Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-09
TWENTY-ssxTgE CONGRESS-
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,


speech 10 opposition TO the bill. and moyed 10
commit il 10 The Comnitlee Of the Whole on the
state ofthe Union with Instructions TO report the sub
slirute which had previously breo proposed IN com
mi,tee by Mr.. w. Cost Johnson, land which bas
herofore appeared in the lotelleenccr1 Mr.. g,
stated that be bad made lie motion at the request oil
Mr.. Johnson.
The substitute was read at tie Clerks table.
great rush Then made Tor the II or more
than twenty members addressing Mr.. Speaker -
al the same moment.
Mr.. HAYES of Kentueky, first obtained tic
eve OF the Speaker and with II riehI 10 The ilpo,.
lie then proceeded to address the House at eonsld-
cradle length in opposllion 10 the bill.
When Mr. HAYES resumed iils seai. after CON
ending, the attemp,llo olran the ilpoi nese
desperate and ipmnltnons Than before.
Mr.. VANDERPOEL succeeded, and moved the
previous question
Mr.. PARIS and many o her gentlemen loudly
demanded call the House.
The roll was theieupon called. wlen 22l mem.
bers responded 10 tbeif names. The doors Of the
Hall were closed, aud The names Of absenttes were
again called over.
Excuses were then received. Messts. Albums.
Anderson, CofNin, and Doug were excused Nj
B,dde was uo excused. Aud the qpestioa beng
on exensns Mr.. Fisher nj Month Calolna-
Mr. MONTGOMERY stated t'a Al +. had
been caiird home by .iek9rss in his funny.
Nj. SfANLY sad his colleague had gone
hone to male 4ih July speech at u errAl mret
ing which eas be held in his low u aud 10 escape
Abe vote The bill.
Dir. MtKAY aud Mr.. BYNUM warmly contra.
diced ibis statement, aud couoboraled hat 81 Mr..
Montgomery.
Nj. SrANLY insisted on the verify Of The as.
senion he had before made when
Mr.. CAVE JOHNSON moved lhut all fnnher
proceedings on Tie cal be dtprnsrd with.
On ibis motion, The ycas and NAYS we've demabd
ed which, being laksn, resulted as follows: ea-
1il. nays GO.
SO the call Suspended, and tie doors were a.
gain opened.
The previous question was nov seconded aud be
ing put, as follows w Shall The NAM question
be now put T. it was decided 40 The affirmative, bv
yeas aud nays, as ioo~s; feas l23, nays 80.
Aud the main question being on The passage Of
The I'LL, twas lahen and decided by yeas aud nays
as follows: Yeas l24. na,sI0S.
So the bill Passed.
1.-THE yeas aud nays the passage Of the bin
were precisely the the list published yes,c,
day on ordering tito tird tea ing, withlhe rxerp.
tion that Mr.. JonN HASTINGS voled in The afl, ma
tive, aud Mr.. MeCARrY aud Mr.. REED voted in
the negMvel
The qpcsuoo ihen rccnrrng on the tile
Mr. COOPER, OF Pennsylvania. moved TO n
mend II by striti ng the present II e and inse,t.
ing in lieu thereof The following s" 4 bill 10 reauc,
The rdiae 81 properly he produce Of The farmer ana
the mages 81 ne idbofer 10 destroE The indebted por.
lion II ne community and 10 place he 1reQsurg
Of ne nation "a tae hands II he Presidents
hf. AtolliNAH moved Ia amend The ampnUmPn
SO as 10 read as follows an act 10 caabc The pubiie
money 10 be dFaon rom The Treasury lcidtoat an.
preparation made By taC."
Ia support fthis motion, Mr.. Cushing went in
TOT speech. III winch, after adveItlng TO this as the
last act oil The drana, he discussed wuh much cncr.
ey Constitutional objection 10 the bill
Ills remarks VIII be given hereaiieri
MI "a l. JOHNSON inquired whether a dis
cnsson OF constitutional question could be IN otde,
IN D.; a mon9n 10 amend lhe nile ia bflll
The SPEAkER decided that 1t might, If if went
to sho" that the tile ought to be hanged
Mr, PETRIKlN a ieerd to this dae,s,a,
The CHAIR directed him 10 reduce his poini Of
order writing '' v
Mr.. PEI RlhlN said he had no point ofo,der 10
state. LUZ W
The SPEAKER. Then the gentleman vii, ,,,o
his seat. " NV
Loud crirs Of" Order Sit down Go n, ~
Mf. GUSHING sad that the egg had now been
lad he had witnt ssed the process of incubation
"hu ~" hd'eh'hg OF The wipe, but he trusted thai
ere long MS head would be crushed b.n.,,r 49,
ieel oil an outraged and indignant Peorle Til
bill had been passed under fittue clrcum,iances II
was consumnlaied as the was rapi;ily po,np
aewp, anu was iast ahoui 10 sci in darkness bui M,
hau tne eonsolalao" Oh believing that dawn WIS soon
~ "'''N' ~ "ti''h lhe prosperity of the nalion
"oui1 agiin appear, under better and brighter
auspices " 50
Mr. fiChEN5 rose under vefy great cxci,e
mem expressing ms txultaiion rhal NOW, at eng III
Hecounfy was 10 be enancID1ie Iru,n the
OF mat conspiracy OF associated wealth which bd
LOT iorty years been tranplins il in The dusi And
NV, wien TINS 9 otinus art was abou, l., H., e,p.r,,
maiedihe Discounted Oaqosrlon ,eti,ed ,elnc,,,,I,
, o' way Ply whose warm blood they bad been
tapping. sriDdrg thcr teeth IN dlsaDeoipteA r,ya
The CHAIR called Mr.. p to order bul cr7ns
were heafh' on all sides. " Let him 90 on',-.. q =
y let US have leave to arswer"-"Go an go a, -
me confusion in the Hall had became e,eoe1
Ingiy great the aises were filed with ne,,be,s ~,
her ieet ereSdiog round lie seat of MIR Cusb,na
close 10 which Mr.. p. had approached whom 6e
commenced siieaking. -
nj. NhAD u rose 10 question Of order He cal.
LED the gentleman from South Carolina In o,ds,
because 81 what he understood L, be an hmm, -,
OF improper motives TO the Opposition in The yo,gs
they had just recorded against the BAN on the ,ab.
Sucn impntalions weteNnoi in order. Here several
gentlemen around Mr.. C. appealed 10 him 10 u,lt1.
draw Lis objection. aud let The gentleman from, :
-. go on. 10 which Mr.. G.. submitted.
Londy as Mr.. Plckens spoke hat he said was
q IN great degree uRinelligible. lie denied tbe
correctness Cd the constitutional position assumed
ny ar. Cushing. declaring that could the Govern
n1eot ACT upon any such Construction II The law and
stempi to draw MONEY from The Treasury wifhout
regular appropriation, thy would be cast down
with scorn aud contempt This was not the last ,cl
o. the ofania as The gentleman from Mass trhusets
ma sad; no. II was The first ac there tcere oreof and
ulfersor measures siH behind, efjar greater impor.