ tecad back upon bun, iAc te
mar, miserable subtriusr"
! Nj Drown would havr the lat word, Ill,
had III greatest eont~mn, for tina; remark
Nj Rlres next addressed the Sennie ~ con
.ldefahle length, and witl much earnestness II
to NJ CSh9Gga and N y ,,,,.9a ct In
tieulaf situation III reference 10 this duiy -,
nit, and expressed his wi!ln rnoss ." L.'a' -
hi~ State 10 nuke tic sacrifice oil the protection
Nj. Wright also went int pretty .Ytensir,
reply Sllninne his own COURSE md that al his
political b,eHds IN leidtl II othe taui OF 49, \
md rrpellnR tie charge 81 m,incerlty and i
vant oil good faab, which la been urged hy Mr.
"a hnun.
Mr. Strange insisted that II who held pr.
leeila2 Rfl 10 h. UNCONSTITUTIONAL, were III dn
Y h1nHd 10 vote Tor eYrly proportion which
seui TO alt u Ii or reduce II. He ouil not be
drve that men would par3Qc such course II
baJ been Described bY Nj. Calhoun. hafauze
tlrv e,u=t kaw dat detection would Immediate
y FOLLOW. aHd thc,t causr ht ",akenrd Nv such
nolcY. III. con titueuta wanted this silt duty
Impressed and he could not tolc 10 teian H.
Mr.. Calhoun r. ind, uad n led upon HI,
ormer ground. lie ,6ll dou tied II lhrre Wa
nv .erieu Intention 81 reducing he tauil and
arlieecd they ,houl have much tlls hut htte nc
tOp.
Nr Preston spoke for consi cradle tune in
tludleauon al Ia. uWG course aud That OF his
colleague, aud then Wrut into course 81 remark ;
on the probable course of the next Admin ,tra.
ton IN reference To the protecting policy. H.
had heard thu Il. panse Of one prie-t from the
tripod - mat WIS the puest for Virginia: he
shoud like 10 hent that Of nnuihrr, the priest
rom Tenn Vlvlni, as he 81 ,pected the oracle
gave very dill rent responses.
MIR Rive. rrpl,cd lie dlsrlaimed the priest
hood, or any Authority IL speak rs from the til
pod lie denied that there nerp any lndI-at. ons
that the aul party Wa The strongest SIDE; IN
the contrary, they could moi have rota ned the
iutg an porcelain wtlhont the votes Of the two
Senator from South Carolina, IL raIDrrel 10
the President - IN favor of moderate protee-
nne system, but opno,ed to high t5fln.
Nlr Preston rej nn,d IN hort sporrh deny
i1g that NJ RWes', explanation as 10 The opinion,
,aI probable conrsrol tar next President were
suli ionlly definite. II WIS NOW late, and lilhfs
bal Tor sone tlme been brought into the Chnm
Der when Mr.. D,u. obtained the floor, and
rhr Senate adjourned.
nt III; SRh;Gqoen1Y ~ our RAIDER are aware
l5-and the hill finally passed, yea" 20, nays