Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-29
REVENUE BILL PASSED.
TARIFF AND DISTRIBUTION DIVORCED

On Monday last the House Of Representatives again
took up the Revenue question, AMI, vii be by
brief report Of its proceedings another column passed
by close vote. the Tariff bill lately vetoed y he Pre-
sden with the exception Of the section concerning the
Land Fund and the duties upon Tea and Coffee. which
stricken oul. The National Iutellgencer SAYS il
Is not remember ever To have witnessed. during IS
years attendance the House of Representatives
more exciting scene seYeler contest. greater earnest
ness and sflf d yoon lhan characterized the proceed
ines the occasion For ourselves. while we cannot
but respect the motives Il those Wings Who have con
scented thus to sacrifice the Public Lands and VASTLY
more inparan still lave frustrated tie Legislative
imepcudenee-we do nest earnestly enter Our protest
against the surrender ii great and vital principle Of
the representative s}sepa But il is not worth While
to complain. We subJoin the yeas and nays on the
passage of the bill:
YEAs--M ssrs. Allen, I.anlaa w. Andrews Shrr
lock }. Andrews. Appleton, Ayerisg BaLcock Baker.
Barnard, Barton, Boes5n, bdlack HiiIscye Blair
B5ardinan, Borden, Eriass. Br5ckway. Chas. Brown,
Jeremiah Brown BumeIl, Calhoun. Childs. Chltten
den, John c. Glark J. Cooper Cowen, Cranstop.
Gushing, q. DAVIS, Il. ID. Davis, John Edwards, Eve.
ett. Ferris. Fessendcn, Fillmore, Gerry. G.dIines
Patrick &. Goode Gordon. Granger. Gnstiae Hall
ilasiead, liouck. Howard, Hudson, Hunt C. J Ineer
soil. J. X. ngers1, James irwin, w ". IRWIN. keln.
john =. Kennedy. Robert MeClccn, Mckennan.
ihomas +. Marshall, Samson Mason Mattocks Max.
well. MAYNARD, Moore. NJ roam Morris. Morrow.
Newhnrd. Osborne. Panmenter Pcarce. Pumer Pope
Powell fr ltt. Ramsey, Eenj. Randall, Alexander
Randall, Randolph, Read. Kdgway. Riggs Rodney,
William Russell, James NJ. Russell Saunstall, San
ford, Shade. Truman Smh Sdilers. Suaiion. John /
Stuart. Talmirrro, Richard w Thompson. Iilhnoasl
Poland iemIlnsan, 'iruluhull, Van Bnren Yan Rem
selaer Wallace Wand, Edward d. White Thomas
" Williams Joseph l.. Williams, horie, Augustus
Young. l05.
NAAS-iIossfs. Aaans ArnaM. Arlington. Ather
ion, Black Bolts, Boyd, Aaron Y. Brown. Mnton
Brown. Burke, William q. Butler Green ". Cad
well, Patrick {. Caldwell, j Gumphcn. William B.
Campbell, Thomas J. Campbell, Caruthers Cay. Ga
sey, Clifford, Clinton. Coles. Golquit, NJ A. Cooper
Cmvens. Gross, Daniel. Dawson Dean. Deherry, Doan
Dog, John {. Edwards Egtert. John G.. Fio,d, \
l.. Foster. Thomas +. Foster, Gamble Gentry tilmer
Gag@in, VIM O. GOode. Graham. Green twin lla-
hfrsham. Harris. Hastings. Hays. Holmes HOPKINS
Houston iuharl Hunter, Nm c. johnson. Cave John
F'n. John w. Jones. Andrew Kennedy. King. Lane
Lewis, Liam. iiitl,fcld, Abraham MctlrlIaa kckay
Alckeon Mallory. John I. Mason. Mathio Mathews
MedilI. Miller, Mitchell, Owsley. Payne. Rcdina Rey
nads, lsbe Rogers. Raoso, cit Saunders Shaw Shcp-
pard, Shields, VIM Smith, Sprgg. Stcenrod Summers.
sumter, John b. Ihomson Jacob Thompson. Iupett.
TUney. underwood, Warren. Washinpion Matter
son. Weller, james W. Williams {. H. Williams.
Wise, Wnod-le3.
81 Mr. Stuart at Ia. was ais nj from indsfo,iGon.
Had he been present, he would have voted against tic
bill
II viii he seen hat about fur Ghls Of ih6ac VIII
voted for the bill Whigs-Nhlle the great body oil
the iocos who have Leen dcuamrrg the Wings for
heir refusal To pass Rayenuebill discovered FROM DIS
trhution, themselves after the kn3t that united
the two ''iacongmous questions cut voted in thu
negatvel The people will the alseIood Of their
rerraaches. and lhe hypocrisy ot their lamentations
What will be the fate ofthc BIZ in tie Scnale.-and.
iii PASS that body, what the President will do with it.
we neilh,r know nor care The GhLe. however.
(Which We presume is well informed On tie suljcet. }
says: AS TIE bll uow stands Ne hayeno douat il vii
pass the Senate. TIE President ,rW siqn H. under the
impression that it is the ouy means afforded lin Of car
ryng on the government" Bur how c4u he be under
that impression. when his oreall the Madls5nan but
The Other day, affirmed HAT hi> bill would yield
less revenue than the 20 per cent Compromise Act un-
der which the President Is collecting dulies9
We arr however, utterly indifferent to It's fate and
shall waste no more words upon it,
The 7Jcoty-scc an article in reference to the
treaty. in another column. lfDn the National Inclli
genccr The Aladsonian does not hul It's auaihemas at
its eight Loco iaeo allies who voted against it,
II is stated that Mr. Cahoua made powerful speech
in 'aNor Of the treaty and in reply to die 'denlocrac
Senators who lad opposed lis ratification We shall
Rcolon and the South Car5lnan generally arrayel
against each other
The GIehe states that Mcssrs Buchanan and Benton
"made the most sate3nanllke and admirable speeches
against this treaty ever heard in the senac; and adds,
I'VE can safely assert that not OF fhem Che Demo
catic Seaahfs) approved gift. and thai one Of then,
would lave maze IT, These of Them who voted f. r