Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30
22ND CONGRESS.

Iuu - JaraaJ q IA JkRse
Emma ArAiI -.

>1a.e, Houston. accompanied 10y las tgu.s'i
ys,, place, vi The bar ot lLe llous. ~ erdef"t he
/ SpraL,H
/ Nf slaaarrr requested that h,s pfz,m"ny. o.
ltfr.sI so.frulay. b. r,Fa.-aGeh bong hoH', he
.,.s.fn. g. rUlut ,plan.torl tcsfmonyYs
! g, IhsIicec' dlrmg the evening al the contest anu
n. VI i al tI# nat Toy. thnt bad bon r6"e.'ee
darl# ly tn ca.s 70. an hrsf ~ ~ ord Aiow bv'
4ea .l#...a. ny vats,s14t Tia ~, LAY nd Pc
lge,ir.al IA. te,tels werc some 81 ihea tofe
~ mi ms ,iat' phe haso,a nf winch W. tn,
a.ar L, dauhtuR htst 'mPrass IONS and va Jed l.
t5.f.ad, tHst utsti ha,, u "a thfo~n do~n IA u
seuilc
II. question REQUIRED an granting PERMISSION T.
tie accused 10 ~ ,tbdraw tho iutrIo.ntory lroloun
/ ded by his Coun- Yesterday To Nh sunbety
II aud was wllhI5awu.
In, que -tion then REQUIRED on the motion mad'
by Mr. Arehyr yesterday, aud winch was p'ndine
~hen thu accused moved for PERMISSION 10 with
draw thu ntrrro AIRY md substitute enoshcf. rs
al,tosad winch vas likewise withdraw
A motion was then made ~ MIR Alexander that
/ the House 90 eoonsidcr the vote taken ye to-day
by wAIoh The sid ntcrroratory wa directed l. bf
propoundod 80 The complainant Va
These remar1- thus published. lmpate IA 'r1sd
| 10 tn aecusod-IIo you then. ar haze yoa now,
/ y,
| mputatIun :
And after debate, 1t passed n rhc Affirmative
! The sad man question was then Put, VI " Ill
| the HOUSE reconsider the sind vote
AuI was decided IN the negative.
! Mr. Sranbcuy VA al his request, excused from
yp,rng on this question, IA vel IS on any question
which may arse IN the bearing .. the TRAD Vi Sdm.
acI Huston
William Stanbcuy then proceeded further to
testify IA, follows, IA answer u urc saI5 lntrrfora-
tory
Though IN mnllno he remarks rrfcrrcd 10 did mol
mt,nd 10 nnputc freud To Governor Houston, being
u private individual " ilcsc residence was unknown
10 M, Il dll not know he was IA tins city yet II
| an called upon now To express nn opinion whether
h. b. guilty of fraud or not II q, exception was
taken 10 thc relevancy tue testimony wh'n Mr.
s rrsumcd he sad :. uuld not b. understood by
what stated, M a'qutllns 6overne1 Houston d
participation N tins aaud He WIS "A private tt-
zcn, unknown 10 mr, and had no object IN bfng
ny h, character IL question But II " called
upon 10 express an oplnon, SHOULD say that dld
blt,e nj me tmc nude tn remarks, and do now
nut Governor Houston did participate III the at
tempted fraud | shall state the evidence that
hadnf his participating III IL wns "A mcmber OF
tins House m 1880, at tIc time the proposals for
mokug The contract Tor Indian ratlons "orc pub
7>''" ~ '' - '',' ''' - 5'"f - wa
I''''. u'' ".'""'''5' '''"' ''''" W.
was P'p"an'a was "''o''"'" '''' '''o ''J u
h' l'eI"''' "a' ~ ''N''' ,''i"'' "o' my ~
ih' '"flH u, i"oons 10 sue" '''''"''9 "s '''' ~
ny 'H'H''''" Jul 'ol "'' supply 81 ''''o"o ''r ="
lH'a' VIM ny" n5'a' ''e' Wv t''''S't, u Wv
lndlan I'M ih'h before ms House. ana Nh''i
""a'd f'Yarf an '1P'on"u'oo' ''''"' h''''"'' u
o'tl7i hSaHNeItarnPu' Mo % "'''n,"ae 10 'o''
e'n nom The fuhIe lh' importance "' Tue P'oi"a
sH contract hA 'nt "uN'liae'''"'' "'e P,"f'''''
"'t' uoh receive" III 50 snort H's 'O'e' 'no pun
h'aiJ"n Ia" ihe Pt"Ptln lhe western country
t"'H1 nav no opportunity "i mohln| Pl"poS"a'
even Il ue Importance 81 haa pe'n SCI 'o''h III VIC
NV '''' '''a" "'' WI pun
'' a'o'' III. u"'1 mat Governor houston was III
/ .''' 'iN IL a'9 u''c' a'oou " % n''h VI "'o'
/ ~ ID '''',' '''' "la'''" 'lu,''o" 1t was "''e'
! ."''s' !" u'''n Hl"' "' i't9'ueu' 'n''H''"'"
''e"o) 'et''nss 'o""ias nun pu' ln"H III e""se
queh't o' MS reputation Inc lle'"ent co"a MOI
openly fe""" NM OF nominate MN u any once
o. ao1o' u 'h"''nhen' uhd'l't"oo 'i'' Lover
u'' iious''n was an "P!'e"nt lot inns con'f"e3uhu
'""' 'aI u '''c MS Ne" !" ms GUY was 10
OBTAIN 'hiS contract saw, oy Tue terms oil the
P.oPo'"ls' 'ln' no individual" mol l"Voarrd by tie
ileau o' H'e departments OF Tue President couio
MAKE any 'onSld'fah'e sam oil money 10y II Is by
The Terms OF tie ndVef''sem'nt Tor proposals The
| 1'sh' was f's''Feolo 'h' secretary OIL " u 10 ca
large or alter The quantity OF rHlons 10 be ISSUED
ana 'h' rS'a also OF continuing the eonn'e''o any
Ptnoa "l Time that he might thlnk proper, and 10
terminate II at pleasure WHEN any OF the conditions
oil IL should be broken. had heard OF the propo
sals which Mr. PrcallsS had madc. ! heard from
VII flrntiss himself oi AS Application, and the
'fhcui'es that he met with. from the facts and
circumstances which | have related, was led TO
believe ut the Tune TINT there w"' an arrangement
h,'"een The secretary OF War and Governor
houston al ehe tune these advertisements were
! prepared, which was dcslgne%Io give TO Governor