Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-09

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La, aid ,,rr,,.,,,o H., ,,,uLl mn. GO IA. amend
-c. s.,h. 10, !. =. 80, .aa ~. ,h, -
the leads. in don, ,pc,o, hmm ~ bo ,on,a he m. l,s 4,
-, .hc,, had n, sal s,,n,i, ..rb ss n. us ,h,,
~ rn,r.r 10 par the ch,pi,n oui ,f brr own n.kc,s
They m,nld mo-, give E,s thai pnrnre AS much a. Mr.
y a.. willing ~ MAJ, nj. rams a, H. h,d ,,, 49,,
ann. ..d If ,hese yrn,I,men wauld n, d,,, :. ,.,ch
he was ready 10 double IL, and Il rhs, should be insuii
rira, n, pul,iely il tmrsd Rut he uax ..n ,n6f,,
Yes; and every r-,iy tw,~nay pap,r Tim upb The euo
syy wss ready Il, re- trrsl- The cbarv, and "a v,re ali
the RS. ~ho were ua~ llIlne To give dollar of their own
10 the object,
lie shsud beEe resu ming his scat bring the House
so the ies and WIN willing To isrihssl Tor the
sureat III rrle On OF even ons OF us forms lie protest.
'ed again against pa ing tins lnoney out uf The Treasury
tE such purpose. lie willing not only bui desi-
nus 10 the business I'll the House opened with prayer
every mnsaiay but in this matter he Wa, Gt nl,rlng the
House precisely ground VI their own constituents
wh" had ,opay out Of their pockets lot snch fri
gus services as they wished 10 procure. The people
never would i"efae cor a moment the attempt oil Cnn
gross 10 s.nd among them minister Of any denonina
so" and conr~ them TO pay r his pubc services. tiry
Insisted oh being 'et Tree the winds vi heaven 10
whom they would employ and how they would comprn-
ate him. He told gentlemen that. II they adopted The
lendlng resolution they would fad themselves standing
." volcano; they must coe up, laer 10 this
qnrs,isa.
IN conclusion he would state that, in conneNion with
the amendment he had prepared something the form
vi subscription psiHr (Which he read and he had
made calcuIs,on gong show that the average amount
Oh the members Of both Houses would he between three
and four dollars each r The chapains; or II each
lioase paid lis own. about 81 80. lie had started the
subscription by putting down As which as he lind said
he wss ready 10 double OF qaadruple He invited CEN
sienen 10 iolow
Mr.. MCCONNELL moved the previous question.
and. the question being put. there second ayes
ncrs not counted 80
Mr.. PETIT demanded the yea, and nays. " hich
wrrs ordered.
.,..,.n ~ ,,,lcr Ne -. w Wv, ''''"," ="
law mskng provision Tor The appointment Of a cha nain
and directing his paymeni oi the Treasury Could
the Law I've ~iTaed by a restlulthl The resolution as
No,,r. ,,lv ue,, T., c.,. ,, r. ' W.
chaplain. II appointed had nc ht to draw tt his sal,r,
snd c,ald be refused.
Mr. SrEENROD injured # Tia, Chair "a b,tb,, Hon,
~. not an appropriation ALREADY p,de far III, n,ym.n,
ct cha plains II both lluns.s a ,hc .nli,e Cna,es. m
ciusin, hath ssssuusl $50 w
rae SPEAKER repliri that there w,s
Mr.. PElCl Very well, hu, IL was i,r cb apl,ins
cot W, ~ firc aud lie uo,e vas nod, ~ tln.
So have one; there " as no such fyic, ln,n =, ,h C
sn,u,inn and il the non.y had hecn ,nn,.,,.,.d ,aI
.houid M, be use,,. il aol o.ly ,s,o ave-,
fund. But he did not believe there ,,,s s,h ~ '
waiion Al al events. he pes,m,, ,h, ',' 81 "!lr'
,un road suspenJ tho ,,,,n.,, <, ~ 10y l'''' ''s''"'
Tho Gil AIR on reflection rulsJ ,ho o,a,,io, r. 49,
der To be loo late the previous ouc.ion ,yin, h 80
d.red.
,onl5 cans.n, =, . ,,h,,.. a.. e'"'"m'n 'fs" ih1,ana
~, r,ssblr prd and would ,,,l, s, , ,,','' Wv
sumptiun ii Time '