Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-10
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SENATE.
MospAr, Aueusr LA continuation.
Mr. TALLnApeE spoke bu, for a short time, bu,
with that pi,hiness and d.einess which are 90 char
aeiers,ie OF him. and rare in our public bodies,
where hardly one in hny speaks to the point, and
the pom, alone.
II ives now, he said, granted on oil Sides that
bill should he passed such ss would give an ado
quste revenue and afford at the same time neiden-
tai protection to home labor. There could Re here
question OF either coustitutonality or expeden-
ey; it was as to practice and details only.
As to the immediate section, (the 27sh,) he had
but TO say that he still adhered TO the repeated de-
claralions he had made on this matter. The ques-
ton, he must insist, could stand on but weak and
temporary considerations, IL il was not tho same
whether the Federal Treasury was full or empty
This may be said to be the last OF that great series
Of measures which the party OF 1910 had proposed
measures OF which all but one 1.-THE Bankrupt billy
have been brought TO nothing. That law, in its
benihcent operations, stood an example of what he
sincerely believed the rest would have been.
No intination the legged leave to say) Of the
sort so much referred to on that floor, would ever
have the slightest effect upon his legislative action
Such things were not so new TO him as. perhaps,
10 some other members. Givings out Of the same
sort were rcsor1eu 10 IN iooo 70 oenu congress 70
Executive repuguances against the distribution OF
the surplus revenue at that time.
pat nc was "a, from in'e.'"g, US senuemen oo'
Tue 'ate OIL tnis OH rom 'no' " .ne .roI, ue .em
potary measure, iaseiy hegnuseo. me meghtuue
the FRUIT and the f,ct that belongs TO the pecu-
liar and especial care Of the more popular branch
oil the Legislature only, arc tnhgs rnioh must S've
eac Executive PAUSE a"u eo'n ~ " -. :"
tnis measure consue1ao" ."9 10y s.es
rom sueh rcnereu oAa., ," snouu i''et r eny
.n.n; ou' wnat snose ssa u n aPp'."eau Se'
tan nn', tna' ~ a"y VI VIC io's' n.e,uena' IA
.heIs OF 'he NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "ssnInS'oh lo'
' nov ~ 'ue Sns., .'a' no nau nesa
"'eo' 'ot sv'ne ieasous o,,' W oue '"oi.'Sany P"
Posei euu 'n,' ssIouo, VI 'no 10y Is'iuues' Con-
sequences, mus aehoeta,eiy aooP.eo, mus aPpto,
pie'e'y matter OF iee'siau.e ulS|i e'o oy, a''u
mus p'ssehuns no evss,.u.io"a, q" az
pesea,eu 20 mn, SGe' L e ae.a, anJ III,
.ne VIII VI inc eoP'o '"he e"ee'' 1"1 'eN '''s VI"
become law
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eeeuo,, tha' " ,'o'reu .ne eo'.,p,oso as', nc
- s a,h"s $500. Ia ~ FL
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, ,a nsse oosni 90 w'u'u 60 10 ,S eve UP
M, Ca,rTs,,nS, 80 ,nsSSs,eJ ,hn, The co,n,,, had
naed of hn,t ,ha.s oooJs ond dec;s;vo ,;sh, 10
them. I, WIS No, f,r it's renr,sen.a,iyes' Inv n
tame acouiescence TO suffer il 10 be Of either
Neither is TO be bought with the sacrifice Of the
other. because both are our right. Still less would
he ever consent TO see either by the aban
donment of those high legislative rights and that
legislative independence which guard all other
rights, public and private.
But will not the Senator himself when, hereafter,
in a retirement crowned las trusO with ease and
public honors he shall review whatever is most
lasting and noble in a public career, will he not
look back with an especial pride to his place in
senate when, III the midst OF Whatever could snake
meas hrmness to their duty-aitemp's to lead them
oy seduction or awe them by power, remuneration.
caiunhy' me cissensons ana INC iepioaehes oil
party and pubic suffering and mIsch'i OF every
sort-suii heId lis hrm course, ana maintained It's
principles ana Its Independence
III our ancestors had reasoned as the senator now
wishes US 10 do-had they mus stopped 10 counsel
themselves INTO timely eompInnces-h 'hey had
NOT PfeIered any alternative 10 Submission 70 king'y
usu5pauon-~e should not now pe aN.hg mere
70 oehoerate wnetnet OF nov we snali Iepe' "Ae
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we nave mere hoIneh' ~ "n'eu We nave eo',-
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MIR ARCHER pretlced speech oil great Iorce ana