Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

! the emission oil the duties, aud hess's "ooae
| now, Carspn, Gnrham, aud 81. heiland argued
| 10 favor OF the measure. Mr. Chiffon sad tina I,
S,th a view Of furthsrlng the progress OF Inc
public business, he fslt himself hound Ia ask
the previous O teslien. Tho call helng second.
ed the question was upon the engrossment OF
the bill Tor third reading Upon this, the
yeas and NAYS being demanded by Mr. Pehrcr,
aud ordered by 'ht House, we're tasen-"hen
he blll uas rejected by vote Of ~ TO 80. The
IA 'use linen adjourned
! Hg4d4V March BIN the senate, memori'
al ssfe presented by Me Holmes, Ere.
| linghuvArn, aud Sllsbre, IL behalf OF the oon
ihern Indians Mr.. Barnard presented re.
| mon STRANGE from 4 number N the inhabf ants
OF Chester county, PENN, wanna. against Inter
fering with sabbath malls Tue lalnt fesniu
ton submitted by NJ Benton, 10 amend III
Constitution OF the Un,ied States, IN relation TO
the election ofPresident and Wee P's dent,
having been ,ead the second TIM, aud referred
10 y select committee, consisting II Nes.fs.
Benton. Hayne. Woodbury., Tazewell, and
Webster. Mr. Benton submitted a resolution
instrncting that Committee u inquire il,u The
eIpcdlenoy III diminishing or regulating the
patronage Of the Executive, add granting leave
| 10 said [ ,mmiitee 10 report Ly bill or oiher
wise The bill Tor the relIef of i homas fnz-
eernld the bill authorizing a further subscrp
ton. On the part ofihp unued States, 10 The
stock OF the Louisville and Portland Canal
Company and the bill for the further resnia.
ton Of vessels bound 40 James River, in the
| State of Virginia, ~efe srverallv ordered u n
third reading Mr.. Livingston continued his
speech on MIR Foot's resolution, in relation 10
| the public lands Nhen Mr.. l.. concluded the
! Senate adjourned.
In he House oil Representatives. infer the
| usuRl presentation Of petitions, Monday heine
! the day appointed Tor tina, purpose, various re
| lrts and bills were introduced. Among the
| latte, was one presented by Mr. Everett Of
| Massachusetts, from the COMMITTEES on the Ii
brary, making an appropriation for The pur,
| chase oil books for the use Oi the supreme Couri
! OF the United State. : il was read twice aud re.
! fired IN Committee of the Whole on the slate
| nfthe Union. Mr. Storrs Of New York. from
| the Committee to which had been referred the
! Census Bill, MS amended ky the Senate, sub
| united report upon the subject, WhIrh was
/ similarly disposed of. The ~ solutions tor tho
allowance ola drawback on rum manufactured
! from ioreign molas.fs aud upon foreign cotton
bagglug. on expectation, was resumed. Mr..
| CRmphe |! OF South Car lima, offered an amend.
msui, which he subsequently withdrew, stating
howeN er, TINT II sns ms Intention To renew IL
! in a fltufe stage OF the qresrian Mr. Gotham
! proposed further amendment, proposing 10
allow the drawback in question upon cotton
bnggng. OF hemp OF ha,, IN which cotton is
pat kcd on its transfer from ,nr ate to anoth.
sr. To allow, likewise. a drawback of three
cents per pound on cordagr aud cables of A.
mexican manufacture, when used IN the equip
menl OF ships. and of 1 ceuts on the same when
| exported ; aud 20 provide that imported WOO
| costing less Than 10 cents per pound, shall be
exempt from dfy. Mr. GpIham spoke ~ sup
port of his amendment until the hour elaps d
The bill restricting, 10 a term nf ten years, the
i operation OF ludg rendered IN the [ ourts
fthe UaIled States within the State OF New
York MAS next considered, IL was opposed
ny Mr.. GoodcnOw, who maintained thai no
power WAS & 'anted by the Constitution, which
could authorIzc its enactmru, Mr. Storrs, OF
NV York, Mr. Buchanan, MIR. phl!ip = Bar
bour, Mr. Spencer, of New York, AMI Mr Ver-
plAnck ,sindicated the prcprlety oil ITS Hdop ION.
aud contended that IL did not infringe sry pro-
vision of he Cons uiinn il us stlictesr & most
rigid construction. The bill was finally passed.
The bill introduced by MIR CLAY, for the relief
OF purchasers of public lands WAS taken up, and
the Amendment otfered by Mr.. pihton, discuss
cd Mr.. Nlnton withdrew par, OF his propose
ton. and Mf Clay and Mr.. Irwin, OF Ohio
| seyerally addressed the House upon The subject
in favor Of the hill as reported by the Commit
tee. Mr. Nnton briefly replied IN support o
his amendment. and Mr.. Gay reioiued ; alter
which the question was taken, and the amen q
mrnt rejected. Mr. Vnton offered another
amendment, upon which further discussion
ensued IN The course Of which. Mr.. lsacks Mr.
Clay, MIR. NIcklihr, Mr.. Lewis, MIR. Bay
Tor aud Mr.. McCo, spoke Mr.. Burgess
sug ges ed mod fcsuon of the amend nent Sc
as to grant a time Of nine months from tine pas
sage of the blll 10 The purchaser. fir payment
Mr.. Vinions amendment was then adopted
MIR Strong suggested, that the bill should b,
fu' Their modified, by restricting lis provisions tc
, limte1 quantity ofIand say, quarter sec
, ton. Mr. backs replied and after sumo add
tional discussion. the bill ordered 10 b,
engrossed for third reading The bill fol
further extending The powers Of the Judges q
; the Superior Court of Arkansas, was next Ia
| ken up. MIR. Sewer moved an amendment
r securing bona tide purchasers of the publ,
lands, from the effect of the bill. up TO Deem
J her, 1929 Mr.. S,orrs of New York, and Mr.
Bnchanaa, objected TO the amendment, as open
ing vide door for fraud, iuasmuch as tver,
, person who had obtained land onder forgeo
warrants. would o ct md that ne had made
{ bona tide purchase They preferred the ill IL
, its original shape. MIR. Spencer, OF New York
Nj. Msllsry, and Mr. Med file, spoke upor
tue SUI CT and the amend ent was ultimate,
rejected as also was smother, submitted by
Nr Sf,ler. The bnl WAS ordered TO he en-
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