Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10

rre- NE. aud ordered he printed, when an adJeufaz
meni moved.
/ Ilol 81 OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TwaaTthfre petitions were Hedged IN aud anew mem
her. NJ III ,sEII.. "a ihe place q Judge Black,
dteeasHd. appeared and was qualified
Mr ANTRIM Of by. Insisted upon tie orders Of
ns ". {. JOHNSON tex the floor II. said Mr.
J. these who have urged the propf!ey d referring this
suect ite motion oil reference concerning The laf)
Ia Tie Committee Il Was and Means, had taken tie
satne views II It's matter that did would have been
sa1rd thr trouble 81 speaking at all Why Is 1t that
flat tbs new ISSUE raised now GA high protective
iarAl
lie reniet cred that Wien gentleman from ilassa
ehiIseits hp vas NJ the time the aHly # tlfe
l9ase @he to5s such ground declared tlal nanuiae
tuTers 10 the North wanted pIueean. he was met by
Another gentefnan tle same State, who remarked
d s1aelI, that us LEAGUE SPIKE 3f liz elbs1tu
ets a'le aot III Inn. Ad4 Why IS II that tbs new issue
IS raisl now Nr ! referred u the large deficit eA.s
TIM the Treasury, aa1 Insisted that tbs subject
should = l. tho COMMITTEE 81 Ways and Means. be
Cause that Committee would necessarily IN providing
revenue prsgde IT protection lar protection Was
needed, and because that Committee. having charge Il
appropriations. ought 10 haze control Of the whole sub
get that npafdme tie wlele cIcle Of receipts ard -
penitae. tley nigh eradicate the aticf - as 10 meet
tbe allaes u ,e county. considered IN reference 10
& lie former.
lie wanted the subject early acted upon he shenldbe
cautious how lie voted r ans appropriations, III The Ar
my Navy, Civil and Diplomatic appropriation blIls until
tbs slh.fcf settled and Until taals es'ah
lshed which would enable hun to Judge d the means
tlia wggld be at the disposal Of the Government He
objected t. the reference 10 the Committee 81 Mahaae
inrds another ground. aud that was, that false 10
sue hs1 hcen made; that Il sought hy aese WHO al
yoea,e manufacturing interests ia bend all Legislation II
taef ruTPseo make all other interests bo~ down h
ther3.
Nil believed tiat he Ind ha11l the venerable gen
icnan ffam Massachusetts say that he opposed u
the laHiloi - and ony 81 aed the Til Providing fr
the saint because he did not cheese upon mere ques
ton al eXpedeucy intercept the action oi Congress
lie thought that tins WarelaTe between the extreme
North and extreme South lad been kept up lon9 enough,
and that the interests Of Tie Middle States had been
pushed aside. ewond naw consult the interests Of all
PARTIES by taking up system OF counterYailmg duties
which should enlarge the hasiso consumption aud beodt
iho general interests Of Agriculture.
This policy Was new ene--it WAS first introduced
by Mr. JelleIson, and the first PASSED
aqance with il was passed rs early ISIS. aud related
II tic restrictions imposed Oh Commerce in the shape Of
tonnage duties.
hIr johnson asked why. IT, as the gentleman from
Mass asserted. New England had repndatcd the Tariffs
of is6 Il, = and -, protective Iafili should
he forced upon themnow
Mr. WINTHROP explained. IL Id nat say that
New England rppdiGted these Tariffs, but that while
tin North and South divided each upon these our
Tariffs, the votes Of the Middle and Western States had
carried them
Mr. JOHNSON asked what was the difference IL
tween fepudiaton and orpositien! majority Of the
North had opposed these Tariffs. He represented an
agricultural interest, and he 1t sired 10 tins interest
iaken 81. al the same tine he WIS favorable Il
course which should protect al the great trading interests
Of tins country.
Mr.. J. {. CLARK having obtained the floor, after
polag2ng t5r Tie necessity If the NOTION and oselH
il. lai every gentleman would have opportunity 10
express his sentiments upon the question under debate
moved the t'preyous question
Mr.. LEN Is WILLIAMS Observed that this Icing
simply motion Of reference, and not involving any III
innate aeun he should vote for the reference 10 the
Committee Of Manufactures.
Mi kilElI horc lose and withdrew LIS amend
meut tothe amendment.
Mr.. Fill MORE. then reese ard modified the orig
ma resolutions To give the snhlec,s discriminating
duties and domestic manufacturer To the Committee on
/ Manufactures.
Mr | NORWOOD inquired this motion. thus
nedIlied, neht not be amended but the Speaker dec
died that the previous question still applied.
pom the Vote whether the presiees question should
he seconded there appeared tleayos aud each
ss;tte Speaker voted in the ailnuallve and upon the
ordering 81 the man question The yee stood ayes l0l
/ uecs = 30 he malu question was oldored.
The main question thcn REQUIRED upon The amend
ment Mr. Athetan Of y H. 10 strike out ''manulc
lures and insert ways and MEANS
Amotion WAS here made 10 ADJOURN the yeas and nay,
were ordered hui the motion Icing Withdrawn the yea,
and NAYS were taken upon Mr. \ 5 amendment and re
suited in ayes 81 noes lot. So the amendment Wa,
not adopted.
The maiu question was then put By the Speaker an,
passsd, giving the subject to the Committee on Manu-
iactnus
Thus. tins l,r1 agony 5 over. The remaining por
tons OF the Presidents Message were then reielret
withouta any discussion, and ii : ocloc the House al
juamod.