Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

- s~S-.1 s.- ils 1tt,ls whkn Z
- s~Ir--1;'.- !. believed hen 70 ~
v 49, - 49, a had any regard CO..
kin fs{~ ~cr,1 his bill s1odld be W. (
n toE3 l1fr.f.'~S IS ball. pass 4. send
nf1kfI .1fk. n There was olher
], .els,-l.,;,, - ,i'ltnshsd with stkeF 1
\ ~ RSrs Az ~. 81. and wkish a not
m1terili ~ ~ , .ssess AID which Mr.
rhr,-.- 49, * % Friday eFening.
O. ~, 49, - foliowin9. AR. M
( c..i,..~.,, r-..- . |gomery, disuici CAR.
I fss,i.f -.i1.S :. u keats kooss ana found
- r9,.sr;.- ~, Ailer he had fnisked
81 - @.'h |resident. The Pfesi1snl
| said 10 h;mI va saS % The members Of
| he Ohib dsl.esIia 1ssh<n said o ih<n
rsuld dtSrots ~ Erifs's bin, HAD roT
l4Hkr sksD Tae This, loo. after haging
/ arrusd Win ar 51he Friday evening be-
tore shs prineir| s bill. and referring ID is
diEefenl ser'io ~ ~ .fegfetied that his
colleague ~ Ie| vas not nov presfnl !;
bal be bad pad fsation with that gentle
nan AL three 1o. and be vas quite sure
be wound epnhr word Of this Statement ~
he nov called colleagues who had been
present % say 4 IN their iniervis9 vEsh
ne President, dsni had not discussrA lhs
pfpvislans 81 ag,s bill, in lis different
sfctlonss and ne en- on his olker colleague
tair Gpedel 20 cher the PTesideut did not
aterwaFds tell nd tot lhen read The bill
tie nos Appeals scnmmitlee 10 say whelh.
ss'he had 90. re d,he pledge be had given
z prove lhe asse Dad madei lMuchsen.
saitenin The Ho
Hs saidihaf ID Presidsn.'s language i,
ras obvious be I'VE read the bill; f8f be
s.zuea On the pr ! of its several sections,
- ny Was y DeceS y him 70 say that be had
mol lneD read lhe .6ok al The facts. %.
ne saturday insl accompanying The mem
oefs o. Gongfets "a visit 10 Inc ship Della
saIe- a. Re said be Ne e 1aine1 - 1900.
EFesy shedy wa AZ. llled maine I'D not go.
Another dniineSlsH gentleman also abslained
rom going. (Mf. "a conjeclufed 10 sllude
70 hir. Wise Ncl would not say that the
rfssidenl Easat hat busily engaged xilh
any one q cooeocnna veto message, but Il
appeared thatihe vell J then prepared Mr..
NJ though. tha when President smoke 10 him
with The bic tears upo cheeks. he vas honest
u What he said and. sin believed II Mr.
Evlne's bill had then y presented 10 him he
would nave signed u. 4. look al the doctrine
contained IN The hfsi Vmessage. The Pfesi-
!. v,a aeEe laid down doctrine thata Bank,
.s;lho,, $50, a,eAss 10 IA bites, whether with or
,ranches Ih... assent, eonsliIuii9nal, af those
xatEth. 49,, ne pow local discount that
ion or NJ M. tA ehIc placed his disapprpba-
n locsl' ,i;saa 49,, ave Branch banks the power
,ad 6ssn' ,'oss..s. AEwing's bill, which he
hat brsneh.. 4 49, & sent d him, provided
= :. 80 tNatN ~ ceAfssL.I skn Ctalas
My with Their conseSt 5'snsu 70 me $500 ss.
ed, should have he Snwer wnen mus aunis-
iere the President found o'ss y
I'D, Is lhe only way 10 get os,f y u,.usti.y'
,ncy, he resofed 10 The asseri ,r.,ass
OF 20 much ssread The sill. N'is'.ne nA'
Mf Snyder inquired whether woa
cen sent 70 n Ohio nembefs by MI NJ ~ ~ \"
fiday evening. BY thu President. thsshs x =
DIV read the hll ard found be could not il i 4 .
MI Mathia said ht had heard Of nc Tnch
ing, nor couh il have been So for ,ha a., IL.
nation be received Ilal ,hsr Presiden, would II.
y !. s'ga = was from BIZ colleague (Mr. Goode)
Monday mOrping.
Mr. weller inquired whether there had NOT
sn report accompanying Mr.. Ewing's bill,
. me rfesidepts IMPRESSIONS might not have
en- derived from ihd report without having
IA lhe bill and mith, hs moi from Thai have
en- prepared 10 speak aboat the bill as he had
ne % Friday evehibg TO the delegation
Mr- Maahiot said he knew nothing about that
Pfesident had spoken Familiarity OF The differ
sections ofibe BILL as though he were well
lnainiee with L. Was il likely be would
dge himself TO sign bill be had never read
Mr. NJ. said be had arisen, not with any desire
address the committee, bui merely 10 relieve
nself from an impulafior OF having made a
'e and injurious charge. He believed he had
omplished lhatcbjeci. The House had his
efiipn on the one side and The Presidents on
'aterr. lfs9 - ms 5a6ts were a NE as,alt4HH
m, who could doubt that, 10 ges out Of 4 am
y, The President had told falsehood. Mr.
said, that having redeemed his pledge he
Did now resume his seat.
HE TARIFF BILL This Bin which has
for some time past under consideration 10
House Of Representatives, finally passed :ha,
: on Saturday evening, by a. vote Of ZIG 10
he present bilirepeals the proviso in the dis
ition Act, BY which il was made eondition
10 case duties o. any articles should i, any
Dc raised q exceed 20 per cent. the distri-
IN should cease, and the land fund be re-
q q the treasury Of the Union
'e articles Of Tea and cOtFec, as we under
The BID, will ray q duty OF twenty per cent
aiOrem. ~ Baltimore. .ameriean.
the Senate, on Monday, the Rexenuee7biu
the Honse was twice read and ordered TO
rinted.. sl i I'LL
!. Benton moved for leave to introduce his
; repeal The Bankrupt act, and made long
nent 10 defence Of his motion. Amer I
reply By MI. Berrien. The vote was taken
ies and noes, and decided 10 the negative |
q noes 81. Two-ihirds would have been
sary 70 bring ia the bill, The question having
once rejected
House vas principally occupied with he
sion Of a Bill 70 provide for The armed &C.
ion Of Florida.
The Wing Convention Of Maryland Is to
'ble 10 Baltimore on the 24thAof August. i
innate candidate for the Presidency. ia
p anticiPats the result, as the whole
wings Of Maryland have but one seuti-
on the subject, and that is for -Harr5 Of
Vests
An act sbOlhhiDg imprisonment Cor debt
'roTiding for The punishment Of persons
9 fraudulent eonSeJsnces OfPropet,y, has