Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-03

aud violated the charter of the bank before him
glance over its clauses convinced that the eso
Of the gentleman from Georgia Ar Wayne) which were
Ter of the hank He would therefore merely
courtesy the gentleman from Georgia. but also With view
Of Obtaining giving ample subject Of such
Mr. Reed observed that the resolutions very complca
ted and numerous; tina, part of the information for he
furious That since the resolutions offered the House
taking M the time of the JfouHc but would nhsIvs
addition what Inc had sad that attack upon the
stock for the bee of spectators aud ockobhcrs and the
less fell upon the poor and those who obliged SELL II
the House acted now, would hastily and bndy the
subject With view OF putting end to the business, he
moved to lay the motion for reconsideration the table
The motion to lay the motion for reconsideration the
table decided by Yeas and Nays, follows-Yea 81
Nays 3D.
Mr. Hemphll moved restitution authorize the clerk to
have executed any which might be required by ote
MIR Test moved the previous question
Mr. D1ay,on moved to lay the resolution on the ai'c-ayes
Mr. Daniel moved call of House which refused
fhe previous question then ordered and the resolution
pRE-EalP ROY RIGHTS
The bill from the Senate grant pre- emption rights to set
tiers the public lands read third time, aud the question
The debate resumed the bill, aud continued
Mr. Baylor after brei bu, feeling Speech in support Of the
BILL moved tho question which seconded and the
fuSS>'Hh P"SoSo'
MISSOURI LAND CLAIMS.
The hill provide for the settlement of Missouri Land Claims
taken up Mr. Sterigee opposed, and Mr. pes
supported the bill and after the debate had continued for
time,
motion was MADE to lay the bill on the table, which pre-
GRADUATION BILL
The b; from the Senate graduate reduce, the price of
the public lands, beng taken up
MIR Irwin, of Ohio lay the bill tic table, as
there was not time al this late I'D OF the session. he thought
go into the discussion ola subject of such magnitude
Mr. Duncan requested Dir. L. 10 withdraw his for
clined
MIR Boon called for the aud and Mr. Lewis made
an unsu ;cessul motion for call of the House, when
81, noes SO
After some opposition to the bill by Mr. s.erse:e and sup
THE JUDICIARY
The bill from the Senate, provide for monthly of
of certain judge heretofore stated resumed question
being ON the amendment strike the additional provision
for all the Judges except the District Judge Of New York
Some debate arising the bi and being made
strike out the first section,
Mr. Storrs OF New York. the previous question: which
seconded.
Mr. wicklile lay the bill on the table, which was
neeatived
The main question then ordered, and the bill was passed
i-aves 10, noes 90
1.-The question setting aside all amendments, the bill
passed as it came from the Senate
The bill from the Senate for the appointment of Soicto
after which
The House adjourned to O'CLOCK P NJ
AT SIX O'CLOCK, p. NJ
The House NET and continued session until nearly iv
| o'clock on Sunday morning
The of Senate TO the bill making appo
prations for lighthouses &c by the Conni,ee
which continued till o'clock large of mem
bers participated dea,e bu, such was the
ndisincnes of the proceedings spectators during several
hours OF the neens Of the
seats Of the members that impossible reporters
understand the questions correctly
One OF the principal points of coptesaton vas appro
for
aud improvement OF Back Creek in Maryland, (coneried
me and Delaware canai which was ultimately
The bill from the Senate establish the cfco Of Solicitor
General was fDuitD paSssd.
The Bill Senate 10 authorize substitution to the
stock ofhe and Portland Canal Company, finally
passed, by the following
Crane Crawford, Crockett, Creighton John Davis Debsrry
Denny Doddrdse, Duncan Dwight. George Evans. Edward
Everett, Horace Everett, Fmday Grenuel awkns Hemp
bill Hodges, Howard, Hughes Hunt, Huntington ie niger
so rvIn Jennings, Kendall Kennon, Kincaid, Leronpe
eper Lyon. Narudale, Mercer Miller. Mitchell Muhien
berg Pearce Pe,is Person Ramsay Reed Richardson Rus
Stersere, William L. torrs Strong, Sutherland Swarm Tay
or Test Thompson Vance, vanum, vin,ou Washington
Young 10 'N'N''
NAYs-5lessrs. Cambreens Claiborne, Conner, HECTIC.
Foster Cor!on Gorhan Haynes Kinds, Cave Johnson Lea
Loyal hlagee Mccoy, Nucko Polk Potter, Powers Rencer
oane A. f. Shepherd spcigbt Ts!iaerro Camp p White
The bill from the Senate authorizing subscription to the
finally passed by the following vote: -
YEAs-aiessrs Armstrong. Noyes Barber, Bates Baylor
John Blair, Brown, Burgess, Caloon, Chiffon Clark Coleman
Cooper Crane Crawford, Crockett Creighton, Davis
Denny, Doddrlse Duncan Dwight, George Evans Edward
Everett Horace Everett Findiay, Hawkins fienpl Hodges
Howard Hughes Hunt, Huntington ngerso w. " Irwin
Jennings. kendai Rennon Kincad Lecompe, Ieiper Ma
gee, Nartindae. Mercer Miller Dcbe Nuhenbers Pcarce
peton Ramsey Reed Richardson, Russell senmes spgg
stanhery, staGdefer, Sersere VIM l. sorrs Strong Sub.
erand Swami, Taylor Test, Thomson. Vance, vamum Vim
ION, Washington Whittesey. Edward d White, Wickffe,
Wingae, Yancey, Young--7J.
NAYS Ressrs Alexander, Anderson Bell James Blajr
eo Cambreens, Chandler Claiborne Conner Hector Craig
orocheron Debery, Dehsa, Earl Foster Gordon Goban1
Haynes, Kinds, IhIe Cave Johnson Lea Loyall Thomas
axwei Met oy, Nuckos Polk Potter, Powers Rencher
oane, H. Shepherd, Samue Smith, Speieh, Talafrro
YeIplaDck, c. z. White-37
lie bull from the Senate authorize the payment of the
calm o the Stale OF Massachusetts certain of The
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iEAS-hlessIs Alexander, Anderson Armstrong Bailev
BARBER, Bates Baylor Bell, Burgess Cahoon Can,ueeng
Claiborne Clark Coleman, Hector Craig Robert Craig Crane
Crawford Creighton, John Davis Deheuy, Denny Desha.
DoddrdSe Duncan Dwight, EaIl George Evans Edward Eyc
Eindia,