Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
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res,s merely ef their ~ n ftllu .eusss without
ds,inction VI pursuit parry, bul The sss iassssss u
ihs whole people vi tho Union. q XIX
"A. AL. h L.. H.

Iee's MebeY VI dteg ~ t1lO0s ctluetb0 WuHOut
d'nc,,oa o pursuit party bu. The bss, ia,ssssss VI
ihs whole people Vi The Union. sE T
With thess remarks leave the subject.
Mt fancy then nns ~ . personal explanatiSn; end
r'"dece "f ths BALTIMORE American, IN which Il w,s
STATED that hs said ''he Wud l0sthe 10 keep es,Ahy
with Daniel Webster" The wntvs, (psid aIs. ~
M's'"nk my remark. Nhst did say, stiadsng 10 the
facts had so,nrw hat fully dsmons,rai IN fss,ioW
his pli,ieal e'ursr during tho las, and s,hssof
his public acts. WIS, that shoaid hahe any poiilSe.l
cnnnex1n with MI. Webs,es aud ~ sm ssws,~d NJ
,he National ln,egencer Of this n"rning. t"w !
would like pcrsonal eonnexon Il 10 nut ios me now
sly. 81 49, ~ #
Mr.. Yancy then went say ,ha, NJ The gen,lemsm
from Massachusetts, (Nr. Win,hfop) had sdmi,sA
The fact .ha fund had raised or Mr. Wrhsrr No
would like ~ know hoW much Was, aud " learn The
names ot Tie caatuhaMs. "a D
Mr.. Winthrop Really, really, cir, the curiosity NJ The
honorable mrmbef iron Alabama reachss useh ssihss
than my oma. canno, answer his inquiry, Es d"
kGow Tho TACT My search into Mr.. Wessiers private
sa'rs-ny right y search--did ~ thc iangih VI HE
questions will say on this punt, however, but nUs
until have asked I'm Tho wsy Vi paenhcsia) how o,h~s
sena's aud representa- iives--hay, how the hou"abe
member hinselfwuud like To have oil their private
aas, all The circumstances VI their private lite aud hs
tory. unvriled ~ public view, aud exposed partisan
gaze and scrutiny will sa,e that The citizens of Bos>
Ion are not accustomed 10 do thnys by halves and that
whatever they have dune In this has undoubtedly
wrn done with their characteristic lberalhy. Ii the
member desires j., he may assume the sum
mentioa.d IN the newspapers
:. MI isney. d" understand tho gentlemen frcm
Mhsachoelis 10 'na' TINS tand was msde up oy mo
interest 7
Mr. Winthrop replied in The affirmative.
tier sms br,e, passages h~iween Mr.. Win,hr0p and
MI fanc y. The House pnceedsd with The regular Vt.
De, ,, -, business.
Tile frs, question upon the mylon made yestes.
day u tseonsdrr the BY Which tho amendment "
The bill " raise regimen, u remen &c.. providing
mat he omcrs shall he ssec'ed on The regular as Vt
lhA AftANsa ssaI Ia. H..
ne fonsr refused To RECONSIDER.
ine.qnes,'oh then rernfred on ordering the bi ssn
nrnded IN 'r enlnssed Tor third reading, and the bill
" =. ~ ehafnssea' i5f :" do,
me ol'i was then hnally passed.
Mf. eoob. VI y. moved Reconsideration, and spoke
'Raihsl ihe amendment which Ind been incorporated IN.
w., o W." me- "nce.s !" "e sAe" ''o 'ns reg
Mr. I,,nss ..a ~. ,.a,,.J ~ Ivy amy
reconsider up,n The ,sule.
"e h""n !" NY upon the liable was lost ana the
'"s a"o nays ORDERED apo" Tue ",,m 70 feoo's'oss'
nv" ,,a " ', was 'oss' ny sse VI CO !" o.
"e "" WAS men ooefea " De te'utnea W 'hs senate
. amended. and ne iouse proceeded 10 Inc consdeiA-
Wv" " 's"se D""
MoSpAr. April ID.
IN SENATE.
Mr.. J. LAYTON ,nc,ed resolution di,ec,io.
he Secretary III State to furnish tho Senate any psu-
esdinas or decisions VI the Commissioner sitting un~
rr 'he Treaty VI Paris Of 1881 by which any cs'ms
" sT"l'a,ons prior o 1900 were jecied or disauw.
u, and tho grounds upon which said decision was
made. es.
Aier snms remarks by Mr.. WEBSTER and Mr..
LAYTON in explanation. the resolution adop,s
ID.
Mr. ALLEN said he believed il might be assumed d
TACT That somr,,ue during the present week Tho Ore
Jon debate would he lrru,nated, and II would greatly
'romo'e The convenience Of Senators have day hxsd
p"n which the vote should be taken A sumo Senairs
YOU'D % onav"dsbly absent Tor ms " two days thus
week. no DID nol ws, Their absence To Tall npa day
sen The so'e should be taken lie also desired ~ give
o''ce That when The SENATE should procred Ia voting.
% would move 10 lay the resolution which he had ep
q ih'm the COMMITTEE IN Foreign Relations up0n tho
ABLE and take up The House resolutions, In order that
no latter may be first acted upon. Efs b
After conversation Thursday the l6th, was axs
d, a. the dav I'M which the vote should be taken.
aa4 ra "A
,,a,,.r IN ,ynn,e..,r., asssssoss
Hooor. VT nErnEoEN i'VEo'
Mr.. ASaMi n asked leave 10 make 4 personal ex-
'ana'n'n. and leave was granted. Mr.. Ashnun ruse
o correct ihe rrmak VI The gentleman sron AlhaMas
VIZ. Ysncey.) who had corrected the rrp.rt of ,hs
American Ia what Mr.. \. said I'm Fnday.-
Mr. Asln"u'' said The rspo'i pas accurate IL ths 'es
ran. lie had denied The charges N The gsMtlsUanj from
alabama az made against Mr.. Wtbsier, and called for
,r0y.
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