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


Mr. SMi II asked the yeas aud nays un his anlrud
mont. which were refused; aud
The question put that the House do agree 10 It,
and DECIDED u The negative without count,
The question was then put on hlr P,nMESrla's n.
mendm.nt. aud carried IN the ALTERNATIVE.
The question then REQUIRED the resolution AS amend
ed. aud decided IN the affirmative
And 50 the usual number Ut the Message and tocu
meh's were ordered 10 be pilei also ten Thousand
extra copies ol thu sumo
Mr. DROMGOOi.E then moved that the Message
anu doenmens he committed 10 The Committee Of the
W lole House on the state Of the Unin.
AMI The moinn ni Mr DRoMooolE WAS agreed 10.
Aud IN the Message was committed to the COMMITTEE
al Tho W bo'e On the stale oi tho tnian.
REDUCTION OF POS rAGE.
Mr. PRESTON KING gave notice of his Intention
IN some future day. u introduce sbil to reduce aud rec
ulate The rates ui postage
THE NiruRAilzNrloNL LAWS.
MI JOSEPH L lNGERsoLl gave ao,jce that he
void nlhduee. AT s0me future day, bill 10 amend the
Naturalization laws OF the ualt,d States.
FOrRrn lNSrALNlGNT OF DEPOSITS,
Mr. DAVIS, Of Kentucky, Submitted Tho following
iant resolution.
Rcsoleti Lg lie sraaic ali House Of Represents
hpes q the United States If .imetiea IA Congress
em6ied, That tie Secretary ot the Treasury he and he
Is hereby authorized aud directed 10 pay over Ia the
Treasurer ur other proper auorY o the sevea' States
ol the United States, The SUN ot So.36f2l4 -, the
lnflh nsnlnen ui the nonry ~ the Treasury dlft ted
IA regulate the drposiies nj the pnhIc une,
approved June %. 1885, The distribution hereby directed
h he made quarterly, IL equal inslaments acuung 10
Tho provisions al the act aforesaid.
Nc WELLER INJECTED IL the reception Of the
utlnn. not beiag Ia erlar
Bot the CHAIR uvcruled the objection.
The resolution having been read first lme and the
question recurring on It's s,cond readng--
MIR. WELLER moved Il lay II ~ the iab,c,
Ga which nloion Mr. DAVIS demanded The yeas
aud nays.
Mr.. srEENROD imputed of the Chair " he,her the
resolution luust not lie one dayl
The CHAIR said that lhls being jnni resolution ii
need mi.
Tho yeas and nays were ordered; aaj being taken. re
snrd as f,llows: Yeas lO5. nays 67.
iEAs-NissNs Arlington, Atkinson, Bailey, Ben
ton, Edlack, Edward j. nlack ia hes A. Back, Black
well. Bnnkerhol. William }. Brown. burke, buu.
Caldwell, Carpenter, }. T. Gary, Galu X. Chapman
Augustus \. Chapman, Clinton, Guhb. Dala, Danit1l
John w. DAVIS Dawson, Dean. Dillingham;, Douglass,
Domgoole, Duncan. Dunlap, Ella, ELMER. Farcr
French. Lyman Green Hale. H. llamtn. Iiaplsou
Henley, lirfrrk, llom =, Ilose, Hopkins, Iousiou
liubard. iuboell. Hudson lughr. lueserlUrd, James
u. Hum, Charles }. ngrrsn Janesan, Cave Jahnsup,
Andrew Johnson, G., w Jones. =. kug. kUkpauek,
Labianche, Leonard. Lucas, humpkn, Lynn. Mellei-
land Mctlenard, Mcconnell, McD,aeI Mckay
Joseph Aioulss. }. +. Morse. Notns., Owen paruen
Ter, Payne. Pratt. kalhhun, David > Red, itedlng.
kelt, Rhrtt, Rllter, 81. john, Saunders, Thomas II
Seymour, David |. seymour. Simpson, Sldc, Ihpnas
Smith, Robert Smith, Sternrod. Slels,n, john stewart
Stiles James VI. Sioue, Alfred Z. slime. Iaylor,
Thompson, Tlbbats. Weller. WentNoiIh, Wheaton,,
l,rnjinio Whine, Williams, Woodward lvee.h A.
" right, Yancey, Yus,.--lo5
NAY -M@ars. Ajbutt, Adams, Ashe lIahet, Bar
ringer, Barnard. Bpjead, Jeremiah Brown, iiullingon.
Cansin. Chiffon Chngnad, Cullamer, tIanslou, Oar
ragb, Garrett Davis, Deberfy, Denl, u ckey, fsh,
Florence, Foot. Fuller. Gldmls, Gpggn. rnnell, CIR.
der, Edward ). lllmlIn lardn, Harper, Hudson. Ju~
srph r. luresll IRWIN, jerks perIey II, johnson, John
Z. Kennedy, Daule +. King, Mclllvatue, Marsh, ed
ward Joy Mouiss +. II Morse Moselcy. Mes New 3.
Ton, Paterson, Peyion, PbriN PoIock. Elisha Il. Pot
ter, Preston, Ramsey. Rockwell Rodney, Rogers, sam.
pie, Schenck, senler, Severance, john L. saith Calen
lhereJ, John White, Wnllrop. Wm " rght-6S.
So the resolution OF Mr.. DAVIS Was laid on the
table.
And the Il0us, Adjourned until tomorrow at IL o.
clock.