Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
TagE.N'EE-THaITl CONGRESS.
Correspondence ofthe Baltimore ratriot.
SECOND SESSION.
WAsriNGroN, June %, 1888

WAaIiNGroN, June 90, 1888.
hid the pleasure last nIgh Of announcing 10 your
readers the signal rejection llhc Sub Treasury Bill
by the House ol Representatives., and have to
lnforn fhem. that tie Administration forces in both
lln0se4 have been compelled 70 abandon that odious
aud commandments
To day. Mr.. fosrER, Of New York, made his
motlon 10 reconsider the vote ~ rejection, and
comptoted II with some explanations Of his course.
lc did propose 10 reconsider II, because he had
changed his views 81 the measure in IT'S present shape,
but Ion c purpose ol having II amended as give
il the ehnatter al tie lill ,rom the Senate. II il
eete not 50 modified after being rcconsidcrcd, he
would be agaln compelled to vote against it,. ile
concluded by declaring his conviction tia if tho
House should resi- with simply rejecting the Bill.
nothing 1t III would be done iof the relief Of Tho
country.
Nj. Bnlaes moved To lay the motion to rcconsid
~ the table but afterwards wIthdicN 1t nj the re
quest ol Alf. NJ NLLonY, who wished 10 make an ex-
ptanaflon. M. MALLORY sad that the main prin-
eiples al tie B met his APPRECIATION but he had
voted aglinsl II IN compliance with tn wishes Of hia
constituents. On hs return 10 them, lac intended 10
make an ISSUE with them on It's merits, aud he hoped
10 be able tlufurc occasion to give an entirely
different vote So Mr MALLORY nntcrs himself that
he canconyer the people OF his district as easily
lie wis cohyerte1 He will Gud that more difficult
tis, than he seems 10 anticipate.
Al the snggrstian OF Mr.. MAsoN Of Ohio, who
wished To have dneet vote on hcpropositIon To
for llyng on the table.
Mr.. sSnERHop WrtLtAMs then moved tho prcrious
question. \ call Of The House was ordered, and be
lore the CLERK bad got through the roi very large
quorum MAS present.
Mr. fnoMis, Of Maryland, asked Mr.. WILLIAMS
To Withdraw hs call Ion the previous question, under
a promise 10 renew it, and his request being granted
he IN speech declared himself opposed TO recon
sldeti lle regarded the moton utterly uselcSs-the
Senate bill having been laid the table; and the
b.1b ed Inv de my
decisive snes and lie thought what should be done
| was TO appeal 10 the people
Dntolo that" exclaimed Mr.. LroAEE. "Apt
peal 10 the people as soon and rs often rs you
choose - cried another distinguished member
Mr.. TuouAs conlinuedin the same straln opposing
any reconsideration, aud in the course OF his remarks.
he hat md secretly declared bat 1.-The friends OF
the administration Will not 90 for amy other measure
| Nous tgffoas. The people will mdtc them s. for
sumo other measure.
Mr.. Thomas renewed the call for the precious
question Ii was sustained and the performances be-
ing speedily got over the question was taken on a
grecng reconsider. and ncgatlvcd by an over
welming yolc-therc pcng only twcniy-onc ayes To
the round number OF two hundred and tive noes
Mr. BueHANaNAN introduced to-day in the Sera'e,
i new financial experimental plan OF a " Special
/ Deppsltc Systcm''--IhG Introduction OF this inca
sure BIZ QUO OF the prominent leaders OF the par
ty-by him who is spoken OF as Secretary OF State,
after The close ofthc Observation-Disclosures with the
overwhelming decision against any further attempts Ia
press the Su8-TgE>sURy BILL, more than !,
coincidence. 1t struck riany furnishing very
sufficient reason for the vote Of the party in ths
House aud for the speeches OF such gentlemen as
Mr. FRhNcIs THOMAS.
During the day, Mr. RoEGRrsoS Of Va, offered >
reolulion proposing plan for SPECIAL Dffosir'
system. but several members objected.
Mr.. RohEKr5oS asked suspension oil the rules
which the House refused.
~ Mr. 1ouS Z. krSHEpr aud WAppY THoMfso'