Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-15

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mo Govcrrar ourh, No, and ,xon,J NO, make an,
,rpo,n,msnt N the ;mrrs..on v.,jch nrcx,,lee
va. corree, thai IN, Gove,nor r,, compelsS bv The
aw of Congres, to receive mi, find !, colloved OF
course. thai the I.eei,Is,nr. ,v,. aISo honna-and
,urelv none xrould s,y ,hs, az. 49,, s,a,. Of Viz
,inia was bound To obey The I,vs oT Congress
lie said he regretted the anne,I which had been
made by the gentleman from Rockhr;d,e on vester.
law Listen We men of IN. W., Vs. IL wa,
an unfortunate posture of aff,r, indeed when il was
thus 10 appea ,o The nrva,, interests OF
members ON an oeca,;on ILs ,h,. ~. too y,sht
appeal to the anti.in,ernaI improvcmeot of the
East-but he would NOT do n. Was i, come TO this.
that an omen offer of b,h. was r,a,ic 10 members
10 induce them 10 vote o. NO, 10 vote for p,rtieulsr
candidatef Sunport NH. man and we'll give YOU
internal ;mnroremsn,s-vs,n ,;v. Won NANCY
Wa. This l,nsu.re 70 n. bed n eonen of tho wes,i
If SO he honed these indenendent men of the west
xe,c s,ron. eron,h in ,bs;r ho,.s,y IN saw ms did
,bc Sav;ouS Of mer xben The d.x;l took him nm
into A hieb mountain nn5 showed him ali The
Kin,,Ioms of the world and the elorv of ,hcn and
s,id unto him "alI these ,b;nss will Give Inc. 4
n thou wilt fall down ana ,yoTshn r,.nsU, Ior.d
he said. thew. Too yvonld he AHA 10 saw 10 ,bs
tepnler "oo, tbes Lsh;nd 80. S,,,,. N
Bu, the ;.sns was Js,;nc,iv stated 70 h. III.
..a,;o,, 81 r. 81 "s u.rsy $50 W oe .he re-
,hs o,har IA ~. sa s 49, ,. -" On
reduced go owNSs an. 80 49, n .,;,;, >. -, NV
can in hard ,ror, ,b. G.no,s Cs,,.rnn,.n, ;s.,"s,
oC sn,ror,;n, harso,S h, ~ 80, .S.,,;aS is ~:
n,onsy ~ A.. no, r.o.;vsJ =. - 80 ..,'Is ~
wavs b,-c the crv Of owe s;x.wvSs and go.
ing TO MIR JefFerson, there wond he on eysrv occs.
sion of dis,r,hn,;on ,c,emhIs dscr.coS'i ..,s
HE in Which The m.sn"s, ,"onj 90, ~. 800,
The gontIem,n from Fonoss, he IA had
CHARGED ali The g,s,, ;n.,esss of sv;I. -. NJ
oDnrc.ssd m. Sal r.. n,,n, go. 49,, =, ~. "a 80"
Two or thrs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. wei - -, ~
NOT the who's am, nd mn,,ers when ,hey c,ms mt
ro-.,1 W., al IT,, ", -. 80 80 NV
book. .s m .y ,,,n,;.sJ5- NJ So \. 49,
IN. ipere,se If ,hs.s .v;. ,;,h;n ,hs Ia, 20
Whv because m. Wh;,s h,ys s,u.n ;r,, Oh. ss,,,
errors ,Sh;ch ,hsw % n,,,ch %'n.".,,a - ~"
Administra;ions The Wb;rs in V;rsin;. hsvs No =
h..n in ,,o,~sr .o,,a ~, 49, ~, ,LN' ne "
m,s mrs. 49, No, S..r.sso5 -" ~
contrary tAey have reduced themselves So low thu,
they have been compelled 10 look out for new sinh.
iects OF taxation: and according 10 recen, ,enor,
from the COMMITTEE of Finance. thew are now abon,
10 tax the Pianos Of the ladies-and prohablv
when It's done they will tell them "thesc vile Ioeo
Focos have dore this-wc could moi helm IL ~
He then explained that the gentleman iron, Kino
Wiilism had said on Yesterday that hi, non,ineS
(Alr Taylor was opposed to iSe Bank. and no, 10
Banks, 0udsing from the course of his argun,entl
the gentleman from Rockbridse had understood
him.
Mr. Dormsn said he regretted being thus forced 10
lake part in this debate as he felt quite unwel. He
raid he had little expected that gentlemen would
illude to-day TO the nominations OF yes,ertay.-ue
vas perfectly satisfied with his course on YESTERDAY
ind thought the appeal he had made proper under
he eireums,ances-at all events it was such one
IS he would always think himself justified in max.
ng under such circumstances. when he had made
'llusion to the opposition Of Mr. Taylor TO banks
yesterday, no one had attempted TO reply 10 il.
MIR Dabney here Interrupted him for the purpose
81 explaining. lie had said in these very words.
hat "Mr Taylor was opposed to the bank, the ia
m anu 10 internal improvement. He added that
when the member from Rockbridse misstated his
he (Mr d. had been wholly under the
impression that the gentleman wa. iestinc-and that
Is soon as he began to think il bona fde mistake
ie had attempted, tho unsuccessful 10 get the aoor
70 explain.
Mr. Dorman proceeded. He had been lef, uo5.r
MS misunderstanding Yesterday by the sien, Assem-,
,f gentlemen-none had attempted 10 out him risb,
de might not have heard the een,Ienan,s rensrk
lrighi, but the explanation now csme 10, late
specially when il was clear as LIGHT. from the Ioca
ION OF the candidate from Caroline and othsr CIR
that he was utterly opposed 10 al banks
md 10 nll internal imnrovemen,s IT,. -,n,i..,--
rom Isle of wigh, had rated him (Mr d. for
appealing 10 the West, and in TN. neyt y,o,,o,, -
turned himself about and made a like appeal 10 The
Esst-hnd the gentleman had represented yj,einis
IS mend'cant, standing with cap in hand and dis
begging from the General Government -,
portion Of the land fund. A disgrace 10 Viro,n;,
-Virginin! who had given amos, all these vas,
lands 10 the General Governmen,-,nS -, -
now stand back, nor receive her share when ,h;s
partition is to be made1
And the gentleman says the State deb, oush, to
be charged TO the Wings. What said Mr. n rba,,s
the Wings with the whole 6 millions and odd ~
debt, which has been accumulatiny sor Al -,
when they hav. been in power buI 4 vearsi IA,
then alluded to a statement made asst wear bv ,bs
Auditor in relation TO the public debt. which he SD
would show that only very small portion NJ ,La,
debt was attributable to the wings. Con-.
mentine the article in the ENG uirer, he asked
where was Mr. Stevenson when Gen. Jackson r..
commended distribution OF the public lander Bnt
they were told that Mr. Stevenson had not made On
an opinion on this distribution question nh NO.
strous
MIR Bayly interrupted him. The question was
not now on The distribution, he said, cut on the re-
,eption by Virginin OF her proportion. He added
hat Mr. Stevenson had said, that no man was f, for
his Office who had no, the hrmness TO meet this
question and to decide it.
marks at considerable length-and when he had
concluded,
Mr. Wood called the previous question. which
was ordered.
message was then sent to the Senate tha, MIR
Stevenson t had been nominated in the House-and
The clerk proceeded IN cali ,bs Iii ,'S' oouY'-
as follows: e'"s iVi
Holloway. Harvie. Robinson g. y nhTorth'
IF Brooke, Riddick, Harrison of Btunswick Jonss
n Buck, Haskins, Samuel, Cox of Cb.S'erssJd
Vaughan, Deskins, Wood, Byrd. Guerrant. Car,
strong, Holeman, Davis of X q. Dabnev
Woodland Holiday, Marshall, Banks, Martin If
ION OF Monon. Lyon, Smith of Nortbum,nd F,,-
gerald, Hidden, MCPHERSON, Hiner, Wallace If Pc
ersburg. Grimes, Hopkins, Blown of Pt.s,on