Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-25

u, y. SENATE

The Commit, OF ConHe1ee r.p"n.d a p.a a.
ga'u.I r.Ir ,l,u1 Ihs Pilot Law Of Now York The
f'Io'" Of NV farA Law .r'yed Tor aiepsAl.
PUBLIC LANDS.
NJ GLA AZ Of Allb4m,, brought f1tward bill
from the Commluee on 'uJie Lands, giving tho
ilght o pe-empnou 10 all saltsfs upon ih. Pub.
iie Lands previous to tne l9la al June. 1884.
str TREASURY BILL.
Mr.. PRES fON, Al this tanr, rosrio draw the at,
frntIon OF the Senate ~. In. that Last esenIul
while many enators @ef. absent HE vote OF ! tuesday
NJ, reepnI,deted and he minority "a Yesterday pl'c
ed N position superior t. Inc vote Of tuesday,
! wcnly -uu1 Seut,t were macs ~ lrcsnsder vote
VII. II i had decIIed np %.
MIR PRESTON, aitaf upposinS the spsrdy consi-
deIHuen OF ulls measure. m'Hedior is foEPonemsnt
u 4 infther day.
The motion WIS NOT in ordsr. and Nj. CLAY Of.
ksatucky, moved for tess,slon oil ycSeriays
vote.
a long debate followed upon POINTS OF order du-
nnl wlHch the following Ienl1ras were made upon
the mellts o the h II.
Mr. CLAY, OF kentucky oscd the speedy con-
Isldcraaon of th- bah on tho ground that us i'm or
ifan,e demanded more attemien INN eon'l l.. 49,.
10 It III tie Inn" between no." anJ Iuesdav The ain
ne sad. had moi hecn pluted, aud 10 man. rx,.r,
from falors and tefous, ktew augin a1ont II,
Here = Clay a'aed Mr.. Wright, HE Chairman Of
IN" { mt ntre Of France. how long The bill was,
aud bow many secuonst nadel M Wugnt an
Isn ''ea bat the BIZ oonained teeatg-njae or a,yty
,,.GJns 4uI ihs, coatiuaed Mr.. CLAY isdh. B,,I
not Sc, .linteo mon wluci are etlod 10 act a.
early ~ fucsdy n.N-thu, early too, potwiihsiand.
rag tins measure. ia HI, pF!nion "'s verse than any
hmg hat had bcca broaeha betcre The Pndtc siaes
he iilcn amt Aclili0a Ldic.
Nj. RlN rs VS. equally opposed to he speedy
lcon'Iiera ot the bill. He SPOKE IN warm terms
OF the disposition down the throais of tho
Senators by pressing II uPou their attention before
they had ume 10 give II the attention demanded,
Nr Rigcs sud tgop, What he knew ut the bill he did
not believe he could give 1t his supp IL under any
cou.derliou whatever. As matter oil courtesy aud
Justice he hoped II would be postponed. The
OF yesterday III favour OF consideration he consid
ed altogether rleG ular aEd the eore hou ght that
the senate, III justice to all parties, ought to
consider us decision "hicL gave 81 Seators
power than "a
Nh. CALHOUN opposed lhs reconsideration in
strong terms. tie would nave had the sub
|Jrct before the Senate II he had the power to
prmc ltup tof eoasietdrn. tie considered the bill
al great Importance an1 though the earliest consd-
erduun ouid be best lat ali concerned. The coun-
Iuv sad cohed 10 tlle Senate aud expectedJs de-
cIsluu so1n II aoi immediately. The country hal al
leaiy lost ni,hous because the Government had not
acted upon IT'S currency measures The cotton
growers had lst great suns also, ana the Spun. bu-
sness would depend something upon the fact whcih-
ef thus bill pass Il ar rejected.
Mr.. NV Us sad thai sc haG had the Sub-lrea
sury system In opprral4on since NJ ~, aud what
now could make a VI ek OF 50 fnnch importance!
Mr. BROW cunfended thai tie sun reasnry
B al diee, from the CONSTITUTIONS OF The Uo,t
ed States. and tat any Who opposed II. opposed tire
lGunslltuilnu Of ina United s.,t.s,