Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11
WASHINGTON, June 4, 1872

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! The bill making appropriation for suppressinc In
dian hosres PASSED the House of Representatives
n late hour tins evening BY large maorty.-
The debates on the measure have been long aud an
/ mated. The whole Indian policy Of The Govern
ment has been subjected to close and critical ie-
view and the conduct of The highest civil fauctlona
res, is well Is OF the officers immediately charged
with the command in the Indian country, TO most
neld examination.
Mr.. WISE opened the discussion to day, with "A
spirited and vlgoro Is reloinder 10 those who had
made his former remarks the subject of aamadyer-
/ sion.
Mr.. BIpnlE, OF Pltlsburc, made AN exceedingly
keen aud canstic speech. No man in the House is
more powerful IN sarcasm and lnyectve, and lie ney
cr displayed these qualities more successfully than
in his comments to-day on Mr.. VAN BuRrN. Mr.
PoINsLTr, and Gen. Jrsur.
Some OF his illusions to Mr.. Po,NsETr, called out
from Nh LEGAgE, OF South Carolina an eloquent
cuoglnm on that gentleman, wi ich however was not
a reply to the criticisms of Mr.. BInpIE on his
Official ooduct III the present case. Nh. LEGARE
spoke with t,ste and spilt, he always does; and his
remarks IN reference 10 the treatment OF the Indians
were characterized by good feeling and sound judg-
/ mrni
Mr.. DowNlNG, of Florida, spoke with remarka-
bic eaineSlness aud animation in support of the np-
i proptaiIons aud IN reply To Mr. BIppLE; Mr.. b.
rcJoned, aud daP conversation passed between
them-ihe memory OF which, however. it is to be
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The bill will Pass The Senate, of course with very
little opposition, and probably without much debate.
Sun.TRrAsuRf BuL-Wmos AND CONSERVATIVES
TO THE RESCUE!
Mr. SERGEANT putayery important question To
tAMnRFLfNG to-day. lie asked that hop over NV
thn,nb-l like parsonage. when he intended to call NJ
| the BlIl to establish the sun TREASURY SYSTEM. or
as the oomt-Aies delight to call 1t, the iaicpcnaeat
Treaaay
The Chancellor of The Exchequcr replied, will
his most important aud swelling air, that he woull
call up some time next week. lie would do ST
sooner, but he wished no, to interfere with the PM
rnPrioS BIII especially ms Great l,nd sales are II
take place the 18th of June, How consider
ate That is all humbug. He has other reason
for the deay,-though he declares he will not call
up until the pre- cmpton biIl shall have been dlspos
| ed of.
Now, ono word to the Wings and Conservative,
Be ON TIM GROUND Lose not a moment, YOU VIII,
are away, sins, coming 10 Washington. The Viii.
OF Conservative who is voluntarily absent. whrr
there is probability OF the question being taken II
tins bill, is TRAITOR 10 the c5use of the count,
TO the cause OF the PEoPLE against the ENPERI-
MFSrFRs.
1t must be remembered however and it ought 10
be stated by the Wing Press, that several times dur
ing the last lew weeks, tins uupopnlar--hs odious
measure, upon which the Administration has lost 81
much III the county. might have PASSED he Hoas,
Of Representatives.. IN consequence Of the absence oil
members who ought 10 have been at their posts
who had nothing to take them from the city-but
their own business or pleasure. The Pass ought
to speak out RoU-uon, before II is too late Gail
the absentees their duty Make every place but
the House Of Representatives. too hot hold them
Instead OF chronCne thel- names among the arrivals
at tins or that hotel, tell them to hasten 10 Washing
son. Here they wanted. None OF lhem can be
spared Not one! Conception is work most
buslly too. Nothing Will be spared 10 seduce the
weak-to confirm the wayerlng--to bag up any who
may be 10 the market.
| BE II knc'en, THE CABINET, AND TIE PARTY IN
1 CONGRESS NOW HOPE TO CARRY THE SUE TREASURY
! Bill!
This should be enough to rouse every patriot to
vigilance aud activity. But. ofwlat avail viii these
qualities be- If some of the Senhnris, whom the pro
pie have honored with their confidence are absent
from their posts. We have the force to beat the cx-
permencrs--to drive them back, batled and despair
ng--h our friends will but attend. Shame ON him who
ahscnts himself voluntarily. "Shame - 'Shlmc ~
will sound and resound in his car from the
voices of an indignant people wherever hc may turn
from the mountains OF the North to the tecmine
valhes Of the South.
! Let this be the language of the Wing press
! throughout the country, to the Wing members,
"BE ON THE GROUND AND GIVE YOUR VOTES AGAINST
THE SUR TREASURY SYSTEM"
This was petition day in the House Many reti-
tons and memorials were presented Some resolu-
tons, too. were oifcied.
| Mr. ADAMS said he had in his possession certain
joint resolutions of the Legislature of Massachu-
SUITS, similar those which had been presented and
Withdrawn last week by hls coleage, Mr. CALuoUN !
asking for the resembling of Mr.. PATTON resolution.
Of ost Of December last lie did net intend 10 offer
the resolutions this time but should await the de
cision OF the House upon the resolution offered BY
his colleague Mr. C,LHouNl decaratory of tie
| resolution OF Mt PATToN that resolutions of State
Legislatures tot 10 be included IN the rule tesab