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

Friag Much On the Senate.
petitions aud memorials were prescott
ed by hcssrs. Noble. Chambers BaI-
nafd, 6fnndy anl Ruggrs; the Two latter
on the SUBJECT 81 sunday mails. M. Benton,
from the Committee To which he Suhject bad
been referred, reported a bill providing lor
The equipment Of mounted lorcr for the pro.
ieciion OF the inland trade to Mexico Mr.
liaynr, from The COMMITTEE ON Naval AHtrs,
10 which had been referred 80 much of the
Presidents Message as rriales 10 the Navy. he.
ported blll providing Tor reotga ni2lnS the
navy The principal part If the day was oc
cupied IN ihr discussion of The amendment 10
HE general appropriation bill reported ny he
tnmmitlrc On fmance, for striking out thu
proNise ~ the bill which durc's thai no porl at
the appropriation shall be applied for the pay
"en' ct an PRINTING other thsn ,he Ordinary
work executed by he Public P,ater, unless
sanctioned by 'pecIie acl for that purpose.
u tins question, which was debated At great
lenglh, hessrs. Chambers. Foot, Johnson,
Livingston. aud Smith, OF South Carolina,
supported, and Ncssrs Wine aud Woodbury.
opposed the amendment lhe question on
StiNing onl was divided, on thr motion at Nr
Barnard and the amendment Was LOST. by
yeas AMI nays, - yeas aad y NAYS fhI,
debate Is IN preparation aud wi be gwen nj
'eng'h, as soon as the X porlrls can make
them out.
In The House of Representatives. the resn-
luhon OF Mr.. Chiffon, for the pIIutlng of ten
lhonsanl copies Of tue report presented hy
Colonel Johnson from the Committee an ibe
Post oiilce aud Post Roads ON the subject
OF the sunday ma,is, was, after some o6ser
Vai'ons from Mr. Mallary. in support of the
proposition, and a call from Mr.. WIcklfIr for
the previous ques,ion, carrlrd III the aihrma.
live, by vote ot93 to 81. Mr. McCreery pre-.
se"ted III adverse report on the sumo subject /;
winch was read, aud on motion Of Mr. Chiffon
an equal number of copies was ordered TO be
printed Upon the suggestion Of Mr. Magee,
tue 'aiier report was ordered Ia be- Appended
To The former one. The subject Of the indians
was then taken up The question being
upon the motion of Nj. G5odpnow to lay up
on the table the proposition 10 rccommit The
resolution, With instructions, IN the Committee
on indinn Affairs The yeas aud nays be-
ing called tor hv MI. Huntington, upon this.
'hey were ordered and taken aud the motion
was nrg ttived by a vote of III to o. Mir
Wilde arose 10 address the House hut the hour
having expired, the discussion was postponed
ihh further consideration Of he bin for he
't''e' Oh MIA Decatur, WAS, upon motion of Nj
Aston, deferred until this day ;affd the H4usr
went inlo Commute Of the Whole NJ, phil,n
T. barbour In The Char ON the contested Vir
g'nia election. Nj. Newton concluded hi.
remark. IN vindcaiiun Of ms right 10 seat
"a me House. Alter further aud prolonged
discussion, Mr.. Loyal spoke in reply, until
alter four o'clock, Mr. pearre made an unsuc.
ces'tnl motion that the Committee rise, re-
port progress. aud sIt again; but, after some
observations from Mr.. Aston, o the effect that
IN the event of the sitting member wishing 10
rcloin 10 the remarks of Mr.. Loyal. he should
he lie last person 10 objccttu il, the motion
was renewed aud carried The Commute.
then rose aud reported. MIR. Spencer. OF New
YORK. moved that the laws Of Virginia. apnli
cable to the mode of conducting elections n
bearing upon The present case. he prnted
winch proposition, after some d discussion. was
adopted by The House. hy vote of 50 10 36
upon tue suggestion Of Mr.. Buchanan. that the
sitting aud thepeiitiouing member should. 20.
ee'her, select and Arrange the laws to he
printed, in compliance With the vote of the
House.