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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-27
UNITED STATES SENATE.
THURSDAY, June o5
SYSTEM or BANKRUPTCY.

SYSTEM OF BANKRUPTCY.
The bill TO establish uniform system Of bankruu,ev
throughout the United States having been read third
time and verbally altered in several places on sugpes
ton of Mr.. Wall was passed by the following vote
YEAS-Messrs Clayton, Davis DIXON Hender
son, Huntington, Knight, Mouton, Nicholas, NorveIl
Phelps Porter, Rugges, Smith, of Indiana, Southland
Talmadge, Walker Webster White, Williams
Wright, Young-2l.
NAYS-Messrs, Allen. Anderson, Benton Brown
Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay of Alabama Cuthbert
Hubbard, King Linn, iLumpkin, Pierce, Roane, Ro
bnson, Smith, of Conn, Sturgeon Tappan, Wall
10.
On motion ofMr. HENDERSON, the Senate took
up the Bill authorizing the Secretary ofthe Treasury
to extend further indulgence to the late depose banks
at Natchez
Mr.. ii. moved to amend the bill as TO extend the
time, without interest provided there should be like
abatement of interest in rstable proportion among the
sufferers by the late tornado debtors to said banks
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, juno a, 1910.
EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION
Mr.. SERGEANT resumed his remarks in opposi-
ton to the bill until half past o'clock, when without
concluding he gave way to motion of Mr.. Graves
that the committee rise.
The vote stood ayes 65, noes ST.
So the committee rose And the Sneaker bav;no
taken the chair
Mr.. WISE then rose and said Mr. Speaker. /
hope the House will excuse me for moment ask
ofeach member as personal favor, the indulgence Of
making probably shorter speech than any that has
been made this session-that is on the Subtreasurv
bill. do not expect to be present when the vote is
taken and ask the house to permit me to say here
TO my constituents that would present, and shall
il present vote against the bill move that the
House adjourn, General laughtcrl
On the motion TO adjourn the vote stood yeas "a
NAYS GO.
So the House adjourned
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So thought and spoke these pious serants Of
peaceful mission. But not 50, the "NoRrnrns Man
WITH aounERS Principles" In the calm, delibera,e
administration Of his civil magistacy he has dared
raiify and approve the admission Of negro testimony
70 dishonor, degrade, and disgrace freeman Of thr
Old Dominion The proud sailor, recurring % lbs
Virginia birthrght, and the institutions OF his coun
try, could not believe in taking his countrys com
mission TO defend her fame and bear her flag upon The
mountain wave" that he had submitted his honor
life ana liberty 10 the prescribed accusations of negro
witnesses con6dng, therefore, in a rule Of evidence
familiar TO his home, and which the whole strnr-
ture of society around him so vitality depended he
emphaticaIIy protested, his part against the admi
sion Of negro testimony. But il was received aud hc
was convicted Regarding such trial as alike IN.
gal and degrading in this respect he appealed To the
President for redress And this pretended friend Of
the South protector Of Southern rights and in
stuons adds insult TO injury in the cold contcmp,
Of his reply, that "aere NOTHING ~ the proceed
ings ichieh required his interferencer
Thus act Of aggression upon Southern laws and
Southern feelings has been wantonly and unnecessa
ry perpetrated by the Chief Magistrate the like of
which, clergy have condemned and repre-
bated
And yet the political panisans of this man (who
has ever played equally false 10 all his professions are
allaiing TO the South this atrocious act of abolition
ism. Not the abolition Of speculative abstraction
not the theoretical fanaticsm Of The North--bu the
bold and practical assertion Of equal rights 10 ii,
black and white man in the South, The abolition, hy
Erecutire porer Of The ians NJ he South, which for
bids negro testimony against the white man viii
the South be humbugged by apology or excuse ion
this outrage upon their rights? Will partisan auda-
city attempt to reconcile the Southern people TO ths
nagitious act of usurpationl Can they longer believe
that the President who dared 10 betray their vital
interests, is a Northern man uriM Southern pri,, .
cipies?" Nous rerron.
n m
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
TnuRspAy, June 25 1910.

TUESDAY, June 25 1910.
The Journal of yesterday having been read
Mr. BRIGGS moved that the rules be suspended
for the purpose Of going into Committee the Whole
ON the state Of the Union and rcsuming the conside
ration Of the Sub-treasury bill
IThc business of the morning hour would have
been the question heretofore raised in relation 10 the
case of Lieutenant Ho.el
that the House would consent TO devote the morning
hour 10 the consideration Of the bill from the Senate
In relation the District banks lie willing for
his own part, that silent vote should be taken The
charters Of the banks would expire the 4th Of July
IObjections were made in several quarters-and one
weliknown voice exclaimed, Well-lct them ex-
Mr. w. COST JOHNSON moved suspension
of the rule but
Mr. BRIGGS seeing, he said that there seemed To
insisted his motion to suspend the rule for the pur
pose of going into committee the sub Treasury bill
Mr. bROMGOOLE suggested that the House
had better go and conclude the reading Of the pa
pers in tho case of Lieut. Hooe
Mr. BRIGGS said il would take two hours.
Mr.. CUSHING (who was understood TO express
the desire thai the usual business should be gone on
with during the morning hour asked for the yeas and
nays on the motion to suspend the rule which were
ordered, and, being taken were Yeas 81, nays SO
So (under the ruc which requires for this pur-
pose only majority yote) the rules were suspended
Mr.. MCKAY hoped the House would agree to the
printing Of this document.
Mr., CUSHING objected.
Mr. MCKAY gave notice that he would tomorrow,
offer resolution for that purpose.
The SPEAKER said the gentleman not in
order.
The House resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole the state Of the Union Mr.. Banks in the
chair)
Mr. SERGEANT resumed his remarks in opposi-
ton 10 the bill and concluded at halfpast o'clock
When Mr.. 8. had concluded five gentleman sprang
to their feet to obtain the foor-and the fortunate
competitor was
Mr. w. COST JOHNSON, who, however, ex-
pressed himself willing to yield to any gentleman who
thought he could conclude by the usual hour of
Mr. HASTINGS, of Ohio, availing himself Of this
courtesy, proceeded to read speech in favor Of the
bill.
Mr.. H. had not concluded when, at half-past two
o'clock, the Chairman announced the hour Of recess
Some disposition was manifested to let Mr. IL. con-
cludc his remarks before taking recessbut to make
long story short
The committee rose and the House took recess
until o'clock.
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WAsHINGToN, 18th June, 1910.

-. FOR THE M,DIsoNIAN.
desire 10 call the attention of the Southern public
TO the striking contrast between the practical aboli
tionism Of President Van Buren, as administered in
Florida in the trial Of Lieut., Hooc and the rules Of
evidence adopted, under similar circumstances in the
Southern Methodist Episcopal Church
The Rev. SiLAs COMFORT was arraigncd and con
victcd before the Missouri Conference for a ma-ad
ministration of church government in admitting Ne
GRO TESTIMONY on the trial of a white man From
this decision be took appeal to the General Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church recently
convened at Baltimore where the matter has been
considered and the appeal dismissed leaving the de-
cision of the Missouri Conference in full force But
to render their views on this subject explicit the
same General Conference, on the second Of June.
instant adopted resolutions by majority Of 81 TO 27
recognizing the rule Of evidence in their church on
the subject Of negro testimony to be the same as
scribcd by the municipal laws of the State where the
trial should take place.
Such is the decisive demonstration Of the ministers
of the gospel belonging to this popular and devotional
branch Of the church, to defer to the peace and scc
ry of the South, and to the municipal regulations of
the South, on this important subject But not so OF
our Northern man ,cith Southern principlesn His
sublmated political views repudate such distinctions
between the negroes and free white citizens of our
country
The man who voted for free negro suffrage in New
York, and for exalting the black man possessed OF
property TO civil privileges above the poor white man
without property, has invaded the South with his nj
gro equalifysystem and sanctioned the conviction of
gallant officer Of the navy in Southern port, upon
negro testimony
The debate VIII oh took place in the Conference at
Baltimore, on the occasion referred to apy repre-
scented the enormity of admitting such testimony in
the trial of white persons in the Southern States
The Southern clergy declared with united voice that
instant dlsunion Of the church follow the adop
ton of such rule They dared not return home and
meet their brethren with such proposition They
declared that to leave such question in doub, placed
their holy temples in danger and TO adopt so oh.
noxious rule was TO raise storm of Indignation the
consequences of which would provo overwhelming
and irresistible
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
For Enduring The Leesburg Academy and for other
purposes
Class No. 6 for 1910
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va Saturday, July 18th
1910.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
$50, O00-Sl0,000 SS,000-S5, O00-S 81, 600
3,52S 81.
of S2,OO0--5 of 81, 500-25 Of 81 ,OOO-o5 Of
ss500-30 of $3OO-30 of $3.50, sc.
10 Drawn Nos. out of Is
Tickets only ssl0-Halves $5-Quarters a. SO
Certificates of Packages Of Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do % Half do is
Do. do. % Quarters do - so
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EN6nRS. GASSAWAY has several vacant rooms
M suitable for a small family or single boardcrs
Her terms moderate. Residence, Pennsylvania ave
nue., South side corner of 10Th street june l6-2w
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY

For the benefit Of The Torn Of Weusbure,
Glass No 6 for 1870
To he drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday, lth
July, 1910.
CAPITALS.
,000-$15, 000-$5, 0OO-S3, 0OO-S2 500
S2,297.
so prizes of 81 ,O0O-Ss5O of S300-5O of 5000 &c
10 drawn Nos. in each package of % tickets
Tickets SlO--Halvcs s5-Quarters 50 50.
Certificates of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. do 26 Half do Is
Do. do IL Quarter do. 30 so
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit ofthc Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic
Association
Class 6, for 1910.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va Saturday June
9th, 1870
80, 900 Dollars! 10000 Dollars. 5000 Dollars
$500 3070 /" 5000
$500 dollars
40 Prizes Of 81 5000 of $3.50 60 Of 5000 &c.
Tickets @l0--IIalvcs $5--Quarters 81 so. .
Certificates of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
IS Half {" Is
g % Quarter /" - 50
For Tickets and Shares Certificates Of Packages
in the above Splendid Lotteries address
ID. s. GREGORY e. co. Managers,
Washington City, ID. c..
Drawings sent Immediately after they To all
who order above. may 23-2aw3wif
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-27

This amendment was sustained by Messrs. HEN
DERSON and WALKER but before any definite
question Was taken, the Senate adjourned,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-27

1NEACHERS WANTED.--The Male and Fe-
y male Departments of the Lovingston Academy
Nelson County Virginia, vacant Male and
Female Teacher, well qualified to teach the usual
branches Of education in Academies, would find il to
heir interest to address line to the Hon. James
Garland, of Virginia, TO DR.. A. Hopkins, Col
Charles Perrow, Captain Wilson Peters and II. B.
Scott, Esq Trustees of said Institution. The Fee
male Teacher will be expected to give instruction in
Music and French in addition to the usual branches
june 20-tf
VUyHE CRISIS OF THE COUNTRY, by Ju-
IL MUS, just published and for sale by H. r. RO-
BINSON, Log Cabin. Print Store, Pennsylvania
avenue. Price $3 per hundred. june 25-3t
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,e,t ]. r. Leadman, J. c. Chopper, D, Ray
mond, B. Bonnel, Z. s. Close, John Lincoln,
and Isaac RroWeI. ------- --- ~
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,

Far the benefit Of the Petersburg Beneroient Mechon.
&c Association.
Class No. Z, for 1870
To be drawn al Alexandria, Va on Saturday 25th
July 1910.
GRAND SCHEME.
O00-Sl0, 00o-s 5,m0-$2, $50.
10 Drawn Numbers
Tickets sl0-Haves S5-Quarters 81 30
Certificates Of Packages Of &c Whole Tickets sl30
Do. do 26 Half do 60
Do. do 70 Quarters do 80 80
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-27

For Tickets and Shares or Certificates of Pack
ages in the above splendid Lotteries, address
D. s. GREGORY & Co Managers,
Washington City, d. c,
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over to
all who order above
June 25-2 W. 3w,l If
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

FOOKING STOVE ESTABLISHMENT-The
- subscribers beg leave To- call the attention Of
housc-keegsrs in The city aud surrounding country. la
their extensive uul very general assortment vt cookigg
Corcf-fhe largest and most varied. they believe 10 be-
found any whore West Of Tho mountains. COMPRISING
almost every VARIETY Of size and pattern, Of tho --latest
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Steam Boats. Hotcls. and private Families.
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ing Stoves. both New Y1rk Patterns. a neat and cen.
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the Eastern cities.
Also. Harris Patent Fuel Saving" Cooking Stove.
a cheap 1nd highly valuable Improvements over any
hing we have seen ateiy-rccommcning itself on
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house keepers having small families would find 30 on
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curiosity, worthy Of examination. and decidedly /, usr.
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