Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-27
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WsnfSU ros Dec. II, 1911
SECOND SESSION.

dId not sit to-day.
The House have continued their DE- ate upan tho
I1rli, which Is not vi concluded.
I lac weather hen, to-day Is tho most disaqrcoabe of
the year past The rturn commences Yesterday and
has continued since. Rain. scct hail and SNOW
have fallen III hours accompanied by high
wind.
The Ecpor, of hc Secretary Of the Trc,sury. !, is
thought. Will be announced on Monday, Cabinet meet
mgs were held Yesterday snd the day previous IN part
IN reference to the drfas of the plan to be present
ed
Hot 81 OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. ll.IMoRE wished Ia bc informed whether
the consideration oi the resolution relation to the
Presidents Mcssag. offered yesterday, would not be re-
summed as the first business in order
The SPEAKER decided that il was
Mr. WISE could not agree with the decision. lie
thought private bills ought 10 be considered on the last
/ two DAYS OF the week.
Afor some debate of ihsutory character the House
determined the Consideration &C IL, motion IL
refer that part Of the FRI sdtnts Message which relates
to tho Ianii
The resolution before the Horse proposed the reference
Z" the tamil subject tothr Committee ON Manulac
lures
The question pendn. was tho amendment, of Mr..
Nhcrton, asking It's reference the Cornmicc on Ways
, and Means.
! VI. JONES Of Va. being entitled To the foor. made
iorclhe speech IN favor ol the amendment lie con
tended that thc Committee on Ways and Means was
appointed with view To the consideration of asuhecis
relating 10 tho raising revenue lie next srgacd that
the President in his Message recommended the ariil
solely as A matter Of revenue. Indeed, s,ud he the
whole course Of the public life OF the President would
contradict the idea that he could have had any re
/ ference 10 tarit for protection
| Mr.. HUNT hoped all parties would como up To this
sJcc brethren, and protect the free and slave laou
OF the United Stairs irum the Orders in Council and
srctons of other Countries lie denied that the pcopl,
OF the North desired 10 press the arf question boyont
proper bounds. The manufacturers Of the North desire,
to be protected in with other interests and they
wanted nothing mare.
Mr. RANDOLPH of New Jersey was Glad this dc
bate had sprung up. lie thought tho manufacturers
the North had been asleep, aud that this woud awakor
them to Sner of their danger. lie mentioned tina
the Message Of the President Contained nothing advers,
to thu doctrine of discriminating tariff
Mr. J. r. INGERSOLI., in speech of greet power
contcndcd that the very Of the Committee on Man
ufaciurcs of itself sufficient reason why tins sub
cci should be referred to it. In reply the remarks
Mr. Jones. he argued that the President in his Message
had thrown upon the House the task of rcconcilng
increase Of the tariff with discriminating dutes-Ta
king the President as his exponent, this he though
palpablc.
Mr.. STANIY followed. more particularly, how
ever. in reply to the remarks of Mr.. Irwin, Of ycser
Mr.. IRWIN begged to explain. but made tho matte
! Mr.. STANLN resumed, and replied to Mr. Jones, a:
to- which
Mr. SLADE took the floor, and then the House al
iourncd % Monday.
The following petitions Were presented in the House
| Of Representatives ~ the 9Th nis
BY VII. GOGGlN: The petition Of VIM b. ysughan
Of Bedford County. Va asking the aid Of ongrss in
r,iug out his invention of sclfpopcllng locomotive
applicable TO railroads
Also, The petition Of VIM Saunders and William II
Porter. Of the rame county and State. asking to be
leased from the men Of the balance Of Judgment OF
tho United States aearas them surics Of WIN. Estis
who was Paymastr to the 18th .-gina Regiment sta
toned at Norfolk during the late war
Mr.. GoGGIS said, that while up he would also give
notice OF his intention on Tomorrow at such time
thereafter he could do So ask have of tho House
introduce bill granting an addinonal quantity of land
for the location OF Revolutionary land warrants Of Viz
gRia.