Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14
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, Smith ol H., Wallace ol l. g.. tdmnds. Clcrdenin ray
lar Of l., Ramcy NJ Infancy, smith Of NJ & j. Caperton,
DAVIS NJ r,0nick, iiacll, TaylorofN. b. Etherdge,
Watts, hetby, theathlm Ailtlns Keen, Grimes, Dry,
Elliott, STROLLER, Daniel, iey5afn, D,rinan, urquart
trtihleil, Fond Martin ol T., t.ooson, Mayo, IT,, and
NuEssNirssrs Bayly. Ail,sarfh. Holloway. ua,via.
Rp,nson Cox 81 Il & J., Jones Brooke ddck Harrison
ii Jones 81 buf skins samuel ~ oo,i Byrd Cafr5li
clek Watkins, kneheloe Armstrong;, lIoenan llavis Of
h Np~l,d, lolldaY, Mar-hl, NJ trfin mi, IL e.,
Boyd Seau Il Mec, Morgan, llafisuu # NJ, Lyon Smith
al Northumberland, F4eenld, ililen Mcpherson, liner,
Wallace ri +, Drown of = Nihon, Heath, Brawner, Me-
eaucy shqn,n smith Of Rock, eowaa. Qlillen Cate
HooL ,aMi"d, Tate Warren, "lliS'en, Bowen Buck,
Mr. kinney then called the previous question on tho
amendment Us amended, which ordered by aycs
aud noes al request Of Mr. lojadayyeas 81. nays 81
The quesil, agreeing 10 the amendment amend
ed was then decided N the aildaatne-ayes o. noes
- rs follows:
AYES ,.srs soutb,l, 1Sreaser) niveq, Davis, ofA,
kinney l.raytr, Mayo Ameiod hifshoil, Hunter, Esr-
lnl, heae, loef, No~in, Amci On, Caldwell, bfaadtn,
living, saup'c, itomas' ssoa vi /, Foster ,elaaghia,
iaNnc, Moods, laIly French r. bl la kline Vance fu,l,
Thompson, Mutton, NKae, oirss Goadon Alo'rr kenae'
a,, Sm,fh t.. Walaocofk G., inanls tleadcnn, Tay.
la H. iamoy, VI llla0cy, Smith OF NJ = Gaprron Dayt
81 NJ = one lartcll, Taylor d - Eihe id &c Watts
A0hy, h,hlam5 iiams, kccn etine-, / ey, Elliott,
Shohc, Daniel, c. bum, nomnn, Gruhart, Crueliei
Fond Martin of l1igr, Maio, Ir and Jaohson-G9.
NNlS=Mrssis. FaNlY, AdWonh, Holloway Iarsjc
ohmson,'o> On q t., .ots of ntolc, llda Harrison
81 H., Jofesol Buckingham, la kns, sanue Wood, byrd,
na,sotk.t, WeodaldloIladat, Marshall MattinofM.,
heG', lloyd, Scott ol NJ, Morgan, Harrison oil NJ, igon,
ilin,r " ali,ce 81 ~ Brown of Pf1ston VI son Heath,
hmwnef hcronles, Shman, sritl r., cowan CULLEN,
Cat c"ogd Crawford, Tat, Wnren Walker, Bowe Buck,
and Loituleh- 81.
Mr. Bay " moved further to amend by adding tho
ioI wing:
And that representatives in Congress lie request
ed and eur Senators instructed, tooppse tire repeal oil
that provision u The dlslfIn law, under Mich tho
distrhnan H 10 bcsuspen@td # nj any lime during tho
eNsc1ee u that act there shall lie imposition Of du
hts on IL mratB inconsistent with the provisions Of
ta,4 t5tA Mac g. III a.
eel Of the !th July le52 and al other imposing
duties IN imports aud beyond the rate of duty ined by
that act 10 20 PEI cent On the ylQe fsaeh Imports OF
any Ol them
pom this propositions Mr. nalman called the prcyi-
JUS question, Which WAS otdcod-aud the House then
adopted the amendment l. lay IL, noes5l,
IA follows
AYES Mc,sts. na,ly Nlnorth Rive, Holloway, liar
tic, Nmghad oinsun, toA 1t t. y L.. JONES ui Brooke,
laddoh lptron d =, ioncs ol Buckingham, Ilaskns,
Moore, fol,r Aonn, samuel Foster, Payne, God, Byrd
French, tarrol CLARK, NmhiH, kincicoc, ARMSTRONG,
iolcman, EoNden N,is DIX. g. Queen, Edmonds, Wood-
ard clepdun Holloway, har-hal, Martin OF A., lipgs,
Boyd, scott of VI Morgan, iiaurond NJ, lano Lyon,
LthcrdRe, Waite, smith ol y, Fitzgerald, ilideu, Mlher-
son, liret, W alaee Of r. Grimes, lown Ptesun IL
son, Heath l|fannor, MCauloy, silnan, smith r.,
towun, Qii en-, Gatcvood er,Nod Tate, trqnhar War
ren, Waler, fo"en, Martin # T., buck, Good,on, Lett
NiNs=M csls. Sounall, G., oaler) DAVIS # A., Kin
ney Bmola Malae, Mtehe lunter, .eWl1iti Aplerson,
Caldwell lroadas, Irving, S'mpe lhonhs scot 81 H.,
NJ langiin, Woods, laly Euiius, Faskue, Vance,
fugh Thompson, Mullen, l!uc GfigRs, halrr Kennedy
smith otk, " aliaee Of Is, t., 1alorui l., Ialny, MI
hen smith 4 Maaon and Jackson, Capatoo, PAWS Of
Moo gameiy and pulsli orr l Yerby, cAeataam, Viii
liams Keen hey, Elliott sttother, Daniel i.eyburn, Dor
man, Cmehicld, Ford, Mayo Jr., Jnek.on-=5i.
MI Scott. oi T., tpfteatcd the contradictory course
the letsa was about rulanltg and declared he would
nov vote against the resolution amended. for it
contained two conflicting pfopastiunsihe enc TO aI-
point an agcnt Ia receive tit land fund.- the oil lnsiruc
ting our Representatives II Congress to prevent
cclNualt.
Va Irving took Il similar view Of the matter, and
would also vote against the resolution MS amendld
Mr. Rives e>paigod He had voted tar the recep ton,
only the ground that the distribution was to in
YoNc The invasion q the conn ronse act, bu he Vas OPP
posed 10 distribution II tie tlr Was to be mere ased be-
,ond the rates stipulated IN thai aet.
Mir Kinney allied tlep feylous question, hut withdrew
al the request oi Mr. iolcr who wished 10 male
explanation
As soon as Mr.. Kinney had Withdrawn his call MIR.
Wallace got the floor and renewed tn. ea-shuttng
onl the explanation OF Mr. Toer.
The Speaker announced that appeal had been taken
from his oecson given the ilo5r Ia ~ Nal'ace-and
thoappeal was discussed by divers gentlemen Tor
hall hour more, when the question accidentally
started .who to1l, the appeal > And theappean not
coming forward the Speakers decision was lett standing.
Mir Irving now moved II adjourn. and the ayes and
and noes being called, the House refused 10 ADJOURN
AYES % uus loo.
Mr.. Wallace Then called the Previous Question,
Inch the House refused 10 put, by votes CG To SO.
Mr.. iulor moved to reconsider the vote upon Mr..
BayIy S northumberland upon tins motion MIR. Jackson
called te Previous Question: but withdrew the call at
Ire request Of Mr.. Rycs, who then submitted few
panatay rcmarks.
discussion tIel tool. place in regard to the reconsid
Grafton, which vas hnaIl} agrcod
Mr. Hayly then proposed to withdraw his amend
mcnt, and submit ii again independent proposition.
Mr. Scott opposed the Withdrawal.
Mr. Donnan said though opposed TO the amendment of
he gentlemen from Acconlac, he ready to vote for
The amendment as amended he was in favor of oceiv
nv the Sares quota and he did not believe that the
instructions Congress would have the smallest weight.
The House granted Mr. Bayly leave to withdraw his
amendment.
adoption of his amendment the original resolution.
Mr. Bayly called the ayes and noes The call for the
Previous Question.
The House refused 10 sustain the call for the Previ-
Question Ayes 81, nays 81.
Mr. Bayly then offered his proposition as an amend
men to MIR. Dormau's amendment
Ne Cmtchfcld thought we We're now Just where We
were hall an hourago. de thought we had better adj
joum. and lake rsh start 10 morrow. lie moved an
adjournment.
Mr llarvc called the ayes and Tie molten to
ADJOURN. Decided. ayes 81, nays %.
HOT 81, or DELEGATES.
TUESDAY, March s.
A message was received from the Senate that they
had passed the bills entitled IAN net incorporating the
James River and Sweet Springs Turnpike Company"
IAN revive the inspection OF Tobacco at Lynchs
warehouse in the town Of Lynchburg.
The Speaker laid before the House communication
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