Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-31
VOL. NNVH.--- s09

fund aud VOTED for a President W Ill va,o
then 7o
Mr. Wea'Wor' said. that he sllpai a5t d. 50 mex.
Mr. Seheaeh herr inierp sed, an 4z..z.. h ren.
tetnaa in'n Him would repeat VII Il. n-f said
az there WIS much mis- mud eaius isfed no
gtn'l'nan hal not been able 10 m .e ~ ard and
understood - ~
The House aenn reared with men
concluding his spereh, Mf Smas 49, 5snec,s
TO ar iyerson, "lo had Yesterday la8 s.lsniable
tazda about the Mig ingraule uHH# - .ae ieed
the oible heeftfd chiyalrie aud glo ny CLAW.
aud indignantly asked whence came I'm demo
cratic erncndile tears Tor Henry Casi was il tLe
same Henry Clay that rev.ied. radared aud ma.
gned, ianf years MO-. by The leaders Of thu 'od.n de-
moersey.' from end Of this Union to the olhe2 On,
upon such sympathy ur Henry Clay, The friends II
Mr lay w'fe his true friends sll--hey had not cast
Inn oil lie slood aloi ever. the sllesl column
oi The Wing party, who had rather be right than be
President
MI. Stewart, oi Michigan made speech. of no great
merit. OF e'quenee, against The Wings and IN defence
o General Gass and the party supporting him for Pesi
dent.
Mr.. Stewart is small man. with a good head and
nose. lie cuufions. hui not nm able ,ebater He
may be termed n yonne nun.
MI. Gorsln. o Virginia. next succeeded in Obtaining
lhe fanr lie replied Ia lie speech made yesterday bv
Nj Basly, viii great pnscr and ability. He quoted
Bayls AGAINST hay ". aud showed how Mr Bayl, once
denounced Cen Jackson Tor his usnrpntion 81 authority
and ini his high handed use Of The man power
liz had an arpoinImen, 10 iuldl-and theief ~ he
hae his colleague, acro.s he Hall, good mornlng lie
IJfi
Mr. Gosen referred 10 Mr. Henry A. WISE. nov 4
fass eeella eanllnle IN Virginia aud quoted his ties.
many, given under naih. against Lewis Iass bef,;e an
Investigating Committee Of Congress. lie also read
onn speerh o the geutl mtn, scorchng Ian
Pnhg against thu pnlfd enfnplions which he maintain
ed were carried On high PLACES, aud IN which he aim
cd 10 mike II appear Gen tass. while Secretary Of War
Interested.
MIR G,ggi's speech was we'll received by ihs
Whlss, and produced sone hllterog Among the Loco
oc,s.
MI Thompson Of Mississippi, mex, got the nor. and
read a prepared speech against Gen. Taylor and tho
" hig parry, md IN qualification Of himself and General
Cas-. lie attacked ieeent Life nj Taylor, by Mr..
Mndd, and denounced parts oft. Which related his
own action IN the House. bnse and UNANIMOUSLY false.
Mr.. Thompson WIS but little listened In.
MI barrow, NJ irnnessee. followed in powerful
" ha speech. IN viii he fully justified the insertion
81 HE lIen of lhe Savannah tver improvement in The
civil and dlplnalie bill aud only regretted thai an item
WIS mol inserted af the Improvement ii the dam at The
mouth nj Tho Cumberland river.
lie cAmllated with thrilling eoquence and iremen,ou,
power. against The eacroaehnenls of the Executive
ol the one man power. aud with scnrn denunnred III.
idea thai The Repr senallves Of the American Fftn.en
SHOULD - 10 The Executive anI hu nby beg cam lis
exilled pleasure whether this bull or that BILL touching
the peoples ehs and the public veal should be- passed
into law, lie was ready In pn bef,re The peo-
pie 81 the country and let them deeId- whether theu
Representatives should he the croueIng tooi' n III TX
scnllyr. lie should steadily ratain the Sa,an
uah river itrm IN thu bill lle hprrh thn hi Wo6'd -
pn,rrd With tho Hem in II and let II be seen NJ
the President would the risk Il app,Yn. He
veto,
Alter he had flushed his patriotic sloech the qnesltHl
on moan 10 reconsider yesleraa}'s ,oin nJeeuHs l4s
bill Was put and carried. The next question " =
motion, winch WIS made In reconsider tn we
which the b had been ordered 10 be en3rossed. b..
this vas pul h sotn, a motion 10 nlJlnrn Iu#
and carried.
The .soare had long se.sion. in considering
Naval appropriation bill ani the amendments DIV g.
tbn slnr.
The vote Of yesterday. striking ont the CLAUSE -
lng advance pay ioeerlan contractors Tor carrying 80
NAL IN s'eam vessels was To day reeonsdefed, an H.
clause restored
Afterwards tho bill was put npon lis inal passaa
Garfield II contains san apPmprat on, an clad h h##.s
t'f erecting l)ry Ducks nj kltiefy, Philadelphia a
Pensaeola, Tho appropriation ier HES inpenaat ID
'eea aud explicit, THIS tlne. without any stun.#as
bucks IN the way.
'rhtee times before. beleye. Congress has pissed
nrproprallan fur these Docks hut with certain euntin
gence. aud draw backs which always defeated Their
ton Nevertheless DaAen x Co. ol NV York; tho
unnels II the patent rigt of the Sectional by Dnrks
haye held ON aud held out IN their pfaisewurthy exer
ions 10 urge Congress 10 order the Daeks built. until
hey have last The bill lis proper shape pass
I'D MI - ken deserves great Credit ior the efficient
anl at the same time perfectly courteous manner n
1c he has for years urged this ePon CongFes
He has bored member given offence IL any
one but has conducted himself amia ~ thai he has
won the good ,si,em of NIL lie has been most ably
seconded In the work by Mr. O'Sulvan. OF New York,
Mr. Dodge of New York, and Col Cutter Of New Ham
shlfe They all deserve well ol their constituents who
sent them here. OF the members of Congress who
have worked like silk worms get the measure passed.
| may nane Me,srs Weslcolt. Cabe, Levin, McClay,
Murphy aud luck. They have done well.
POTOMAC.