Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

: 'e,'' or acquiesceEce ofthe Government Of ~ n
n ted States ''''''"' VI Tue oh
: neSoired, That, If ithe, in the opinion of,b
resident fthe United States, COMPATIBLE with N
"o"o' ana interest of the United Stotes dur,ny III
va uhn the next session of Congress. TO r.
- ''e negotiations between tho United State
Gnu thnce he be requested so to do.
o. "eSfUed That no legislative measure Of
character or tendency towards the French
"'s'on' Is necessary expedien, at this time.
Nif' ARCHER moved that the repor, aud reso
'u''ons be referred TO tho COMMITTEE Of the VIII,
on the sote OF the Union, and be made the order 81
the day for This dav y
Mr.. STEWART moved TO adj -" and prin,.
| also be printed. ''io'' "0''o
"if. ARCHER modified his motion so os 10 EN-,
'''ee oo'h reports. Finding, he said thai many n.
'u n'h Peierred that tomorrow should he ne
S"eu ior The consideration of the subject. he var,
20 ms motion SO to make the subject in der ro,
that day 'o'
ne BREAKER said it would make no differ.
e"ce "iach day was assigned as the subject would
TAKE Us regular station in the calendar and could
not be reached bu: by postponing all tho orders
preceding it.
MT sU ruERLAND suggested that this was
'"e 'as' u'y on winch bills could be sent to tic
',"' 'iouse, Without vote of two-thirds of both
Houses. '0'"
Mr.. CAMBERLENG SUGGESTED 10 ,be ,or,le
man from Virginia, who. he was sure he sun.
was as anxious as himself 10 have the subject net
ed on, the exPediency OF Withdrawing his mn,ion
10 commit TO the Comm tee Of the Whole. for the
reason that, as tins was the lasl day which a bill
could be sent 10 the other House Tie bill referred ia
m tho report Of he Committee on Forelen Rel,rioas
must pass to-day
"'f' ARC1 'ER SAID he was Npsyalipg to discuss
any where else than in ,h1V Fatice Ur,br
mole subject of so great magnitude The
.onse mig III decIle 10 z" ,asiaHet INTO Commute
OF 'he WHOLE and take up the subject. He could
"ot consent 10 Withdraw his proposition.
Mr.. BU RGES hoped, he said that a question
~ ueeP'y interesting 10 the whole country would
he discussed IN the Commute OF the W hole ssa. tic
state Of the Union. II the resolmi n31kaAf5 Eom
m'''ee passed. hc bill referred to could then be- la
ken up.
MIR POLK rose 20 cnrree' an error into which
me gentleman from New York had fallen, in r.
gard 10 the position of the hill for the sale of the
STOCK III the Government IN the Unitcd States Bank
The bill was not in the Committee OF the Whole
an The state of the Union. II was in the House
and all the o'dcrs of the d. had been posiponed
umc, oher measures had taken precedence OF IL
lie understood that the state Of the business was
tins, the bills on their engrossmcnt first came up
and next, the bill in reference TO the Unifed
states Bank. The third resolution of the Com.
mlttee should be acted forthwith, 10 the end
mat the bill TO sell The stock should be acted on To-
lay. lie suggested the rropfiev Of acting on the
resolution forthwith To commit the subject as
To bury it.
Mr. J. O. ADAMS said il appeared to him thai
The course recommended by the gentleman from
Va. MIR. ARcHER) MAS The constitutional course
As the avpwed oIecl Of the resoul ION was 10 make
appropriation If money !, on .hl to be considered
IN Committee of The Whole Tho resolution p,o.
posed TO spend the money of the nation but is re-.
terence o tie COMMITTEE of The Whoc ON the
ate of the Union was objected IN be anse, il il
went there the House could not he bound TO pass
1t, by the Previous Question. 1t Yes<0Ski II
proposition II tax the people 10 Ike. sesen nj
lions Of their money and appropriate tito certain
purposes. The bil must lie referred 10 the Com
N ttce of the w holc # the resolution PASSED
lie now discovered that with France was 10
e connected with the war with the Bank. The
Two wars were 10 be united each supp ring
The other. To prove that the subject should be
committed to the Commmttcc of the Whole he re ID
the following passages ftom tho Rules Of the
lioase:
"Sl No sum or qnnnlum or tax or duty, yo-
ted b. committee OF tho whole House shall be in
! creased in the House, until the motion proposl
Iloa for such increase shull be FIST discussed and
voted in n committee of the whole House; and SC
| IN respect 10 The time Of its continuance.
go. All proceedings, touching appropriations oil
! money shall be first discussed IN a committee oil
the whole House"
| Is his proceeding, asked Mr.. A. touching
| the appropriation of money, or not ? II is Ger
tany proceeding by which seven millions of H.
public money 10 he taken and expended IN
windmill war against France, in favor of which
he thanked God, there had YET been no expression
ofop,nlon the pnrt Of this House There wer
TWO ihings which we're forced upon his attention II
connection with this subject In the first place
was evident that the question was to be manages
on party grounds. The supporters of The Admin
,straton alone 10 be heard en- the SUI jet, am
| what they proposed 10 be carried. / he mloorl
~ MS TO have right TO say any thing be
yea" or Il nay 10 the propositions of the icoGer
Of ihc majority.
In the next place, il now, for the first limo
disclosed that these two were TO be bendc
together-- the war with France ard the war wlt
he gank-onc was 10 carry on the other It ehhe
VS. too heavy TO sustain it>clf Ihc pioposnlo
Of tho Committee WAS the reverse of tho pt'ncGI
assumed by the Senate, (he hoped IT was not on
oe ordrr to refer To the Senaic,) which wa
The only principle on which we could 20 t
war with France with honor AMI advantage an
ms proposiion. he reminded the House, was III
result Of m net Of minority OF the COMMITTEE %
Foreign Affairs. which the House Did not repro
bate as II ought IN his opinion, to have done III
, aci ofdispacirg rhe regplar Chairman Of the Con
o,;,,se and Subs,tta,iny Bnnthcr " hn was choscT