Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23


fefred IA The COMMITTEE. the Committee had had no
meeting; bat iran What he had heard touching The mat
tsr, he believed The Csmmiise would again ask ~ be
discharged ifn the farther consideration ot Ne cum
rlsni agains, The eligibility Of The sitting member iran
Fairfax.
Nj. Bswden was satisfied with the response Of
Mr. WI cher. lie could esnsent Ia 20 nlo The
lection until the contested elections adjudicsted Mr.
u. 10 isvor OF masking election thus session and
he wished the Whole people II be nlly and iaifly repre-
scented.
NJ Ednunas of H.. stated iba, one Of The members
tum Franklin absent; aud he suggested whether II
possible 10 inior.n hn ia Tune reach here by the
22aa
Mr.. Wcier made statement relating Ia the CON E.
iesiei election from Caroline. Mr. w cncurred wnh
Mr. Daniel thai there doubt bat thai the sitting
member was duly elected Mr.. W explained how II
happened thai The report this had already been
ivadc- As To the alSsrni membrrs Mr. W said tia.
Two Wings absent; he dad expect that
~ member would he IN als seal any day during The
session.
The motion 10 lay on the table nJected-ayes 81
noes Is
Alr Ejmunds OF IL called for the ayes and noes
agreeial To The resolution.
Mr.. G,odson moved to strike ou 27ad and substitute
the 29lh.
Mr.. Bawden called for the ayes and noes on this a
mend,neni.
Mr. McPherspn OFF hoped the rentleman from
Washington would withdraw his amendment. The pro
p stun from The Democratic side would commit thai
l.
ling To he SO c,nmred. n the Democrats in the House
The immediate Representatives Of The peope-gaye
way. The Democrats In the Senate viii give way. Mr.
Mp. @nnll warn his friends against thus committing
themselves
NJ. Goedson Withdrew his amendment not inon
ding 10 commit himself
Mr.. s,nva moved 10 almond by striking out 22nd and
inserting the l7lh. To morrow
Mr.. Mcpherson Of p opposed this proposition fr tie
same reason that he did tha, submitted b, Mr. Gpudson
,..uid th. .lar
and he would masi earnestly guard his friends against
any saeh act Il necessary Ia keep up dis
gs,ss-Nhigs aud Democrats both understood the mat
ief. IL (Mf MeP) was uaeompromi,ngly opposed to
any election this sessgn
Mr. Goodson remarked tbs, the gentleman from Pare
sss ~ doaet very able General; but he doubted III
rraTies 81 giving the enemy Understand belofo hand
hat he intended TO do
Air NcPhersm had doue 81. brcansa Wings and
Dcmacfa's 51lhknrw the game anI there was ~ use
IN generating any thing
Mr.. siaysll Withdrew hi. smenlntni and then tie
rssoaltan, as originality reported, adopted by the
t'llpuas vslc. Ayes-od. Noes %. street party
vote.
The SPEAKER laid before the House cnmmnn lcalili4
from The npyefaer Covering resolutions b, The Leg sa
lure u' New Hampshire in avur 81 the
ri Texas by armed occupation, # nncesssryi and alsa
"a vndcaiun Of Thomas WIS N Datr OF Rhode Island.
sad 10 have been imprisoned by packed JURY IN viola
lion o' the fundamental principles of Democracy,
The revolutions beiag read. Mr.. Stephenson moved
that they he laid on ia. table
Nj! Lake maved In print also
MI Stephenson bpped the printing would not be
sldsred as an appreciation VI the designating doctrines
ioarhlng Oar.
MI Leake discaimed any intention If endorsing every
docament that printed.
Mr.. Preston had heard the documents very ind.no
II, bnt as lexas and Dorsm placed side oy side
AID as thn documents contained expression nf Nor
iheTn Democratic sentiment he hoped that both ponld
he printed. and he tell inclined To move The printing Of
aneKta nalnher Bnl by all means he would have these
p1pers printed.
Mr.. Gasd~pn. advenns 10 The structures upon the
Dorr dacrncs, sailed that not all improbable
hut that the people OF his section of the cuuny would
have 10 adupt the course which has hren much
crd-nned In Dar Gen rtnrn might call II Dnr4n.
NJ Fanny Wnghsm, OF any other lsm but they would
goit.
The motion to print agreed to.
The llous. then adnnrned