Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27

II should be IL u Enrop,an Rrpnblic II an, such
thing IL ,emanirr pnd should .ny there had been
an invasion of our tc,,to,y they would ask liz u
question ~ nrthnp like thai which was put 10 u
character IN a play of Mohe,r-- Our labic aiidIt II
fare dams eeffe pdifre "Wha the ID had he
do IN thai gallery :. Great huehte,l
Nm / ,h,,L# ,ha ,,,,,,,a, .,,J a., owh,,
The d ha1 ,,,, "a IL, u,h th,, s,,,obo,, ~
The, would 81, thai we s1rutk the frsl blow. Vow.
admit tha-and none Of ,our State ,,eh,4 men can
deny il-alm,, lhai, and all the rrs, folIows oi
course. They viii say it was urone-ahstractiy, II
yon please. TalAinr OF abst,nclion4 II wa wong
ior an expedition Ia nn,e over an burn the steam
boat, aud send her ovr, the + ais Hut what was
Your steamboat about What had she been dom J
VIVA, was she 10 10 The nrM morning Aud what
ought goa 10 do You have iepaIaliun 10 make
TOT all the mcn aud lo, all the arms aud in,rle-
mcnts Of var nhioh we weie Transporting aud 4 nng
to transport to the other SIDE. 10 fnment aud lnsi-
gate rebellion IN Canada. That IL what the ind
party would say to ns. And II wuuld come, IN the
rnd, afer all tie blood aud treasure had been was
ted by war between the two countries, 10 ths
that must shake haods aud dunk champagne 10.
gelher, alte, having made mutual apology lor mu.
,ua l,onsg,css,on. That is the way things set
tied by Individuals. at you SAID So, why. | SAID
-" aud lhus the dispute amicably settled. So
should have do with tins national matter; to there
~ not any etoai difference. III the essentials o quar-
'',Hne anu ei making up, oei"e'n n'ions an" 'n"'
'''''' - - - - ~ - - -
WI" give enth other bloody nosrs ana, "hrn tue
q"cS'pn comes I" 10 so'''o oe'"eet mem, ,''e IA
s's ~ '''e sei''ehrh' Is VINO gave 'he "'s nv"
Nnn 'ho a"''" OF any hohes' umpire H. a'oi SUI
'o''oe 'h Pa''e' 10 hRn'" nut 'n'' II" WHO s'"'N
''' '''S' o' Wv was !" '"' "'o"s' A"o 80 - Wv"
""''"N' WY 'n'"' "e No' !'"iog w 'i'to ''s"s
ton Il has nothing to d. whit
,ra.,a -, Al, u,,L., ,,.,,, ~ ,,,, i, ,,icL |
lta,, =, 49,, f,i r. a., L,a -, ~
In n,l', !, ,,L., rxrrn, 1,dnc,Ily ,l,,nuel, dad
hear the other da, such ,l,,ss,ng oil tins House
IN that bod, that | though almost had a iiEli Ia
gel up aud protest against 1t. = will not teier
to the maui, except IN tr,ms WIN h come wnh,n
the rules OF Older. have head there, aud seen in
the newspapers ont Of duo,s, u ,,odlgi,us ailnt
made Of lhls u,aIlrr, as II the Government II the
Unued SLaes had Outraged the Slue ui New No,k
-bceausc the grcal Enpnc State of New y trk had
undertaken 10 say that size would hang Mcleod,
whatever Great Blitaln 81 the General Government
might do. Yes, whaIcyc, they might do the gtrat
Empire State OF New lork would harg Mr.cod!-
That was the language. What, ~, ash, - the oh
ecl Of tins resolution To impure of the President
If The Unued States whether any oice Of Ire Arm,
OF tho ATTORNEY q neral III he United States, siucc
toe Alb Of NJ arch Last, has visited the State oI Nv
Eork ior any pufpo,e connected witl the trial oil A
lexaLder Nj beud
b,l,eve lhd an, slion ava. ,nswe,ed A. f,,, !, w,s
,sl,d ,h,nL n, ,,,t.,,,,,,,, 49, ,,,,,,noJ -,
documcn, ,om,nu,uc,,ed hv ihr p,,s,d.n, of IN,
unI,d Slucs. wh,rh ,ta1ed moi only Ina, G.n,,
Al .,s ho, ,l,,, ,,s,,,c,,nns ,,. o,ve, u, ,i,,
A,,,c, ,i,n,, Il, ,n1 ma ,n,,n,,,ons ,,c,n .nIve.
were comn,,n e,l,d 10 t;onp,e.s. wnh IA, p,rs,.
d,u,,s mc.s,,, n, ih, yr,y commencement oi ,nr
40 ..i,p
Why, then, sloul Tins House be occupied, hour
alter hour, ~ discussing whether tho Attorney 6rne-
,al was sent 10 New aik aud "la IL was about
there. when the President hnSeh has told YOU that
he was >chi aud the OBJECT ol his mission!
Every body knew II before tn, question was as.
ked. VIVA, ,h,nl Has not the i resident reb,
To send the ATTORNEY General 10 New York on that
or any other subject Where IS the constitutional
provision prohibiting hi from sending the AItm-
ney General In New \ oik on that OF any other OF
tue subjects winch arc before tie judicial courts
OF that Sale! es, The Attorney General has been
sent there, and wa have ms instructions And
have heard heie, on the PAT OF so ne OF my iotiy
friends t,om New York, a great deal about the con
scions dignity and honor oi tins Empire State OF
New York. Now, ! am not very fond 81 that term
Empire State" Ia the language OF this Union; and
say thai II there Is an Emplfc" State ~ TIN, Union,
II is Delaware. To be magnlloqnent and talk about
the Empire State may well become the forty gentle
men who represent that SAFE on this floor, having
reference 10 their numbers, aud the numbers
OF their constituents, TO the extent, iert1llty, and
beauty o her sou; yet this is dIst ctlon not fecog
uzed IN the Constitution Of the United Siaes.-
They are all. IA members Of this Union, cqull nd
the State 81 Delaware has as good a nst 10 b"
called the "Embifc Stale" as New York. Now, II
my foily Trends from New York choose To call
the Emplte State, viii not qu,rrrI with them. IL
- only as 10 consequences that enter my caveat
against the The too frequent use Of those Terms ou
this floor; for there meaning IN those words "En
- lirn ,sIIt tiIn1