Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-11

in The South ofa sitii If determined s>anre IN II
svowed policy II the North. npin The subject Of SLAYER,
in III light Of mefr hravado : ID gasc,s,sds.
have heard. IN nv private in with n rlher
gpnilrmen. the sapgesn tint II al of these
iteme resolves at the South these extreme demonst "a
Tins. nav he tairl, lmpuied 10 party. ie the inpulsiv
passions, AID q the gular ambnn Of political aspi
rants and that II would be dscre'ahe aud pnsillsni
mos IN the North Ia Weld title ui hat they have run
sidefed thor policy upon this subject under suci
Circumstances srs h, tell these gentlemen in al
randar. that hink they mistaken. hav. wairhe,
the whole ,vrmcn fr years. aid think have seer
cons drhle al sfehgh Ia lipsa who favor
treme of ressance aud redress among leading
men many ofihe STATES ~ the Snlh. not iusay IN a
who active participants IN the plrty strife ot the
day. have seen. to- IN 50 ne u The Nmtiiirn States,
loidng # bhh parties cooperating III the
Every day hear pi siina gentleman n intellect aud in.
fnenrc whom II wnnId be unfair impnte motives II
personal ~ party aggrandz ment committing himself tp
these violent resolves. l. then the par Of wisdun,
10 say thai consideration due In these movements
For though II be- that HE great biiy of The farm.
ing aud planting iniefess repose IN quiet Their farms
ana plantations. undlsnrhcd by the storm which RACES
around them yet. when eadlng aud s,ber- minded
TINS. one alter anolhef, yield To the ggeslins of the
more inemperae and excl'ed. NV sam may whole
population he brought 10 rally support OF The viz
lent and dangerous scheme. 7
But, suppose II 10 be true alleged. that IN Isl ~ all
these vi1en demonstrations are Ia be ascfbeI par
ty Interests and virw IT, the irregular wicked pBsstons
10 The unhflded ambition II political asplfants still
mi all hsse the great elements Of mischief the po-
tent elements at dlscod dissatisfaction aud convuson III
all Tree vefnment@; aud Is II no part at The duties IT
wise saiesnan IN this country 10 give his attention s,f
oasly la these sources II danger 10 the Republic And
when, Ia the potency II hese elements Of power is
tempt (as II my be SD u ovcrufn the Governmen you
superadd deep ii wrong aud injury duff sd aiming
numerous class, embracing extensive sections plpus
and powerful States. you still thai part Of
wisdom 10 give amy serious grave consideration thu
cpnhned nnnences VIII you still compose your minds
10 the belief lha these demonstrations 10 be
gafjed because thc Which produced them are such
AS yrn d. nh md cannot respect
Mr. President. have heard suggested that this con
ifavffsy has been provoked by The south. in their mad
passion for war and'canques Suppose II is tue l. that
reason why this Unm should be pnt III jeopardy =
Forbid II. every consideration connected with The inter
"s and destiny at this gr,ai country And let me say
to- ihll The North must bear large share ol he respon.
shlly at bringing this cndou OF llngs upon tie cuun-
tn; f'f 1t was by Northern ynlrs. by No them support,
hat thu war hru ,hl Of which lhese new ac
questions were made. 1t in good part by Northern
seaport aad counter anre that these acquisitions Of new
territory were Insisted cn and ,tc'od. " III they now
seii ihe brethren an allies nj The South and say they
will not come Ia their relief IN th4 fearful exigency pro-
dnced by their Iplni counsel and united fl rls2
Mr. Pr sdcnl The main pillar upon uhlrh the ninn
nj nhdence, the ties Of reciprocal lnercs and aicrnal
regad between lis different members and sections. These
have been the essential elements If that noble sentiment
m loyaly 10 the Union which has hitherto preserved
nscathed and unhmt amid all the storms that have ns
sailed II. Let This sentiment of loyalty BE- once mnieual
ly impaired let this cord strong as NAV be- vel of The
finest and most deilc,le texture aud now strained 10 the
h'grsi lhn' OF tcnon by any unnwafd act of violence
or rash policy be snapped Its graphing ON the hearts Of
he The people IN any oi their great sectional divisions
linn. I Il i,,.1s. Il. a, Il
81 the preservation or Of the destruction Of the ni1n will
cease To inspire national interest II II IL preserved its
existence VIII he nominal lis blessings and advantages.
m"ckery. How long is it since we have seen mere
handful OF mem vi" moi call them fnclioniss in an Of
iensive but IN The legitimate srse-n the House
Of Representatives.. interposing between the two great
aud Legitimate" parties of Tho country aud preventing the
organization Of the House. and delay the whlIe bust
moss Of legislation for entire month .et such s,ir
as That DO once dnsed amopg The Representatives of
nearly halt the tnIon and your Government as effect
nny paalyzed and defeated Of It's object rs though this
Unoln Wen, IN ictms dissolved.
have heard other remedies. other reancrs | will
not say what, allnd'd 10 IN private conversation for the
preservation 1t The Union alluded to- think upon M
great consideration But, sir, this Union never be-
preserved by enfoce observance of it, ubuaons 49,
nhr army and navy are not competent 10 under cir
cumsiaucrs of peril like the present Ne SIR tins I'm
on cannot he preserved by oil the sacred associations or
tadlnnary references derived from lis early history;
nor by rr9ard IN obg tlons contracted in the most So
Tenn and imp sing forms. and attcSlcd by The most ven
Grated Names nor hy pory under a colnmon banner
nor by worldwide fame; nor by all these united if by
nny act or scheme Of policy deliberately planned any
great principle q" conmon aud equal justice as between
The different sections ii tia Union should DO wan,ony and
Eaarany violated.
MIR President, purp 81 ut his time to say no more
upon tins sn'lec, big pardon If The Senator from
Texas MI Rnsh) Tor having trcspassrd so Dnno np,n
ms COURTESY and OF the Senate for having taxed their
patience. propose that these resolutions be laid npon
The table, aud that they he rrnicd. Whether | sh,
move The further consideration Of them n, any future
time Will not depend upon me so much as upon the f,
,nf WIN which the Senate may be disposed l., regard
them.
Washington. March dih =. NJ
SrNArf. After the motnng hour, Mr. Mason read
Nh ahonus speech. lie ahy asserts the rights of the
South ms guaranteed Ivy the Constitution contends Ina,
'h' south have common right 10 occupy the terrific
~ acquired from McKee,, and opposes the admission of
'all"tna into The Union State. Printed comics
oil Nlf albums speech Were land before Senators
Mr. Webster will address the Senate on Thursday
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. jackson, OF Georgia, made his appearance 10 dav
was sworn aud took his seat lie succeeds Hon Thus
Il. ng.
The H'uSe went into Committee Of the w hole ON a
special "deT, being bill Continuing The art Tor the col.