Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02
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FIRST SESSION


pronounced Il IA udrr Lat gentleman. IN Commute,
81 The W hole on the state al thr uun. " discuss al
musl any suae,l he hhrd, observed ihai has pturlpt
oigec III rlsug had been 10 err bosclt raht IL tlawt
/ to matters au1 things IN gcnrld
The President. nj tn COMMENCEMENT OF the rrearn
srssun. had tud The House. N has Executive mrssagr
thai We wee lusy .hul'ed 10 the Wlmle 81 utcpou
aud said d@ His had been soNH ~ Toe correspondence
III MI Secretary NHehihnn by ''ttrcitaeable lucia mad
.ar2amea,s' MI. ) had carefully tad the argument
rieted IA hr le President. (lnd Which acrumraniel
his messa4e and had befoar tF convinced hv ihat
#uu lle zine whole 81 pIrouu' up Ia 90 10 WA
thr hes III fhr nufld' lie had Gefclntc sri abnut In
convince Ia, constituents thai such the f,cI ur
mcnhefz Were very apt Wish that their constituents
should - with thtu. lie bad used hs ttlnis
aud had awaited hmset al such other help he could
attain, h hIlug his people ully up the brhe HAT the
euut irrltuty vi Ofegun WAS gh,iully uWunnd he
thlN succeeded. Ia every public meeting held ~ his
district the people passed resolutions Hrpaudtng the
e1lneoI, oppressed IN the Presidents message aud
The ouisr al Those pltretto mcmNets e Congress who
made sprce,as 10 tmuusiIaIr Ia the untId that Oenun
"#sonis, etrfY mch ol II aud that would have It
uPlo 81 iU. They hau plenty Ia - upon. Tor seme
oi his itcods IN thai Il o had oade musl valiant eprrr
Is indeed. lhcy had, ~ their speeches. the BRUSH
hun III ihcIf path aud sci tte Amencan eagle ronnc
my uT1n Ian aud sticking hcf nons hjs must tll his
hlu,d "slentd Ike Nhale.n II refreshing To-
near Wei, Nchad guue al lhese 1aes. displaying cur
vain tad ont patriotism III making the must direct n,
salls upon hfaat Eutatn as The most praspng. unjust
corrupt Government under heavens and all who refused
10 hold HE sumo hnRuNGe Wetv held M to dcuson aud
se"n IN Hun sae'ehrs these ralofoos eenllrnen L.
l'ucl, very uHHphany, l. the aeumcnls II Mi
buchanan as demonstrating 10 thr "hue world that
ueht loHll Dreaon uaa eiraf aud objectionable.
lh,re VAS another eass ol gentlemen IN the llonsc
+ WIN went Us enormously In the Rtlnde Of AZ.
shout Of tha ior they mover would surrender ~ ch.
HIS Vas the hAod resolution 81 his tleHl from Ngin-
/ IA and his Iuenis Tom south tihlna. and oi the
/ Wing laty g nrnIly. some al his WINGS iucnde
made sPeechn, a. nl'mas hnte al gentlemen IN The
the side lot 'lhr Whole al o@aoo.' Sane At The Sen'
aaJs ia, made very valiant el"prhe4 10 the
j lie might refer hcre especially speech undc
by one Of tie St0aor- called BrSrog. years sncr
! IN winch 1t was demonstrated thai our nlle better
than that ol any orhcr nalloo. lnen there wnea
/ biz gentleman tom Texas who made mo>t valornus
speech indeed Ia favor III the Whole al orRon up 30
| 10. Gu how aood he question ooa2
\ Yulrr; On, npW, Nou are III trouble
h,-, SAID Mi :. ar III trouble "a au4h, y hui !,
IS my settled opinion that many Of those who
much dtfldedIn s House Iof kog hcg lnlrgtl.
" Will occupy ycry rnvlablr POSITIONS hefeacr posi-.
uans HIuel may possibly BE- drsIrd IN yala " those
who are wiling Ia seRe The controversy 10y taking
| Inc 'ven below i9A.
Mr. - sloud nov whcse he Ind aiways slood on this
SUBJECTS and lbs uJHr III Troubling The committee n this
nne WIS, as he had thd. Justify himself Ia The
+ conrse he had pursued. NJ President ol his chuer or
pafly n hi choice ehonj ever lrll h'm question
where his duty Wa euue Wcd, NJ seal ns lips lie car-
I'D not t. lar the result. ho asked tlr mod VIII ni 10
mau, fndntHe should s,th y, otherwise than by an
huh,s' lnipi ehdept course al acllan
Mr.. i. hgd founded hl oWuous IN this matter Of Orr.
Jon upIu hese bc,s. At the Convention held NJ Hllna
nefc, the political party Ia whlc he then baonst d. aud
la Winch br noN tel9uged, and 10 which he bound,
aud ever should hulj hn-e bound by ties which nothing
con1 eni asnndef delegates had ass mtfd iron eRofy
State "a The trlon nf the purpose o dominating can.
ddlefr lhe PRESIDENCY. Among The resolutions then
aud lhcte adopted was ls Mr.. =, here was searching
amona his papcrs lor lhr r.sooan. when erica arose
''ktad, read nom vafous quarters, and cspreaIly the
resolution. rs follows;
"Resoifed, That our 'i'lt 10 The "hof oi Oregon IL
clear aud nngn"sliohahle Nat 10 portion ot the same
ought l" be e'ded I" to2i"j or my other Power, aud
MAJ ia" f-ofru@lnh el bIgen ana Ihf r. anne N1'ab
m l'Nis al The earliest practicable peiod, are g'a A
mefcan mrasnfes, which HIS Convention recommends
10 Tie CORDIAL support OF the democracy Of the | III
On
(inffadog II l' nsoa, aarIdenhIy, INC Wofds car.
dihal support lf cordial support :; hnl eniie''td
/ hlinsc ob-ttR'h2 lhal II VAS once .ralanal prncl'
pie a. ne i'fh'eiaar parry !" :" '"f - az
Ihls Resolution (ald MI y Lao been adopted the
brllrV'd UNANIMOUSLY ny 'he 'onVth'l"h ana seh'
l"T'n !" ne ""Il" hGflhtr WIN IA. 'act 'hal Jam
II i"ih Was uf'f ca"dldaie lor III" Presidency. ms
VAS used as wach""d ol The party -ihey 'pseihea
II on all lh'H tl"cuphctihe hihutIa lie hhd seen On
nahya fI9 The llsnffs - az, nj least Two ltei III
height (alaog) and r Democracy o. me Ntsl rally
ing under them iion all qnafiefs ms cry TIE wh"le
"l Oregon" fuse Iom tv'fy stump h"d every school
house, aud every ctoas'Toad-aId lh'y dAten men OPP
P"hrus 10 hfr' Htm upon me HteuH'h heu lh'y hhd
lInhphfd EloIl"orIy. Inc ""ia pi'P"" h'a'ta eV.
fy Where on lhtf hahhefs SIDE by SIDE win Tie M"fh
"ltNas. bhl what lolloNedi No so"utf had ldtY
snef''d'd uudNf heae texas hua oregon His' aho