Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-03

ff satisfied that lad fafa 10 lisli as
oI9sri- Iefe nede 81 producing itis isaeeabls
but thai u mus, b. DOM b, revelation aud bloodl Thai
vas tn. doctrine Of 1hl- resolution. Tie Constitution
contemplated any ehalee. and aeraoh foin the small
i Ia greatest principles 81 tins Government and not On
Il his but PROVIDED 6i tho infs gottftaiat whenever
the Is is oi IL present ifn IN The different seeiions ii
tho mon. should h. laand past hearing lie hoped We
should have 8fei revolution: II then EVER should 10
n eaiso In a dss luton 81 The nlon Tia remedy would
30 laaud III the provision ol The Constitution, and would
F he pearoafe
l. would h. perfectly competent 10 liz Status 10 ad9pi
aop an amendment 10 the Constitution. Which would
e1ange II IN every ftaure. The People olnaia
The effect nf tie ciance. lie locked Oh til
resolution ll alarm. II was military step Ia con
sequence, which hr hardly dared Ia contemplate.
But h. IN epitselu I'll lilo Importance "a uf
question the country and ol the position IN winch the
aenelnan Iom Massachusetts, placed. Ia m5to thai
tie II Tuition b printed and the p',tp5namenl II his
sulieci day that the House shonld choose. Ii
thought llal when matters proceeding Ia This punt
tiey shonld % dalealey Ia work. ard mol at with
neepiranes. liz would submit the moiion thai he sub
stiue pfnied, and It's further consideration he posi-
panel until lneslay next
Nj ADAMS fhe first proposition lof The liouss Ia
ac upan vii be-r do not understand thu g.nllenan
ilom Virginia a. incoming Ia say that
Mr. MISE. Hanl to know what the motion IS. Is
II to pfol onlt Or. In punt aid POSTPONED
Mr. EN ERtff Il Is 10 print thu resolution aud
postpone the debate upon II TIL Tuesday neNt.
Mr. WISE. list not 10 utter one Hofd upon the
question would al raiso my yoiee III tins Hall IN
Question like tins. ! ask-and II Il all ash--thal
POM Tie inuis may he heard. | isl, that the
Farewell Addrtss al " ashInpton NAV he fead here. |
have marked the passages wish the Cer, io rend.
lele the bpot sen Ia the lcfh : Table. and VI
uous passages relating the Necessity ot resisting the
fi-i attempt toward dlssolsnp the mon. and warning
LIS eauailtmen Of the danger o foreign influence mefo
rad
Some ol th-n at Mr. vs. desire. wero read iNiee
Al The ease al one Of them the Voice ol Mr. ADAMS
heald aeelanlng, that should have been Thought
81 mhgn the eag put ON.
Tho Clerk having apparently zone Though
NJ FILLMORE sad h. lpso II sugpest nee oil
dsIr#s.np II ths SUBJECT.
Mr. WISE. have mol donc vet. | hope the zen
tlenan " II nol ohect to hear Wasl1ngton's Farewell
address raal IN tbs Hall
Mr. FILLMORE. Certainly not Though did
suppose most af as lad read that Address before.
Tie tLtee then read further extracts pointed oil by
Nj Nlsf
Mr. WISE. then said be had had these portions Of
that venerable document read beeaus. lis author had he
been present here aud Wltn ssed the IN
tins iall. could not have pictured them better from the
lite tlan had pfophesed them IN this Address. lie had
marked lie flse ol the sPft oil division rpm its very
dawn. and had ,olnrfl 10 In ia fearful cause.
Which vas the elect Of foregn influence. lhai mia
was al N9rh upon THIS very question lhan9oa
tins naon Sane were mo-" IN the geuefal cause
om religions dtlinpsfeelng5 Of religious anaticisl-
sW9seleas, ni tho cdnsclucncosthc dreadful, the III
esabe consequences ii the they pursuing.
Mr.. ~ ERfl I called Mr.. Wlsf to orlcr on TIN
ground u ffes1enry the question was on postpone
meht and printing
'Ihr tepl, ol III, Cuun could no, be heanl
NJ. " l-E tt7limta. nud md he world 10; print of
tIis subject ~. In would net rtnt and lot tlf
~ stating when interrupted because persons
operated III eiI adherence 10 the abolition eanse by
various motives; samo Wore honest III their zeal, nay
even religious ia1atlcal religions. reeious sincere
but hcsids these. there were political parsins.
hefei Iar winch had It's root al the very foundation
ii tins tsyemnt, nt aud which had existed from thai
da' N I'm serr iauf. These men, he believed. ld
deliberately d.eeH 10 f1otuee that ELECT towards Whe
theif evidently tended. From the EARL, Il DAYS
81 l5ls Republic. there had existed great political
PARTIES III the country they had been distinguished
III English party and French party Jacobin larl
aud tory party. And We had seen some. from iln.ly
prejudice and hefodar, haired, taking saes mol merely
With one Of these PARTIES against the other. Int tven
ealnst thefr own country md Government. No nHn
knew beer than the gentleman ttom Massachusetts the
Whole al tins political party hlsery-none had greater
rlnht Ia understand H. Tins anpahy the sla ycholno
patlnnoi THIS nion this Unborn inbred hatred 10 the
Democratic party. wherever II might be located. had
grown up with the EnoIish Tory party Which had
denounced lhonas jefferson the red waistcoated
representative aalne, and accused him OF being in
secret aliance with France
Mr.. MARSHALL. have inquired Hha, Va, tie q,los
ton before tho llousc
Mr.. WISE II ton MOTION to print, and am
speaking la that motion.
lie say thai the nation had evidence of the
hatred ei this English pffty " Nv Jeeratn and It's
tlalhy Ia Shareholders. III dog2ered rhyme almfd n
his domestic relations. No one hotter knew To what po
ctry he alluded than the gentleman from Massachusetts
thai gentleman well knew whoil that wrote those
seanduleus lines the domestic life Of one ol the urest
pailiots Of the Revolution. lie could tell who II Was
that eau un and iosakc the friends OF his father. and
IN the nr, Of sarostae zeal could prey upon the dead
like the Vampire.
i llec Mr. FAERt,lsf again nicfrose,l, md cni.ed
Mr.. NIsr IA order tT rreysency. The ~, stul Was
on printing am, pastpenem,nt.
Tie CHAIRS rettg was IN a goat measure lost To
! the Reporter. but he understood To decide that
lhonah this lanle of remsrk 'snui W 10 ode on
fhoaa 10 pint, II was les cut OF urdc motion 10
postpone.
Mr.. ADAMS. hope he will be permitted to 60 on.
MI W iSEftsnmed. and great confusion in the liall.
winch, Indeed continued IN greater or less degree TIL the
adjournment. and Which often rendered IT quite imp, ssl-
bic ter the Reporter Ia hear Word o what Mr. w. said.
lie spoke with great sehcmenec. but with voice So
itu and nSead, that the closing part cf Of hs
sentences lnaudble beyond brlct space around ms
I seat
lie said that after writing doegcrcl rhymes en- Mr.
Jeiieson-ailer deserving the ca, friends AT his father
and tmmpllng ON the ashes OF the dcad-aiier
IN the X 'yal Gcorat after going ior the demo
cratic crumbs. aud then setting ont Tor Goni--
Mr.. FAFRff'f here inquired of tho Chair whether
personal a'ia"k on nm accused party cead possibly he in
order on 4 mutton either Ia print pestponCl
Mi W lStn llaye mentioned names. spoke
generally Of the English party and It's adherents but,
the cap fits any body. let him it.
The SPEAKER replied that ii not for the Chair
10 know that the remarks of the gentleman from