Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-25


With gn~nsa Oh has side of the ilauso except tnHnR
he letiod Of e,eencat IN ISL and tn the Ara So
sea called b, ,,eneral Harrison. Mr. President have
been Ing TN member 4 this budy. L e the fsi
tine n With assault has been made upon without
the slightest pnyos,in Il .oems that If the gen
tenan had ansscfed yes, when asked II he referred h
me, IT would have bcrn more manly. Bot he poiuied 10
ne. and Gull not remain silent Il Is painful Ter mr.
81 10 roe ou u these oc1s ons. dcse fsther neFer
70 speak OF them. ! pard5n the gentleman. for he has
given me- an opportunity Il sat myself rghi an oniain
pons. IN relation L. Which ISL sand r,hi, and may
take another opn3Finry n make myself N re tully IN
d"rsocd. As 10 the war. have depoled II. have de
ri aed IN It's consequences. have deplofed for the
manner Of bringing 70 | have doploIed 1t fl tie
events which have saroeeded. did not wish to speak
ug.E H. bad KEPT silent. Assaad here and through
odi the Country friends urged me 10 GU and explain
al The last SCISSOR. would have ned silent on The
present occssiun. until saw fit a-d suitable opPoruni=
", tefre expressing any opin n have been opposed
IL the war high consdera connected with the man
nrr IN which II brought Aud here lei me say,
what Just nov comes i1tn my mind. Il may be asked,
thinking as did why did not take strip to arrest
tho march It Gen. Taylor Ia the first place, never
heard that the march ordered until a long time after
took place. g1i the information from the senator rum
Delaware. (ilr Claytnn.) who will remember what |
said sud impossible; thai such thing could
10 and could mol ,evrh until assured by him of the
fact. After II oflisally announced, said to my
friends Tho march of Gen Taylor ought lie arrested
II Is htnG~R on wa?s sad to several gentlemen
that SIDE u the chamber and particularly, my memory
sorve me, 10 the Senator from Delaware, the nfjrna
uon originally came from HIM. said IN him and to 9TH
ers that the Oregon and Mexican questions
eit,a we should avoid war with England, rathcr than
Mex o--ihough both were very undosl aic--hut it
20 lie hoped that could settle Oregon beure should
he called into Mexican war And the reason Sir that
! did not and could not reference q Gen Jaylo
VII eh otherwise most asnrcdy would have done. VAS
mat i was necessary fl me 70 malntl KIND relations
az
feirfonco u Oregen, IN oidfr HAT might possible cx
eTcise Influence 10 elleetng peaceful lssne II
had been Otherwise cerlsinly wnlll have moved LAT
INC march be arrested, and The Uaragrrod ,ce.ids,a,f
me aca IN relation N Oregon, butt 81 n. hhrrly-
mgat do Bet flrtrar II ank the Senate T. the
sinoaos. nlth winch II has w nearl me
NJ aniney returned 10 The charpe Of Inconsistency
n'c lie mad efonsh against the senator frlm S1uih
aI'lHa, an" referred 10 debates m he Senate IN ISL
'hcn, : he was MT mistaken. he had been charged by
hr e'.atr from Massachusetts, Mr. Webster. AID the
Datar irom Kentucky, MI Clay. with deserving the
Wig pa ~ lie alluded also. 10 his changes Ia refer
aes u The United States bank GU slan and hc nderen
lent treasury.
Sumr words then passed between Mr. Yulee and Mr..
Iufney IN reference 10 the ergn # tho resolutions before
he Senate, which had gwen 10 the del ate Nh
uee said the resolutions were lis owp ard III reduced
N his own responsibility.
Mr., Inrney inquired lad mol tho senat from Florida
led CONSULTATION at his with the senator from South
aruliaa hof--, Present. nj, tlose ,ca5l.ti. NJ
VI iplcc sad Tho ros ,t,on, ,,ora III. 1,, an, 40,
but renlfino /, tho ipter,a,,,cr,. ,,ton
NJ, 5sibon, l,rc1 ,.,zs,..,y' 8 H. nj. r.
= rita IN st,io tbs f,c,s ,ssnc,, H.
which the latter m.hbt f.el ns,h,1m so,o dabr.ry in
7lns Mr. C thenstated IA, IN cao,na D. ,bo scr,,,
m the morning ii the day on ,vb,c tho ,esl,t5,s a
.lbmt.a he fund tho scp,t,, f,. FIl ,, ,,,L
,Nr,ted IN ibe.YrIo in ,ia Tor "a AVE.
eel dlnde.,l What had hon olaeo tc,,,eaa H. -,
,bch vas no. distinctly heard OF understood h, rho e
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