Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-31

ported the examination OF all bills which had passe,
the two Houses and the presentation thereof TO tn
! President OF the United States
The House adjourned at half past 70 O'clock A. Nj
~ SE.N.1 TE-.MnnGuy, Nay e6.
Mr. Woodbury. moved that message be sent e
the President at the United States, 10 inform him tia
the Senate had concluded its business, and ascer-
tain whether be had any further communication Il
make, which agreed to.
Mr. Maccn moved that message be sent to the
House ct Representatives, TO convey The same irior
u,s'on, which agreed to-
A!essrs. Macon and Woodbury. then appointed
Committee TO wait upon he President.
CUTRAGEs ~ TIE CApI7oL
Mr. Foot said that he submit two resolutions
With winch he would not now trouble the Senate, DO
that lie considered il his duty himself. to tho Senate
AMI to the parties concerned. IL would be recoec-
to! that he had, At former period, offered resoIu-
ton relating to the same subject, which had been laid
on The table, on his motion, in consequence Of
. message from the President having been brought
der TIE consideration of the Senate tie did ash,
the present consider alton OF these reso.ucns he
sensible there not time to upon them; but
ling it his duty to P-escn, them. lie would now move
that they DO laid on the table:
Ieso'r'd, That the assault made BY Russell Jarvis
viin the walls of the Capitol upon the Private Soc
Rotary at The President. chars ed With the delivery
an Executive message 10 the Senate tohe Session
IL contempt Of the sovereign power Of the Nation
md breach ofprivilegs OF the Senate
RcsoiOea, That the assault made by Duff Green
committee rooms
on the person OF T.. v. SpaIkawk, OF the Repor-
tiers. is q contempt, and breach Of privilege.
MIR. Foot said, the TOO thin TO allow their
being edectuay considered, and hs wished them to
remain until the next session.
MIR. Chandler wished that the subject might be now
considered and disposed of
MIR. Branch said, if the gentleman from Connect
cut vas desiross II should be acted on, he. for
one, was prepared tn do promptly.
Mr. Foot repeated t.rs objections 10 considering the
TeSoIuiiCns at present.
Mir Chandler moved ,,at the resolutions be taken up
(wh,ci could only tie done With tho una niInous CON
sent OF Tie Serate)
alr. TazewelI ob;ccted and Tue motion, consequent
" failed.
ADJOURNMENT.
message was received from the VI. o! Repre- senta-
vcs. informing that they had appointed Ncssrs W rgh
OF Ohio and Dickinson of New York, as J oint Com
nittee, tho part ut the House TO wait Cd the Pres
dent Of The United States and inform him that Con
gress was now ready to ADJOURN
The Committee the part OF the Sonata thor
joined that from the House and waited on .e Presi
dent and shortly after, Slr. Macon from the join
Committee, reported that the President had instruc-
ted 'iom to nfoT'n the Senate, that ne had no further
communication to make TO Congress.
Sr. EeDton then moved that the Senate 60 into The
consideration OF Executive business; whci. havin.
been sgreaj IL" and feiv moments passed With closed
doors 'hey were again opened, when
The Senate adjourned, sine die.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Mercer, from the Connittee on Roads and
canals, made report 10 writing, upon all ecis re-
e''c' 20 Rem by order Of the House, upon which the
committee have not heretofore specially reported;
which report wac read and laid on tie table
MIR. Mefcnr read The following resolutions, and SUI
gosted thai the House should choose one of two alter
natives, either to adopt ths resolutions now or III, ec
the Tepori to be made to the ueS; Congress:
L. Reso|"ed, That the nett proceeds of the sales of
public lands Of the United States, TO, specifically
pledged for tie pay Of the public debt Of The Up-
led STATES be applied under such regulations as the
legislatures Of The sever al States and Territories MAJ
respectfully provide, 10 popular educ alton.
fHsotced, That, in eiS-c;ng this puspose the said
sum be distributed among the several States and Tor
rorns, according 10 their respective federal numbers
s. ResofUcd That the nett proceeds Of the salos of
tho resdre OF the public lands, DOT included within
me PROVISIONS OF the preceding rcsolufion be applied
IN Ike MANNER, to The object Of popular education in
tie same proportions as the public debt, now
charged therefor, SHALL have been paid.
iheSe resolutions were read, and laid on the table
message was received from the Senate, Informing
The House that the Senate had passed resolution for
the appointment Of Joint Curnmitce TO wait on The
President ut The United States, and notify him that
Congress we're about to adjourn, unless he had further
communications 20 make
Ga motion Of Mr. Wright Of Ohio,
the House concurred IN The resolution of the Sen
ate. and Nr, Wright rs Ohio and NIr Dickinson
were appointed Of the Committee on the part Of the
House.
DoIEsrtC MhNUFAcTURUs
Mr. Davis Of South Caroline. moved the follow.
ing resolutions:
l. R'So'gli, That tie second clause of tio tenth
3ec"n n' the iirs' article of the Constitution of The
bned states, contains the power, and pfe,cribes the
"anGcr by which Domestic Manufactures NAV be en-
Outraged ami protected.
heso}Uci. That il Is expcdcDt, constitutional. and
I"S' 'ha congress DO consent 10 give any State that
raY ask the power 20 impose duties OH imports or ex
ports within the limits of such State, Proyided The
et revenue arising herefroni shall be for the use of
Tie Treasury OF the United States and provided suc
Jaws DE subject to the and control Of Congress
tbs resolution was read, and laid on the liable
VIZ Wright, Of Ohio DIN the JOINT Committee ap-
noInteo of Tie purpose, reported that the Committee
waited on the President Of tie United States and
informed hin That the two Iauses we're about 10 close
NE present Session, by adjournment unless he had fur.
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