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

eoot,ro' Ia the Iucrs Il, Gargr-'- US ff'u Twice
mi icfcued 10 the Commute on the Library
STATES 5otkN.
The BilI winch PASSED The House Yesterday in tc.
l'ion e., Stair SOCKS MS leai t"cr All ffiruc 10
the Comr,psce on Finance. Nh. SEWER moved
rcirreacs tile COMMITTEE on ludtdn Al1ltst"hlth
did rot pfetad
The ntiiis of th,s bill which, is d, signed merely 10
operate upon Tie Smithsonian Fund by preventing
fhe unnecessary ,Dvc,rmrnt al thc interest nancy IN
State SOCKS was dchated biinv upon the motion
Il reference. Mr.. SEWER lnoucht II would #
tee the repeal OF the law III relation 10 tie Indian
uclt, funds. Mr. PRESTON thought not The
per ,uuum interest amounted Originality 10 100000,
aud n much mutet
Mr CAIllOI N presented The proceedings OF a
neeuug IN Gluk county, Va, cendemnlng the
Wing pafts aud the Wing measures. aud approving
II th, principle, Of the opposite pmty. They were
yrIy loug, and occupied some time III The reading.
The resolutions reflected vi h severity upon the
Wing lart,. and ~ lcrns highly offensive.
Regarding HEM IN tbs hghi, Nt. talhoun's col.
4igur, Nh PRESTON. moved to lay the motion
10 pt,nj upon tie I,bc. H. did not choose oh
pct to the ecr on of tie Resolution, bGl lac could
lot ynte Lon tie printing 81 such Insulting and often
sye matter Mr., CALHOUN aud Nj BENTON
replied, when the Resolution was Land upon the Ia.
bic by vote i u 70 -
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
The B,lI fro N the House 10 establish Fiscal
totprtltIuu, was called mp IS the Inst bus1 css ia
otdct AT - the expiration 81 the nCfnlng hour.
Mr.. SIMMONS ct X. J. bad the floor. Nv. :.
discussed vcly briefly tie menus # the Bill j. "as
not such \ Bal as lac wished, and rs many Others
wished, bnln wa, useful measure, anl would
prove, lnncl a,u was, II Strat utt'y IN the Pco-
pl.. II puirucd a Baul="hlch had the discount
lng power IN II. The rsgalatou OF The Exchanges,
how,vcr, VAS grcu matter, and the preset Brl
would acc =m1,Iish Dhat gteafputpo
Nh. simmons. IN l,Ieicnce t. the late campaign,
sad # lhee WIS any one question dtbaied mutc
th1u another pending the l1e prcsldrnual canvass,
II was tie question ol currency. II WIS the qors
ton uppr,snost IN the nauds OF the People, and one
which more han all others needed improvement an /
correction.
The institution Of a National Bank, Mr.. Sim
mouds Contendcd. entirely Republican IN its
character aul IN tbs pattienlar unlike Sub
Treasury Bill, which was designed loi the Govern
mrnt and winch had no interest IN common With the
People. Ia reference II the present Bill, Mr.. : m
onds considered 1t met al the objections put torn
The lale Bank in the Ntlo Message ol the PIcst-
dent From amy lui Interpretation Il the IN ssacr,
he onrlnded the Presidents ohJ"cfians were con
sictcd aud removed N the present Bull
Mt Summons spoke also OF the sentiment Of
some # the quasi Wings. aud thc,r ardent OPPOSE.
non, to lie extent ot SAYING that tic elevation OF Nj
Tylcrwas a piori2caHaf occurrence. I e idea was
morsttous and the ,heot would tecol upon those
@ho advanced II with tremendous power,
No tue Wing could utter such n sentiment, and
the at en- pr of the Opposition TO take advantage OF
The death oi Genetl II 1rIson would feeling
no way 10 the advantage oil ihosc who would ake
use OF 50 nonstfous sentiment. The Provided, nal
death of Gen. Harrison was an op,nlun so wicked
hat nothing would be gained from the uuerantc
Oft.
After some other remarks in reference to the ne
ecssty of action upon the Bill, from the fict that
Congress had hcccn called 10 ~ prove the curten-
oy aud wete seut hrre Ion The purpose, he contend
Ell mat II would not be satisfactory to the