Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-09
vol. NNEU:.-.vO. 0S


bo expects produce three millions Of dllafs Strike
II ea aud ,ol have Il, lrit o three millions start
with. Bot the gentleman from New York (AIr Hun
eEEroGn) very clearly demonstrated IN his speech Of
brasrdiy thai your hill would produce deficit of much
npfe Than thrcr milluns.
Tie average expenditure Of this has been
shown 81 be- uent, twenty >six mons per annnn, nnd
you have brought bill which iwihou tea and coffee
VIII not ave you ethlerh n,llliUts. am under no
pledge 10 ir nnli Ia d,s,roy revenue aud especs-
" When II Is oreseen aud Is intended that II sha
lead la permanent tax tea aud oolee. suppose #
"r refuse to insert the tax In this bill. yuu III bring
Il separate b II lur that purpose expressly. Nuw II IL
nol my duty asn denoeinl To vote Tor such bill TO mise
revenue hud II neither wise statesman. pp-
hue patlson; and here give you fair warning thdt
we make an ISSUE Nth the Committee of Ways and
NJ inns On this point. aud II you reckon
carry yoor bill YOU reckon witlort your hos. wafa
Snu 10 comc II II in time.
We have agreed thai will support The amendment
moved by the gentleman from New York. (Mr. nuS-
I@EtfaRp) For HAT ready 10 vote unaniinpns-
u, beause II compromises his much disputed qt siin
and viii aetle II afoVer. That bl ia exempt from
The odluos mlamums which have occasioncd so much
complaint, aud It contains but two OF three spec lc du-
We cherish hostility old Pennsy lvania Ga tic
contrary We oso her well, lar We ook 10 her ns pa.
rent, Nueloa, Indeed. eIans u.s. but disown her.
Good old i'unsl lyana has ane mure f. the State Of
ohio than all Gods creation 6esdes aud
a1uf 10 Prove malrlrldtq We have h,np l,keJ with
mde 10 het democratic banner and IT would he snici-
dial mdness 10 throw her into the embraces Of our enc
my.
There is paint where ncglcc, will he remembered
and whre insult viii mol be forgotten. | believe Penn.
sylvann will yield much Tor The sake al compromise; but
h 81 with oui eyes open. and with Tell knnweJue ior
In destruction al ,arn which does Yield sufficient
revenue, IN adopt n bill sheh begins with a dcfet of
lhfce OF iaur mImn9. VIZ cannot do II. aud will not
d It. We can defeat Your bill, md Will defeat your
bill speak THIS more IN soffow lhnn H. aborr. cher.
l,h nn hostility 10 any man on this Il nr, but gentlemen
On a mdes may reckon upon tins purpose ao be fixed
IA ute. Il speak as 10 Wise men, Judge yo what
oy'
Extract oI the speech Of Mr. Iibbatis Of Kentucky,
upon the lllll 10 reduce the rann
MI. tnAiRMtE: | am no uuaisi unless may be
80 considered In regard Ia the relnons m tis governs
nent with larelan naluis. | was, aud ani fht lout-
lniN mnn as 10 tut northwestern boundary as well a.
u hlo hlanlr uan ns cont southwestern boundary. [
hr'e thai our tltle To the onels ms clear 10 thn oef.
would mt lave sacrificed thr any Than ,if
other would have gone 10 wal tlr The the
oitt; aud believe that brave aud gallant arm, and
our patriotic people, particularly oi tho West wmlI
have vlndeaed our tile 10 lhe easily they sye
done the other d. not therefore, shtink from the pr.
sliluh which and others have ahen upon This Oregon
question; do regard the thai are east al us
on that account. am told that il is said hy some that
the lresdent has displayed high degree Of dipalnatir
SKILL nmn this subject, by using ii The fly four for
ties rs stool pigeons 10 decay wings md doubtful demo,
cfai, INTO the trap OF roHry NtNr-lke sklul fsh,f-
man h catch suckers. This com iment 10 The Pfesi
dent is daub hl2hy 10 the credit othuih the ouy-
nn,s aud fifty four 5rties. Winch Of us Is the highly
honoed 10y The slllon assigned 10 us, will nj pro.
tend tofny. A day ofpekonng will cone sir, houev-
o. after the smoke II This Mexican war shall have been
d5slpatid when huse wlu have been concerned in lie
Abandonment Of territory eIll bo cnld 10 jus, NJ,
ennnlahllY. II thai day sir. 'ei the ead Jade wner;
W.. WIN have sustained tho rlgh Of The country 5io
10. Will have nothing 10 answer for. We can then say
that Our mlhers are unHrnhg."
When huk Of the manner in which il ia said
Dl7i la Oregon qnes ion has been settled cannnt hut
tt hnmllmt,dl cannot bul think that the proud A.
mencah $50
"fl2e. towering in her pride of pace,
lis boon hlWked AZ by mousing owl.
uakied"
Whilst we buster and bnaat over nbecile Mexico:
present the rllcaleus attitude of yielding ENGLAND
What we have asserted 10 be- j1st right "eleur and
ludspntabie." aud finding ourselves in the humilaing
position Of whipped hound. snrakog To his kennel at
the roar Of the British lion. We are told hal:
"lherc was liultna once, who would have hrook'l
The eternal devil himself 10 have held his state in
Rome
A, easily kings"
much moro queen, sir; and we know that we,had
President once, t'aeksuu) WIN woud not have yielded
Wla he considered the just tito of this governllrnt ~
any nation Oh Garth, however powerful. lie man
who would
And fright him there and make him
Tremble there"
Tins Oregon question was of the great issues In
the ai presidential and cong r'ssonal elections The
acIod inyulabiny ct pledges made by a candidate 10
the people, belofe his election and accountability
10 lhe people for any violation of such pedurs il the
only saleHufI Ia odr republican institutions. | hope
that the President Will be able Tor his n,s>
hon ~ manner satisfactory 10 the country. do not
deslan h condemn lin IN nd vance wish that the veil
ui secrecy had been tin from the proceedings rea-
un - this 81 ec that the country might the true
position Of affairs viii not anticipated; may refer tj
tins subject aan when the veil of secrecy removed.
have deemed II necessary 10 thus much in deience
OF myself and hose who occupy the position With
ar aud leave this dsgesson repeating the sin
hope thai Hlea the veil renipved the President
may hnd Justification tor his COURSE"
MI /. then enters into an elaborate discussion of the
lanh question, declaring that he equally opposed To
the lari o lSi2 carry ing the principle of protection
too lar, and 10 the Admins ration scheme
Iug it lar enough. Both he thought assumed extreme
grounds. aud were therefore both wrong. He was for
COMPROMISE and eoncessiun. So TAR from believing tn,
doctrine 0 protection 10 be unconstitutional AS the Fre
our "sairy and Independence" He could lherfre
rrlululsh IT, AMI he fortified this pusi.
ION by qnonI, in addition 10 the authority OF Mr. nj id>
sons name. the opinion of tn se great democratic" l-
mJnares, Andrew k3on. Richard VI. johnson Martin
Van Duen LOWS Cass, James Buchanan, ami Chou m
last, not lrast,) James X. P1i Ill was (sld Mr.
ibbats. GA this doctrine Ut discrimination Tor the pro-
econ ul American labor, within lie revenue standard.