Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26

/ sroi YOU. rs | promised. an anal, SIS If the vote given
IN the lluase, Yesterday. against snspe0diHg ihe fnle-, ~
f1ke ftai The Speakers lahIe, the senate Adjustment
Bills, in the order ihey came down irim the Senate. and
make tHem he order of the dly. III his LAY.
List NJ .ucuIbes rotag MY IN me aiore motion.
A~a5ama-Baud,n. llauis, ~lluJOlrI and Inse.
Arkans 81 hnson.
= Florida Cabfll.
Ge-rgia-IIarllson, Jackson, Savage, roomLs, We'll,
burn.
~lnlilna-Julian.
Kouroely -Callw,ll. Janns N, slauton.
Iouisian1-ia sere. Morse.
Maine 'oleaow, Gus.
Maryland-Boaie. Hammond.
Fowler, Mlan, Rockwell.
Michigan bingham. Srfague.
Mis,iss ppi Blown, Feather,en, Thompson m.
Missouri Phelps.
Now Jersy-ilay. King.
New ~York-Clarke, Dncr, Got, Gould, Holloway.
J. \. King. Preston King, Nlreson, Mckiss,ck, Nelson.
Reynolds. L sley. Rumsey. Sclerhefhom, SchooleraIt,
Sylvester, %Spalding, White.
North Camlina-Ashe, Clingman. Daniel. Nenable.
Oho-Campbell, CorWin, CfoWeil. Evans, Glddln2s,
Hunter, Root, sehcoct, Taylor, Nin'on.
Penneylvauia-Cllvia Howe, Stevens.
Rhode Island-kIrg.
South Carolina Burt. Colcoch, IIjlmes, Or, Wal
lace, McQueen. Woodward.
Tennessee Ewing, HAMS, Thomas.
Nennant-llenfy.
Virginia Ayeteir, Bayly. Beale, Edmnudson. Il lla-
day, Mcdowell, Meade. Morton, Parker, Powell, Scd-
don.
Wise n-in-Golp, Duty, Durkee. Total OIL
- L wi be seen from an eNamlaafi)o at his curious
list II opponents 10 liNi . day. for the consideration Of
the Senate AIiustnenl BIZ, that Ah ,litianists aud Dis
nnionists 70 rI fog-thcr, che Il BY i1~l@, that if they be
cof s'lerfd in relation Ia III ir ancient party sympalhirs,
they are equally divided, Il heinz Wings and Il Dem
oerats.-tl1t II Of them are a0tl allvery men ADD Il Of
them pro slavery mnn.-that, "A large number OF them
would diss I've the Union 10 prevent slavery from being
ab3lished aid 10 hinder he escape Of lagi ~ $ trHn la
b r, Will an equal numb r would dissolve he Union 0
bring about the ultinlte al iilna slavery in the slave
States
such is a just visw of III re lings aud views Of these
n%inety-iaur members, who banded together, Yesterday.
IN the House, 10 prevent the House from settling lii"
questions that are nov disturbing The country. Nearly all
Of hem are enemies of the Constitution and the Union
some d%esignedly 81, ani some nnwillinaly 50. hope
hat tbs lat will be published 10 every State and Dis
tfIr', from which these rcctrants 10 their public duty
were sent to Congress by a betrayed and insnlted consiS-
tency. Tho Senate we matnted and passed several
bills, eminontly caleullted, in the Judgment fall honest
men, 10 give peace To the whole country. aud to remove
from The political arena, every cause of alienation ot good
feeling. and here are ninety forr of the peoples repre-
senlatlyes, dl imririrally opposed II each other IN their
sympatlles, aud general purposes, uniting together, in 4
facnons spirit. To prevent a day being fixed for even
considering the sanitary measures : Unless | mistake,
the tempef OF the constituencies nf these men, they will
hnrl these b%etrayers Of their interests. t9rever from the
seats thy now occupy. wh-n the next election comes on.
" ," - ~ 80 F''l'o' W. - =, -"
'n"7, "lo S"'l heie1''e1o PP'Sa tA5 Pas3ee 81 'ne zen
at pms .. ~
l mere was aPaI o' rejoicing among me i'1oa''hSi
n''"u#iS - oi2i'S5 iii rN''l Z III consequence u d
'' 1'aIoi' "'9Ia'' from el''li3a m'iy' AL 9lN13 SUM
y, ,r,"uLi u Il 'ae'al'g Hel II ldt own on saturday i''.'
! IT. d1sPa''u says' mat me mos de',,'i oia3"l n sen !
,' '7 a1l'1'''i the a ; Ip.'-f'-a"u hsnee we itJ 'c!'1
SP ak 81. ladael' Il we are n oItNe lhe i2isa'ioa
i''"no'1snt OodefeS' ann men piood- THIRSTY organ mere,
l9' Eoai.I" fffs'' 'iefo ! tot 4 man III any oil
~ I'VE 7'',es Mno j. 10, ''Pe lo' feYoln'''h ana ''f
o'''N'he up ,nls CoIon' ihii there Is pnrPo7ed 'N"7
E'''''oo On 'I7 s"'J''V, Is eVl1eit 10 every oo7aI't''-
nay vleff Is ihisffPfesehlltlo mere Is notorious ia'Ne
"' emp yea 10 induce the 9fil,'' mat me o1n,"'fo
P''P'e are ready 10, dI9aelHi"G Tue l IN II. now l VIII
venture 10 "S5eii' mat M o1ly sucH a feeling docs nol
eA''t a'noiS Tue masses al rue peoPlr IN any o' NE sour II
en N1aieS' onl nat even IN Sonlh Carolina II Is c3ahoel
10 your i''e'Is' ni'2gs and ChesinutS' VINO do not c'
I'll ue a lo9n'a0aIh Plfl 81 te PaPu'allan' muen less 4
i'J'ly' u VII be gaseiVea' Ton ttal l'is "ulafy o' of=
preston on Ue par oi The y 'ril ana a dtteTInlHatloh |
separate lfoIn Tue I mon Is cnlflly c'rIIafd to 'he i'eino-
cia'l' party 'i ile Sum. which has suffered a dlVls'on
~ consequence ol 'he Floiance OF iaa ljlsaalol Iasli'h'-
~ w "9' aP7eit 70 nave 'aNei any S'ilou' h1o upon
to N''2 parry 81 me o9"'h' No" me cons qle4ce o'
Nus "'s'Sioo o. the pen9rT''e parry, IN Tue slave 9"d e
arc obvious Inc Ials Congressional election IN Alssou-
II 'sa type OF Nhai IS to come IN me rtheT 81 we STATES
a." 'na ',H WIN U' ,,a' III ' ils,.!a' oo"In 'a'ol'u'
eo To Tue next COMPRESS IN Tie place OF Democras $ Wno
d HiNt tIItNtitf nus AlI IT : % many AFIIS. 1 III