Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29

| Try which wished TO build up It's manufactures "
the protective policy were entirely to cease IN 1912
II would have existed &c years from 1916. "a nom
1924, quite long as at ethvr OF those periods. is
friends supposed might he necessary, u nit does not
cease then and sincerely hape that the provisions
coniai cd In the Compromi,e Act for its benefit be-
yond that period will be found sufo lent for the preser
vation OF all our interesting manufacture For one
am willing TO adhere TO- and abide by. the Con-
PROMISE in all lis provisions, present aud prospcc-
tive, II it's fair operation is undistn,bcd
The Senate well knows thai have been constant
" IN favor o stiict aud faithful adherence 10 the
Compromise Act. ! have watched aud defended 1t
all occasious. desire to II faithfully and In
siolably maintained The Senator, too, from South
Carolina. alleging that the South were the weaker
party has hitherto united with me IN sustaining H. Mo-
ve,heless he has leii u.s. he tells ns ~ his Edge
hr'd'rt'rr, because he aplfrhcnhcd mar our P''n
clp'es would 'rad is 10 thr revival OF hgn ''''n
10" stands the matter "'th ~" "'he' party !"
known NAV INC present en'e' M'g's'.e 'o''" o' Wv
on OF ie'o' "'e'' As mas been asse''s" n'V"s "o's
"a sue" "eo"'oe''on o. y, 10 ensure Nv, ""u
having "''u our TO 'n' oo"'hsin D"'s''o" ''' "oP'
thai 1t would De defeated On IN" "eeaSo" I"''
o'so"g",hn'o senator ,'o" '"R"" " ''Po''u "
nave sa'o INA, he naa u'ee"'u mem on'c' WI" ''"'
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i"iihA"Gc' " ANTI """9'
Thus We perceive the acnAtor i'o", SCUM caro-
liua has left US. who have shown "spos''on ="
maintain invioaLly the compromise act, on winch
" OF the South depended, aud has gone 10 INC ON
ri patty which has exhibited direct contrary di''
position to disrceard II. Aud VINO can nouot 'h"'. u
II were necessary tho parry IN secure thrir
places, they would revive the tar much higher than
II cvrr has becn1
have never desired slr, TO fnrc- any opinions OF
my upon the People oil tins country contrary 10
then will form my opinions from the be-" 'iRh's
which can command. and freely announce 'i'n''
II thry arc unaC ccptablr. any time, to the coun
try, | cheerfully acquiesce. With respect to IN
tcnal Improvements, that other part oil tho Amer
can system, winch the SENATOR says he left MS from
an eh.ns,on Of IT'S beng revived the state OF the
counir, IL greatly altered since tho power was htst
asserted and exercised. IN my own State ana WITH |
IN few years, have completed aud put ~ pro |
cf.sr most of the Improvements winch are desirable
there And IN all the States. largr and liberal ap'
propra,ions of their means, aud great advances
in their various works have been made. Whc" the
land bill was under consideration, stated that IT'S
passage would folly satisfy every reasonable expec'a
non of the several States In rtspec, TO means to be
drawn from the General Government. IN regard 10
internal improvements Sm,c that PERIOD inca |
sure has been adopted nearly equivalent !" me pas
sage of the Land bill, by which about $50 Joooo
have been placed in the POWER OF the States s"oJee'
TO their applieaun to objrcs OF internal improve
proyeneuts. And If. AZ hope may prove 10 10 tnc !
case the land bill ,honlb Al some future day be pass
cd. scarcely another wish can remain AZ the "lp
cation OF tho means of the General Government
10 works Of Internal Improvement In poi"t OF iact
larger appropriations have Ten made 70 that "bJect
b, the present friend, OF the Senator from S""'h
Carolina than by any preceding ASmiiis'fa'i"n'
lie had, therefore, no motive to leave s' ana JOIN
them, from any approximations when ne co"'o Justly
entertain with r-spcc, TO tina, system o' policy
IhsS III IN