Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03
TWENTY FIRST CONGRESS
tIk5l SESSION

rad 20 tie House rejecting the bill Tor a sub
scfp,ion oi stock III the Nayssille and Lrxins
ton lnInpike Company, aud assigning hrs rea-
.oos therefor.
A discussion cusned in relation 10 the dis
, posai of IN. message, in which Messrs. z. Z.
Barbour Daniel. NtckllAe. Polk, Bell, Letch'
er, Bmges, Yhncry. and Hammons took part.
\ resolution wa Gn"lIy adopted, declaring thai
tn morrow nj II . clock, The House would pro.
ceed 10 a fecousldsrM on Of the bill, III The
mode prescribed by the CONSTITUTION.
Mr. Camhr lrug .ifom the Conmiliee on Com
mrfcr, repo ted 10 ahli amend an act regula.
fling he commerce Of the unief olntcs with
CERTAIN Colollai possessions OF hrtai Britain ;
which, after sime remarks from Mr.. Cdmbrs-
leng was referred 10 u Committee OF lhe Whole
fIousc, aud drrcrei to br priated He THIN
submitted the following resolution, which was
adopted, asla. con-
RcsJiGtd, mat lin President of the United
Slet be requested 10 communicate 70 his
llonoc such Information RELAXING 10 our npeo.
naIlun win Great Britain concerning the COLI
nlal trad, rs he my deem co npatbi' with the
pubic latrre'.
Inc bdI Tor tue reduction Of he duties on
SAT- was netf ~ order, aud fifcr some remarks
from T. +. Barbour, Ne. 9tons OF Arw York
moved 10 rrcpnmit NE bhl to- Committee pi
taf Whole. With INSTRUCTIONS ~ report upon
moved the prryions pur,ron. A desU.lory
discus lo1 "nsucd. ,uwnch nnmr,o Gus mrmhrf,
InueC. N Slaobeuy moved TO lay thC bill
upen the Table aud after pone further debate
NJ. Narcs II, we'd an adIuuinpeu'. upon which
Question NJ Lamar moved for the yeaS sni
uIY. Tie mul0n MAS nrga'vcd hf n vote Of
IL 80 81. The qae>liou briag ial,rn b, veas
aud nays upon aging ,be bill upon thr Ihblr,
II was deeiIcd IN llr ncga,Va by vote OF 81
IN "a upou the motion Ia SECOND ,he Call Tor
fbr previous question, hessrs Fucker aud
Vince were appolnied felers, ard the prnpp.
sitlnn Was agreed 10 by n Ia,e- mn iority. The
question mas then On the putting oil the main
question, upou winch the yeas aud NAYS VIII
asltd by NJ 9tuirs, Of New York, aud o,driei
by tht Honan. soihcient nlnbrr rl>,ug u
snspan TIE call. knr mol,an was agreed 10 hy
vote oi lbs To ~. Ihe NAM question. whie6
Win wan upon the paasage of the bill, WIS
then taken, on ma, IN Of Mr.. Conner, by yeas
and NAYS ana the oil was passed by a vote of
10 Ia 80.
The bill To reduce the duty on moasses was
Afterwards consde.ed. Mr.. Vance moved 10
lay it upon the table aud asked for the ayes
and nues. The cal was Wa not sustained, and
the House, upon division, rejected the pro.
position. lhe previous question was ca He'd
o. by NJ. Barlngrr, aud seconded Mr.
strong asked tor he yeas aud nays upon the
putting oil IN" man question, hlch was order
ed by the House. The main question was Id.
ken and the hiil was passed upon division by
yeas and nays Of ] II to 80.
The SpcuN'T pr, seutCd a confidential com
munIcatlon T. om the President, which was Ia
ken iugo consideration IN secret Session the
gallery veslibuIe aud lobby being cleared of
, oil persons, except the members and officers
oi the House. The doors We're opened after
long interval, the House sitting in secret
Sc, son until e,ght Q ock, period of Two
hours.
Inc bill from the Senate for TIM relief of
certain officers aud soldiers Of the Vrp lnia
State Line in the wer Of the revolution, was
read a third time aud passed with an Btnend-
meat TO the title in extension OF lis provisions.
The bill to amend the ats TO regulate the
colonial trade Of the United states with Great
, Britain. WAS read a third time, and the qnes.
ton OF ia final passage Mr.. Strong asked Of
; the yeas and nays. They were ordered, and
The hrl WAS passedby vote Of l0l to -.
lie House then, M Mn" O'clock al journed.
RI F,ldaV, MAJ 29--Iu the House of Represeu.
fafIvrs, upon taking Up the resolution for the
printing Of certain papers connected with the
| acunanis. al AlileB King, Mr.. Whhuesey oh &c
tell to the terms OF the ptoposilion. Mr. Carson
was proceeding To rep y 10 has remarks, but II
, being 10 clock which was thr hour assigned
! on the preceding day tor the reconsideration OF
/ the May aud Lexington Road bull, the dis
+. eussion WIS deferred. Messages were received
from the Senate and from the President, an-
e nouucIng the passage aud approval oil various
hill, alter which the suhlrCt Of lhe message
I OF the ffesldeu on the Kentucky Road klil
WAS considered. The Bill Mas, al the teimina-
ton ofa long debate, rejected by vote OF
h ayes o. NOES %; the Constitution requiring =
. ms iority OF two-ihlrds TO pass a bill, IA the t.
| vent oil lis rejection bv the President. The
r debate upon thls most Interesting aud impor-
tant question viii appear at length IA II subsr-
iqnent paper Immediately up0n The decision
= OF the honse with respect 10 the biii, Zee ssg
was taken rom 3 10 clock.
: Atthat hour the House re-asgemblsd, and
: the resolution of Mr.. Carson, on the subject
G of the accounts OF Miles King, aud the amend-
f, incnt Of Mr.. Whiltlesey win respect to those
G. OF Mr.. lmberai>e. was taken up. The ques-
+, non was on the printing of the documents III
, relation TO their cases. and that of Mr.. Is. L.
Randolph. discussion arose, 10 the course OF
which, MIR. Whulesey, Mr.. Carson, MI.
Siergere, Mr.. Coke and Mr. Daniel, joined,
The main question WAS then put, and the an.
siVer OF the Fourth Auditor. to the resolution o!
! The House, was ordered 10 be printed. The
committee then took up the bill for the appoint.
mrnt OF i Solicitor OF the Treasury. y prupo.
silion was made by Mr. NcDufie to amend
the luth section OF the bill, which was
agreed to he also called fot the reading oil II
letter from the Secretary of the Treasury to
Mr.. Gruniy, ofihe Senate. Mr.. Wayne NOV
ed to strike out the enacung clause MIR. Me
Dufiie adv the passage the bill as al
so did Mr.. Ramsey. MIR. Cambreleng urged
the necessity of passing II through the
tCommdtee. Mr.. Polk argued in mvor Of the
measure. Mr. Daniel followed aud sad. thai
in his view. the office was perfectly useless, aud
unca.leI tor by The plbiic- eSgeaciCs Mr..