Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24

he had time. Mr. iaIer had alluded To the lenuth II tn
last Legislature, hut had sala moi one word pb5r tl
length 81 the =! III Cun4tess which had srry,d = aot Il
u noatts, and Gust The eonnt5y <2Go0.oOO Iha
Vas W hs ongftsS. aud. notwithstanding their lrum
iSes, they could not beast p snnl measure uf ,rst
tol H. spoke Of The W hg ccilsure If Gent IarkNa
"r ihe removal o the dcpuses. They had said il wa,
fearful union OF the purse an sword and vet the sam,
party had been guilty OF repeating The Sub Treasury
without first providing any place f the revenue al m,
country. They had also hastily repealed the Bankrupt
}lilcf seeing the great distress Inch il had induced
The Nhies had Promised relief aud What did the,
dul-iaxed the people. White they abuse Gent Jack
spn and NJ. Van Bufen for heir eAlravapaner they op
posed the bill 10 coeei the munrv Mr. Van Burrn MA,
accused Of voting ior the Iartl . but ii was under
instructions ar. Clay had borne a cunspcuons nart
in TIE Compromise Bill. lie told the laniI men Of the
North that Cen. jackson had ruined the Tariff and
they must take What they could get. Mr. Clny was n
sasacIous man and could generally urrses which way
The ade was flowing and sometimes awaited himself Of
H. som after the passage Of thai bill all ewes were
turned 10 W ashlneon, while the State Legislature a
vailed ilselt Of that opportunity 10 pelml into debt
for railroads, So
lie neN adsered 10 VIM Gust Johnsm's 5000 900
coo scheme, and declared II l. bca y hip maasuse At
any rate Mf Johrsan MAS Nhg When he proposed
the pan.-lhe W lgs penuGcd lo bc the advocates Of
paying the national debt and yet they had cut Oh On, o
thu arms Oh the Treasury He would not follow Mr.
Iorr. lie did not feel very able. but wa. sufficiently
aide IL overthrow him in his p sllon.
The W hos had abandoned principle in $40 for Tin
and Tyler aud Providence had abandoned them The
hlgs npW abuse the little Captain lie related an an
ccloe OF polished gamosier NhouMc he Mas RECALLING
his friends with vine, stocked the eatda aud dealt hn
s'lliw hands, hnt one OF the party adroly stole the
best hand aud the loo. hen legamcsttr dis
his lack, he nundly swmc there cheating at that
0oafd. Tins rounded him at the Wing party.
Cd. II. next preached the Iml-sa the Democrats
ga In horzonIai Tariff ior revenue. The W hgs go
tor larin tor protection He conteudod that the pre-
sent Tariffs higher than that # ls2S and produced a
lahe prepared by Mr. Ilabershan 10 show la Inequality
lie stated The laN collected upon cotton cloth imported
lrnm Eugand To be. IN some instances more than leo
per cent He SAID The duty upon salt. at cents per
hu>htl, amounts to $500, $50 900 Of which goes
to tue payment of fishing houaicS He menlioncd the
tax On mon and sugars being from 10 to i0D per cent
lIeeonlemned the tax upon Mechanics TOOLS and SAID
tue snuCre Mtohamcs faxed far the beucGt ol The
Northern Manufacturers, \, TIC had before Given hr~
views on Federal relations hc would not how 90 into
them.
lewas opposed to l. s Bank Mr. Tolcr had eva
ded the consltutioualqu go behind great uamcs
Gen. Washington aud Mr.. Maeisn h,sirated to on tic
s' Bank Bills. when, il they had believed in the con
s'itHllosaliy day would ut. Nh. Madison Yielded hn
constitutional scrnple. brcaQse he considered an a1u
dicaled question Col lluhafl waate! the President
To stand to his cath and ad,euiser de government ac
coramg To his understanding OF the constitution
General Jac! o. aud Mi an Burtn had been elected
nni 10y 3or 5-bul by lGor II miIllnus Of irccmon in
opposition 10 United SAFES Bank. When the
hS' ntrd STATES Bank created h,rc were only -four
Sale banks. Why did it mol kcep laAn an increase Of
,hem2 Ia lssG there wcre four hoadped The STATE
banks IN lS2i > and rs were more deranged than
they are NOW. II they require regulator, who is IL
regulate l. :. Ban? General JacIsan thought. IN
d'ra redundant Treasury. Tie surplus ought 10 be gwen
back the si1cs then the country Of debt bn
my, ~hon II IS IN debt tie Wings distribute the land
fund aud tax he people to pay the debt.
C,l HUBBARD quoted Mr.. Secretary Forward and alhel
Wig authority, show thai Mr. Van Burons lehi wa,
9.oo0U0O. " bile Mr. Iole had ranit up Ia 81 600
U0l The Secretary had boen called upon 10 report TIA,
While amount ri the labIhtiesu the Treasury, snd mad,
it ST. ,oUo030
In conclusions he would read an extract to show iha
the deeds q ee,sinn had been unconditional. The land,
had Gern il d,spnte between the Ssles. aud lyrl
10 the Gen hoycrnnent 10 pay lis ebts and 1t nov
in 3eht.
Mr. ioer in reply SAID Gen harrison had died ii
one month after he came iuo power. aud John Islci
had stolen hand To play lr The benefit Of the Demo
cratic party. This elamor ab#ut the Wings not cor
roclhe IN o7c mouth, the abuses Il irtire gcaS,
minced him Of an anecdue which h I'D occurred in this
county. gentleman desous OF increasing the quantity
at milk On his farm. had purchased very fine Durham
aua breed famous for milk After the bnll had been
on the farm about mauth-the quantity OF milk moi per
ccpuby lnrreaSlng-thc milk Homan few into great
rage and declared that the bull was olno account nr
he had been there month and she could ge No
more milk than size got before he ramc-As
the Col. was fond Of aaecI1ir he would relate
one moe winch he ttonuht very applicable 10 II. "
Ter. certain gentleman purchased farm al dis
lance from homr, aud laced on it a trIsy with
instructions 10 do certain work Afera time die gen
trn,an VISITED his farm, sud not finding things his
liking. demanded WHY certain spot OF gruund had not
been plonghed. Why, the horse ded, was the answer
And why did you not get anohcr2-l did gel ID
long esred mule but he kicked on Of the traces
In answer 10 the charge aaalrsl the Wing party ioI
cAtasagant expenditures. Mr. Tuer enumerated bill,
which wcre passed On the night bcture Mr. Y. b left
power. and by Democratic Congress, amounting 10
more Than ; millions If dIllrs. Tat@asadebt Of olfd
had 10 meet it.
In relation 10 the and Fund the Icgislat ire Of Va
in S39. declared, by a large majority that the State
entitled Ia il: and that bill WAS offered by Arthur
Suilh oil OF wight. The gentleman. having been
driven from the ground thai tins ariii higher than the
mrmer. now resorts 10 different scheme effect his
purpose. This is not only the highest hut is the
lowest Mr.. / oer then compared Gen Jackson's and
MIR. Van Bnren'S Tamil with the " hig tariff 10 show
the great decrease. and proved most mphanly that
the dny on all articles ofcnnsumptlon are. NOW. least
80 per cent lower than the Democratic Tariff James
buchanan and SIIas Wright two of THEN leaders, bad
bhh supported this bill. lealso proved rhathe tax ON
salt had been reduced from % To cents per bushel
Mr.. loer r!dicuIed and condemned the calnor Of the
Democratic party for free trade. II trade which
Is burdencd by the enormous lax Of 1860 per cent On
some OF our articles the other side OF the Atlantic
England lays tax Of Zoo per cent tobacco. be
cause she does not want it, and tax of only per cent.
on ctr cotton becausr she does want IT, England buys OF
us annually about l33 millions Of cotton which pays
hcrseyen millions Of revenue: she buys only nine mil