Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-12-14

Apos,p cned an account efthe indlanoEitien
he Speaker, and the appearance nf 20 tssaAv
,ew members. An additional number az
lie documents in the case Of impeachment
.gainst Judge Peck, was ordered to be pri,,.
lied.
In the Senate, on Thursday iiktie busir,rxg
VI Importance was transacted. After the
presentation Of q few petitions by Messrs.
Ibarton and Hendricks, and she organization
lof a committee to take into Consideration the
subject Of our current coins, the Sonate went
INTO Executive business. When the doors
we're opened, MeSsrs. Ellis, of MissisSinni
and Kane, Of Illinois, offered rxsoiations ~
lcondolencc tcr the death of their late col.
leagues, the Hon. Robert H. Adams and
the Hon. John M'Lean, aceompanicd h,
some very eloquent and highly compIimen.
tary remarks ON the character and ouali6.
cations OF the deceased gentlemen. The
resolutions were unanimously adopted. and
as an additional mark of respect for ths
memory OF the late Senators, the Senate re-
solved TO adjourn over till Monday rext.
In the House of Representatives. Mr.
lfoifnan submitted a series of resolutions IN
= Committee OF the Whole OH the state of
the Union, My. Wickliife in the Chair. re-
ieiTlng the various subjects contained In the
Presidents Message, TO the usual commit.
tees 10 the one which proposed to refer
the subject of the U. S. hank 70 the Conn
mite Of Waysnnd Means, MIR. WAYNE mov-
ga I'm amendment, that 1t be submitted To a
Select Committee. An interesting discus
sion arose out Of this motion, both in the
Comtnsttee Of the Whole and afteras,utls in
the t1ouscs in which Messrs Wayne, Hofs
man, Taylor, Davis, (ofS. Carolina, and
Camorreieng, took part The proposition
was ultimately negatiVed, ON division by
yeas and nays, by vote Of 1903 20 6Y.
On Friday the Senate did not sit and in
the House various petitions were ptrsented.
various subjects were referred 70 difirrrnt
committees, and the following standing corn
mittees were announccd:
Committee Of Elections. --Mrssrs. Alston.
Tucker, Claiborne, Randolph, Johnson
Glenn. BCckman and Coleman.
Of Ways and Means. --Messrs NIcDuffc.
Nerplanck, dwight, lngersoli, Gilmore,
Overtcn and Alexander.
On ciGinls.--Messrs Whittlesey. VIII
iiams, McCoy, Barber, Conn. Mclntire,
Ramsey and Lea
" Commerce. --Messrs. CambrclSse.
Gorham, Harvey, Sutherland, Howard,
Loyal and Lamar.
onthe Pa6fc LQads.--Mcssrs. WicklifFe.
Jennings, Duncan, Hunt, Potter, Irwin.
(Ohio) and Clay.
On Post lice and Post Roads.-Messfs.
Johnson, (ken.) Conner, Magee, Hodges,
Russel, M'Creery, and Lent.
On he District of Cotunibfa--Afessrs.
Powers, Allen, Washington, Varnum, T'ali-
aferro, lhric and Semmcs
IN ne Jndieiary.--Messrs Buchanan.
Davis lefS. C,l Ellsworth, Daniel, White
tot La, Foster, and Gordon.
On Revolutionary Claims -Mesgrs. Bur-
cess, Dickerson, Wingate. Young, De Witt.
Brown and Crane.
On Public Expenditures, --Messr.:. Hall.
Davenport, Lyon, Halseys Spencer (of Md
thompson (of Ohio, and Norton.
On Prfvate Land ClaimsA~--Messrs. Ster4
gerc, Nuckolls, Pettis, Baylor, Denney,
Dudley, and Draper. 80
On LAantfactures.--Messrs. Mallory,
1tanberry, condict, Irwin, penn MCNEIL
Barbour, Of Va, and Huntington.
" agriculture. ---Nfessrs. Spencer, Roane,
Wilson, Rose, Smith Of Penn, Standefer
md Chandler.
IN, Kinds. Storrs, Of Conn, Hubbard,
Gather and Lewis.
On Military d9i-'-s. ---Messrs. Drayton,
Vance, De,ha, Findlay, Blair of S. c. Nit
hell, Speight,
On Naval -16airS, Hoffman,
:rowninshield, Miller, Carson, Dorsey,
White Of N. ", and Anderson.
On FtreiSn If i'm. ssrs. Archer,
" tt "a a.. Taylo Pix, Crawford.i
WAYNE.
On Mc 7eTTftorirS--Messrs. Clark, Strong,
,reighton, Armstrong, Angel, Cowles, W.
B. Shepherd.
On Hillary pension Trezvant,,
.seconptc, Chiffon, Hammons, Bockee,
FORD, Butman.
On Refusal and Unfinished Business.---
'lessrs. Pierce, Reed, Pierson.
~ Aeeonnts.--Messrs, Maxwell ofN. Y.
'wann, and Broadhead.