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


length. was, upoa the request OF The latter
Rad 10 the House. Mr. Martin objected 10
the proposed reference OF the memorial 70 the
Committee on Manufactures. and moved that
il be sent 10 Commit &c OF thu Who'll. on me
state OF The Union. Nj. Dfayion san mat
sending such memorial ~ the COMMITTEE on
Manufacture ~uull be Ike sending sheep 10
thu wolf considering the report which they
had pr,sent,d 10 N. House. Would they, he
asked, prefer sending IT 10 m unbiased, un.
nfeindiced aud impartial committee, OF TO one
which u might be considered, had already
pr.indged the question lie was IN favor OF
referring II 10 tn Committee oi the Whole on
the state ut Ias uHion. Alter some obsefra-
tons from Mr.. Hoffman,. Nj. McDnihe ad'
dressed Tire House in favor oi ,ne reference
proposed by bis colleague. Mr.. Martini al
rtrung n the Course OF his remarks 10 the
c,rcun,lance Of the iadignhy put upon the
Canmuree of Ways and heaus, by the reJee-
ton on il. FIRST rea tug, of the bill which they
ha reported, embracing, among other Prov
isiuns the subject of the present inemoFihi io'
the t.,iuei,oa 81 the duts on bar anj rolled
ron which. al present, paid duty amounting
almost 10 al utter prnhihnlon. Mr.. ramsey
Afr. Bursss, and Mr.. Mallars, likewise spohe
Hnou the sat Iect aud Mr.. Verplanck replied
aftcr which. The momorlal wa referred to "a
Committee Il ID. Whole on The state oil the
Union The House then took mp the consider
siion Of thu revolution proposed by Mr.. nioa
TOR the printing OF the laws Of several oiihe
Southern States, ia relations 10 The i"diahs
aiih,n ,h s,r terr,t.rial ltmils, as an appnndngs
IL the report OF the Iomuiittes on Indian ~
fair. presented by MIR BEL, OF Tennessee and
previously ord, RED to bs prinlod. Mr.. BcH
addressed the House al some length 1hs
QUESTION was upon the amend ntni OF MIR. rus
ter oil Georgia as modified, IN strike oai The
original resolution, aud direct the Clerk oil the
House 10 cause TO be printed tile original laws
oflbe States extending lurisdit'lon over the
Indan tribes. MIR. otcrigers al 81 some oh |
.Bssaiioas from Mr.. les. OF indiana, Win res
ptct 10 the foregoing question, ihOVed mat TIE
subject be referred TO the Comnuee on Indian
Affairs, after some discussion ia winch Mr.. |
Everett, OF Mass. Mr.. Ellsworth an Mr. hoh |
mao. participated Mr. Wide, moved That the |
resolution ~ amended ~ the moiion OF Mr..
Sterigsrs. he committed to the Committee on |
Indian Affairs with msiruciious 10 select ana
report SUCH or so much Of he laws OF the ss''
srsl States the treaties. aud judicial ductTues,
rs u NAV be proper TO priui lof the Information
Of the House. Mr.. Slefgere, adopted the
mendmeni upon which. sir. Vnion called
Tor the yeas aud nays Ihev were about 10 he
taken upon ths question Of agreement To u.
when the hour HAVING expired, The further eon'
liberation o TIE subject YES deferred d Tue bill
FOR the rrliei of Mr.. Decatur was taken up and
advocated by Mr.. Drayoa. until The Close %
he sitting Previous lha adjournment OF
lie House, the Speaker submitted several cam'
nun,ea'ou, from the Public Departments, III"
PRINCIPAL one ot winch, was report from tue
Secretary OF hRr ~ answer tua resolution OF
he ilonsc requiring such Information on the
subject of Ihu iorihcA' ipns on The north.
IN frnniers Of the Uniird states As II
night not be ioeEpedient ,or thu interest of the
Nation TO publish. Another co,nnua cation
was presented i,on the Secretary al thu Irra.
ury ia relation 10 the customs. he Hon.
lame w. Ripley, was on motion Of his col
eague Mr.. Mcintyre, allowed leave al absence
IN account VI Indspo',ion.