Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23
T0HgTGCar asTEr.zEGESGE.
CONGRESSIONAL WING MEETING

ol the United States, held IN the Gig Of Washn.
! ton IN the lib Srptemlct, ISL
The Hon. NATHAN +. DIXON. ri Rhode 1sanJ
on the paa % the Senate, and the Hon. JrurMiAm
MoRRoN, vi Oma, ON the pan Il the llouee. wee
called In tho thait. and krNNtru RAyNrR. #
North In lima, Cnm srorntH MonoAv. al New
York. aud RcuAun ". luoMrsoN, ii Indiana
we've appointed Seriet9t,rs.
i MIR MANGuM. Il Na1th Carolina, fred the FOL.
laNing tesniuunus
Htsalfei, That II Is cNrcdent fr the Wings of
the Srnafe aud House ot Repfesrnt,lvcs al the
Uuued STATES To publish an Address 10 The People
OF the United SNles. continuing sncrtnct cxpu>i.
lion oi he prominent proceedings oi tr cxtta Session
OF Congress OF the measures lhaf have been Adopted
and those whl,h tn, have tailed. aud the causes
Of such inlntc, together with such ohc, matters as
may ,Nldba nul, the condition Il the Wig palt,
aud Wing prospects.
Resoirta, THAT committee of Ilfcc on the pant
+ of the Senate, aud five on the pan of the ltnusr
he arponlci to ptcpnc such Address. and submn II
IL a nrelfr OF the WhIes on Moud.s motnine next
the 18Th msliut, al lhl past elghi. o'e"ch.
And lie question being taken on said resolutions
lhcv wen unanimously adopted.
WhalpaPon the inlln~lug gentlemen we've apq3in.
ted sad eotnttiltct; Nessis. Brnurx. Of ,,eofgt,
IALLMApof, Il New lmk, aud SMITH of ladana
On the pau o The Senaie; and Mesets. EvEHErr, of
Vernon, Mason, al Ohm, kENNinr, ot Naiylsn nd.
joins {. CLARK ri New loth, and RAY Mn, oi
Month Galo lha, on lbn pat OF the House
again on MnndaN maiplne.
MoNpAY, Slrri MEIER Ii, ISL.
The meeting assenbIcd, PURSUANT TO adlan II.
m NJ.
MI krNHrpY, Of May land, from the committee
a POINTED iul lhh rnflosc reported the t9llaniH
Address:
Frl.ow olrIzlN,: Thc Exra Session Of en-
guess has, ii Icugth, been brought 10 close. The
nr,rnls which belnng 10 the hsioiy OF thus sessiou,
Al u especially thosl winch have marked rs letmr-
nalion are OF nalnie 10 make SO si,ong an mp
sion upon The county, aud 20 eAete - much ,bter.
est IN tie future arIlan aad RELATIONS at the Wing
p,rlv. thai he Wing Representatives in both Houses
Of Congress have thought II then duty, before sep
aruIn-, 10 address then Constituents with n btci
exposition f the ctteuastaucrs III winch they con.
cc,c themselves 10 be Laced by the events Which
lave recent, uanspned.
Tins mot Congress was called az almost the
f,st of thai ,lin-trous aud lamrulcd IN
whose eleeu0n T. the Presidency Was 10 less slgnh-
cant OF the general sentiment OF condemnation III the
acts OF tic preceding Admn's,taion, than IL WIS
expressive Of w,~h tor an immediate aud radical
change IN the public Policy. The IN, ,ovd,nee OF
those VIII had just been expelled from power lad
rendrred II iutyItdb: aud the eeuptf, hauled the
meeting OF a new Congress rs the sure pledge Of
tcl,c! IRON all tlIosp evils when the DISASTROUS
con prtcucy o. lhc n.eb at the he'd OF aiiifs had
brought upon il.
The People dc,ilrd the cnly ad zion Of the
paiiy. That polr, had been brought to the consul
Grafton Of Tie country onchoul u contest OF nearly
twelve years dul a'lon, manlalned with uncxtmpled
DEVOTION aud It's puneIrles were illustrated by The
piecreis and practice oil the most eminent aud patti
,lc OF our citzcns IN every finn by winch ihrs
were able address themselves 10 the Intelligence
u tie People. No one inexperienced the,e pun
cIpcs; they llentlled win the labos OF HAT
great patty whose unparalleled success WIS 18th
the token aud the reward Of The general confidence Of
the nation. They promised reoim-
ls la the res RANT OF ExcculWe power and pat
tonage
81. IN the Wholesome regulation Of the cnnen-
c, aud The adsanc 81 the lulties Of Industry,
aud
81. In the establishment Of an economical admins
ifailon OF 'he dna"ees.
They proposed u accomplish the first of these
objects by lmuIng the service al t6e Pr, slden
single tenn; BY forbddgng all o6ieers ol the Govern
menl from interfering III eiecuo9s and by ronn-
rary cl-denla ON the pat Of the Ch"t Negotiate,
IN thai exress,e use al the Veto ro"cr WHICH bad
recently become so aiitisi,e 10 The c"unlfy as an
,nstI umeni OF party supremacy.
They hoped to achieve lhrn next object by the
establishment OF National Bani; by an adjustment
of the system OF dulles Dp0na moderate and petma
nrut scale. aid ped is rear, ~ rfaeucable 10 the
interest. AID coutpimahlc with the views OF every
portion OF the Union; by the establishment Il a
io,m system If bauAruplcy aud by the distribution
of the proceeds Of TIE public lands amongst the
Stales--a measure recommended not only by CON
sdetdli ins oi justice 10 the States Thea selves, bur
also by n I'd experience OF the embnrassmeut pro-
duced IN The currency resulting from the admins
ration Of lund Of such variable amount ~ an rem
IN the ORDINARY revenues II tie GoVrinnfnt. The
cs enlistment OF economical administration 81 HE
finances hes expected 10 attain by cutting down all
useless ailices by enforcing sit1et accountability
Of the public aLent>; and. more conspcuonsly, hy
making exact aud adequate provision Tor the ascer-
talumcft aud eventual liquidation 81 that public
debt which Tie past Administration had created BY
p,,mrtne thrir expenditures TO oveuun theit re-
ctipls aud winch lhey bad concealed from public
observation hy the easy device oil repeated issues Of
Government notes.
! These were tie praminet points to winch e
policy # the WIZ putty Lad been directed, and
which constituted The Great issues before tie coun-
NV IN the rrccm Presidential election. We
ware that our advtrsares IN that contest now deny
these issues, founding Ihclr d.bAl chiefly upon the
fact that 10 formal manifesto WAS put forth 10 de-
clare the terms upon which We insisted. We chose
rather 10 appral TO the "a del> -dtused know ledge
of our principles winch had been impressed upon
eve,y mans mind IN bai long struggle ni years gone
b,; ~ uh which Que party had been identified, aud Of
winch lis WY name MS an exp 'nent.
II need not be stli that IN representation spread
over territory Of suoI extrut that conprrheuded
bv our Union, and exhibiting interests d,getsi-
ID. Whit mi .ht be called the Characteristic primer
pies Of the Wing party lhoug hont this widc sphere,
should be su1 jecl 10 occasional mod cations, de-
uden upon 10 cai Il flueuccs and that II was IN
cumbeni, stcute, upon the pd.tA'to wovrtogeihei
IN spllt q mu'ua concession aud OF accommodation
.sccanal differences Of opin'on II need not be told
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