Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04

glance clauses had become convinced that
drawn With precision add cleaness did infringe the char
ter Of the hank lie would therefore merely 81
couretsy gentlemen fIom Georgia but also With view
oil o5ains and giving ample information on subject Of such
import 10 the American people, Cor d rcconsl :eIaon
hlr Reed observed that the resolutions very complca
ted and numerous that of the information called Tor he
Thought improper require and would be vexatious and in
had had time thcmtha he had intention Of
taking the time of the House but would merely observe,
addition to what Inc had said that every attack upon the
bank in this Horse calculated affect the price Of the
stock for the benefit Of specaors and stockholders. aud the
the House acted now would hastily aud 6ldly the
subject With view Of putting end to the business he
The motion II lay the motion for reconsideration the
table was decided By Yeas and Nays iows-Yeas %,
Nays 90.
DRAUGHTsMAN AGAIN.
Mr. tlemPhl moved resolution to uuhozr the clerk to
have executed Winch might he required by ofc
committees of the House
M T TskS @P pc. DsS Ss resolution ..,ia
Dir Dayou moved to lay tue resolution the ahe-aycs
Mr. Daniel moved call of the House, which, was refused
The previous question then ordered and tire resolution
was passed Oy yeas HeH Slysi ri is 10 ncnrs
Tho bill from the Senate In enipton rights 20 set
tiers the public lands read third tue aud question
The debate bill, aud continued a
siderable time Finally
Mr. BAYLOR, after bret but feeling perca support OF
BILL moved the previous question: which seconded and
main question ordered and the bill was passed
The bill 10 provide the settlement Missouri Land Claims
was next taken up wncn Mir Serserc opposed aud Mr. Pe
supported the BILL aud after the debate had contnr I'd for
motion was made to lay the bill on the table, which pre-
valed-ayes II, noes -.
GRADUATION BILL.
The oil iTom the Senate 10 graduate reduce tire price of
the public lands, bong taken up
Mr. Irvn, OF Ohio moved to lay the bill on the table as
mere was not tune oil late cd OF the session. he thought
to 60 into the discussion ofa subject of such magnitude
Mr. Duncan requested Mr.. L. To Withdraw his FOR
short time TO allow some eypanauon for the bill but Mr. de
MIR c-,ll,,i nave
IN unsuccessful motion for call of the House: when
The question taken, and e bin laid ,asle-ayes
81 noes 80
The bill transferring the State OF Indiana certain lands
taken IN
After opposition the bill by Mr. Sicrscrc, and sup
port oft by Id Tes', the bill passed-ayes -,
THE JUDICIARY
The bill the senate TO provide for monthly tcru, Of
tue District Court OF New YoE and ncea salaries
Of certain judge heretofore stated resumed the question
for all the Judges except the District Judge o New York
Some debate arising the L, aud being made
Mr. Stos of New York, moved the previous question, which
seconded
Mr.. wcks moved to lay the bill on the table, which was
nega,ivcl
The main question then ordered and the bill vas passed
The previous question setting all amendments the bill
passed az Game from the SeuaIei
The ball from the Senate for th- appointment of Solicitor
of Treasury, then passed through Committee Whole
aicr witch
The House adjourned TO o'clock p NJ.
AT SIX O'CLOCK, r. NJ
ihe House met and continued III session until nearly FIVE
O'Clock Sunday morning
The amendments of the Senate tho bill making appro
paions for lighthouses &c amended by Committee On
Commerce, were taken oP On these amendments debate
Toe wh Oh continued till ten O'Clock LARGE mem
bers participates the debate but Sch the
ndisncines of the Pocerdngs Spectators during several
spectators male and female. which aic Hail. even to The
STATS Of tire members, that il Impossible for reporters to
understand the 9ueetions corracIly
Ono Of The principal points ooaiea,iun vas an arpro
pTiaton made b. the senate Of $40 Old for the examination
and Improvement OF Back Creek in Maryland Conner ted
the Chesapeake end Delaware caa which vas ultimately
co1currcd III. Ayes 81 noes IL
The bill from the Senate es;ab:sh the oi-p of solc,tor
General. was fnufeJ y1S.rL
The Bill from the Senate 10 anhorfza subscriptions The
oN 9ise aud Portland Cana! Company, fnaly
YEAS-hcssrs. Armstrong Soycs Barber, Ba,es Baylor
John Blair Brown BuIgcs Cahoon Chilcn Clark Co6pe,
Crane, Crawford Crockett Creighton John Davis Deheny
Denny DoddTidge, Duncan, Dwight, George Evans Ewaid
Everett Horace Everett Fnday (;rennrl Ha,ykin. HEM
hill Hodges Howard Hughes Hunt Huntingdon Ibrio niger
sol Irwin, Jennings, Kendall Kennon, Kncaid Lcrnmte
berg Pearce Peis, Person Ramsay, Reed Richardson Rus
s,eisere William L Stons Srons Sutherland swami Pa"
or Test Thompson, Vance, Yariu;n. Vn,on Washington
Mhulessy Edward D. White, WickliAe Wmga;e, Yancey.
NAYS-Messrs. Cambrolens, Claiborne Conner, tIcr,o,
Gag Robert Craig CtOcheron Warren r. Davis nesha, Earl
osle Gordon Gorham Haynes Kinds Cave johnson, Lea
S3ane A. II Shepherd Srcight Taliafero, Camp p White
The bill from the Senate authorizing substitution 10 ,bo
stock Of the Warrington and Frederick Company was
finally passed by the following vote "
YEAS-Ncssrs. Armstrong Koyes Barber Bates BAYLOR
John bair Brown, Buzes, Cahoon, Chiffon, Clark Coleman
Cooper Crane, Crawford Crockett Creighton John laws
Denny, Doddrdeo Duncan Dwight, George Evans Edward
Everett Horace Everett, Finday, Hawkins Hemphi Hodges
Howard Hughes. Hunt, Huntingdon Igersoll w w Irwin
Jennings, Kendall kennnn Kiucaid Leoompte Iepes Ma
gre Nartndae Mercer, Miller Mitchell MuhlcnbeIs Peace
per.on Ram-ey Reed Richardson Russell, Semmes Sprgg
Sanbery, Siandefer, Siergere WIN Storrs Strong Suh.
erland: Swami, Taylor Tesi, Thomson Vance Vamum Vim
ton, Washington, Whitiesey Edward d White WicsiGe
Wingoie, Yancey, YOuug-74.
NAY me'srs Alexander Anderson, Bell, James Blalr
Bor CanTeeug Chandler Claiborne Conner Hector Ctag
Crocheron Deberry, Dehsa Ear Foster Gordon CorbaT
HAYNES Kinds lhIle, Cave Johnson, Lea Loyal Thomas
Maxwell, Mctoy Nuckols, Polk, Potter Powers Rencler
Roane, H. Shspperd Samuel A. Smith Speght Taliafuo
Verplanck, Z. White-57
Tie bill from the Senate authorize the payment OF the
claim Of the State Of Massachusetts for certain services of the
Militia du'ns the late war hualy passed by following
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ffAS-Messrs Alexander, Aodersou, Armstrong, Bailey.
Barber Bates, Baylor Bell, Buges CrhOon Canaceur
Caporas Ozark Coleman, Hector Craig Robert Craig Crane
Crawford, Creighton, John Davis Debenv, Denny, Deha
Doddhse Duncan Dwight Ea George Evans Edward I've.
Ie Horace Everett, Findlay Gorham, Grenne Hawkins
demph1 Kinds Hodges Howard, Hughes Hunt Huntington
ibne, nseTsol, w w iryiu Kendall Kennon Kncah ci
per- Masee, maundale, Mercer Miller Mitchell Muhenbup
Norton learce Peitis Person Powers Ramsey Reel Rich