Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-13

wasosn dinicul, Of ACCESS and sometimes not less dill
cult TO oe received. and this involved
pu,asou whatever tho uprisnness Of that Committee
DO expected that, uoess question was sube
to foo minds which sl,s strong regard to l. woul
Indispensable to the i deveopmen. OF the sb.e, The So
seson OF tho Presen, involved . references
which eoud not bs sonc into al large unless Ivy cone
specially devoted 10 the n'ect tho House approached tn
through its Committee VI Ways aud Means. cou
expect ~ full and detailed report G by Select Com
m,,ee whose views eofuspone those of the res,ep
no know that gentlemen would object his proposition tha
the reference To Select Comiee would excite belief N
community thai tho U",-d States Bank to be
chartered aud thus greatly deess the price OF Bank stock
Admit thu, such mgh no the effect this valid objection
Was the House bound to preclude enquiry most mpoar
suhJec from icar that discussion might affect the price
stocks Supp'se tho question should he eCsre
ap az last and would .fsct stock then much
Mi w said, when the question charterus IN
Bank organized. he should against it, because
benefits Injured tn individuals and the wh
might ny means III such institution con'T'buto relieve tn
people OF the Union from unjust taxation the peha
OF million: annually He shouls however abstain from enter
ing upon tho merits OF the main ;his He
aware that il would I've in order touch upon a.
the last session. and should renew ut the
Hts only motive then, had been promote n}ur
Si,es truth hs believed tina, The appoinn's"t OF Scec
70 obiain and which would otherwise bcfoe III.
House. tending I" show whether hs proposed by IN
Executive were practicable
Mr. Cambeleng, OF New York, said that If the yeas aud
lie opposed the amendment of the senema
from Georgia. because hs viewed the whole question pre-
mature AT When Con
seratinn he should certainly he favor of referring
Select Committee Il had been when the Sanl
peoned 10, renewal of Il: charter lie had the creates
respect for the ssneman at the head OF the committees
Ways aud Means, (Mr NcDune thought the subiec
again appear as petitioner for the renewal Of its charter
Tho President, presenting his congress hso
bad properly, given the IIouc his views eea
weghy question Of public polcy. question which
wie nation As such the question before the people,
question for the nation decd, In ;hi. House, il
should apply for charter; when tina, ne arrived Mr.
said, he should he f,r sending select committee, bu
at present, the whole matter premature.
The question then taken he motion of MIR Wayne
aud decided in the by Yeas and Mars fnlow
Bell James Blair Joi Blair, Boon Bo,s, Bohea CaI.on
Chandler Claiborne Claw. Coke. Conner, Daniel Davenport
@as" , 1'' E, fdsy FG ro't Fry
JARVIS Cave Joson Re.mon. Perkins King. Lamar Lea Lee
",ss qys P"s asss
e.. Ro,ue SANFORD Scot" Aug II SheppeTc, Shields sande
Rama, Ssy a.. A,o Ass,,oo A noShs Bailey
Sass sss%e% 5s%a
Coleman Condc' Cooper Cowle', Craig, Crane, Craw-
fs ", ,. peg
Joshua Evans. Horace Everett. F'neh. Gilmore. Gorham
Green, Gre"nel Harvey Hsnph, Hodges, Hoffman, Hol-
lan Howard, Hughes, Hunt Huntington, insersoll Irwin, lr
vim, Jennings, Johns Kendall Kincaid Adam King, Lent
Maxwell :oy M.s. s' ss ehs S"h
isnbus o'eI,oo, Patton Pearce Person Randolph Reed
Richardson Rose, Russrl WIN Shepard, Sem'ncs, sill
Smith, Speish Ambrose Spencer Sprss Sianberry Sergere
s,or' Strong Sutherland swami swift Taylor Tracy Vance
W ya" yssHSs v" w.h@so" Wa'sey Ed
So the House refused amend he resolution, and the
luton as reported Ivy the Committee OF the Whole
10 The House then adjourned
The House of Representatives has thus early
been forced to meet he question Of the U. S
Bank and the reader will see. by refusing to refc
that part Of the Presidents message to any other
FL he,
feet. nailed Mr. Van Buren's scheme Of a Govern
ment Bank, to the counter.
On Friday, the Speaker of the House of Rcprcsen
tatives announced the following Standing Commit
tees:
STANDING COMMITTEES.
OF observation-disclosures Aston, Tucker, Claiborne
Randolph. Johnson of Tennessee, Buchanan and
Coleman.
Of Ways and Means-Massrs M'Duffie, Verp
Ianck Dwight, ingersol, Gi!ner Overton and Alex.
onder
On Caims-hiessrs Whittlesey, Williams, M'Coy
Barber Of Connecticut, III lntyrc, Ramsey and Lea.
OF COmmerce-MeSsrs Cnmbrelenp, Gofham Har
vsy, Sutherland Howard, Loyal and Lamar.
On the Public Lands-Mes.rs Wickfie Jennings
Duncan. Hunt, Potter, Irwin of Ohio and Clay.
On the Post Officc and Post Roads -Messrs John.
son of KY. Conner, Magee, Hodges, Russell, Mere
ry and Lent.
On the Distric, of Columbis-Niessrs Powers, Al
len, Washington, Varnmn,, Taiaferro, Ihrio and
Semmes.
On the Judciary-Messrs Buchanan, Davis Of s.
c., Ellsworth, Daniel, White of La, Foster and Cor.
don.
On Revolutionary Clains- Mcssrs )rrges, Dick
inson. Winga'e, Yanccy. De Witt, Brown and Crane
OF Public Expenditures Me.srs Hall. Davenport
Ly~u IIalsey, Spencer of Nd. Thompson of OHIO
and Norton.
On Private Land Caims-Messrs Sterigerc.
Nuckos, Fetis, Baylor. Denny, Dudley and Draper
On Neutrality-suspicious. hal!ary. Stanberry
Y &c D.. norh az
insdon.
OfAgricuIturo-MessrsS Spencer of N. Y, Roane
Wilson, Rose, Smith Of Pa Sa,difrr and Chandler.
On Indian Affairs Messrs Bell, Lunpkn, Kinds
Storrs Of Conn. Hubbard. Gather and Lewis.
On Military Affairs-Messrs Drayton Vance, Do
sha, Findlay. Blair of s. G.. Mitchell and Speght
On Naval A1airs--Mcssrs Hoffman, Crownin
shield. Miller, Carson, Dorsey, White Of ". Y. and
Anderson.
On Foreign Affairt--Measrs Archer. Everett o
Mass. Taylor, Polk, Crawford. BarnwcIl and Wayne
On the Territorics-Mcssrs Clark, Strong Crcigh
ton. Armstrong, Angel, Go "les. and w. II. Shepard
On Military pensjon,--Tessrs Trrzynnt. To-