Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20


mcnbrr, which M ton the House shall immediate.
Iy proceed 10 aefe1,aine.--rms Rcpo,! was lnl.,-
narrly denounced bs NJ. Adams, who sinIlc,,o,
Mr.. Sta.y from sll eensurc. M. Caru.hers may,
10 cuuGne tie ..ielfmand" to Mr.. Wise. Fin,n,
however. no action was had upon the subject. III,
whole matter haslps been recommiltcd viii, -.
srrucrions. thai as Mr.. WISE had made proper =,
kno"le igmen's, aud IS the Controversy between H.
parties hid l.eet anic bly, aud hono,ably adinsea
all further proceedings be dis ontinued And
80 ends tbs tagged, i-Pieyion sly to The final yo,
however, Mr.. Wise, rose, and again apulJeize1 IN
the House in tie must humble manner; and s,a,,
that before lie sun rose III the morning succctd,n
his collision It'll Ills friend from North Caroln."
they were rceoneied, and now stool towa,ist,n
other in ther former relations Of kindness, lie IN.
ped that IN any reiflmaad or censutc which IN.
House might tliuH proper TO bcsow, Mr. St,,Iv
might be exempted as he regarded himself III. ~
Tending party tthe hole course Of Mr. Wise'sc.
reerwc have seen nothing which exllts hun so mn,
in estimation this candid ayowal-dce,,;,...
the very highest exhibi.ion Of true courlec yolo.
tmiy to place ones sell in an attitude 50 hum,l,,,,,
to human lIde hui winch, properly considered !.
the highest point OF moral elevation \ man VIII,
has cuura = enough 10 confess his error when b
knows that he has mfonged another, VIII pcye, h,
d. tc'cnt in courage 10 redress an Jury inn,ctca
upon hims II Mr.. Stlny, in submitting his cas-.
to lhe House, lstl, complained that he should be
ubrac'd ma 'fePflapand,' in matter ia which con
tess,dy he had lot been wrong ioer. Unlr,
these Circumstances e declared that, if the rcsolu
tIon of tile committee, which, by implication, rem,
'nanded hun rs well as Mr. WIS" should be ado,,.
ed By thu lousr he should forthwith resign his sea,
present himself anew To lis constituents and there
by purge h'ns II Of the implied stain upon his
reputation. TINS aif,lr being over. Mr.. KIM of
Geo made an unsuccessful motion TO suspend the
rules for the purpose Of ordering The Report Of the
Commissioners appointed 10 inyc,tiga,e the condi
non Of 'l'e New York Custom House to be p,in,el
And the House ali 1ufned
Mon lag, Sept. l3-ln Senate, Mr.. Benton call.
ed up res 1ln'i1n heretofore off red by Mr.. Bayar
AID laid upon the tabla, winch, after rcciting the
'ai,uS facts leading 10 and connected with the "a
Erpuaging Resolution, declared that the ; nd
tesollnn 'be, aud the samris hereby rescialed
land shall be i5fcyer hereafter held as naugh; aud
"lhat IN all future publications of that portion of tho
"JourDa which contains the resolution of 1888 /,
land mail copies which my be he cater made Of
''o the same ior any official OF legal purpose, The
"sad resolution oil 1888 shall be published and
"copicd as u was originally entered on the said
Journal without any notice whatever of the su per-
''scrplion, which "as enormously ldc in pursuance
''u the resolution the lGjh jan, 330"-AIr BEN
ton REALIZED up hssesauton COT The purpose Of propo-
sing an amcnlinent-to the effect that the Erpunoc
ordered by the people, Indicated by the results
ni pIp nd by ins oC,
General Assemblies of the Sra'o.; land tina, h,ylp,
been ado ed IN accordance with such expires sed will
a., d lnsrucoos II IS inc ,mpl,lblc with the princ.
pies OF representative govern nent, and inconsistent
with the respect due 10 the people Of the States. aud
unbecom'ng the Senate, 10 act upon any proposition
for scindng The said expungng resolution, while
the said instructions Of the States and the said ex
pressed i'll of the people remain unrcvoked aud un-
aertdby any subsequent instruction or expression
Of The publ will, -Qnite ingenious device thu;
but does not The great Bal Raicr see, in the last e
lcctons, no expression OF the public wilI' adverse
to the Infamous acr of which he was the author? And
as for Legislative Constructions" we thank him for
the hint; and we doubt not they ~ill be poured in
upon hm fom every quarter before he is called up
on to gye his vote, except perhaps from South
Caollna, Which we suppose is now in favor of the
Expunge, or, II she is not, would not be willing to
do any thing who h might embarass Mr.. Calhoun
IN his new alliances.) The subj laid upon the
cable untIi the session. The Senate shortly al
terwatdS went Into Executive session. and remained
eng 'ged therein until II O'clock at night, when it
adjourned SINE III:
la the House of Representatives, many resoln-
lions were offered. but do not dee il necessary
to detail them the House. in consequence of the
absence OLA quorum, uniformly refused to ac' son
them. Al l2 O'Clock, the House took a recess rim
III >, when the Speaker resumed the chair hen Mr.
Marshall OF Nv. moved that s 600 extra COMES of
the Second Vcio Message be printed and upon
tins motion addressed the House for an hour and A
quarter in review of the political course of
the = csldcnl Of The Uuited States, especially with
reference to the second Bank bill; and on the gencr-
al condition and prospects of the Whi party He
then Withdrew his motion AID the Joint committee
appointed to wall the President having announce
ed that lie had no farther legislative communication
TO make TIC Congress, tic House. at Guarter before
5 O'Clock, adjourned sine die.
The National Iutelligcncer of Tuesday, has the
following remarks, upon
THE END OF THE SESSION.
Thctwo Houses Of Congress Adjourned last eve.
nnG, according 10 previous resolution, altar one Of
The most lahorious and fruitful sessions that his
ever been held. Except in the first Congress- be-
ginning IN March, l1S9, and ending in March, 1871,