Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-02

boldly dlrad 10 dowhl nobo., else ,.Ii do. md
glory N The boast, rhai, IT lac vas dcll lie was Il
'b"li aud tea ifss dryl" Mr.. Wisc,vc imafis,. ;, n
handy speak III himself u, Luc,ler a,a,n. paie.. il
be Wien, lie thar "Rebel tead, heslatl hars tat.
len 10 rise ~ more. Mr.. Nlse t>ays The same
h''chl re ie; and III the Of ms fen.aih e
rec'rluaied the obsctyatlo made on the subject
on other occasions pointing cut particularly, tie
chanse u leme lnor Of Il ta5r' NIr Claw >inee he
became a ma j1fiy man. AL he thanked God lhu le
had been urdccc we'd hetuie lie yolcd Tor thai man 10
be President" How uuaecen,d! What opnlon
has Ni. Clay eSptcs>el-"hat principle Las he a.
towcd-"hat measure has he adv Gated, winch he
had not expressed, nu"ed aud ad,ocaed when
lie WAS mnoii'. man, aud Wien Mr. Nlse himself
vas one 81 the most PLEASANT OF his white Char
leys!' II Mr.. Mise had not been iNarted in his as
pnaons, Mr.. Clay would mol NOW be the objee, Of his
vtupetallon. The change is not in Mr.. Clay, but
IN hla sell. Like IA drunken man, he ihlnks the
world Turns round, while lhe gddlness Is IN his
own intoxicated brain.
Thprsdsy AucuSt % Ia Senate, the Land Bill
was again taken up and ait,t i debate, IN Which
Messrs. Gullb,r, NJ ROBBERS, Young, Sewer,
/
RNes supported the J,I u passed by the following
vote:
lEAS-Messrs Archer Barrow, Bates Bn,apd nenirn
thonr th, oi Kentucky Clo, ion, Dixon, Esas ,,,nmm
Henderson, Huntington Kerr, Maneuu, Mcrrek k, MlIu
Morchcad, Phelps, Porter ionss, knes Simmons, smith,
OF indiana, Southland, Iulma,ec, hilc Woodlrdee--1,
NAiS-hessrs Allen, benton Buchanan, Calhoun. Clay,
OF Alabama, Culbcr Fulton King Linn VI, Roberts Mo
ton Nicholson ri,tcc, Preston Sewer, Smith conucc-
ne"t Sturgeon, rnppon Walker, lI,oms, Woodbury.,
Wright, aud onns-23
The of H. II
says, Nj. Rnes spoke with much warmth and ami
nation. Virginia he SAID. would have been con,eut
to have had the money from the sales Of the Pob-
lc DOMAIN left IN the treasury for the ordinary pun
poses Of government. If the land revenues were TO
have different desrlnarlon, II was The quenrc
Of the cnpldly Of the new States themselves, who
desncd, II the conduct OF gentlemen might be Judy
ed here, sell of the ublc lands soon rs they
had power 10 sell them. Mr.. Benton was much
cx,ited during M. Ryes's remarks, and as soon
as Mr.. K. concluded,
Mr.. Beuron sprung Tor the floor with great ear
uestncss, and undcr much eXc1lcu eut cuulinenc-
cd his speech wih the remark that "the Senators
from Nng ina had been gully Of fraud by their
Yates" The remark repeated twice. when Mr.
Rves rose, BIT the Senator from Missouri de.
clInrd 10 yield, sa,rng that he day was his.
MI Clay sad. | call The Senator from Nj
SCUM order. No Senator here stall pronounce
the action OF senator a itaad.
''' NV '''e'u '"'' nfnt"e"N
go ou."
Nj. Clas-"I demand that the rule Of tie SEN
ate he thio'eed ana cal The senator to otde, aud
a. p ~ w. " ;.;. +, -,
Chair"
The President Of the Senate said the decision Of
the Oman IS 'ha' 'le Senator nom Missouri Is ou
l. -.
y" f',,i ''' - ''''' ~ = - -
Nj Rrulon-,hcu Sir | rronounce ,h,, ,he votes
of the Senator'S OPERATE as Jraud. THAI is IN
Ger a"d TIE senators h"m Virginia nave pee"
,r , 1850 80 -, - ~ 49, w
Ccssion aud &, iual,ou he ,ole ope,ales as fraud
upon the States.
MI h'es' notwithstanding the refusal oil tie Sc
,l'., i ~ " =
tena,k... VIA, M, I'd sad ,xn,rs,y was tha,
there vas no hing IN the act which prevented Gov
gteSa from hereafter making an act o Ctssion ana
'o"
Vim, s,,,re,,I,, ,h. ,b,ts ,,o,nd and L,v,no
made his remark Mr.. B. Proceeded 10 denouuce
the bill IN unmeasured terms
In the House of Representatives the Post once
Appropriation BIN again came up, aud the d bate
as on The day before, became entirely OF political
cast. Mr.. b Its 'ephed TO Nh. Cush'eg-Mt'
NdItetson lL"co l. o'") deienued MI S'ef-'hu
many Others part c'pated IN the debate. Finally the