Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-05

hue amos tn several :. .r,c, nun a..
sqnander It aWa,. =, 'haglit, l..
.. hcsalttd. Thai witdinrhn ,lort mn,
Al peace Mith ali ihrwnfd (eNerpi GasI,l "hi,i
tpred aud uud isriplin,d Sa.as,S ''ii Of unta.
bay AID dfiraied tie whole Amefc "a f,,,h 'rt II
sneeess'Es seais. de-tfeying tn ) IN lafeq
zenS' i'lunderng our pruprrv and E,,,. '"' tllt-
eotntfy.j the same Government H.. - N'>f Our
'"""il"h oi bihkfuhtN COM prllrI In -" 4"
- '''''' IL z""H S12eimehts, "illib,lIn II,
l'' testament oi the snI plus c,ente n L my lie
itd ahpiiit lliti2 assistance at the Ia, - >itsa
and preaching tie doclrine to the ,.nro Se'lse',,
oi tbs people that i, their business II, s'alre,
Government, aud let the people take ea,s :, 'Iie ii
selves. Vi Then.
/. Rcselyrd, HAT tbs country did f,rn;.,
shoa lime since he soundesr, aud most con, "4
currency, enjoyed by a@s PeapIcoa the 1aa .Fnrat
, eaIth. 1T.
5. Resolved, Tint the la,c Chief N,.i.,...
his ration WIS not satisfied wuh this eonlrIl,n a
currency. bnl clam,d the n hi to alter :. and He
i>rd ns better cuireucv. "om.
f. Resolved, Thai the SAID late { ief Maj.
lie Nanon hii pat several oi his nnltlrd r,oo,'
INTO p'acntr' Tor the purpose OF bcttrrlue Il
~ ri the country. -''ttl.
:. Resolved, Thai INSTEAD OF tha, cu,,,n..
inG been Improved. il is now The most w,rhl "a''
drple' lated Iiiat can he INA cined or f,nnf, I'M
CONSISTING III pat OF The notes al lndi,ltlualx nal
v'tr cornratiths, iotindItil by law Il, In. c. pf
hn me Il The III r' sss"s aud neccssiie, OF tt -
, PIE compel them to receive.
&. Resolved, ! hu the present con1i,i.
E"ving b ~ broue't upon US by Ihe f ''s'
ms hleVenS IN ei'rleuce of the Gn,.rnn,.,,
ne EAthan - OF tin country. II i miIh rp,,I
Ieaailon a't concern We hive head flom the p.
at al Tie /. States. thai ii is not within, Ill.,
+ vince ol Toy rthn"nt TO re.ul4rc The Excbar, ,
-" country to relieve thr mercantile cn,ba,,.
" tlI.t ard,
. domestic COMMERCE. Thu, tli,olrn,, thr &; -,
"''7' 'F"m ~" l'c"p'". renpuncnc - own n,u.,
''ns'"9 lis dunes, refusing rroiecion 10 II, c,t,,
ana al 'I'do':qe he practice offliy wears.
:. Ii soNef, hai The grandeur o ,he T.o
, '"e aaPPiafs' OF the c"pe, aud tie prosperity of,.
''"nf al have bet -fauv 's1,ailt1i 30. .
~ >de'ifov"d, AID dat thr pres- distressed, ,,4,
noae lie e"Ufny Is without plnile s,,c. IA. f,.,
Il ltinn ui tilr Goyrrnfu,ui A'
10. ft'",'"d, IT II great taan,ir> us f,Ii,n,
IA u, dfd we ,ail upon the reaer, Ia d~.5p.
"hafhtf II has hcrn occaslnnrd hv the plrrv ia ,.,
~ o. 'e p1rtN out nj puwc,, bf those " Ma, had m
tnoniS 10 control or rhs," WIN were pou,,l.
ard Nrfctrd III" cnn-s1lnpgs, oi IT, Is the, ,ex
thr tnra>utcs d he Govrfnnrni
il. Resolved. That tare>sIv prs>en, ,,,,
! hosr histoiIoal laets t. the CONSIDERATION Of IN,
peoplr, AID pledge ourselves rat, Ntly to abll, ,l
/ ISSUE.
II Hee.rd the House. If his resolutions did mn,
ronorr"t. historical ath, romiko tltcm 70 e,nfrn
lie ass.~,a uAai obey shoald be printed. t5eu.h h.
had 10 rta,ent. expect dir eouttr~s nov aoi,hb,t
hree denffd 10 l1pia on Ilo hen oeca>lon
! NJ Martin moved tiIt lhs resolutions b, l,,t un
, thf Liable and l1rlu ed.
Mr. Crnt, hird ash I'd for ,tivlsinn ui thr l.eio
aud the Resolutions w.sc o,der:o % be lad ~ bs}
/ NE.
f'lle question nu p,iutlng ..s ak-n y, aye, a4l
noes, aad drr1dri IN tle npgaese t. L4ts.-
i z,r, 81, nasS sc.