Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-25
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SENATE

Mr.. Underwood presented ia, rcu la f Chat :
Fllei. asklng Appropriation by Csnlrsst,tnabe Il u
" p'' taf san" experiments upon mp oyag The payiga
tlon VI he W,,'eu fvtf..
Mr.. DougIa's asked aud VAS executed fom seryinu
Oh tue Commt'e on fo.ren Rotations
large humber 4 bills i4i.u1uccd aud reported
Of no general interest.
Mr. Dayton reported a bill To increase the salary OF
HE judge u the Criminal CONF of he Dstr.c. vi Co
umbis.
sdniinn fsp5tled Yesterday ~ lhe Committee
fhitng 10 have ain documents tuu / he usa of
The Seaie, was tak'n up. debated and t he table
The resolution Il MI ,ifadbnry, eo0cernlig removals
ifon "iice, was postponed nj to muttuw.
III" bill IA Smrnd he Patent Law. 0n> taken np.
NJ Iorney moved h Om, nj the bill by ploglmg tlal
"hrha paisn're sha sua aoy poison IN au infringe.
n''ni II his pa en-. The d feodaut NAY out
itis against III" p"nt'r 10 test The vtity ." tin n
i.t aud that h. gIual suit shall be- tayrd unll tie
'r''e se' be determined Ane lorg debate, tbs WAS
agreed To-
Mt DAVIS. Of Mississippi. snhmiltird snls lur 90
The "hnr bill. and the bill was lap an IN lab.r
=, me Senl't hen hy so1 ct - l. Is a,lou'ned to
MONDAY
HOUSE
The House ! ave 10 day nrara &c II occupied ia the
discussion ui the Ill e. thu modification at ~ aur t.,
"hch Sail''s amen lmcns wer- p po.,d. having pm
epa'y Ia view the tNnsm ssiun Il newspapers tree ol
sage distance ot twen'y mlles. thruphlu hr conn
~ In VIII h they rubli,hrd NJ II c.trns,nnal d.
TIC g. aud ssu The hwadn oflet whuu cllafer To
AID from I'll et, soldiers IA us m the sew ce # the
Unitd States
NJ. Ihoeps'p Of Pa, hnvieg moved the ali anri-
u'e"' hsd the hpf AID PIKE nj -Irfshlr h4o. m
'as"r oil ire" tfah'mls>on # papt' within ,huIy miles,
ana thtif Tree circulation ibruunho the cauttiv.
Mr. Alur-e of La was opp, sd TO the proposed re
dncton. II lnme steam r. we,e.waocd H. would te
faf them, md had ~ objection make po.lase low as
P'sshir, bnl he "s% a"rse 10 protecting fy parcua,
interest N his any oher way II. vas 4 opinion
The yer a. d,
me large cl'hs. and thai he sgreo ura portion OF The
people OF the u ed States dit M ia Tor the conte-
plated rrdur n, who womb he called upon ,quall witt
any the cass to rb3te 10 any def lency the t,,
ehue which mtg be- isun,d hereby.
Mr.. Taylor, OF Ohm. favorable Ia the reduc ot
81 psage. and 10 the ltan,mi.sisn of paprts free o
charge distance NJ thirty miles. The Pres dent and
Pos muster General had recommended reduction. and
h- felt bound 10 believe that such Il measure would no
be Injurious 10 the publ srtvce anl proposed at
amenum.nt providing for the free circulation Of new
papers within thit y mies
MI 1fInnell. II Massachusetts, after a lud ~ II the
carrying II mails conendtd that the House hlnd ht
particularly cauhns and gnsrd.d in maLiag cducinns
a. u The recrips Of the P.st Office Department dld moi
meet The expenditure, the ference nus be detra yed
nu, II the publit treasury lie IN favor of uu-
form rate OF five cents, and contendrd also tia much
the movement IL favor u cheap pslge was clused by
~ itons forwarded from the Eastam States.
Mr.. Bowie, from Maryland, moved as an amendment
mat all .tefs hri0ngHg IL Officers, soldiers. and
men IN The service of the United States should be- fr-
watded bv mail without charge, by aud land. ID
th~ir destnaliJn, In qutnce nt what had been
urged By gentlemen Ia debate be had come n TIE
clusos maj The reduction Of psaee world be injurious
t, the rural Populst!o,. And he was ei 10 make mi.
remark because he had formerly been instrument, in
presenting Petitions Viii he had since been sat SIZED
orign,ted in one common source, and did not express
the sentiments OF his CONS i'urnt- and 4ad t5ereurs
prop~ed an amendment which he WAS Satisfied " luld
m.ei with universal approval.
Mr. ssel, f l.prnposed m amendment vi ch no
vled that pes iifce should be Abolished in spare
s"ed district; IN III. revenue II he post frs
should be matrri lily diminished by the operation Of he
bi-which smsadmen NJ. Ashmun of Mass, agrred /,
accept.
Mr. Meade, frm Vireila, ihungh, the arrirullura
c'uminty did MOI care whe her they paid five vents f
letter or less. they satisfied IN inhabitants
tsIg- towns and the adj Country waul b. alone ben
th'ed by rrdacon. and he himself was opp Il oex
ces''ve fsd"r'ons lie was Willing, however To reduce
tue ca'fy' " ''n Gems 10 five, and Q blsh unf rn
rat II p'st,ge-
M'. "r'def h'n Ns~ VT >si4 TIA ne Prr.i'