Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
VA niSaroS. June Eth, 1910.
SENATE.

Nj NOkNLLb oil Mich, moved Us reference I"
= s,lecl rnn atlre.
N,.SEXIER Ark. advocated its prompt r,iee-
non aud iepfnaa1ed lie House tor tie passage oil
such a bill. Z he members oil ,hat House nr'ef
contemplated lie passage at the bill thy hal.
not tftlreca II them would hsse Fpfed tor II. Nj.
) spoke warmly aud manner winch shower
some freiug upea the subject.
Nj CLAY sud be did uol tblnk the Senator
from Afkass4s treated the Other II ,use "ih respect
tn SAVING thai Ties .tB tins 6d hrfe nicely 10 be
fel-erd. I'll hat ii ~ senl back with The under
standing llai n should b. pas Ell, there WIRE nj
ibiriern members WHO nosld satc Tor II. lie he
loved ihr object If The illl winch had ptsssd Tie
iloase Was A God one. aud ia 81 II would be I'M
,idet,1 aud discussed, AID some conelus'"n a'i'ed
At winch should make tic system uuiiotn.
Nj {. ai1 1t Ms perfectly noteron- that the
mcnHbets 4 Co gross ltsinP IN The famr Neighbour
hood ehstge1 rs ,1lrtest touies II he mighi NJ.
ulr 10 m a-f urun this occasion, IT. Would say, thai
he VAS u the habn 81 chargil2 by HE territorial OF
,nd routr, instead Of he liver 'ontc' Nj. Clay
hoped the bill would he rommlitcd.
Without further discussion the bill was com mt.
ed 70 il .eierr committee of i've members,
Mr.. HUBBARD OF \ II. expressed h imseli IN
.a,,,t4bc IN the hilf aud willing vetr a-alast II.
GENERAL BANKRUPT BILL.
Mr. CkIFrENDEN. chairman ii The Select
ron,iiier reported = bull tins morning, made up
out oil the bills fore tie Senate before they were
trcnmmntrd fur Improvement. Mr.. {. moved It's
prinling, which ordered. 4 moro1 was made
10 make the Bib special order Tor next Tues
day.
question arose upon point Of order.
Mr. CALHOUN and MI KING oi Ala. contend
ed thai the bill was not IN order reported. The
objection tia, the bill OF the Select Committee
Was not reported Il substitute but AS a rev
bull.
Nj. CLAY contrrdcd that the motion was IN
order. AID that the Select COMMITTEE had been 20
l. a he u
them TO renou bill.
Mr.. BUCHANAN said that he voted Tor The
en- Of the bill with The understanding thai
they would report new bl from the old materials.
lie had no idea thai bill would pass Al The lnrsen,
session Of Congress, bat VAS disguised to give The
friends of the measure n hearing.
Mr. IluNTlNGTON oi Conn. spoke briefly Of
the views OF Tie comuu1ee am the nndeisiar ding
had wuh them in tegafd 10 lhe bill The eunve lisa
tiou VAS continued by other Senators, when the
bill had htsl aud second reading, aud was made
the special ofdct above.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Mr.. MERRlt X, tom the Distinct Commiuee,
reported bull lot extending the charter Oh the ely
oi Georgetown, which hid reading.
Mr.. Mepict also called up bill r extending
The charters Il The Dsnict Baaks, which expme on
the 4h OF Jaly,
Mr.. BEN on opposed the motion, bul he ma
Iotils OF tie Sruate "efc rliator Of 1t. Tie ball
was al aud " every wafd 81 H." at the loud de-
mand OF Mr.. Benton, IN ms fHe rrpott
accompanying he bill WIS mol tcad-thc bill beng
long, consumed considerable lime.
AMER the bin had been read, Mr.. TAPPAN
moved its postpourmen, until the next session Of
Congress. Nh. Tappan said HAT should lis rcsolu-
ton be adopted, he should move ipinl resolution
extending Tie charters 81 lhr banks until the next
session Of Congress for tie purfosc OF suing aud
being sued.
Mr.. MERRtCk said he hid no personal feeling
/ n liz aI he 10 I,t
/ be disposed Of Nj. NJ. suggested In Mr.. Tappan
thai his joint resolution be moved substitute
the bill, aud hs would place the merits oi II Iva
propositions directly before the Senate. Mr.. /.
assented, when tie mntniua hour cNpned.
STANDING ARMY.
Mr.. CRlTTENDEN-cnnle 10 the floor
spoke ~ length IN opposition 10 the plan ol the
Secretary, aud the mobou 10 pint 10000 exts,
cope" Nj. c. commented both upon HE defensive
report of the Secretary, and the apologize tenur
OF Tie Report oil tie eon,nltIce. II reuher ap-
proves nor dlsappIoves Of the report # the Ste
rrlar OF Wat Il Is hut an apology lor q
measure "hich the Senate, will MOI approve OF.
All The Sen lie can do IN behalf ct her Sec
retafs 10 send out 10000 apologies. The Sen.
te say we will nnt condemn YOU. but We will apbl-
oGze ct you. Neither the Senator from Nnar.
MA Nj Roaur) MOI the Senator from Alabama Nh.
CIAl nor the Senator nom Tennessee (Alr. Glun-
dN) had defended Mr.. Pousells Report. They had
only apeloglzrd lor IT,
MI (riteudrn tXanilueJ and strongly stated the
constitutional objection to the report before the
Senate. Leaving Mr.. Pomsell's report he came To-
The aropgy Of MI. Clay of Ala. put foifh IN las
Report tie stopped Ia CONSIDER The comparison
batwrcn MI PoIpsrIt aud General Ilar. lson, ahlch
the committee had designed 10 esiabll-h. No re-
semhlanCe could be traced between the two schemes
nenetdl Hansen proposed an amepdn ent 10 the
Constitution. With the assent Of the States. Nh.
Pomselt proposed nelthei, hut for usul ping the
power. He was ior aiming 100000 mert. aud cal.
ing them irom their homts, without an amtndme M
to the Constitution and without The consent Of lhr
States. Thrre was no just analogy either IN The
detail oi the plans or the general principles.
MI Cfuenden s>ed to quotation IN tie Repnrl
tadupttd by Mr.. Cay Of Ala nom John Randolph
thAi General Hanson was a " black cockade frder T..
alisl !" The same John Randolph sand HAT Tho
mas Jefferson had fallen from The true fam and was
no nnrc eccentric IN tins than IN other matters.
Generh HARRISON Iepeled the in,pulanon uttered
against him lie had supported some Of the nca.
surcs Of john Adams. lie supported J, lrrsoo.
however against Mr. Adams, aud II he dad support
John Adams ataly, lie supported II under the Inn
iiailons have uamed General Harrison was no
fedora list, aud the confidence plated in lnm b,
houas j. iieIson Slowed that he was none. Mr.
Criltenden spoke Of many Other matters. ant con.
cluded by slndIehiHg Gen. 1aIri.on from the foul
asl ersons that had been cast upon him
Mr.. CUlllBERf sand q few words IN reply.
and VAS followed by Mr.. CLAY Of Alab not so
much n defence of hi, own Rcpou as IN as,sle-
mdtie and prolonged diseuSson OF errors al Gen. Har
flson.
SECOND LOE OK BARGAINS,
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