Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05

u'th my nope anu expectation That we should dsnnsr ut
all the amendments. either prnr sed 10 hc rtopas 10
the bill and that up4n The question uf lis enpfnssncul
Intended. with the potmsSlon II tho Snuac. to occupy
soIne portion o lis time IN taking tapl review of some
oi The objections IA have been made In the adoption ut
tho measure under consideration. and then 10 submit
into those hands in which, by the constitution of the
country, the resp visibility is placed The events oi
saturday, ot which we possess information, deprived
oi the orpnntty Of employing that day IN The cnsd
craron # those nmendmonts which were intended TO be
subniiied,or wefe vet hetoc fhn Scn4ta. But
rather impatient anxiety has heen manifested 10 arrive nj
the conclusion ( this important sutrrt-an anxirty IN
which, 10 some oNtcnt, SHIRE VI others hive tsen
thus mulnnp IN pctturma duly tuWatds tho committee
aud 10 lhc uhee' whiehmy position prompts mo 10
doavat Ia execute,
say some impotence has haen manifested do nj
mean II in any NJ KIDD sense. The honorable senator
r'm New Hampshire Mr.. Hal, vho now slts on III,
'lt. has npan two occasions, m"ytd talay tins bill On
the table; and hs motnn was male win all tho utrot
conscious power lthe felt perfectly secure
y o. The general result hat IN III. being operated with
by all the oppafouis atlhe nlll II Is that the Senator
hnaly most graelousy ondeseead Ia withdraw his no
tmn olay the bill upon the luhc. nj my tnstancc or
which am profoundly graceful but "a | do NJ desire
again 10 place myself IN any attitude 81 s,catinn with
rcead 10 the poUrss and the iml disposition oilhs hill
haHe risen tcpcat now TO peItorm duty whlca ap
rciiams to my 7. .son.
Nr President in The progress of lhis dehate it hls
been again aud Ngaln argued that perfect tranquility
nance threatening lis peace. ondaugrfng it's safety, bu
Lhal which was Produced by busy restless poi leans.
las been malnt'lned thai lhe surface Of The puhle
mnd l. perfectly SmpIth aud undlsuibid bv sngle hi
low. most hea'y wish could concur in this picture
OF general tranquility hat las been dawn upon boh
SIDES m the Senar. am no altm.ts, NOT tlank God
at thu advanced nge ol Witch lis providence has been
pleas To o 'N mr to reach, am | vrfy easily alarmed
10y any human cycnl but tday ml,rad the sisus 81
The I'M s. II ib,c be that state Of profound peace and
luel That absence al all Just Of apple hensnn oi
luldte ddueettp tins cantcdemry, which appears IT. he
cn ftalncd 10y some oher senators Mr. President, all
the tendencies II the times. lament 10 say towards
d'sqnrtu'e II not more fatal consequences. Wh'n he
"tr II The midst u profound peace With all The nations
ut The earth, hayr We euuventian npfe7ouDlng
c9sde1hf patnn ol one Hrelt prt ol the republic,
meet together h hb5ntc ahpl asuros Of future safe
~ IN rono'xlan with great iHtrc~f ol thi quarter ii
'"' t'"'Nf Nh'n b.iTo nave We sfe, not one, pnl
more e-some h2li zen- legislative bodies s'cnnly
'o'aS'e thd u any nne "i these measnre4-lhe ndns
s'n oi oullonia the adoption ii tho Nlmo Provl~o,
OF Inc aD'llon OF slavery IN The District OF Columbia
Sn"oa DC adopted ny congress measures measures 4" an
WI me rhaiaftt laf the " ct III great Int tesls
U winch ifie IN The pau uat section q" the country,
W'Vd Dr. Iesefrd - T"r iaat5 TIA sny cl n the nb
"ll3R i" aNff} 'V#h ~ hn i1i- ll5 net "l columbia
'Ha a' rs In l nbef al '1tas here has BEEN souee
"l constant lIIallon aud disqpel - Il lhe sng"ct oi
me tcNrtY II might've slaves who haNe rseaP#d lren
helT R"tul 'wn'rsi no mere border contests. as has
''H eoIPs'd hh1uRh IItff uudouhldlY II has gwen
'f 10 more Irritation Than Ina1hcr p'flonS 81 the In
I"o Zhn| everywhere through The saHehndlng country
" h1a norn ifil a. graf cNu, great wrong winch fe
luned UIe lhetvthllan oi eoaen ssl nal power. Bni
's Two tuyfrla, unpleasant Is has lefh the agitation
hlch lheY nave ven rise air nothing IN comparison
to those which have sprung oni OF lhe acquisitions re=
Gently made rom The epu"leti NlcNlfo These ne mol
only eat aud leading causes o Jsl apprehension as 'e
sPers me lnae, hni all the mnr cfcnmsIa cs {" the
Intimate daaeef ahead. whatever may heirs final Issue
ana Guns qneHcr. ihe establishment oi paper IN tbs
city "a sectional paper and will could say that up
han In particular 0stlnco Il has d1nea sec onnl pa
per s'd hre h o'ponse, not the ptcfess Of The
e1hfe Union, bnl The lnotets ol particular aecllon
ne aIIuSlon made with regard lp departure from thu
"9ih "hifh has incidentally come 10 my hallee was
chen loh by an nsa Hlion recently made TINT IN the
State pl Kentucky there were great differences and diver
sily opinion upon the subject Of he nd pten OF this
measure, aud tha the constitutional convention of hat
ohie bad UNANIMOUSLY, nearly unanimously, teIrcied
a proposition IN favor the Comptomse. Why. directly
he reverse Is the fact shnnd not haye observed It all
had not noticed on yesterday that IL copied in
paper III Mobile and was spoken OF as undonb"d fact
that even in the State OF Kentucky thers was great dl
Vision on the subject Of the Compromise will say IN
my place. with he authority which aPpcralns to my
post On, that for fifty years have never known much
unanlmy upon any question in that State. 1t Is
State from which | received letter from gentleman
formerly de focatlc menbe ol Congress, kao"n very
wei 10 my friend from Indiana, now In my eye, from
ne county ~ Henry one OF 'he III ~ popuous counties
tn 'oat o9te IN wheh tN'fe Is nalny "' democrats
v''o's ana oil w'"eh in1Hly oi J}o VOLS ths gen
l,enhn-n honorable grnilfnan' am Pion1 To say