Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

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pxorc. ,,,e oae.,iea vas t,len en Mr.. CLAr's a
amendment 10 f<,snaa~ ihc nsfslfn fnt 10 te ISL q
January. 1870. ssd decided ~ the nesa''e--yeas q
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rr.srs. Calhoun. Clay Of Kentucky.
f.,a,,en t,,,f.aden DAVIS. Foster, knight, Mef.
,,rh py,n,i,. Rres. Robb'us. Rnggits. Smith oi
indiana. SPENCE. Sws0. Talinadge, and Iip'on-
nessrs Alien, Benton. Brown, buchanan,
RI, Of Alais,aa Fisiten. Hubbard. King Lumpkin,
Ivan. Morris Nichols, Norcll, Pierce, Preston,
gaanc. Robinson. Smith OF Connections, Strange,
,Valker Wall. Williams of Maine, Williams OF Ms
sitsinpi Wright. and Young--26.
The hill was then ordered 10 be cngro.sed ior
third reading. without division.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, Dec Il, 1855.
Mr. Far asked leave 10 submit The following res
oluiion:
Resolrel That the President of the United States
he teoucsted 10 Communicate To this House ut not
ineompatihle with the public iaerosD whether,
since tie commencement of the present session OF
Congress any call has been made uron the EAecn-
five Depaflneni Of this Governments by the Governor
of Peunsvlvana for AIMED force OF United States
ttoops aud what loicial correspondence az any has
Ian Mace between him and tie Governor OF SAID
state in relation TO said cali aud whether any
arms rowdrr ball. or buckshot. other am
munitions OF war. have been furnished by the Uni
ted States 10 any Of the troops in Pennsylvania,
recently called out by oider tue Executive oi 'la
State.
Objection being made,
Mr.. r. moved suspension al the rules; on
which motion,
MI BrArrr demanded the yeas aud nays, which
were ordered.
Mr. WISE SAID. if it was IN oider Ire should like
the gentleman 10 state tho object Of The resolution
Mr.. W. did not know that lac had any patuenlaf ob-
lection to it.
The CuAia said ii would not be in order bu by tie
unanimous consent of the House.
Mr.. FRr said he had no Objection n The foure
would indulge Inn. Ceres of" No - -
The question was then taken and the rules were
.uspe uded--,eas i3s, nays 50.
The resolution beng before The House,
Mr.. CusulNG submitted the following amendment,
which Nh Fry accepted a modlhsaho
And whether any officer the l. s. msugaed
OF participated IN oefiain late fioions proceedings
in the State OF Pennsy gani', rs alleged IN the proc
Iama,iop ot the Governor Of SAID State and what
measures ifany, the President has aiken 10 invest
cate and punish sal acts and whether such officers
stll remain IN the service Of The |. :.
long and animated debate ensued on The above
proposnon. IN which Mcssts. BIppLr, PhrmkIN,
NAYLoR, MckENNAN, and BEATTY participated,
when it was agreed To without DIVISION.
There be ne no uther business before the Guam.
Petitions and memorials were then presented by
Messrs. PARngNTlR, BRIocs, GEENNlLL, and
RrEp, OF Massachusetts.
fMr. PArNFNqfR presented the petition Of Henry
tons prior to $500 OF May Page, for Revolution
ary pension Of Sti,anus Wood tot increase Of rrn.
sion of Lew Brigham aud ~ others Of Dnusable
Mass. for The rejection oi proposals ior the odmts
rlon into the Uuion OF States whose constitution may
tolerate slavery uf NJ. II. T.. Dudley and - other
women Of Chelmsford Mass. Of Sail, Woods aud
Ag other women oil Duustlblc Mass. aud /eHas
Brow n and Is other clzeus If Shirley, Mass. Tor
The immediate abolition OF slavery IN the Dlslct
OF Columbia
Mr. GREN MIL presented petition from North.
field Mass. for opening negotiations and lntetua-
tioua intercourse with llayu; winch vas referred 10
the Committee ON Foreign AGlits
Mr.. WISE moved reconsideration OF that refer
enec.
Mr.. lowAhn though, The gentleman bad better
lett 60 to the committee, Tor these petitions had
come IN every year
Mr.. W,sr could not; for he regaded ilas sub
Ject ofwholesae maganaton, Incorporating black
Republic with wldtc one.
Mr.GRENNrLL denied that It was either the one
or the other.
The petition, however, giving rise 10 debate, was
ordered 10 lie Over.
Mr.. REED presented asnilar petition from Nan
tucket.
Mr.. Wisr objected To its reception.
Mr. ADAMS called for the yeas aud nays which
were ordered
Mr.. A. then pro. ecded to address the House, al
length in support of the right OF petition, and cspe-
cally IN reference To this particular question, show
ing the expedieney Of an edtly recognition Of the
Republic of llayt
Mr.. WISE insisted that these petitions were part
and parcel Of Abolition aud he read the petition al
length which asked also, tot the abolition of slavery
in the Disyct of Columbia, The admission OF any
new slave State, DC.
Before the question taken.
On nation OF Mr. GRrNNELL,
The House adjourned.
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