Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24

tear 1856, as prohibits the offering IN r7Nisent hy
any officer OF department, Of the Government tn,
notes OF bills of speeie-payins banks of Il less de-
nomination than ten dollars.
The House refused to suspend the rules bv tho
following vote Yeas 56, nays l27.
Mr.. BoON'S RESOLUTION,
Mr.. BOON again asked for tha suspension Of the
sules 10 take mp the resolution OF Mr.. SnrRRop WL-
EtMs, prohibiting discrimination in the receipt OF
the media Of payment of public dues. Refused.
THE TREASURY MOTIF BILL,
The motion Of Mr.. RAR,prS 10 reconsider the
vote whereby this bill was passed last night came fiist
in ORDER.
Mr.. RAR1DEN explained that he was induced 10
move the reconsideration Of the final vote on this
bill more on account OF his political friends than on
his own account. Although he greatly preferred
adircct loan for the supply at the wants OF the Trea-
sury to the issue OF Treasury notes, YET, objec,iona-
bic as that method Of supply was, lie had, AMI per
haps would again feel it his duty 10 90 for IT in pre-
ference TO embarrassing the action OF the Govern
ment FOR want Of means. But he must be allowed
10 say he preferred The supply in a medium whose
circulation would not necessarily be confined to the
importing cities. But he would take this occasion
20 say TO his political friends, that he considered tho
time Of this House now Of more Importance TO this
nation than the difference in the means proposed for
supplying the Treasury, and that his main object IN
moving the reconsideration was that a full vote OF Inc
House might be had, or other means proposed for lis
relief. For himself. lac preferred the proposition OF
amendment proposed by a gentleman from Virginia,
(Mr. STUART.) which proposed a reissue OF Treasu-
~ paperto an amount equal To tile immediate wants
Ot the Government. and tie residue nccdiul TO be OBJ
tanned by u direct loan aud, If it WIS ia his power,
he would continc his motion for reconsideration 10
that specific object but II WIS not, and he would
now say to his political friends thai, fihis vote
should be reconsldeied, and another tedious discus
sion spring up upon any of the amendments proposed
rs a substitute to the bill, leach Of which lad been
very fully discussed already) he should feel II his
duty, upon the recurrence of such 4 debate, to vote
with the friends of The administration for the pre-
vious question, and then 10 vote ion the ball III its
present shape. But le hoped IT would be the last
time he would ever be called upon 10 vote i supply IN
this form.
Mr.. BOON moved the previous question ON the
motion 10 reconsider.
The question on secondine Tie previous qucs
ton, was decided by tellers. thus Ayes III, noes
not counted.
The question, Shall the main question TO recon
slider be now put ? then REQUIRED.
Mr.. GRAY demanded the yeas and nays, which
were ordered and the House dccided, by the fol.
lowing vote, that the main question be put: Yeas
14I, nays 60.
The question then REQUIRED, Shall the vote upon
the final passage OF the bill br rceonsldcird
The yeas aud nays were ordered, aud resulted as
follows:
IEAS-Mcssrs. Adams, Alexander, II. Alien,
j. w. Allen, Aycripg, Bell, BIddIc, Bond, Borden,
s''EES' W - ''IIpii, - dthbb'f = H'h''
bell, WE. Carter, Ci,ar bc,s, Clcarham, Guilds,
Clark, Coffin, Corwin, Cranston, Crockett, Curtis,
Gushing, Dawes, Dennis, Dunn, Evans, Everett,
Ewing, Il. Fletcher, Fillmore, J Garland. Il. Gar
land, Goodc, James Graham. Wm.G Graham, Graves,
t;rcnnc!l, Hall, 1lalsicad, Hulan, Harper, Hastings.
Halves, Henry, llcrod, Hoffman, Hopkins, X. NJ. J..
Hunter. Jenier, II. johnson, w. {. Johnson, Ken
nedy, kllco,e, Lincoln, Marvin, J. NJ. Mason, S.
Mason, Maury, May, Maxucll, Mckcnnan, Meme
fee, Mercer, Miligan, Mitchell, NJ. Morris. {.
Morris, Naylor, Noycs, Patterson, Peck, Pope,
Potts, Rariden. Randolph, Reed, Rencher, Rldg-
way, Robertson. Robinson, Rumscy, Russell, Saw
yer, Sergeant, A. II. S~hcppcrl, G.. Shepard,
Shields. S,bley, Shade, Southgate, Stanly, Stuart,
Stone, Stratton, TaIialcrro, Thompson, Tlllinghasr,
Toland, Underwood, A. s. White. J. White, +.
Whitllcsey, l.. Williams, Slicrgod Williams, J. l..
Williams, e. II. Williams, Wise, othc-1l0.
NAlS-Messrs. anderson, andrews, Atherton,
Beatty, Beirne, Bickucll, Brdsall, Boon, Bouldn,
1,rodhcad, Bronson, buchanan. Bynum, Cambrc-
lcng. j. Campbell, Casey, Chapman, Cleveland,
Clowpcy. Coles, Conner, Craig, Crary, CHslman,
Dayer, Detran, Dromgoolc, Duncan, Edwards,
Elmore, harrington, Fairfield, Isaac Fletcher, Fos-
ter, Fry, Gallup, GIascock, Gran,land, Grant, Gray,
Griffin. Haley, hammond ilamcr, Harrison. llaw-
kins. Haynes, llolscy, Holt, Howard, %Ilublcy, W.
II. Hunter, lnsham, 7, Il. Jackson, J. Johnson,
y. Jones. ]. W. Jones, kcim, KenbIe. klincen-
smith, Leearc, LeaIbetcr, Lewis, Logan, LOOMS,
Martin, Mckay, K. McClcll III, \. Mcclellan, Nc
Clnrc, Miller, Montgomery, Moore, Morgan, Mur-
ray, Noble, Owens, Palmer, Parker, l'mmcnrc,.
rcnnybackcr. Pctrkin, Phelps, PIckens, Potter,
Pratt, Prcnliss, Reilly, Rhett, Richardson, Rivcs,
Shelter, SlIeplor, Snyder, Spencer, Taylor, Thomas,
Titus, Toucey. Turney, Vail, Nandcrseer, Wagon
or, Webster, Weeks, I. T. Wiiulcscy, j. W.
Williams. Warrington, lell-i0o
The CHAIR voted in the negative. thus making
the yeas and nays equal ia number. So the motion
To rcconsidcr was rycrtra.
BRITISH OCCUPATION OF THE NORTH
WESTERN COAST.
Mr. GUSHING called up his resolution, calling
for information, will, regard TO this subject; which
he supported AT length. He continued the course
Of his remarks. winch we're suspended Tor a lime by
avery Interesting explanation by MIR. ADAMS, IN I-
htion to the negotiation of the FLORIDA treaty, our
claims on the PerIiio, &c. Mr.. &. had not con-
cluded his speech When, II hall past 4 O'Clock. he
yielded to a motion for adjournment, aud the House
hereupon adJourned.