Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-19

I. inNhfps. W esibFiok. E9hrrt. aud Black
me SIN otandn9 Committees I'm Expenditures NJ,
heretofore appointed, and by the Rules Of ,b II "''s
remain through the Congre~s 'Se'
SELECT COMMITTEES
4, =" hf i,bf@y = Congress on Tie part ofMe Hons,
Mfssrs l'ngtasi a, crieg lsunncr
IN The pnt Of The Seaate--N essrs WOODBRIDGE r..
pau, and Choale zap
On The National Fouudry-hlessrs. William r.,
johnson Samson. Mas,n. kna, Randolph. Mali,
iiuni, Klein, Parnenier, and Cave johnson =
On .Nat'onai Printing 0ficc-M,ssrs. Wise. Eve,
Ell, Samson Mason, Gentry and Black
Mr.. Adams's motion to rcscind the 2s, Rule If a..
Pudding the reception Abolition petitions w..
then taken up, aud laid The table, by vote Of lc6 ;,
1872 II is understood that it will be again taken ~
during the present scss,n
The llonse then took up the Presidents Mess,n.
and referred 1t to various committees Some of the NAM,
in tparticuarly that havin. reference to the ,ch.
qner schcme-led TO a sDmwhat spicy debate N,
Gushing, moved that much of the Message rs r.,,.
to the laws establishing the treasury department. be 10
ierred To the committee olhe whole, and that 50 au
as relates TO the state of the treasury. the tariff 10 ill.,
teeofways& means. Mr.. Fillmore .wh1had mcv,
onsy ma9sd torcterihe whole the latter conmi,trr pro
posed as All amendment 10 Mr. Cushing motion thai III.
committee o the whole be instructed report bill in
precisely the words of tina, of the Secretary Of the rr,
snry. ri The asi session. Finally, the motion of n,
Gushing was rejected, ayes lo9 l06 and Mr. FIJI
more's motion prevailed In the debate on these s,yer,
propositions, Messrs Fillmore Pickcns Gushing. Ey,
erett, L. }. lngersol. Holmes, w. c. Johns,E. NJ
KEENAN,, j. q. Floyd AMI Tinyhast participated Tn.
character OF II leads To the belief that there is not IN.
renoes possibility fthe Exche1uer scheme becominp
law Of the land. Mr. Pckens was "deSirous that tho
Executive should have fair hearing ON this great mes,
sure, on which they had saked themselves before the
country" but he did promise his support Messr,
lngcrsoll and Floyd (leading Iocos) both declared
Their opposition 10 the scheme. The firmer said
''lie WIS decidedly and he thought imnovablr
opposed to the Presidents project he could NOT.
as he Rad II, vote for 1t under any circumstan
ccs' Mr. Everett, of Vermont, Ga leading Whiu1
animated his opposition 10 il also lie said the S.erea
ry ofte lreaslrys bin had been actually condemned at
the last session. by committee The peculiar friends .,
ihe Administration. who had reported another bill dcs
htne OF the alalnre OF thourglnal scheme and there,
fore edlut nDriuann The indications are decidedly
that we are to have no Fiscal Agent until the incoming
of new Administration :; unless, indeed, the nea
Congress- III viii h 1t is probable that there will lie
majority Of ocolncos shall re enact The Sub 1rcasuu
and John Tyler, despite of the specie clause and with
his own signature TO the bill repeating the former Sub
reastry act, staring hun IN the face shall aN his sip
nature To it! Certainly should not be surprised al
such result though we hope thai his new friends and
allies will have more regard for his reputation and his
feelings than to drive him to that suicidal act
Proceedings IF 1aesity, The l3M.
In tho Senate. Tuesday. Mr. 'Talmare introducea
his EXchcquer bill. the same submitted BY him IL h.
last ses, 1t read twice. and made the order f ,
the 21th inst.
The Bankrupt bill was read and Mr. Graham sub.
micd an amendment, that all petitions in bankruptcy
shall be proceeded in and determined in the same Man,
as 'lhclaw not repealed
In the House. the rs business call upon it, by
MI liotls toapp9nt conmttee to investigate charge
hnn2ht by MIR. Spencer. IN late letter. against the
Wing leaders in the prcsen. Congress- The letter
charges that the Wing leaders proposed 10 The Pres.
dent, that he would not make hostile movement, a
gainst the party-that is, would not remove the old
Gabnet-the Wing leaders. on their part, wo, Id sns
pend further action the bank question The man
nor III which Tins accusation calculated To affect the
character Of the Wing leaders, was strongly presented
by Nh Bolts
Mr. Bolts pronounced i, an arocous calumny and
called for committee of investigation. clear himself
and his comrades r1m mputaOn and 10 bI and the Sian.
dcrcr with ilSehood
MIR. Wise took up the cudgrs for the other siIe-op
posed tho motion as question OF privilege. but pro-
tesSed 10 be perfectly willing that inquiry should be
made.
The House refused 10 receive Mr. B,is's resolution
for tho appointment Of committee Of lnvestgaon-si
to l06.
Mr. Bouts renarked that he considered the charge re-,
PEELED end rrnted by the very fact tia, the House rcfs
ed 10 entertain L.
subsequently, Mr.. Underwood expressed desire to
know If the fact set forth in Mr.. Spencer's letter were
true II members had ,ampered with the President,
they ought TO be exposed lie moved 10 reconsider iha
qnes,ian Of receiving Mr. Bottss res,lnton-neua,ived
10Y to 1.-Two thirds not voting in the affirmative,
The rules OF the House were bya vote Of two thirds
suspended 10 al low Mr.. Everett to introduce a bill
peaing the Danknpt act.
A more full report of the proceedings of this day
will appear In next
NEXT GOEERNOR-We understand that at "a
caucus OF the oc9ioco members Of the Lcgsatu1su.u
Tuesday evening last. there were 90 members r.
and that on the first ballot for The candidate OF the par
". James Mcdowell of r. c!lbrdge, received 63 votes
the remainder being divided between Andrew Stevenson
VIM =. Tay Tor Of Caroline and Gen Wm I. GoIIuno
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