Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14

picit particular recommended 90 Inc
tate send back to committee ho o oa ,e Is
pnon IN opposition t. that intnaicdy He
ad not the least doubt that II the light OF can
manifest to ten the minds of iose gentlemen open
conviction this every other SUBJECT but all
truth often difficult of ACCESS less
cult TO be received and this
Puaon whatever the urghiness of that Committee he
hao aho'e reason for wishing the amendment preyail
was NOT to be expected that, unless question
to few minds which felt strong would
WIN mat application and industry which were
indispensable the full development suct The sug
seoh oil me resident involved references To the amount
ano places OF deposit, their effect uran
winch could not be gone into large unless
specially devoted TO the subject If the ious approached
investigation through its Committee of Ways and Means could
expect as full and detailed epoft by Select Com
',ee whose views correspondent with those Of tie President?
He knew thai gentlemen object 10 his proposi,on that
the reference to Select Commiee would belief
chaeed and thus greatly depres the price of Bank stock
fmt ha at such nigh, be the effect valid objection.
subject from fear that the discussion mt affect The prce of
stocks! Suppose the question should be teIed ii must como
up at last aud would then as much as now?
mr :" said when the question up charterns the
benefits Injured individuals the government who
nigh, by means ct such institution relieve the
people OF the Union from taxation amount perhaps
OF millions annually tie should, however abstain from enter
ing upon the merits of the main question He was
aware that would not be in order upon He
had had the honor of offering on the same subject
e session ana should renew it at the session
M "hy motive 'ei as had been TO promote inquiry
after truth He believed the appointment of a Select
Committee would elicit which was desirable
70 OBTAIN, ana winch would not otherwise before
house. tending TO show whether proposed by the
! Executive sS were practicable or not
had not been ordered this subject he have
rom Georgia because he viewed the question as pre-
mature at this time When the proper for its con
Select COMMITTEE 1t had been when the Bank
e'ioned for renewal of its charter lie greatest
respect Tor the gentleman the head committee of
Ways and Means (Mr McDuGe hut he thought the subject
ought to come before the House until The t,I h,d
again appear petitioner for the of lis charter
The President presenting his message to congress- had
danced his eye over the whole interests of country and
and
weiSnty question OF public policy 1t question which
whole nation As such the question peope-
was question for the nation to decide In this House it was
not fairly presented subject of inquiry the Bank
should apply for new charter when that time arrived Mr.
said he shend be for sending it select committee but
al present, the whole matter premature.
The question then taken of MIR Wayne
and decided in the negative, by Yeas and Nays fellows:
Bell James Blair John Blair, Boon Bos Brodhead Carson
Davis Ea Eod fh Fod Fose pas GaSs,
Gordon, Hall tasey, Hammons, Haynes, Kinds, Leonard
Wit, LecSmpe, Lewis. Loyall Lunpkin, Thomas Maxwell
MCNEIL Norton, Nuckols, Pe,is, Polk Potter Powers Reneh
Talialsno Wiley Thempson John Thomson s. IrsaSan
r"G Ms,. Wayne s, Weeks, wiekias, Yancey-67.
Barber Ba,,nser, Bailey eekman soekes Br Brown,
co"d coops tocss ctas c1sSs G
lord, Creieh,on Crocheron, Denny, Dickinson Draper
Evans Horace Everett, Fne Gia 1le mSams
Green GTenne, Harvey Henphi, Hodges, Hoffman, Hol-
vim, Jennings, Johns Kendall Kincaid Adam, King, Lent
Ls'cher Lyon Magee, Malary, Mar, Martndale Lewis
en6nrs oSeT,on Patton Peace Peson Randolph. Reed
Smith SpeIsh Ambrose Spencer Spgg Sanherry Sterigee
S1o[s, strong Sutherland swami Swift Taylor Tracy, Vance
White, Williams Wilson, Winga,c, YoSng-ios
luton reported the the Whole was agreed
to The House then adjourned
If The House Of Representatives has thus early.
been forced to meet the question of the U. S.
Bank and as the reader will see by refusing TO refer
mat part OF tbs Presidents message to any other
} than The Committee of Ways and Means has in ef
feet, mailed Mr. Van Burens scheme of a Govern
ment Bank, to the counter
On Friday, the Speaker of the House of Represen-
tatvcs announced the following Standing Commit.
tees:
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Il OF Elections-Messrs Aston, Tucker Claiborne
Randolph Johnson of Tennessee, Buchanan and
i Coleman.
OF Ways and Mcans-NJessrs M'Dufje, Yerp-
lanck, Dwight, lngcrsol, Gilmcr, Overton and Alex.
an6er
On sicssrs Whittiesey Williams. sI'Cov.
Barber Of Connecticut, " InyTe Ramsey and Lea
of Commerce-Messrs CambEeIeug, Gorham, uar-
vey, Sutherland, Howard. Loyal and Lamar
= On the Public Lands-hIessrs WickliGe. jennings.
Duncan, Hunt, Potter, Irwin Of Ohio and Clay.
On the Post Office and Post Roads Messrs j. ohm
$ son OF KY Conner Magoe, Hodges, Russell, Nj Gre
ry and Lent.
On the District of Columbia-aIessrs Powers. Al
len, Washington, Varnum, Tallafcrro, Ihrie and
: Seumes.
8 On the Judiciary-Messrs Buchanan. Davis Of S.
c., Ellsworth, Daniel, White OF La Foster and Cor
@ don.
d On Revolutionary Clams-Messr Burgess Dick
o insoD. Wingate, Yancey De WITT Brown and Crane.
: OF Public Expendltures- Messrs Hall, Davenport
IF Lyon Halsey, Spencer of Nd Thompson of Ohio
and Norton
J. On Private Land CIaim5-Messrs Sterirere.
G Nuckols Peits, Baylor, Denny, Dudley and Draper
J. On MaDufactures-Messrs Aal!ory. Stanberry
Condict, Irwin of Penn, Barbour of Va, aud Hunt
C iDsdoD.
f fAgrculture-Messrs Spencer Of N. Y. Roane
S Wilson, Rose Smith of Pa SStahdfer and Chandler
S On Indian Affairs Messrs Bell, Lumpkin Kinds
: Storrs Of Conn. Hubbard. Gather and Lewis
G On Military Afars-Messrs Drayton, Vance De
C sha, Findlay Blair Of s. 6. Mitchell and Spcight
It On Naval Afairs-Nessrs Hoffman Crownin