Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-06-24

this deserve great graiitudef I cannot
trust them. know they ara not sincere
have proved that. and can do 90 again.
And these are the '.friends" Of the
South for whose valuable teryice the gen.
..lenen from Virginia and North carolins
(Messrs. Wise and Raynerl are 80 over
whelmed with gratitude The gentleman
from Pennsylvania (Mr. IsgsfsoiD will
present abolition petitions and the gentle-
man iron Philadelphia (Mr. Brown says
he IL 10 isvor al the rule
And now (ssid Mr.. ST. Wish 20 say \
few vords 10 my colleague. (Nr. Rayner.)
! think, Mr.. Speaker, that. tEoueh my
colleague exhibited his usual ability in his
,speseh. 70 which listened with great
pleasure. II was better calculated, with
the tasteful poetiesi quotations, TO please a
lsdy's ear. than TO snlighien this dslibera-
tive body,
Mr.. Dsv.on called Mr.. staniy to or
der.
Dir. Rsyner here said he hoped 10 rs-
ply to bis colleague; he wac ready. TO
meet ham on this question; be would ne,
finch from II.
Mr.. Slanly said he would finch. at any
time. from meeting bis colleague; be I'D.
miited bis superior pOweEa
Mr. Dawson insisted on his point Of
order.
The Speaker said the gentleman was
oul Of order.
AIR. SlsIly said be would pass from
that 10 some other point. He had wished
10 say few words iohis co:lesgue, bot IL
ouI Of order be would not make the at
tempt further.
Wen. Mr.. Speaker, wish 10 sag q
word 10 another gentleman from Virginia,
Mr.. Gilner. He told us that. 10 this
matter. "he knew no party" Well SIR,
upon several matters OF great impoFtanee
no party knows that gentleman. So, then,
he and psrties stand about even.
Here Mr. Briggs called 10 order.
WELL said Mr.. Slsuly, i will say q
word 70 another Virginian. laIr. Wise.
! am glad 10 see my friend from Virginia
--Psrsonal, oog political friend. moan
for. after bis declaration q few minutes
since, do not recognise him IS . pOliii.
cal friend. part with him; and IL be
embanasses and opposes has friends as 10
has fOE the past fortnight. We had better
not have his help.
Mr.. Wise said be had never been the
political friend Of that gentleman.
Mr.. s. Dir. Speaker. think that .
matter Of littla consequence, but l have
now sxcommunicated him frat.
Me. ]. L. White. Of Indiana. spoke in
favor Of the previous question, and Fspli.
ed with some severity 70 remarks submit.
Ted yesterday by Mr.. Floyd. OF New
YORK. in relation TO the alleged despoIic
abuse Of that question. He replied also
TO the FsmoTks Of his colleague. (ME. Ken
nsdy,l aud alluded 10 the politieali Fola.
tioas which he held in HE Congressional
district.
Mr.. Rsyuer diSelaimed tbs insin . alton
which, be said. was conveyed in the re-
marks Of the member from Massaehu-
Bstts. (Mr. Cushing,) and called upon the
Whigs 20 organize the House ia the man
ner IN which Il bad been organized since
the IoFmation Of the GovaTnmens.
Ia reply 10 remark Of MIR. Stanly MF.
r. remarked that II be Mr.. RI vas now
unified with Tasn who hsd differed with
him heretofore, Il was because he did not
chcOss to desert ths Psih Of dEty because
other men who had hsrstnfor0 differed
with him might Be found voting on bis
side.
Ne. R.prsessdsd to reply TO other parts
Of Ma. Siauly' TemsrkS.
HOUSE or REPREsENTATIvEs--Junsi7 II.
IN coNMTTTEE or THE WHOLE.
MF. Adams moved thai the House
60 into Committee Of the Whole on the
State Of the Union. Agreed TO.
Mr.. Talisferro was called 20 the Chair.
The business FIRST brought up was the
bill reported By the Committee, being the
BILL ToR THE RELIRg OF TIE HsIRs or
oEN. HARRISON.
MF. Adsms rose and moved 10 Gil tie
blank ia the bill with SO. 900. He sus-
tanned hiS motion 10 some appropriate re-
marks, 10 which be styled the proposed
appropriation an Indemnity Tor The seTi-
ous expenses % which he late President
Was necessarily exposed By the people Of
The United States is plaeing him Zoe two
years 10 the sisualioa % candidate lof
the Presidency, snd which be could not
avoid.
MF. Cooper made few remarks 10 "a
voF Of the appropriation, aud hoped THAI
no oppositioa would be made, and that
the lie WoDld be giyen 10 that stale re-
Proseh Of dssposs. that republics are ua.
graislEk"
Ne. Ward Was 10 favor Of the sPPrOpri.
alton.
ME. Gordon morsd 10 swsnd The no
sion By lnssEtisg the sum of %. 90.
MI Dean Ess opposed % the appTopgi.
ssioa. He was aslonithsd that this ques-
ton sbould come up Il ibis session. Was
this the businsas We we're called hers 10
lEsngaeil He vented 10 knsg what power
wac IN tie Constitution 90 WaFrhnt the
voie Of this eSaiuiiy 10 the heirs q Ger.
Harrisoni He hsd 40 inisntion 81 speak
Jog Of Gsn. HeFFison. Re was willing 10
bury wbsl evil be hsd aons wiih his
bones. end lsl Whss good Be- had done Coz
his eoVuify I've after hin. Unless the
heirs 81 Gen. Hsnison had , lest. coasti-
tuiiousl ahd iaEsi elaiua upon the country.
he Shonif vote igainsi the Ell.
Ne. Lans snouid vote gor the spproPria-
TO- s.raaanaaN - a. F.rfH $500 a.