Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-02
IyNCunUHG, July rsas.
SUB-TREASURY BILL DEFEATED


We have the pleasure Of announcing that the Sub
Treasury Bill was on MonGay last, rejected, by the
decisive majority Of IA. In committee of the whole,
the enacng clause stricken out, by a vote of 90
10 &C. aud the bill being so reported 10 the House,
as soon The Speaker took the Chair, the Pre-
uiou, Question called and sustained which of
course cut off all amendments, including that adop-
ted III committee Of the whole, by which the enactng
clause had been stricken out.
The main question then put on ordering the
bill to be engrosscd for third reading, and dec
ded in the negative, consequently rejecting hc bill,
by the decisive vote Of 1875 to Ill. When the vote
announced there was gcneralburst OF applause.
and the House Immediately ad ourned. The follow
ing the yeas and nays;
YrAs-nessrs Anderson Andrews, Anterior, Banks,
Beatty Beirne, Bicknc Bds0, Boom Boudn, Brolheod,
man. Cleveland, Cowncy, Coles, Conner, Craig Crary,
cuslman Duyer DeGrn0, Drongooe Duncan Fillmore Far
Grant, Gray, Griffin Haley, Hammond Iamer, Harrison,
Hawkins HAYNES, lloscy. Holt, Howard, iIahey, William
H. Hunter Robert NJ r. Hunter ngham, T. b. Jackson, j..
Johnson Nathaniel Jones, J w Jones keim, kemble Kiln
sensni' leadhecr Lewis Logan L2om Martin Mskpy,
M"nsoma fos mo A "sa H. M MS
Noble Owens Palmer, Parker, Pnrmcner Paris, Payner,
% "s H. aa r a r%a 1 f"%s, f E"ss
Sawyer, Shelter Shcplo Snydcr spencer TAYLOR Thomas,
W Week rl1ss T. W , jared s W.ss WS @ss,s
rlngon aud Yel--llI.
N,Ys3hlcssrs. Adams, Alexander, IIeman Aen John W.
Allen, Aycrgg Bell nddc Bond, Borden, Briggs, William
y. Calhoun, John Calhoun, William Il. Campbell, John
Campbell, Carter, Casey Chambers, CheatLam, Chds,
Clark, Coffin, Corun Cnnson Crockett, Curtis, Gushing,
Dnrngon Dawson, Davies, Doaery, Dennis, Dunn, Ed
wards, Evans, Everett Ewing, Richard Fletcher Fillmore,
Foster james Garland Rice Garland Goode James Graham,
Wm. Graham, Grnnland Graves, Grennc, Hall, Ilnslead,
Harlan Harper Hastings, lawes Henry iicrod Hoffman
Hopkins Jenler Henry Johnson, w C. johnson, Kennedy
klgorc, Icgnc Lincoln Iyun, Mallory, Marvin James NJ.
Mason Samson Mason Mgnry, May, Maxwell, Mekennon,
Mencee, Mercer, Mgan Mitchell, Matthias Morris, Calvary
Morris Naylor Noycs Ogc Patterson Pearee Peck Phillips,
Pope Potts s. = Pitn'iss Halidcn, Randolph, Reed Rem
cher Rdgway, Robertson, ROBINSON iumsey Russell Ser
geant Augustine H. Shppcrd, Charles Shepard Shields,
Siblcs. Sade, Souhgac Stanly, Stunt Stone Stpt,on,
laaleno Thompson, ralnghosl, Toaud, Underwood Van
Lewis Williams Shorrod Williams, Joseph l.. Williams
Christopher II. Williams, Wise, Word, and Yorke-l25.
On the next day. amotion made by Mr.. Eos
ter, one of the New York Conservatives to recon
slider the vote by which the bill rejected for the
avowed purpose Of striking out the hard money fed-
ture, which hc said would render i, acceptable to him
but il elected by decisive votc--yeas only 81
nays 205
What now, will be done, is the universal enquiry
If Congress will adopt Nh. Webster's BILL repeating
certain clauses in the Dcposne law of 1856, there
will beno occasion to do any thing else. And we hope
this will be done. 1t is the only way by which tho
prcsumpuous threat of Mr.. Cambreleng, that tho
Sub Treasury policy will be entorced by the Erecu
tire even II not outhori;cd By lar, be rcbuked
and the nsornl D'ctators who have set thcmseIve
above public opinion, can be cncctually reminded o
the true relation which they sustain 10 Tie constu
ent body.
Mr.. Buchanan, in the Senate, aud Mr.. Thompson
and Mr.. Robertson, Of the House, have submitted
bills the subect-all OF them recognising the .Spe
ctat Dcpostc plan, but varying somewhat in the de
tails. We have no room for them, however, or 70
farther comment, this morning.