Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25
MIR. Gu.MER,S REPORT.

"eiay before our readers, ms morning, the T.
and Report OF Mr.. Gimer who, it SEEMS stood SOUS
In the Committee of Thirteen appointed .considero
aud report upon the Fourth Veto Message of hing 6Lu-
who by the way, like most Kings, is the dupe and
slave of nat;eres and courers II is worthy of obser
Walton that the Guard aud The Loco Foeas on that
committee were unable 10 concur IL a Joint Report in
opposition to that Of the majority Are we to understand
from this that they still jealous of each oller--and
that the terms Of the Condition have mol yet been
deinitisely settled? We certainly mistake the signs of
the times if there not breakers ahead ;" which will
disturb the seemingly am7lo relations snbsisting be-
tween the great body oflIc minority in Congress- and
The little squad, Of which Mr. GiImer is the organ, and
which, politically considered, would be utterly nsenf
cant but for their connection with the omnlpotent One
Nan Poccr
MI Gilmas Report is remarkable neither for abl,
lty. nor ur the OF IT. Ii is of that class ofdoc-
umcnts which will be lvisbly cNroed and as lavlslly
dsparaged, by mere part'zans Who can never see a
Fault in friend, merit N an opponent just as they
happen to concur disagree with The author Il ii nopin
ion---and having very striking intrinsic claims to
public notice. il i'll die with ,hc occasion which gave ii
brh, without adding permanently deacng from,
the reputation Of It's author. 4 few words It's 20
sitions.
Mr. Gmcr makes a lab red argument, in the oulse,
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and plausible, is superer1gaory the present OCCASION
since t House, being the Jude of its powers, under
the constitution. to different conclusion And
although great respect may be due to Mr. Gilmcr's
opinion the subject, Lave right
suppose, without any lnputaton upon his sagaciiy
that he man be mistaken. when find the opposite o.
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would 'ee'" " no "'Spaf'se'e"' TO ST. ana be Instructed
forl'hen oy sech weight OIL aolof'y' oo' IN numbers
and IN intellect we venture To dispute the accuracy OF
MI winner Se'''F'a''' vi Tue CONSTITUTIONAL injunction"
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10 1beb recently vetoed by kipo Ibn. If the course
,,ol ho ov,r,or ,;r, :, i; ., II;.o, II; is,;6,.,io,
Of il .av ,la, ,ro eec,,s;,, j.; mo, ls ca This 10 o,r
answer IN il,,t mart of Mr. t;ilmer,s ,r,,p,,,
rim, nor,on orM, Gilme,,s p,,,r, which 10 dev,.
tod n dcr,uce 6r,le y.,o l.e Ic., hundred ,;m,.
,oG,,od in ,,r c,,,r. sl,,oJ If an, .lE,;o,ol arm,
mont 10 ,cccssar,. tvevor in ,dor n d,n,,.,r,teii,
f,,,,cv w, recr ia, evrse from, SECRETARY I,s,urs,
hool, unfinished in lSAo. mr. if that win n
answer we roG,r 10 e,,no Of NJ rbomas w.
tiIot,s , ,illin,ics .,.i,, :. T,ec,,t;,c pmrc, "
tho cur,,iI,,,,, li ,on and r,sltic, n If which We
have his ,,,o o,JL,,;, fr s,vino WAS ,be broad Mat
firm, n,on which ,bc uLig ,,cy, disaorec;nq upon
many other noints u;cd ne ooc n,ao-the vcrv noint
,,,,n which oy,o,;,u, ~. Chino, co,c,rred with