Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30
Lr,'CAHUKG y1RGLsHAs:
Thursday, June 80, 1896.
OPPOSITE Il DISTRIBUTION BILL.

THE DEPOSITE II DISTRIBUTION BILL.
We announce, with unaoycd pleasure, that the
Prcsiden, has affixed his signature TO this bill, and
that il is now law ol,he land. The Globe init
mates that he will avail himself of some suitable &C.
casion to lay before the people the reasons by
uich,he has been Influenced on the occasion.
This will be course somewhat unusual but IN
consideration of the character of the act, we shall
be very well content, doubt not, with his rea-
In IA hasty paragraph, in our last paper, we re-
marked that the House of Representatives had a
mcnded the Senate bill providing for the security
of the public deposi,es and the distribution OF the
surplus revenue by substituting federdi population
instead of the combined approximation IN the hco
Houses Of Congress. On a more attentive peru
sal of the proceedings of the House on that ques-
ton, we perceive that this is not the case. An "a
mcndmcnt to this effect was offered, but failed.
The changes made by the House, were these de-
posting the money with the States under DIFF
tercnt restrictions providing that the States
shall be called upon for the payment Of the mo-
on due notice. to be drawn pro rata from each
and making the dcposiics leturnable at the plea
sure of the government, instead of at the will OF
the several States. We shall hereafter insert the
whole of this important law, for the better iniorma
ton of our readers.
The following the yeas and nays, in the
House of Representatives, upon the passage of the
bill
YEAS-NIcs,rs- Adams, Chiffon Allan, lie
man Allen, tnalony, Ashley, Bailey, Bell ,Bockee
Bond, Boon, Borden, Bovce, Boyd, Briggs, Bunch
By num- John Calhoon, William g. Calhoun, Carr
Carter, Casey John Chambers, CLANCY, Chap.
man, Chaplin, Childs, Nathaniel H. ClaibGne
Clark, Cleveland, Conner, Corwin, Crazy, era
mcr, Crane, Gushing, Darlington, Debefry, Den.
ny, Dickerson Doubleday, Evans, Everett, For
ester, Fowler, French, Fry, Philo C. Fuller, Gal
braith, James Garland, Rice Garland, Granger
Gran,land, Graves, Grayson, Grenncll, Griffin
Haley, flanagan, Hard, Hardin, Harlan, Sam
S. Harrison, Albert &. Harrison, Ilawcs, Hawkins
liazcltine, Henderson; Hester, fIoar, Hopkins
Howard, Howell, IIubley, Hunt, Huntsman, In
eersoIl, fngham, William Jackson, Jabez lac kson
James, Jenrr, Joseph Johnson, John ". Jones
BcnJamln Jones, Judson, kilgorc, kinnard, Lane
Lapore, LAWYER, Lawrence, Lay, Thomas Lee
LUXE Lea, Leobd'u, Lewis, I1lncOIn Logan, Love
Lyon, Job Mann, Martin, Moses Mason, Samp
son Mason, May, McCarty, McComas, Nc
KEENAN,, Mercer, Miller, Mgan, Montgomery
Morgan, Morris. Muhlenberg, Parker, Patterson
Patton, Dutee J. Pearce, James \. Pearce, Petit
grew, Pc,to", pheipe, Philips, Piekens. Potts
Reed Rencher, Joseph REYNOLDS, Ripley, Rober,
son, Russell, Augustine II. Shepherd, Shields
Shln, SIadr, Smith, Spaueler, Spcight, Sande
fer Storer, Sutherland, Taliaf rro, John Thon,
son, Toucey, Underwood, Vimon, Wagcnd,
Washington, Webster, White, Elisha Whitlcs.,
Thomas T. Whittlcsey, Lewis Williams, S. vi
liams-l55.
NAYS-Messrs. Ash, Beale, Bean, Beauront,
Brown, Burns, John F. II. Claiborne, Coles, 'nsh
man. Dromgoo'e, Fairfield, William X. hller.
Gillett, Joseph Hall, Hamer, Jarvis, CavlJohn-
son, Lansing, Gideon Lee, Loyal Abba Mann
John Y. Mason, Mckay, Mckeon, Mckis Parks,
Franklin Pierce, Pinckney, Roane, Rofrs, Sic
les, Taylor, Thomas, Tnrrill, NanderpN, Ward,
Wardwell, Wse-33.
We borrow, from the National I,cligcncer,
the following geographical political ahlysis of the
vote upon the question of the engroment Of the