Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-08

graduation u, eess,oa ON lhe hand, an dtstfi6u
tion on tho other.
beg leave to read 10 the Senate tho resolution
adopted BY the House OF Delegates Of Virginia, on
The occasion referred to- IN which they expressed ny
Il ma1onty wholly unprecedented IN party tincs
lbeit unequsoeal condemnation ni the ilval schemes
piesfnted as The alternative ni disturb uuon. | par
tioulaly solicit the attention oi my honorable friends
from the new States To II, because II expresses IN
language OF equal dlgnly aud .Inlh ihose senti-
menls Of sympathy and rftdG with which Virginia
has ever contemplated the prosperity "i the young
men bers Of the Cuuiedetacy. II IL IA tho lols
loving words:
"Rssoirca That whilst the General Assembly ,icws with
becoming pride the rapid frn"lh OF the States, and
wonddo nothing to check their ence IN wealth aud pow
e. H. e,e,hoasa ,annot 10 perceive the bllof gr
RatiHg the pce the unhlc pila aud Of the ut
propositions nov pondng brtoet oneeSs the gfmoi mfa-
nes Gale uatcd narttlo the cnudrona Inch e nh
he lnuds aeqnedbf the United satep and freatl,
mrn The equality ot from the which
Atgoa, common wthall the States, entitled patieis
ppte.'
This resolution was adopted by vote amounting
almost 10 unauimts-hy the extnrd,nary vote 81
la TO 10, At the eamr time, another resolution
al like siguiGeancy was sdoped with absolute nnnn-
imiiy, declaring III The following emphatic Inn
guaGe.-
"lhu b amongst the most soil mn duties deyoed upon
the Congress of the lnied states faithful, endbena hde 10
dspute ot thr public UnH such manner ms viii equally
nute 10 thu bcn.GtptaYthe Sntes who nov be, ahn
heieatei become, lnemhrts ol tins 'onedenes aud thu
thz Geetn Assembly dprccafos the Adoption al all such
mrasulesby tonefoss as will have nconHry tendency
HE honorable Senate, ltou Illinois. fhcn, usl
excuse nc H. III '!fSs e"''lo anu "p,h'p'ie r''
ser",nss ~ lht P"p"''' p'''e" ~ ~, ,.'R sa'u'''
"o' ''o Sen IN p'' "'' l''''' '' a. 't'''' va
than IN any npoc,lpha interpretations OF the policy
al her acts by membets on tbs II 'or,
do not ltpposc (.ud Nr. X J Ia enter into tie
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oh,r property broneng 10 The United sinles and nol1g IN
llhs GoHtitpian rnil he causued pnJ ,ae any
ee,ns a Tao I'M Il Sl''e', or ol ai} pohsnlh stat.
''a to''eec u 10 'ot" ol "'l3s lba' eoa'dFeS'
"o'e Pte"s 'e'tt'op''y mummy Oh my "eo
Jew 'uu u'7 : iuaV Oh llo 'e"sHln'l3n We - ~
'"pS,S w, 'ie u'sP"h','on " 'ue lohie lHal'to
~ well lneIflelt, a'u henifal Jackson Sly -"
MS anpo' ~ ts''Ee o' i7'~' 'h'l Inc p'oa' ia"ds
"'p9 ''o" tp'ie'e" H9h 'uen Pifosu 10 lHe pay heh
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ornl nlffrala olthc American People.
Add Yet We hen ecnl emtno f illa political school
nav attempting, by inverse species al 1atuudmatt-
anlsnI, IL refine away The pain language ot the Con-
sfluIlon aud eunlcuiine that Coagtts4 has 40 nolc
power er discretion in the disposition al 10 pnbIit
lmds, III n II has In the application OF the Odd nlf,
revenue denyed nom taxauon.
The myafallf and un1lspuIcd practice OF the
Governments IS well a. the ,bYiouy lellei Of liie
Constitution, is IN obnt 4tob ia IN, fheuty I,.L
into The statute book. aud how n,oy,r;t,nc# Ia
YOU find of general donations H. a,le by Cogp,e.s 10
The neA SlAics ui lace bodies Of lie public Land;
from one hundred Thousand to half inIl.on Of a
ttfs These pfaats have bren made without aay
question having ever Lern suggested, so cara.