American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-24


Is two or more pei sons shall have received the
greatest, and an equal number OF votes in The Sc.
cond election, then the Senate shall choose one OF
them for Vice President, as is now provided 10 Inc
Constitution. But when second election SHAH DC
necessary in the case Of Vice President, and not
necessary in the case Of President, then the Senate
shall choose Vice President from the persons hay
ing the Two highest numbers in The hrst election, as
is now prescribed in the Constitution"
The Resolution twice read, and made The
special der oil the day for Monday, the 3Oth INST
rThe Report, which, from its subject, IS highly
interesting. is very voluminous, and ably drawn up.
II contains 88 manuscript pages, ana occupieo
nearly two hours in the reading.
MIR. Rowan said as this was subject IN which
the dearest interests of the people we're vitality IN
volved, he should wish large number OF this Re-
port to be printed, to be distributed among the Peo-
pie OF the Union that the Senate might BY its ditu-
sion, have opportunity to learn their sentiments
and be enlightened by their wisdom on the subject.
Whether considered with regard to the great inter
est which the subject possessed, or TO the greai
ability with which it had been discussed II merhed
that the highes, number should be printed which
il was customary to print OF interesting documents,
and he moved that three thousand be printed
Which motion was carried.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mrs hemPHHt, from me Coihuiiltec OH ANGUS
and Canals, reported bill enacng that the money
remaining in the Treasury, after The payment OF
such appropriations as may be made at each session
oil Congress, shall be set apart, and be considered,
as a Fund for the poses OF Internal Improve
ments which money shall be expended IN making
subscriptions on the part OF the General Govern
ment, in such Companies as are or may hereafter
be- incorporated by the respective States, and as
Congress may approve Of, from time TO time; or to
be expended in aiding any OF the States 10 such
objects oil improvements as may receive the appro
baton Of Congress.
The bill was twice read and committed
On motion OF Mr.. Webster, the House again
went into committee Of the whole, MIR. Iomlinson
IN the chair, on the bill further to amend the Ju
diclal System of the United States"
FRIDAY JANuARY 90.
The Senate did not sit to day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
MIR. Storrs, from the Committee on Naval At
fairs, reported bill for he establishment oil Naval
School which was twice read and committed.
Nv Stevenson. OF Pennsylvania, rose, and said
Mr.. Speaker rise to announce the unpleasant
information of the death Of one Of my colleagues
MIR. PATRICK FARRELLY, agenteman known here
from having acted as Member of this House for
several years and who had been again returned as
one OF the Members from Pennsy lyania. He died
at Pisburg, on the 18th Of this month, on his way
&c take his seat in this body"
Mr.. ingham Of Pennsylvania, moved that, in ties.
timony Of respect for the memory of Mr.. Farrell
LIZ, the Members Of this House would wear Grape
on the left arm for the space Of thirty days.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.