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SCENES FoR TfrEE People.

place TIE day before, on lhs inuoduslien Of re-
solusibn. ~ Msssrs. Baylyaaa Hqlladav,apen
he old ihreaa-kare,. money -xasIng sabiect Of
Federal Politics We agree sAlifely7 with que
-nsighboF Hnpier, thass the .a6stfa1 yhandef ii
the Ileeisssstates this Ihelne + get'isg eszew
par sk5ry where The recr al
agalssF Inc Sanlen wasiesll sszis.4..esy which IS
yeaIik made bE ,he ba6hlsfssin HE legislature,
VIII Are stetaaily kIpehaalrs5 Fte Constructor
and ifkxlsiaag the work of conaSess.
/ FEpERAta REIArioNs.
7 " e had fairly detsst ST Federal pol
ihcs 10 the House.of Delegates YESTERDAY,
MIR. Scott submitted the Resolutions
which he7 offered last. session, proposing
sTsundrx important amendments 10 the Fed
5eFAt Iinnztlratften The man E.61hitct 81
them was t4curtaildhe yast i pssf III sgezot
The Federal sExecuiive, which shsd sS0l
lent thhs vast magnifadesr, That tie pub
tlic liberty was endangered The subject
was ef that erestco consequence Ii IL sdl-
dressed ltsel flo every citizen Of the Re
dpublic. He presented / 10 the conslde-
lraloR Of THE House IN no psrtyx spiTit-
sEand hoped il would not be 50 regarded.
las soon as MASCOT concluded, MIR.
i BayIl rose and gave usSthe history of the
National Bank question, 'front.' lhis ttiiraezpf
fGen. Hamilton 10 the present sasys Ii
twas exceedingly inieresiing-aaa greatly
7sdihed The House. who had never heard
p q The subject before. He concluded BY
Submitting series Of Resolutions, pro.
nonneing the Bank unsenstitational-pr
testing against 71s incorporation Of any.
kind peohessss yeeshef with Of without the
assent ot sssfes-tltus cutting off Capt
FTyleF al the knees. 7
The House had barely limet5 digest
The repss; iatr offered theaaezhetose Mr.
Hal laday @~auptaer 4of the Solonions il
couaflL rose with string of resolutions
4 ready Prepared ,tdnut The Federal Govern!
me alfzafeAl en- another inpqtlatlt subject,
which tFiifsaessaa air7fFnight did Tn9t under.
stands lN#roposea7 ffeFebtaf ftIp I1ist nj
button. Act of the ExlrpSSessioh ana my
fstructe ed our Senators toxyoteaAor IL repeal
In The remarks, with which, Mr. r.. PIE
lceded bis ResoIntens Ee sialet fhatihe
principle ppon whchtlle Distribution Act
twas based, admitted the Power and night
- ttFrf Federal GOVERNMENT 10 distribute
-faay pf it's revenue and 70 lay taxes COZ
l,haf special purpose. With ill due de-
ference 10 the superior wisdom ef Mr.,
HolIadayfWe MUST take leave 10 saw, The
PnnfpIe Of the Distribution involves no
such assertion. The Land Flnd[f IS &c
knoNledgfd 10 h. totally. separate, and
81 distinct ir9m the oFdlnatY revenue oSff74he
Gpvfrnment-and upon he groand thal
tits fhusA distinct. IS based thei righttffo
distrlbpte A ) This. was ,thee sole aTeu,
..ment advanced by Mr.. II rand IS III
has ito tqaRdaiion forest Gpah his oPpo-
sitio15 unless belytateY Up III something
more sub3tAntrs1t mus, fall Is the ground.
Il Although We 1sre opposed 10 tie State
/ Legislature undertaking 10 regulate al
lhe legislation of Congress, we c16ld al
sire 10 seq thisproPositron brought 70 Tie
test. We wish 10 see. wholof therRehre.
fsentatives Of the people Of Virginia viii
refuse 70 permit them to .recelyesthe mo.
Iney which il Justly their due I ard in dis
carding Is either subject them to add.
ltional taxation, Or coerce The abandon
ment Of oil their Internal improvements:
i w hen these resolutions were dispose
II II, Mr.. Brown Of Preston, brouehts for.
| ward alproposiion topublish Ire Bankrup
and. Distribution acts feg the use. of mem.
bers. ~ II
y Air Fving, BY way cr expressing Z hi
Strong disapProba{on y. The .Legiklaiufeeo
Vhslniat Presumsg 10 review the BE.
fgislallon'of the Unleni al the expenses q
The State, and 10 The neglectoSthe 10.
Enes'ff interests Of the people, proposed to
amehas,by printing all the. ac:s Of HE
Extra Session.
This Brought forth Mn HopEins3 whc
went or like say -rocket.t He talk I'd
very fiFpantly about the lhuDderof1tbe
peoHle-the hur.bnggery Of cosnsA lns
ard bard cider, which twelve months a6o
SWEPT over the land4fke tornado lid
he charged the Wings. 4in refusing 10
!. prlnt50O copies oftwo ACES of Congress,
\ which have been published in ailhhe pub
/ lie papers, with desiring TO keep light from
the people-with shrinking from respon
EEsssffebiIity and being afraid u NEE, the
-1upFoused Democracy,
I --ht fA'Sct1 AeRtt0u " luis outbreak 81
slang, by demanding 10 know where and
when ,Ehe Wings had manifested any dis,
iPosition q sh1fak~1r9m Any responsibility.
Hesi hurled back the NPutation, and com
/ mepted 10 fitting terms. upon The declara.
ton, THAT The "hnmbuggery ofIcoon-s kins
and bartender had Wrought The reyolu.
ton OF 1910. The iPPutati5n wase4n-
Isulting TO The Intelligence ofthe people.
MT. Irving Fepudiaied with scorn and
Econtempti1the 'iaea thai be was afraid 10
meet any public question. ]. He expressed
his 4bhorrence d the practice Of lhe Vir5
Eginia Legislature ann ually revising The
Legislation Of Congress, and arFaying Is
wisdom against the folly The woild. He.
designed. BY biz amendment, 10 declare
bis contempt fof the proceeding, and pro,
posed by ii 10 subject il 10 ri S4eule.
4 Mr.. Hunter. Is exclude conclusions
stated that be Was opposed to any action
on any Of lhe snajects which Had been
introduced The. Legislature Or Virginia
hhad as mucb as It gould attend TO, y sIesS
lpatchingtbelbukin Of The StaA He
alluaeito the Thunder spoken ofBy Mr.
I Hopkins. He respected the thunder Of
the people, but be bay 10 tolerance for
the annual thunder Of this House. The
abSract thunder of the Legislature which
we Were 10 The habit Of sending forth
! $50 10 x.aar N. az halo a, -. -. !,