Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-13

with Exchange auI Iaier money T. loa expressing my
adherence OF II.
shall avail m, s.. If Of the earliest r!opriate ofpor
nlty IN sustain by argument aud by references to tie
views which have tins day presented. Tins Is a for
NAL proposition change the hard money SYSTEM oonr
Government INTO the paper money system Of GreHt lin
tain and which has seed her debt from Il 10 3Oo nl
lions sterling.
The extra copies wele then ordered and the Senate
without further debate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
At noon the private Secretary Of the President rre-
scented the Message To the House.
II vas then read by the Clerk. after which
Mr. WISE. moved that II be laid on the table, and
and that ton thousand copies he printed
MIR MASON desired 10 ask question. lie wished
To know whether the Prospectus Of the Congressional
Globe which he saw appended tothe printed copy If the
Message was intended be included III the motion OF
the gentleman from llrglna.
Nj WISE. SAID hs motion referred solely to the
manuscript Message sent by the President to the Speaker
Mr. MASON then proceeded to express his aston
iaiIcn that the prospectus OF the Congressional Globe
should have been permitted TO be appended tothc PRINT
ed copies o the Message. He desired know by what
authority Blar & Rlyos had committed this outrage up
Oh the dignity u the House and It's proceedings.
Mr. " iof. explained that the copies ol the Message
referred 10 Ly Mr.. Mason not those printed 10y the
official printers To tie House. Ii found that 4 sui
felcnl number If the official copies had not been
forwarded 10 the liousc. owing 10 TINS Tie boys had
procured number Il copies printed by Mcssrs. Blair &
Rycs, who, matter Of night, had added their pros
pcctus hers not the official copy and he hoped
The gentleman fIcm Ohio satisfied.
Some IatLer hand words then passed Lowoon Messrs.
WISE and MASON in relation to tie position Of the
President
Mr. MASON n,imaed that Mr.. WISE was about the
only gentleman who could give explanation relation
to whether the President had authorised BlaI s RSos
10 append then prospectus CT not
Nj WISE complained oi the unprovoked and wan
lan attack the President. lie not surprised at
the oldcry d "lcriidy and treason being again rails
ed
Mr. MASON asked Mr.. Wise how il was that Messrs.
Blal y Ry,s came into possession oi the manuscript
Message, to have II printed as soon as the cflical
printer.
Mr. WISE eudeayorcd to show that ii lad always
tcen the custom finnish manuscript copcs 10 the city
papers.
fiuall, the motion Of Mr. Wise prevailed.
RI LES AND ORDERS.
The resolution Of Mr. johnson, providing that the
mlos Tho 18th Congress shall le adopted at the pres
et session until the Reporl u the Select Committee on
niles e disposed Of, WAS then called up.
Alter souc del ate Of no interest, Mr.. j. modified h!s
resolution To make the Report othc Selected Com
mtcc tho special od,r GA and after Thursday next
After an Intellectual attempt by Mr. ADAMS to renew
his amendment in relation 10 the 2ls rule, the resounr
Il Mr.. johnson was adopted-yeas o. nays %.
The Speaker WAS then authorised to appoint the com
mttoes, a;itr which lhc House adj, urned