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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24
DESTRUCTION or PENNSYLVANIA
HALL.


Duting most OF the iiy. irhurslav.y
large numbers OF persons we're standing
round the Hall. and It Was evident
Ihatihere wa, purpose # injury.
ia the afternoon the Mavor went 20
some Of the leading members 81 the
society owning this building. and re-
presented 70 them the grra, danger Of
continuing TO hold their iacc,in.s. and
he especially urged upon them the
rroptIeiy OF not assembling iha, cveu.
irg, as tic had every reason to believe
that there WAS an oTglnizcd band yrc-
pared 10 break up the meeting. and
perhaps 90 injury TO he Lullin.-and
crowded as The walk mas, DC by the
company, THIS could not bc done W.ih.
out personal injury and loss OF life
II was agreed 10 ioreco the cvcuin.
meeting, and the mayor tool, tic KEYS.
and went out and addressed the rrr.
sons then IN the stree. stating tina,
there would be no meeting, and re-.
gnestcd them as good citizens 20 retire.
The people chccrcd the mayor. who
returned TO his office. placing persons
to bring information Of any attempt at
injury, calling around Li.a all his diSpo-
sable force, and having some volun.
,ccrs.
Early in The evening notice was ci-
ven that a crowd had come down the
street and was attacking the north SIDE
OF the Hall: the Mayor fastened up
FiEh street 10 Cherry with has force.
and when h. met the crowd. which
was dense and numerous, he sprung
his rattle. and his ro,'cc called upon
the people 10 sustain the Mayor, but
not one person appeared 10 give aiI.
IL was then seen iha: those who had
assailrd the building, had broken open
the doors and lower windows. obtained
entrance aud were beating ont the up
Per windows. Bv this time the Mayor
aud his police had attempted 20 arrest
the course OF desirUction-but they
were assai!cd with clubs, and almost
every one severely wounded. Col.
Waimough, the sheriff. also made an
attempt TO restore peace and save the
building. but he was attacked. severe.
~ bruised and narrowly ESCAPED.
We learn that the persons inside
then gathered the benches, chairs and
books IN heap. set fre 10 them and
then left the Hall. The engines has.
tened to the connIgra,ion, but the tire.
men were not allowed 10 play on the
building, bat directed TO play upon
those houses endangered by the flame
so that before ten o'clock the whole
wood work OF Tie Hall was entirely de.
stroyed; and shortly ancrw ards the
crowd. which consisted Of many thou.
sands, began 10 dispcJsc.
We give the above statement as We
gathered 1t at !atc hour. We have
no time 20 indulge in any reflection.
upon TIE outrage against the Laws anl
the city's character.
Correspondent, Of Tie Herald says.
at the celebration Of the opening
Of. the Hall, young " bite females wer,
seated beside young oolored men. ard
an interninging Of colors and sexes
apparently prearrangel, took place"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

Mr.. Boon SAYS If The Administration
dontrepeal the Treasury Circular. they
will lose the whole West Hence he
seeks 10 drive the party into the adop-
ton OF resolution TO iha, feet. Nif.
Boon never pulled out Of harness be-
fore. and he draws awkwardly.
3'yr a..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

ATrryrfoy Tr Orricr Hotpzns'-
The sob.treasury IS % be abandoned.
and ihc special depo.,te system is 70 bc
The text of She party. Prepare Tor a
turn aAou;, wheel about 60 Jump Jim
Crow It's very true that Sc I'll have
denounced q bat What matters that 10
you. ~ y. Eryrei.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24
nc" he Philadelphia P'Hn',lrsa't1, Va l.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.


The General Assembly OF the Pres
byteTian Church. met Yesterday mcrn-
ing a; the 9Th Presbyterian Church OF
this city. \ very large number OF
delegates were present, aud the house
vas crowded with spectators Pscpar.
aiory to the opening Of tic proceed
ings. sermon was delivered hv Dr..
Elliott. the moderator OF the last As
semb!y. Ahcrthe discourse. the Mod.
orator requested the Clerk 10 read the
names % the Commissioners. The
Clerk Then read The names OF those
whose credentials had been accented.
Before this was commenced. NJ. Pat
ton OF New York. rose and asked !ca~c
10 ciicr 4 sciics Of resolutions. The
Moderate. declared him out Of order.
requested him 10 s.i dow n. and directed
the Clerk 20 proceed
The calling of the roll, which omit.
ted the names Of the delegate, within
the Init, OF The Svnods cut oil by the
last assembly and the Sd Presbytery
q Philadelphia being finished. a mum.
ber Of these delegates rresrnlcd their
commissions. whIch were rejected. Sir.
cleveland Of Michigan, then read a
protest against tie ofganiza'icn OF the
Assembly By a portion Of That body.
and moved that the Rev. Mf. Brennan
OF New York, tonc OF The New school
set as Mo lcraior. which was agreed 20
by those " DO was opposed fp Dr. Elliot
and b., tIrnds Of The old School. Sir.
Gilbert vas appointed CLERK.
y motion vas then made lha, The
General Assembly" adjourn 20 meet ai
The First lreshy 'crian Church. Winch
vas responded 10 Us many voice.. 40
lhr moment large number OF person.
IN thc galleries testified their approha.
h1n ~ manner rather TOO bai,fcroa.
iar place Of worhp Th,tpoui-n ',
Tie assembly organised by Dr.. Bfensn
having fcpautd 10 Tie Frsi p,cst.fs-
u'n Church, they there elected d.
I"ici Moderator. appo,u'e. commit.
Gee 90 c5.arn ,he taF.. tom The clrfL
~ The l.-t Anemlly and then aajourn.
Cd.
AHcr his Withdrawal The fcmain,n-
portion ot Tho assembly thc al8 .gLr.i
then proceeded 90 organize. auI elect.
Cd William $ pisuct a. Vurint4 a.
moderator aud r.. ". Crane Of Nee
York cic,k The dupes 81 moiep,rl
were tleu read from ltc Book q Dis
cil.ine BY DR. Elliott 90 SIR PIONEER.
Nho responded 10 them. and delivered
an atdrc-s rn taking ihr chair a
committee ~ Eve uas srroisfsd % 70.
yea and report on fhe proceeding n
ihe morr'r-. and az a0l oeuameat took
place Usfi. Iir afternoon.
. - So
The Trenton Emporium complain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

NATIONAL CoNyCNTIoS.-r vii be
SEGA By notice n today. P,ser. ,sai the
Whiy members Of Consros, have se,,ed upon
, isns ard place for holding National Con-
reniion Tor The purpose Of nominating csndi-
dl,.' 10 be supported ~ tho o7ps,ition. Tor
the NEXT Presidency and viee-Pre,iJency.
h' u she composition of the proposed Con.
'eniion, NC agree with The Baltimore Chroni.
&c. that 1T should eousit of delegate, from
each State, answering, in p3iot Of number,
10 ia Senator, and Representatives.. Each
Congressional District should, by Con,e,.
''on. dePuie one delegate. snd the VIII, me- m
bers OF the State Legislature should appoint
tao delegates, to answer TO tho two senator,
In State, WheE. the election for member. of
Consrc'', by general ticket. Convention Of
the whole State would have to be resoried t.
Ia this mode, TIE sense Of the people Of
~, several State, would be fairly and fully
s.-eriained. Intrigue aud p5s.srranscmeut
would DC alnoai imPos,ible. No Rucker
could Po',.5'! gaia entrance 10 such a Con.
Isnton."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

Among 90" passengers ariiyed here
on Monday !ast by tie splendid steam.
cr Sulilnn. VIC notice the name al
FHoN,s WuDrY. Esq. Past Grand
Nrc OF The Grand Lodge Il tho United
states independent Ofdcr Il Odd Eel.
loss, Who o. now on a tour SsI,in,
every lodge throughout the southern
and western section Of The Un'cI
states. iI5 arrival vas very oppor.
tune, a' the Blcthrcn were assembled
AZ their L)tgc room pfiof 20 iorain, no
-r1nd irorcH,on forlayinz ihc Conner
stone 70 tho New Theatre Fs.rtia
manner oi hlt reception and he l.I
estimation hcI hcli hy all who h..,
'hc r.r7.1rc q hs Acquaintance r-
have n' doubt hiBtolouru vi.h. u.l
heat -itHifius Go htnsel- a. a--rear q
IN 'hc m"ubeB ~ the o O -
who That has heard of ihc OttTfl.a,
society hnl mast bsse hcar 40 ,ir
same umc The name ofth,tpeuessr.a.
brother NdIey. mentioned vi,h ctsty
nnfk ut respect snd e.ictm ty no
Paternity.
The 9.l gr1'lem1o looks a. weVB-l
- hclf'y o. BE- dlI when DO ,s..rI
New oaeln' h,e wears ago
Nee OrLaat Cosn,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

ItsilI be teen that Tic Bank o. tie L. State,
has s?Proprist j TwENrr TaorsIvp Dot
tIa' for tho relief ofho sufferer, BY tbs charles
ton Gre.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

PRrrrr Coon. The Baltimore Re-
publican accounts COR the late Van
Buren, defeat in that city by stating
that great many Of the party we're
engaged IN the fisheries. The New
York Transcript thinks the fisheries"
were up Salt River.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

Mo7E CusroM.lIovs- FR,vrs.
Mr.. RaPclje, I. $. Deputy Marshal
yesterday arrested Noas. Jacques, Ar.
u5nd and Lauchai,e. OF the firm of
Lauchaise and Fouchc. in Beaver
street, on a charge OF false swearing.
"a 10 the entry OF large amount Of
goods al various times IN the Custom
House.
Mons. l.. was held to bail in the sum
Of S73 800 which having been procur.
ed he VAS discharged.-.Y. y. Courier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

The ether lay a general ST lie past
cd over The faces OF the member, ofihc
House, when Mr.. Adams was not in
lif sra,--a circumstance which lad
MT occurred since Mr.. \. was frs,
elected to Congress some five or SIX
wears n-7. But scarce had the name
been called before the oil gentleman
woS socn coming Up the avenue. and
directly &c was IN his rlace.
.Nlranlia Ca:ti,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24
Mr. TYLER

Ar. John Tyler. having beeu called upon
IN the Richmond whis, for an exposition Of
hrs sentiments, has replied, in has usual frank
and manly manner. iiessyss
have no disposition TO conceal my
opinions on any political question from
the public. and therefore answer, tha; |
am no advocate Of the Sub-Treasury
Scheme. and that l regard 1t as but a
continuation oil that series Of disastrous
measures which have plunged the coun-
try into its present state o: difficulty
and embarrassment-ihat regard it Us
a par; OF that humbuggery which has
been played oil. but 100 successfully
for the last five years.
lie adds;
Ii the Administrator party at Wash
ingion rejoice at the prospect Of my re.
election 10 the Senate. your paper
brings me the tirN intelligence OF the
fact. s;snd where did three wears
ago, and there shall always stand. Ii
that party desires my election, !, mus,
arise from the apprehension tina, they
cannot eject man oil :he,f o~n party.
and their preference Tor me. IL felt, o.
which ] avn not aware. arises solely
out Of mere per,onNl preference. OF
that, ] have no cause 10 oomplain-but
of this. all Of all parties may be assured
that ! shall upon all subjects think as a
freeman. and shall always dare 10 ac.
as aJoh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

4 good Gory ;. related n PRESIDENT
Humphrey of Amherst college One
morning. befofc recitation, some she
d4icni' fastened 1--we goose IN tho
prsudents chaig When the prc,idegt
tmefed The goorn and discovered the
new occupant Of his seat. be turned on
h'' heel coolly Observing. gentlemen.
} perceive YOU have a Competent in.
'lroe'9r. and will therefore. leave
you 10 your itudies."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

III Abolition i,i, Hl'i. destroyed BY nss
IN Ihi'sddIls, on 1iuudty let. uss
large building capable Of containing 600
persons. u va j1.t finished. a. cot or
81 600 dollars u vss fret opsnsd On tf-
iiih in't. aud q 10 sid ihot meeting, were
held I'D slj.est' delivered 10 toy TIE Aba-
ht.5ni''' every dsy and evening Up 10 n,
ume q be burning
TIE mo5iies dld not rest satisfied uith tbs
assirnct,on Of tbs fIslI" On Fr.Bay ni.tt
he A5OiHioa school ii0u,s, large fl1f-,t5rt
BRICK building, Va, broken ia,o b. TIE mob
and 'sl ~ hre TIE hssmen. however. BE-
tbs instance, ,uecssIed 90 sfrssu4g she
hime' and savirg portion ~ bundias
These occurrences. howevtr much ibs,
may Be regretted, cannot create SUNRISE -
WhsssVer ne Aboiitoti,ts ,vsmst q, put d.
fraciice BE r shominsbie ard di.ga,t,- 2 doe.
i'ines hey ell God the moral sense u ,s,
PsoPis ever Ehsfs revolving sgainst lAsm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24
eused him Of commencing the game
Of iTust,a,ion %

eused him Of commencing the game
Of irust,a,ion 20
Frsua q, Rsl'--r, Pas,iet
\ proposition has been made for 70.
psghHg an effect re Sseci, CiyeuIs,
II Jgiy 1851 from quarter whence
no one could expect such movement.
MIR. RltoliH Boon Of indiana. moved
a suspension % The rules for he pur-
pose OF submitting a resolution. pro,Id
Ins that there shall De no d!scnmina
ton, after The FIRST of June. l-3S !,
the kind and description Of currency
receivable in payment for public lands.
customs. and Tie dues 81 Government.
In vain dad Cambreleng ohjcc, III
vain a,l be call upon Boon 10 y i,hdraw
has motion--in vlin dad oEe of the
WMPresS-in call Tor tho ayes and noe.
Boon persisted IN has motion. /, re-.
qul.el vote OF tvo thirds. II obtain.
cd, ayes -. nays 53--uo; enou:h-so
~ VAS lost
Some idea uay be formed OF The 70.
'lried state Of Congressional business
iiom The feet that IN tie House M.
Maids OF 0rta kuFGosG pnyaie bills
cane or a. The order OF the day On
lulay next. One hundred aud G,.
teen public bills remain dormant IN
Committee Of the Whole on The safe
OF The Ca,op most Of which demand
immediate ac'iun, and are 9f The erca,.
cs' i-r p0r'7rcc.
II, The crne'1l impression that the
present session vi! close on o. before
the !.h of July sothatwe have nov but
about seven weeks 20 debate and decide
on some Of fhc most critical measures
thni c,ei olsimcl nc attention Of our
National Legislature five NAV Judge
from 10 pn', and prc'eut state Of par
iy feeling We are not Warranted m tx.
peonn- much from 'hc shcrt period
that remains.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

The donation Of $4,000 10 the
sufferers by The Er- AT Charleston from
biddle and the Bank. IS ono OF the
most mons'rous, Outrageous, aIisirocra.
TIC movements that has yet been made
by that hich.handed concern
y. d. The above paragraph has NOT
ys. appeared in the Globe.--Ncr. C.-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24
New luRv. MAY II.

The Pennsylvania United States
Bank, 1t Is stated, will acceic to the
New York proposition TO establish here
a branch OF that institution. under the
New York general banking llw. and
will establish the branch forthwith.
II is stated. on good authority here.
that the United States Bank has offered
20 the Secretary orthe Treasury 20 an.
ucipn,e the bonds tia, that Institution
owes ,he Government to the(uIl amount,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

We understand that Mr.. Ja~c7 81.
Mason during the dcrl!c lr the Trra.
yury note Bill, Saturday night, l,shcl
Mr. Camhrelcng end TIC policy Of lhc
Atmlnttrl'ion With great severity.
The Globe 1T the next dav th1u,h
% Llt bcen ordered 10 tea. BE Con
scry5'i'Cs with common respect. could
not suppress ii' venom. Il holds Mr..
Mason up ne wluin- against The CO.
Tcrnmcnt and uniting with Hr econ.
'Wra'ots 10 bung disgrace upon he
nIu1n.
The CORE. pendent n tho Baltimore r..
iu taa' .p-sk' % Nlr Ns'aa', .r-sras
Tis bwti Sssuoq. MIR. Ma s1 ~
Va. followed. The last n,s af tie
sua cleaned through toe western win.
do.s q toe bali wien be rose. H.
asked tic Indulgence Of tuc committee
10 allow mm ~ speak on another dtv.
The request Was refused AMI 81 Ma.
son went on Il wA, a roacHul-a
mastery effort: ari although fhc
memher were worn aut v.'l tie bflt
sod iap.ucs OF tic das. hc hcld ,'.if
closest at'eIft,n and that oi a lsrre
auditory. i9f more than two hIsr. 49,
several times TIC MOTION Dr the ritiut
81 The committee vac rrucne1 ard
rejected. Mr. Le-arc mode 90 r.ffa. 4.
elp'ii % Soy REMAINING sense 90 -.,-
ic.y end cece1cy in tlo nbIaf,ty IRE.
sent not i1 press thc matter GHi -
vs. hen Mr Mason was rsnffr ..Iv tear
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

FLoR'DN-It will DO seen ~ The follow
ing, the la'e.tinteiIisenee that another squaw
has been captured
From fa> SirnnlA G,s,yiaa.
From an officer IN tho army who arrived
Je'tcrIIy AZ 81. Augustine, m the revenue
cutter Campbell, Capt Cost, We hear tha,
Col. Harvey had sharp ,A.rmi-h with sam
Jones on the 9th ult. shout % miles below
Key B,scsyue. sam ions, led With bis fol-
lowers, large proportion 81 " HON were wo-
men and children, in'o the everglades, before
Cot. ". could come up with him. one squaw
vas captured, from whom Col ~. learned
Wat 80" Jones hid made junction with the
spanish Indian. on the Kew. and hath, n,r.
~ consisted Of % Hiessuki-s ard 81 semi.
nois,."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

CovSEcr1cCr SENATOR. On Thurs.
day the l7:h INST The Legislature Of
Connecticut. elected Denni. Kimberly
United states Senator. ~ the place OF
John VI. Niles. The vote stood thu, /.
Kimberly. o.
Niles. 40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

MISSISSIPPI -Prsniis, is unaoui,ss;,
elected. There !, sin some doubt sbeu, u E
election Of Word. The contest between
Claiborne ani Word b., been close. Tho
Eensrsl bciiefi' however, tAai Word b, elect.
-. The election of ne gifted Prtnau /,
glory enough f,'oas election.
S. IN frsi rta9r.f- Pr,n.a, and JC,-9
'-ri'iH'y 'bgss'-Ths Baltimore Patriot. O,
Mpodsy. 'ar'-'H a certain ih1t both Prem
tiss AMI VOID are elected, and il Is believed
Tat he majority Of The former vii turn out
70 be about 1000. and ihst Of he later shout
100. Averass wig majority between six
I'D seven hundred. AtNs election IN Jufv.
h'ne months aso. ne Van Bursa msbr.,y in
Mis'ssiPpi sa'h-sr 1000"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24
MOB IN PHILADELPHIA.

The mad schemes Of the aboli,ionists
have. again. resulted in riot, the dc.
strueiion Of property, and the perill,ng
OF The lives OF community. The
building. the destruction Of which is
detailed in the annexed account. had
been erected, II seems, and used. for
the delivery of lectures of the aboli-
ion's,s. Popular Indignation had been
excited. and when, on "Wednesday
evening Garrison. Mrs. Weld. la,e
Miss Grimke,) and other abolition
preachers had assembled large su.
uience within is walls, The angry pas
SONS o! the crowd were aroused. and
an attack was made upon the building.
The civil authorities however, inter
posed and dispersed the mob. The
attack was renewed the next day and
the designs OF the rioters fully accom-
Plished. os will DC seen BY the annexed
accounts.
DESTRUCTION or PENNSYLVANIA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

Faita kfsetr 81 The report u o man acnli-
ing eseos ~ he Fslli q Niagsfs = sou,fa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

The Administration all at once pro-
fts'tf 10 be exceedingly friendly 20
the banks. Beware Of counicrfcits."
L8uii J5s asi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

Party SUGs-Thc Van Buren m.
Pefs are driven - The last extrcmi'ics
now-a-cays o. account Tor their cleo.
'i1n defeats, without coming out frank.
ly and assigning the true cause. The
last North Carolina Standard informs
I's readers that 90 one single election
two thousand spurious Why votes
were given
This reriods Us Of The Irish Tar
vho. on passing a church yard read
the inscription on one of tie stones a.
follows: ] an not dead butsleeping
Nv ny soul says he, that's carving
the Joke too fsr-if ! vas dead. Tdozn
a. - EaHsayL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

The Jails 10 Texas ere said to BE- So.
cured ~ doors q lined plank with
hasp and staple fastened 9Th 3 boiled
carrot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

L. s. SENATORS.-Thc term, Of
seventeen L. States Senators expire
on the fourth Of March next. viz
Messr' Mexican Of Penn ylvania
Webster of Massachusetts,. Swin oil
Vermont. Robbins q Rhode Island.
Southland q New Jrrscy. Bayard Of
Delaware Mcuick Of Maryland. Rives
Of Virginia. T1lImadgc OF New York
NorTcil of Michigan Benton OF Me-.
sour, Upton OF Indiana, ShepIey of
Maine, Niles Of Connecticut Trouer
OF M's'i','Ppi. Grdaty of Tennessee.
and Morris u Ohio.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

The Trenton Emporium complain.
ihai gentleman vho hos Iu,t been
h'nnred Ufh an Office. sb.l continue
70 oppose ihe admin .'sb9n. what n
fty ihai Che Naturalization should rat
BE able ~ catch brl after wasting
as buIwer says a whole bucket full of
SILT 90 be tail. - LosifrsHs Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

The Governor OF Virginia has appointed
Tho 9Th day II June next, that beirs Court
Jay, far the special election to be held 10
kias George County, for Delegate u the
General Assembly from that county. Nr
Hoo. suc Mr. Tsyloe sr, the candidates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24
FROM WASHINGTON.
rHE TREASURY NOTE BILL PASSED

a - -. ~ .
au'ho'iz'ns the issue Of Treasury Notes
tothc amount Of TEN MILLIONS OF
DOLLANS TO supply 'he wants Of the
"0''fnme", Nh. kancen oi Ind
q" a. '"o'e1 t'C'M'''e,aHon OF NE
'O'' pacing we ON lt'i''4ig' ne
,'''''" TOT 'eoon'l".t anon vas 'st ~
80 ''..""S tDie - ''e Spencer AYES
= Noes I"'. zoe SItaNtr Nohns IN
we negative. and therefore, teieaHnc
we reconciliation, and n" ti.l wss
sent To- tue Senate .7i'r. GF-.
Ia ail we Annals - le.iS.a'i"ni says
NE National ln;'.iscue'r) VIC re.
STUNT no parallel can be found, be I'll
as c"cams'1ucce 20 The history pi'ms
al. 1t passed as iHIrl reading ~ the
90 ing vote oi The Speaker ihr body CO.:
me House benz equally divided for
-i'd a. a'hs' VI. and on motion q" recoa
N1'r NAV f''c '"t question had tecn
Gr'ided aurT alNeiy hv ia votes -
i"' Had aol tie Speakers vote.
aided ," ne lesser number. hri Tie
votes ana nus r'rc--''Trf 70" PROPOSE
Ton. 80 tie lul actually passed, cr
rather cseaied. by tic vote Of q aiser.-
Iyf
I. \. SENATE.
TREASURY NoTE EiLi PASSED
The Treasury Note Di'l :, \ law az
tho land IL passed tic Scn-.c OF
Thursday night and SAYS the Cores.
roadcu; Of the Baltimore Pa'r;a,A nc
yer, ! venture to say, did Plc,id,nt
Van Buren, s'cn any bill with so much
alac'i'-. The debate hns been seldom
surpassed IA interest, OF the display O;
Tic eat e'l's Of our mos; insu,hcl
cfliots aud statesmen.
lac people sD! the country have
row. therefore, sayS The Alexandra
"azo.i'.l LISTENED upon them 4 Co
Ne'nf"cn' tap'T Currency. m IT'S wor-,
lorna National Dcui "a Cis.u, c.
and Circulation designed Tor Yar'i "a.
lar class Of individuals, 20 the exclusion
a'''t' ,hor Of the !ahoruE mcn--N hu
must He content with 'shia-p!ls,cr,
ana BANS rag. whilst the priyilc -cd
. te% can deal 10 Uncle sam red jacket
Jockey clio? rag, nom hNy dollars
"p 10 lHousoni.
mere vas The closest yp'Iu; vi p
''Hs uill ltai Wc rcW"u.5er ever 90 nave
seen hen The screws were applied
ana Mf' Cusa"an, PER orSer. moved
the previous question, there was tie
yeas SJ-noe' 8-and the Char! car.
ned The previous question By has cast
ing vote. 1t is sad that bad not one
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

LfSS BiSz', R,q, took b, sea, in Congress
on Saturday last.