Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

Tta1esidy March 3-ln Senate the
President communicated a remembrance,
from sunlry c liens oil Pennsy lvania. against
any Interference on the part oi Congress, with
The r,ising laws for the epenng aud t-nns.
mission II the ,nnil on Sunday and Mr.. Marks
t..Assnisd - o,otnn,ial i.an, ,ha same sintc
paying that so much Of the Po,t Office laws AS
require. secular labor OF SUNDAY, may lie ~
penlrd ; and also peliIi,n from 6l7 iadies OF
Pushing payng that Coueress may protect
ihe Southern Iodinns. Mr.. Freliugbuysen
presented petition f,om number Ct the ia.
hablants OF Burlington. New jersey, remon-
'iro'ing against the removal Of tho In
dams to The West. Several othar peti
tinus, memorials and resolutions, were present
ed by Messrs. Shsbee, King. Noble. Ellis
Foot. Chase. Tyler and Frelinghuysen after
WHICH on mnlion Of Mr.. Elhs, the senate pro
C.eded 20 the consideration 81 Executive busi.
ness; which occupied tue remainder Of the
day
In the House of Represen aiives Mr.. Pow.
ers, from ihe Committee on the District oil
Columbia, presented report On the subject OF
administration OF justice within The District.
Among the bills whirh came under the cousid
GRAFTON oi the II use, was ono reported by Mr..
White of New York from the Committee ~
ton, deceased which was disposed ofu the
usual manner nv hcing read twice. referred 10
Committee OF the Whole, aud mnde the or
der ofthe dey Tor this day. Mr. Thompson,
OF Uecrgts, rom the Committee on the Mill
tar presented n Communication received from
the Secretary of War. on the subject of that
important arm OF National defence. Il was
Committed TO Committee of the Whole, on
the state Of the UuIon. and ordered to be
printed. The resolution of Mr Vnton. as a.
msoded by Nh. Foster. aud Subsequently mo-
dhed, On the subject of the printing the laws
relative TO the cund ton ot the Indians. was
then taken up and Mr. Lumpl,n. Mr. Siorrs.
nj New York, MIR Burges, Mr. Polk, MIR
Everett, o. Massachusetts Mr. Bell, Mr. Inger.
soil and Mr. Goodenow, took part IN the dis.
6usslon which subsequently occurred upon il.
The furihur consideration of the bill Tor the
rrief OF MIS- Decatur, was postponed until
Friday next, by vote of so o72 Upon the
question oil excluding the special orders of the
day, 10 take mp the report OF the Committee.
on the contested election case between MIR
Newton and Mr.. Loyal, a division took place
and It was carried in the affirmative, by a vote
ol96 TO 69 Mr.. p. p Barbour wa. called Ia
~ Char and MIR. Storrs, OF New York NOV
ed that the Committee, tise, and re.commt IN =
report 10 the Committee on the ground Of its
not giving precise information, with respect
10 the names and conditions in life of The
disqualified voters. Mr.. Claiborne sirrnuouxIv
opposed the IN ton, AMI urged the e1nedisncv
OF immediately p oceeding to the consideration
of the subject. M. Aston sthn Chairman nj
thai Committee, stated that. although the mo
tion of Mr.. SlorTs was utterly unpIecedented
vet. nevertheless, he would venture 10 state
that the Committee on Elections would be
prepared IL II were considered necessary nv
'he House, TO stale the reasons oi their reiec
lion oi some Of he votes, aud their derIsion in
support OF others. Mr.. Dwight and Mr.
johnson, OF Tennessee, addressed the Commir
tee the former IN support ofthe proposed re.
commitment, and the latter in oppos,iion IN
II. Mr.. Palk also commended for the prop,1e,v
of pursuing The investigation; as well from the
circumstances connected wGh the case itself
as from the fact that by reason of the session
bring now more Than half over il was Jesisr
BILE that the question respecting the persop gu
titled TO a seat in the House, should be speed
" settled. Mr.. Taylor advocated the motion
for recommItnent, aud referred to form.,
presidents IN support of bis opinions. Mr.
hcCoy replied. aud was folloeed b, MIR
Sterigere, who oppressed himself in favor or
the recon INITIAL OF the report. Mr.. Buchana,
said, that hA deplored The fatality which appear
ed 10 pervade the House, III respect 10 preyen,
ing the progress of any business, without a
long and fruitless debate occurring upon IL,
introduction. Mr. Tucker, of S CaroI;n.
viodicated the course pursued by the Committee
"a Elections stating, that the rule upon which