Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15


vote for receding, because, with the temper which
prevailed elsewhere. Twas satisfied, if We did not
rcce.c, that the whole bill would be lost. That
vas nv opinion and thai WAS the occasion upon
which il will be found upon the Journal that, alter
,ne Senate had first disagreed, my name Is found
changed, so as TO To rccede. did 50 vote,
as here declare in the face of the country, not
because meant 10 recall the vote | had given,
bu, sop,y under the Impression which say be-
Geycd, aud thea communicated IA the chairman OF
the Committee OF Ways and Means, that. If the
House did not rccedr. the whole bill would be lost.
Now as the ober, ol the bill was for appropria-
,ion Il the same kind ordinary appropriations
for the defence of the country, and believing il I'M
possible 10 gain the of the Senate tn the bill
~ i, then stood, was unwilling 10 hazrd the loss
Of the whole bill and agreed to give ui the three
millions.
\ motion in THIS House was mad. to recedo :
and although NV vote given in favor OF re-
ee,iins vet such not The sense OF the House.
Cpon tina, motion, tho vote stand, 81 Yeas against
ITO Na,s, being ~ or three more tan voted fur
the ORIGINAL proposition, and from which voted
10 recedc The sense Of the House. therefore, was
strong, earnest, aud repeated.
How was the bill treated in the Senate How
was treated in the Senate Sir, the nest com.
muuicatiou which the House received was, that
the Senate adhered Ia their Disagreement. Ad-
herrj Fycry man knows that. in the process of
intercourse between the two Houses, adherlne j.
the las, term n the disagreement, and that Il is
scarcely ever REQUIRED to except as ohallnge Of
defiance 10 the her House 10 persist. What is
its consequence 1t is, that, by the vote 10 adhere
"a ,ha, SIMPLE Section the Senate does substantial
|, 81, 10 hi. House, " taxi bach Your appropria-
ton or lose your bill, and that n the earliest
stage at wlich they could pass such vote.
Ii is well known Ia every man III ihIs House,
Who has experience IN these matters, that ihi>
vote to adhere never IL passed between the two
Houses IN Il good temper. |, Is always considered
asa yauntle, thrown upon the floor as challenge,
which says, there, lose Your bill, or do "ha, We
think right"
A. adduce It's circumstance as evidence
that the appropriation was received IN bad tenn
per, think M sell called upon 10 prove what
state, that ,hi, IS no, the ordinary and courteous
mode OF Communication between the two Houses.
Nj Jefferson, Manual, iindcr,h title ri 3" imend-
,ucn,s between the two Houses Sas>:
"Whcn either lIou,c i.c. the House Of Com
monsl sends a bin 10 iIln olhet, tht other may
pass il with amendments. The regular pt"ercs-
.,on in hi. case i, that thc Commons disagree to
the amendment the I.8rd, insist on tie Conn
mons insist on then disagreement tito Lords az
here 10 their disagreement. The term OF nsi'
ting may BE- repeated as often rs they choose, Ia
keep the question open" ihe term " Insl>t,
(contHurd NJ. \. Is the courteous and drcofonS
term our House insists upon IL oNa sicw, the
other upon = own, and linen committee o
conference Is Appended. N Ndh'i 6'cS Oh To
say:
But ltc at>I ddhTff" " rllrr renters 1t
necessary Tor lhe el''i s.dr 10 f'e.dr q an ere
also; when lhc Wa'''' y " "i' san' - 10 idd'
thai is To say, ('4n'nncd MI A. 9iai "h'h both
Houses ddhtfe, Ne Iii IS lost N Nanddl Heu
SAYS:
The term o. 'hsSfac WIS certainty I" LII
happN tnnoNh'lon as "ail'ple> Tie nil9f'u-
'niitts ei irNn3 i9dt''' "hon> Aihth may hihe ne
House TO eoHctue0tf. LldrF ,i"H'', however,
IS tree 10 pass Over "e HI'" q, ''isN''hf, ana 'o
adhere IN the art instance DIT IT l. not RI
srIcf.,L To t!.is FHti1
Now, Sir, adlacc IN, a> al evidence fNat The
appropriation "as received III the olh,r House in
lad temper. The Senate did '.y; mh"rlc prd-
EafY c.n.-c ol insisting apon diem disar,c, mcnt,
and asking a nfrtonce IT, insisting, and giving IN
opportunity for thts House 10 insist and ask q
conicre4gc. The a.aaudl sass II : usual to insist
three ~ iUdi lines sooner tnn como to this dis
r.<prclia. MOD. 81. communication.
'iu,, ss, /, the practice OF the British Parlid-
nent; we know II Is The practice hcI, We know
thai if thr Senate send here ana tie House deir.
ines to tia,o 40 communicates whatever da.>
DO SOM ;i,rrs dnes,. Know not single instance
OF the hini. When 4 thing i 80 Uncertainty odi-
,n' that lie House viii not listen To II, hcy send
i; IN this form 10 the Senate The SENATE dos
The same thing under similar Circumstance. Bat |