Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

.lloNe1 NJ least Inc u ItCofuHl7 Wcl
votes in relation u II.
Mr. POLK said there seemed to he some misop-
r,eheus,on as to his purpose IN calling the previous
question, a.,d as TO the effect OF That motion. lie
had no wish wha,cyer 10 preclude the fullest
DISCUSSION of the subject Of the tarIh-this was
merely resolution IN relation 10 the order Of bust
ness before the House. So far from It's being his
nsrpose 10 thrust dnwnthe fhrnntsS % genlen on
any discussion IN reference u the subject OF the Ia
M the effect of the ntaendmcnt @oald be, on the
,onlrary. 10 allow the fullest opportunity 10 h.
,hat subjec, considered and discussed. lie trusted
his friend from Georgia Mr.. Wupr) would .,th-
draw his motion for suspension OF the call.
VI, WILDE was sorry he could no, do so bat
r. ,v,S DISPOSED 10 proceed upon the old MAXIM
q When you are in Il majority, act when You are
ia minority. talk" The House could MOI com
,,,,,, If beng taken by surprise Tho resolution had
i,arn Offered Yesterday, and Laid on the table exc
~ one knew /; wond eoma mp To day. He wished
,5ere6,ro that the House sh1d proceed 10 the vote
Ar. SLADE demanded the yeas anl nays on
IL a,oon 10 suspend tho call aal they were order
ed by the House.
Mr. RIJRGES remonstra,e against the prccipi-
fancy with which gentlemen wished O proceed AL
o.,,bt 10 be present aud time should be allowed
them tn reach the siouse la ha ordinary course of
,,,c,dancc w 10 could hoyc dreamed that al .
t;n, like this the Previous Qici,ian would be cal
I'D i,non them and that on a subject upon which
tbc House at the last session had delibera,ed for
FIVE monhs 7 The gcntlenens resolution went
N thrust the rafilf Di ahead of all other business,
and cause il To override every thing else. And
this not that they might Garry into effect the will
oftha,r constituents, but the all of those known
not to De theis constituents
Here the CHAIR in,crpos'd and arrested the
discussion, as running INTO m ntar.ts o.lh, bill
Mr. B resumed. and insisted that TINT should be
allowed 10 all tue members 10 b present There
,yool hive been 70 cali o. The louise had not the
mHion been considered as oac Of very tx raUrjna-
~ ehara- ter II netsnte alto ,chnr unprecedented,
ana beyond the renotest expectations, of those
mast Submissive 10 the viii which had thrust the
General suo'ct upon the llcuse. The members
ongh, 10 lie Al the liouse-Ya though the cannon
should be pointed at that Hail.
The question was new put on snspendin- the
rall, and decided ny yeas and nays~Ye lO6,
Nays 81.
So the call was susp'n I'D.
The CHAIR nov stated that the hour allotted
resolutions had elapsed and the su1jec, was
laid over
From Rlchmoni--By last evening mail, we
learn TINT the H. of Delegates were still debating
the various projects before III m rclativ, 10 South
Carolina affairs. Mr. Brclnix had concluded his
speech, aud he was followed by Mr. Brown OF
Petersburg, in favor Of SET of resolutions offered
By himself of the character OF which we are ignor-
ant. Mr.. GnHr succeeded. in defence ofthc Re
ror, Of the committee of Gland thus stood mat
tiers n our last dates.
Bank NJ Virginia - lhc lolawing gentlemen
have been appointed Directors Of the Branch Bank
otNirs'nla IN this place for the present year -
Ghis@ell Dsbney, Henry Davis Raldo McDan-
lei, William w Nofvcl', John J. Cobell, Elijah
1Hrtcher Thomas \. 1olcombe S'muel Nowlin.
James w. Morgan, David Walker, Charles L..
Moshy, John Ilo,lins and Odm G. Clay.--The
thgceiast namcd arc new members
~ letter from Cola MIA $. c. to the Editor
Of tie Boston Atlas, TINS describes DR.. Thomas
Cooper the f'nous In gl,s!t jlcobin and lnfieI,
tie tllh}r of Nnliiaca.ion, vino, like the ser
pent thai poisoned the ear Of We taught the South
Caroin1ns To @ca u!"'o HE valuc Of the Union, >
= iir. Corpcf is the oldest sight tha, ever was
Az accurate description ofhrn would seem bur
lesqas On hunanity--short legs, stoopng In M
tack, soveny dressed, md wearing an old white
hat. he rides small, bob-lsil pacing horse, an d
when they are under way it seems as # the Devil
WIS making off with ms ms, load"
The Heather.- fier spell of uncommonly fine
weather, resembling Spring more than W n,or, we
had on Monday nj 5ht last, and the next day, a
heavy fall Of saow. In consc luence of the mild
ness of the temperature and previous rain how
ever the snow WINS not very deep. l, is again
clear and pleasant
IRE EieM n JanMary-The anniversary Of
the victory of New Orleans was usher.d IN by a
morning salute which was repeated at noon ant
sunset. Ihe several volunteer companies were
prevented, by the inclemency of the weather, from
concentrating with the usual military honors
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