Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29
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The Iii, being on its passage 4 long debate en.u-
ed IN which Mc>srs Bots Nnrlaugl Miller.
ernfcbfiehl. Nav. Coates. Wuclier Serar and Fish
Ct sopporled-and Mrs-rs Voolfolk Newman. tat
land Randolph and Chairman opposed II.
MeSsr<. Ba,ly of \. and Moor. declared Then
a.t,nsi,ian IN the measure At f,is time but fof
somewhat different from thnsr winch Ind ope-
taiet upon other opfonent. "l III" measure
Mr. Wiley moved the indeihlie posiponelnent III
the bill
Mr. Miller hoped the sentlen''n from Nmella would
Withdraw the proposition, and allo" direct vote Ia
b. taken on the ras>ase al the bill
Mr. Wiley declined 10 Withdraw"
Nh Miller ihen expressed the hare that II would
le 1Hafe test question.
MI Rises sustained the pfoprlet, ri mdehnlie
raslnanrmenf, On lie ground thai no gtrd evil
could arrHe frnm derf1ns the nailtr until te neNt
session. Il passed eoM, II would be III "pposllt"n 10
n urge lagnflfs, both here aud among the peopc.
The question Mas then taken ON indefinite post
r7nament the ayes and HOES being oflelea IN
motion 81 Nlley,) aud MS dee ded III tie altitma-
tI,e hy the following volt:
Afrs--Ales>ls. Bank>. (Speakrr) 'nnl-on
kAes, Randolph, Wiley, B,nl, Mallory, \ anee,
Rocker. NJ AllSter Samuel al Caroline. Richardson.
eNofG.. arson. Hill Lollmer, Stiauee. BrSkils.
ale Il tiilet. " atkins. Guy III e.. Smul nj I'll,
elor, Sloan, Nixon, ,'oooall. Harrison, Shrn,,.
~ ssitn, Smltil oi l. al w, Wright Shal"lck,
Anderson. Marshall oi h., AcMtnan llndeinS. fiai=
I#aI faPman. Met 'aule,. johnston. Brown !
lsS7HacE Fitzgerald. Wooliolk, M'to,, th.kle,,
A.iehauS. Fairfax, Shand,. Williams MotIcit il
So Speer, Bare. ais. Bailey ot SurrN lafafa,e,
tlespjc Ripley, Gibson, Slaneer--Gi.
Aots-hes5ps. Ea,l> ol y. Powell. Stnaf HI
pr. Gpeeia, tampbell. Snpd.Giss ;u,d, Miller,
Wilson OF T., Bland. NNillau. Nils, Saunders,
Coleman, Wilson nf e. Vaughan. servant. Ball.
Ednunds oi r. Marshall off.. Dlrkrnson. Hale
o. r. Woods, Sm,th Off. smith oi 81. Mullen,
Butts Nee andli,n Gtiee~, Donav, llooc, Carter,
Ssrfilon, Lgclotf. Brillen, Brafd. Fisher Cooper
Baaton, Murlauah. Cooke. Srgar, HndN, Wileler
Iunslall. Hubbard. llaSmend, Pel1eton. Dornan,
'laefe. CaoteS Butt, Gnuehifld, Mum me, letf,
$amnes 81 w, cunningham, Nay, Stanani.-
-.
During the day. a lne,>aee was ioceiscl from the
Seaae. staf,ng thai the, had rcccctl from thee Dis
a4leemeut 10 tn amendment ii the House IL the
A for The tcnpnrar> rcci nj the bank Of tins Com,
fnanR ralh-nna had aelced 10 tie same with Il
uIeafllneni.
Nj. Muulaueh objected Ia t, amendment ot the
Srlats, rs originating nc~ ma,r., ,nesclam To the
hill, and proposed Ia amend the Srnate's amcnd-
inent
Nr. GfieHt sf7tcIi he understood HE senate
amendment, II would be nnsator, ,o Ia, ,the Bank
nf ia y allie, was concerned, That bank could mol
borrow lhc money on such cf,> rs be virtually
denied tie use oi il.
Nh. Harrison opposed the amendment ol the Sc
nate, hccansc II minced great injustice upon one
portion Of the Slalr.
Mr.. smith 81 |. ri w, hoped The amendment oi
lite genil,snln iron, Nolalk would not prevail and
thai the Senate amendment wauld be agreed to--.,s
thai would clo>c the matter, aud enable thcm 10
ADJOURN.
Mr.. Wilson Of L.. opposed the amendment ol the
Senate.
Mr.. 6f'ees stated hal as the bill had passed the
iio'tSe le bahhN "ctr 1" be- aln"ed 10 discount up
on me loans he 'ai,hs l1ste hid aiieai, discount
'd on The dcpos,tc>. The bank t" the Vale. ne
Nff hhl any oi the dcpo>tes-'olenl Ia l'ei nov. and
NOT allo" her To use them would hr useless. That
Bank dr.o. sanD was able" resume whenever the
o'nef bnlhs resnmed.-A on allowed the hanks here
10 use IT. aud refused that pr'Nileseto the Nallt,
Bank. twas placing the Institutions IN an unequal
iooub@; and he WIS 'ne the provision could not b'
accepted.
MI Nnrtati.h Withdrew his amendment.
MI ltafrIS"n further opposed the amendment o
TIE SENATE and hoTcd the House would Disagree IL
II. II "iS right tn da 50.
MI My suggested a DIVISION oi thu question, bn
wiiltite" his non"n
Nh. Nlrali opposed the Senalo's amendment. and
considered II as presenting lr sanf question Which
ltl been twice defldcl 10y the House previously
~ sloHe u 'oe 'ntnhNen''o'es "iieh would result
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