Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10
TIE U. ). AR,roRISs.

Ine House cE Representatives on Tnesdav v.sk.
went into Cofrmiliee Of The Whole on t6e sss,-
2. .ne ynlon 81 me bill making appropriation or
- sssPs.s = rs army ior the next 6ka year
M Notmsl oheled an amendment that from
NC aner NE IL Of july next 50 mach III the act
u Songfess, 1914 As places The nalid,al stmofies
lnaeE 'ne kupfriniendeRee Of the odicers 81 he
gleeance eytps ee repealed and ihax sald aru,o- !
- oe P.aged Under the eifil <apefinfendknce a.
prior . re passage ei said act ls5:Es
Mr.. Evans said !, appeared that the cot a. he 4
manalartnre of arms had been greatly reducrd
slnce 1ne armafies have been under mliiaFy super.
llleadenee Congress ought not literature hastily
y legisiae without calling Tor Information from The
We, Mar Deparmani. lie kHew that he Secretary Of
var lsoppossf % The change Persons III Spring
nsid are contlaaally qnarFaiiug as III whether the
Afmosy there khal be under military Or Evil su-
perlnendencel II this change should be made Il
Clans, ma fI
MrQotnaH remarksd that les, session Ne made
report upon mis- subject accompanied ~ bill
9eeuf'ea ait lhe ground and snfieishAy eluciek.
~ me points " Be acted upon lie lJbk issae with
Ihe gentleman from Maryland aud lasls,ed with
sns Voc qmfnss peiofe him, that arms were manu.
IaIaIen q tffse armpries considerably cheaper
pnaef hr civil Than underline military soperingen-
gshses pose places were kept lor slperannaaled
/ Eesrs, who were NOT 81 10 b. In the services, and
4 Ao should be pu. 90 the retired lls, u BY the
Il N o. despoilsm, the one man powsr ihht The
4 mNaFy officer governs The civilians LEI him
iuiAolulefx npt citizens. Pesitonsffen persons
smp Yed A. Springfield and HaFpersAFsrFy sone
al.hsfsking lpr the relofauonlof lAs eisr super.
MrAart.er asked, what he iroaBe II
Ml Hrmanffepieds the complaints Are Is d.
yers,ne lhsimen who make thenlsA Tl -
polna : gyFtnny ana dss ss'isn PFars 4
mlhlaiy EIeEkntendenis,H y
Mr. isgSda said a large portion d Tia fec5y
q CohneetlsI whom he representea lswete deeply,
I interested lnhis subject lie should do.inias,iee
70 The indnslAus mechanics Of his diNtricl were he
70 pass siienh by the oppressive tyEanhy at the
Springfield AFNry tyranny that ought not y Be
tolerated in the(tate prison iof TIA, State There
were complainlAf thhttyranny, and heIwas sure
that when thH Hdse had listened iot THE depositops
he had Recently Revived, they woulA asfune man
rise % put tdown. The talk about eeen9sny under
the military SuperinebdeIcy was The gerisst sham
argument which cd.la be addaceHE rol show
what tyrannYwas ex4s,ised he read ffoni ldese pa
Psrs thar oas Pf those psa, for go1gstoHthe wash
room TWO or three mihue$ before the bgH rang, was
severely reRfimanded ia workman mpFHing or
boon, Is not IA when ihe bell rings hegmast lose
quarter Of day, and forf he second offence is liable
L be discharged that til superintendent forbade a
workman from keeping bible in his drAwer, and
refused 70 letikhs neEhatics have Spit boxes, al
though they pop ised TO supply theal Ut lhar own
expense any ptaer iastatces iiyFdhay WAS men,
toned Hif Il
Mr.. S,auly eoasilefed TIA. all thts aalk was tol
:. Baneollo e, Evefg maa u ais dwh trade lie
though il was probable there were abuses Il ihoss
armories- Ilsq, let cempiaini be made at Inc pro
per 4tarerSthat1he svilimishtbe. rHnIedEed by tht
substitutes " another Spperinlend9hl The depo
silioas oil thegenemen were ex pafla, lheoilicers
having no klEpEledgeI' that ths iaing{ stated were L
| be sgsptn 10. II Tin
/ Mr.. ingsrSSa rematkel thai the gshi.eniln rep
1 resented Bunfom5e. Laughter ] III i
Il Mr. SIa1lNsad helrecoilectei very well The mar
i who gave thH name l3 Buneoinbs. THE ola FELLOW
! was gallant descendant OF Wig 5f lhe rpvolu
4 ton, and hasih motto qser his galewSyE-H Welc m
4 all 10 Bancotpbe, Halt, III Laughterl Bltithe gen
teman from EonaectieuI complained that the SD
Lperntsnden would nib lei these men chew Tobacco,
4 10 the work shops For This regulation XII ceanii
ness and dekency The Superintendent deserve
thanks, Tor shelving Is vie, anti4chrStian, bar
bareus habit introduced into civil liieHlqr purpo
| ses ot degral ation. ILaughierl Don't member
abstain tfoRl smoking here He bnlY wished Ii,
had" King James cdunetbas az iin$ lbbacco' /,
read i here. n tLausAiefl AH Hk Il.
/ A yoiteA bill Has bsea intrs ldreil Into tAt
Massachusetts Legislature 70 pfUh4 MI snBAi Dg aud
t4ehewing Much nfiriinent) lEfE
| MIR. Slanlys-'Fhis Il bHlief lhan 1tha Maine III
I qlor Law, II whiehIl am bpp,sell BAtpns.hd
Of ha Buys @hg gfgw lp i0pefs ddihdEFbee lhei
course w slns'kiag e,isafs ana che N!gtJpieeo,
A VOICE Euuft tlshit NJ
4 MFl paystof Massachusetts, sail Tie santlfmAl
had made ssaa4 aFsuHigHl agatha ihiHf0, II
Understood I'LL gAllrInan nom Coqnttatel lgsay
khal tobacco Wa Apt allowed IN iheHB prlIali I'D Al
mafy bat f pasla( WISHED Hl96 Vfaark lta
Y: s'.:f 4 saAAasliaai9 Il. Fs " ,9s',
1 nlthy eoddifl9n,i TkIi
X Mr. lpgersbll-T are NOT alloByehE Under an,
| preence, 70 APt GAugaler long toulEGhed)
Mr.. Davs4 Of Massarhusets-I belieEeithe reg
nlauqn i sAo The place here hesw4rAReu 5hat
spit lMucAmerriment) Il EYf
yoice :, fhey sh4ll fot spit 10 \ aah'4 face
/ which prevents a man from chewing tdbad@p sher
he plsases. According 10 Tie gentlenan Afbln Con
! nsejieht, a nHan iii ID chew in cbAr&H som,
i otihe railroaa comaanies have a smbklag car
These kiad " people who smoke dught to be pl
| BY themselves. They are always do anhDgance {,
the ladies', AID this Is The stronseA afgument Ia
I my young friend frotn ConneciicuI lI.anghler
All the tobacco smokers Should BE nut inio ear,
with those fellows who can chew 4 podnd day
From this follow other evil habits. He iurthef %
4 posed The anlendment gNt \
Mr.. Wilcox said he loved the ped3fe as well an,
man here. he was essentially ape6pte's man .at
believed in Progress but really itseeuled 10 hin
that there had seen spirit exerled wtthin the las
twelve months which. il not checked BIZ DIE conser
vatve Spirit bf the country, viii dndI God know.
where TheEwhoIe attack against The Army es,ab
lishnieat is conceived 10 the tullestspirir III dema
,
Clans 10 Springfield aud HarpersAFerry. Wher
he went 10 Mexico he was full OF the demagognic
| spirit. Yet i was human nature At Is corTup
ton, from the crown OF our heads to the soles o
our feet. LaushserD He found himself speak
ing against the regular officers sayibg nbn1 othe
things = these fellows how straight thev was,
and strut" His soldiers did il likewise! But, at
ter white. WHEN theY were brought under The dis
cipine Of heArmy, al these feelhigssof prelude,
vanished. He opposed the pending amendment,
Mr.. Hall said the gentleman was wrong in
thinking that the complaints against the armorie
spring from demagogism is anti-military feeling
BE had as high respect for the army al Tie gentle
man, but owing y the peculiar habits Ok military
men, they arg unnecessarily oppressil al a exceed
ingy disagreeable to those under their command
A man whose business il Is to order isl not ire bes
to have contHal Of thbse engagedia theEciEil pur.
suits q lite. He was raised ID the neighborhood
OF Harpers- Ferry, and spoke in high terms OF The
mechanics eniployed the armory At thai place.
Without coming 70 vote the Commitlee rose
BALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The following Memorial 10 the General Assem-
bly, Of vifgiiia, is in circulation, Id this place
! (says the Alexandria Gazst,e,) and bay aIfead,
been numeroasly signed, both here, ard Ii The sur
/ rounding country ~ tAfi
"The memorial Of citizens Of AIexanaria an
the adl0iangl counties OF Virginia BreSDac,fnllv
represents 10 the General Assembly of VirgiRis
that the u Eulness Of The Chesapeake And Ohio
Canal, and ils abilyto sustain itself bys legi,i-
mate commetce, are much impaired BY Ire action
OF the BaliimPre and Ohio Railroad Company
That, IL The year 1877, charter was irhprogideny
granted BY Virginia pader which powers were re.
served 10 said Baltimore Company. lbF exercise Of
which the legitimate trade Of The canal. and of lhe
M rvfn ~ H.. a.