Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23
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r ihc Char Now hezan the llnuaring amoaP
. "a. Rayalisi, aaI Ju=i - the clerk was about
10 reai alOd tue rasrer. one OF the Regency
zen screwed MP his hol1ne.s. and objected. Of
he gronnl ih1i = unpllel an imputa;ion on the
to'ig.s Of mrmhsI-.
Nj pg, toa f,srd question whether It W
m orIrr Ia q art toa question si,er the answer
% II Lad brea frturaedf
The Speaker drrl1-d II was in order
Nj PeytDn then relu,ed the objections Ia
ken by Mr. TuullI, ol New York lie wished
10 know whether the real object Of gentlemen
Wa not TO alleel certain member, of the House.
He believed he could prove that Whitney. and
fha,e connected with hin,, are practising . gross
deception on TN, bn ~ aud The county. He de-
manded an opportunity 10 ad1uce Idenee 10 es-
tabll>h this ilrt.
Such wa, the force anil mpressiveness OF Mr..
! PrYion's appeal, tharIhe House refused 10 obrt
the mandate- ofrhr Re,enry; agreed that the
question should b. put, by vote ofo9 loss. Well
! do u for o ccl
! Mr. iiamci', answcr was most important lie
had heard SOM member. say that the proceed
! ing. /, the 60 nmftce room. winch had been re-
! creed To- ought 10 be brought under the notice Of
! The iIou.c.
Mr.. UiSe then put a question in order TO elicit
the fact. that the Object Of the present course oil
proceeding WIS 10 affect hlm and Mr.. Pryton q
requested Nj Glaner To state all the cirtum-
!
alton, meeting. aud remafk, Of members aud
| Reuben NJ. Whitney that 80 TO show such wa
/ The object
| This question was objected to.
| Mr. VI referred 10 the rema, k OF Mr. Psy-
| Ion rsterday, and and thy expressed hi, rra-
IONS Tor wishing To pHt his question. lie Wa
~ trial h. sand. and not Reuben Whltnet, The
'-su" had been ma lc by the House whether he
vas snrh ch ,rart"r III IA peaceful man dared
mol appear before Inn. lie had not the rcmorc,t
! loubt al the conlrvdnre by which the present
roufsc ofpeorecdlnt was brought abuul-an he
proposed this a<an inducing que ton lllny he
tore the hou aud the country the Truth. Bun he
mrant IN 90 farther, and show whether the Exc
"ullvc Power WIS not 10 he hrou hi to bear u
'ainst two humble members Of thai House. lie
/ denounced the conduct OF the paftIe, who had
Elm tired around Whitney under the pretenoc ai
| hrlterng hun from injustice. While they lhfu.
! Tia m elves forward a. the champions al j ,-ilce
they openly and naorantlr violated etcii ffnrI-
! pie of Inv x ri1ht, aud we'e trying him without
nottec-w tiunt arru ailon--without arrairn-
mrnt without even a~hin INN Whether hei
.njlly or nof guilty. He demanded an opporiu
INV IL unma.k his acru cts.
ms question naSfcjectrH AYES 73, noe q.
ThrSon - N9.,nlIn then put another qnerg.
! lranei WITH exceeding precision aud prrfinrn-
Y, 10 a c,rtaln fthr Wltuts knew whether thr
prr,3d nj had NOT advi 81 aud recommended the
rtfsfut rnuf-r ~ pro eedl g, and whether ihat
'anc'Iona'y dld not directly or lnll'ertly assign
a. reason Tor H. ina, ms would Try the conduit
VI H'>>'s, We ana frNt3n IN The conn tee
t9'2 o'e'o2 tn't II was necessary TO condemn
ma ongue'
W.T. N'od'troe'' et h,nderhook, objected l.
'4< '9odN' ne 'fr>'de't hf sa'd. was 10
NJ Inc h'I ana ne ana not see what li9ht thl5
qlost ON would thtow o. thr polnIat issue
,lr. W. met tMS o,9 elton With grr tore
AMI d!fr'tne''. and nude vlsofou, and effective
>rrerh IN reriy.
kao SUI sad he, . thai the President
= mol d, INC haf-nelthrf AN yet lam on trial
- mn'h ana Tor a n'ote h"lnon- cHrn'e han
Tins pretended accused. am 10 he tlled for Ihr