Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-12
TIE FRENCH QUESTION

THE FRENCH QUESTION
o. MONDAY, the - inst. the House of n ma.
tn,ivcs TIL mi might. havin, comn.o.,a '"S'e
on nj 10 O'Clock IN the morning The ~ "s
on Gays the National In eIisenccr) W., ocs,' V"
ar,.n"us d bate on the question of on, y f"'
Rei',on'. IN whcn he fo,l,Sln. eenrlem4,a
car: Messrs. T.. Ey rei Allen of O,,o WV
More, Esaas, Sutherland Clay on, G,mer / :,
9 m'relen kob"r'so', b nncy. Schlry, Go,s,,s
Mason oil Va. Wamo Oh, Beard,ey. R'.".
WISE. J. q Ai'ns, Gu lton, Hardin A.
Inw,s and Iones - Ne have only room Tins nav.
in. for te,ulis.
The hrs' q 'e,tion was motion To d,cl.,..
he committee Vi the whole from the ia, the, o.I
"ra,on OF the sui,jrc which. b'lng agreed IN am.
lOI, nays 81, the rrsou,,ns of red by NJ, A.
ms. tpunishc' in the last V,rg,niun came MT.
consideration Nj. A cher moved III, folox,n.a
,suhstu,ue III retnr:
That IN the just exprcta ion that the Cov,,
nen' of France viii have m de, OF Will make mn.
vision Tor carrying into full f.rt he r1,,,v ,.
ht Government Of tn 4h OF Julv. 1881, sicA,.
ing 'niemnliy for Ct nms OF our rn us VIM h n,
Ma ION Is bound to nq'.re tho efofe his Hm,,
irem' II 'nrxpedcn' to adopt m, measure in ri,
ION TO that subj CT"
Mr.. Arrher's amendment was negari,eJ-,v,
II, nos li3.
NJ. Al ms hen mo iiked his first tesolu,;on =,
~ To read - follows
Rssolved That. IN the opinion Of TIM, Hon..
% Treaty With F."nre Of the h OF Juy. 1881
should be ma,ntaincJ aud i's execution II s,,,,o,n
on"
Mr.. jones, Of G o,s', moved 20 amenl the Re-.
u ON o: Mr.. Adams MS 'ht mod fed by sut,lto.
II < therefor the 70 10 ing:
Pee In, ID nhuf h., r,
knowIedg ng the rgh Of our c,x pn., is entered IN,
| under the usual io,mal't,es, and with o.nn,
| ,rofessng 10 bt governed by thai cod. sh,brr
-cr,hts the obligation "f such instrun MS .e Inv,
| every right to expe', the sam Will be otervd IN
.ooi ta,tn; and that, his Hopsc Is officially
| informed the law for ,xeruiing art II. s,y +, now
| IN Ter consul rat,nn h FIR nch Lie. lslairr i
""x' dent for the pr sen. TO cs,.l4lc On The .ob.
jac,,"
The qrs' on upon this amcndmcn, was d,edd
IN the negative.
| Nj 'ber,sUi then m pved % amend the Re,o.
| uion of MIR. Adams by substituting therefor The
| tolnuing:
Resolrcd, That there is satisfactory eydenro
that he French Gosctnm' mt d sres that III. 40.
preparation for ,nienni shall b.. made IN ruI.
s'anrr OF the stpul tons of The Tr az Of July
lSJl aud reason o h pe that the Clambe, u
ID puties viii adopt that measure, and tsirhuly
discharge the obi CATION OF France 10 the United
States"
The ,esion upon this amendmen, wa, also DO,
cided !. The ,.cgotirf.
The question was then taken on agreeing 10 III.
Fl st resolution Of Mr.. Adams, molifed NJ ADORE.
and decided by Yeas and Nays. Yeas Tro Hun
tired and Ten Nays, None. So it was
solved Unani.Gou ly, That in the opinion OF
his House. the Ttcsty wi h F,ance, of the Fourth
f July, 1881, sho"ld be maintained, and its cxseu
ION lnsls ed upon"
The an"u ci,lion Of this vote from the Char
was'e eivrd ~ih a loud and spontaneous bust Of
applause, which broke al once from the gnlItll'
m which was re-echoed f ON the 1,or, m king
The wills and dome Of The chamber TO rcsound with
10Y whllc mutual congratulations pas.td IN all d.
REGIONS.
Mi, n 'nms then withdrew his other wo Re,ou-
tons.
The qncsiio, was ,hcn taken on the % Rt'ou.
non rrl"rte by the Committee on Forrlgn Rtla.
IONS, he first havin. been n,s,grJ in Mr. Adamss
ust agreed to- which % Resolu ion is rs ~,
ows.
ResolOed, That the Commit &c on Foreign AZ
Ears be discharged from the further consideration OF
50 nuch OF the Presidents Message ss rla'eso -
commcicll restrictions or 10 reprisals on the com
merce OF France
AID the Resolution was agreed TO by un'a''
nous vote.
The Resolution reported by the COMMITTEE Of
t"e's" Relations " in the following words;
Res"tred Tha, contingent preparation ousa''
DC made to meet any emergency growing oul OIL 0"
citations with France"
This Resolution was ordered to lie on the table
And 20 the proceedings ended.
And yet, whs'anding it was thus dcie'ra'n'
ed by the House. that No contingen, preparations
ought TO TIC male TO meet future emergencies, 'hey
,ferwaris lacked 10 the bill m king the usuaf
annual approx, atoms for Qualifications u sector,
placing THREE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
!" the hands Of The Pres dcn', to be used al Ais d"
c'ehon-thus violating the spirit OF their previous
decision, and worse than all, violating the con-
''t"ton, ~ mak'ns an approp, iation. without any
specific object IN view, anu trusting That immense
sum IN the hands Of the President, 10 be dlsbur''d
hv him, according 10 his own pleasure, and with
o'I' the control uf law
Judge White, of Tennessee, has entitled him.
eli to the co'id' nee Of tic Wings, by setting hi
face against this new at,emp, to enlarge the pow
sfs and increase the patronage Of the Executive
winch ai'eady, like Asron's rod, ihrss,ens 10
swa low up every other department Of the govern
men, and the Liberties Of the people,,