Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-18

deus In the RESOLUTIONS b,Gue the senate liz
thought fAes could ID 10 God. lie hoped dIter
eud,. Lot lis hopes Voc isJt. The south would
tie ea5e # heret 10 HE Not'h Would aeep dlsun.on
o'f OF fAls hail
81 NILS followed on. and lcplicl TO Mr.. Cal
hopn, lie regretted ih4i h. WAS uot satisfied wih
enough. lie had gone as far necessary. aud
would 90 further It Il Aas ne esSffy lie ready
10 sustain The south, but act ead, 10 interfere nir
tie Mouth.
I he question len oaufe zap on tie second re-olu
ton Of alf. Cay IS modified Is Mr. Hubbard.
Nj BUCHANAN said is the debate WAS now a
bout 10 CLOSE he beezrd 10 say lew words ~ clos
M. j. lad 1ecu stated thIf he resolutions were IN
tented IS platform ior \ afIhetn Senators 10 stand
uisun. Fer my oan par. ,aid Nj T. dlsclalm amy
such Platform. Tho North docs not Yield in sub
srii1Iuc 10 brsercsoufions. She merely expressed
opuion oil hrr ow1, opinion which She yerily
brliesrd betote aud repeated now.
Nj GALllpl \ took Mr.. Buthanan's remarks in
hlah dn.lieoa aad replied veheinendy.
liz debate, howtyrr. was brought 10 . close DO
tween tour aud five p'oock; and the resolution was
adopted ascs -, nays .. Another resolution, Mr..
Calhoun last, remains To lie acted on.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
'Tir House, like tic Scuate, have hlI an interest
lug daN-but As ! lAve not the power OF ubiq uirv
ctHnal be IN The Senate aud House at the same mo
uent. ! eeua"t tcil you much q what done IN
the House. More than hou, was passed in the
consideration OF "a statement made by Mr.. Dorsey.
the Sergeant At Ann, OF fhe House TO The SPEAK En-
and t3rous - linn 70 the House
Tie statement nade by Mr.. Dlfscy was that IN
receiving package II upHeN from the Bunk Of the
Metropolis, tbc sum w. $500 short Of what II VAS
prrh al - rs the Bank. M D. received llls money
nom flfe banh several days sIuce, and had supplies
llam his G"H private fund, 10 the members Of the
lIousc. In t5e mean tus had made inquiry Of tie
directors VI he blHt, aul solicited diem 10 make IN
'esus7t"n Isfo tie matter. Although some time bad
elapsed s.fce the loss was communicated 10 tie
uaHaes. Try Lad gwen 10 ansWcf-and IN this stage
Il" Tic QUESTION lac had thought proper 10 bring it be-
!utc HE House.
'lAc llou-c discussed HIS question, as they do
every TIA = at great length. au1 concluded atier near
i"o hours debate ~ motion 10 rrer the whole mat
tef To srlrct committee OF i,e members. with pow
~ 10 send lof persons dnl papers. Mr.. JOHNSON
ot May lnd made the rnotlou.
The Subject disposed oil, the House passed an
Houf n RECEIVING reports. resolutions X. Among
the re'oluaons adopted WIS pue calling FOR nlorma-
ton IL relation 10 The rxFtodu7e,, receipts &c. ii
lie tSPrcs3 Alal al aapthet npte important one
introduced some DAYS aacr hy Nh Wlsc, mrelton
tn appointing members ol Congress to office, while
members, 81 ioft"o years thereafter The rcsolu-
tlon WIS adopted without debate, aud almost unaul-
mousiy, and dnli, referred to a srlect committee of
nnc.
Oth9 resolutions Of inquiry Nefc then adopted
when the House wrnt INTO tn DISCUSSION OF a rrso.
luton f.tfodaced by MI ADA Nc, ealing for pa
IfI' ltUtlH iIlll plslIHi. il' "lfNlCdu Minis
ter, III frsard II VI cNtco. Mr.. Adams fllowcd up
ls II olunon "lrbune of his htoasldcs upon the
conduct ol the United States towards Mex,oo His
III ,fk W., severe ~ Tie extreme.
Nj. AENlFEE, of hcntueAy, fired a yullcy Of
nushetry against the same cnrinv.
Mr.. THOMPSON, OF South Carolina, came tn
The rescue 81 'hrsa, and General Jackson
Mr.. HAYNES, OF Georgia, followed nrsr, aud
the lioH'e adJonrnrd, leaving hc question III stain
4qo.