The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03

edpce the duty on salt be taken up for
bird reading; but before the question was
AIKEN, motion to adjourn prevailed and
The House adjourned.
Et..c n Wednesday, May 26.
The bill for the removal of the Indians.
after some proceeding. which will be no.
iced hereafter, was tDaly passed-ayes
l02, noes 97.
,tAupngst the other business Of this day,
was the following:
The House resumed the consideration OF
the Resolution reported by mr.. Carson,
from the Committee on Naval Affairs, in
relation TO the compensation of Officers oil
the Marine Corps; and
After the main question, on ordering the
resolution TO be engrossed for third read.
ing, was decided 10 the affirmative, by yeas
and rays.
Nr Wayne laid upon tho table several
resolutions, calling for information to be
laid before the House at the next session
of Congress, concerning the Bank Of the
United States, and tho stockholders there
in; and the resolutions were ordered to be
printed before being acted upon
Mr.. iloward made an iueffectual attempt
to get the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
bill up.
Thursday, May 27.
Mr.. Cambreleng, from the Committee OH
Commerce, reported bill to amend the
acts regulating the commercial intercourse
between the United States and certain col.
ONES OF Great Britain.
rCambreleng then, by an unanimous con
sent, Under the instruction OF the Commit
tee on Commerce moved the following reso
luton:
Resolved, That the President the U
nted States be requested to communicate
10 this House such information in relation
to the negotiations with Great Britain, con
cer0ng tue Colonial Trade,as he may deem
il not incompatible with the public interest
to communicate.
Tie resolution was agreed 10.
Diplomatic Satalies.
The House proceeding to the consider
alton Of the bill 10 amend an act, entitled
tan act, fixing the Compensation of public
ministers and Of consnls residing on the
Cast OF i.nrbary aud for other purposes
After agood deal Of debate, on The part
OF Nlessl5 Archer, W,ck,jfG, Polk, Reed
WItllaws, Dwight, aud Drnyton, on this
and other provisions ot bill, Il motion was
made by mr. Williams, to lay the ball Oh
tail, table, wh'ch prevailed by yeas aud nays
go TO tj5,
SdH Duij.
The Rouse then took up the bill TO re-
duce the duty on salt.
Here II was sscertaincd that the Senate
had adjourned, and 1t was supposed thl
no original bill could be sent after to DAY
To th body; but nr. Z. Z. Barbour assert
ed that the adjournment of the Senate wa,
OF no consequence, rs the House could no
know that Ihe Senstc had adjourned.
The main question was put on the pas
sage Oh the bill, and carried IN the ailirma-
tlvo-aycS lO5, noes S3.
80 the bill was passed, and ordered L
be sent 10 the ScRale for concurrence.
.,f0iasSes and Rum.
The ongrosscd bill to redNce The dut,
on molasSes, aud TO allow q drawback ol
rum, distilled from foreign molasses, wa,
next read the third time, and put on il
passage.
Mr.. Barringer moved the previous qncs,
ton; fearing that dobalo might arise on ,ht
bill, and endangcr II by delay. Mr.. Nanc,
moved to lay the bill on the table, wh,cl
was negatived and the previous question
being seconded and agreed to, the question
was pnt on the passage Of the bill, and de-
eidrd ir the affirmative, by Yeas and Nays
| Il Ia 90. So this bill was passed, and or
dcred to ho sent TO the Senate for concur
, renee.
., .,,. TIE Teto.
a Message was received from the Pres
ident ofthe United States by mr. Donelson
his Private Secretary, returning the bill
which originated in this House and whicI
had passed both Houses, for authorising
subscription to the stock Of tho MaysvIll,
! aud, Washington Turnpike Road Compan.
in Kentucky, with his reasons at large TO
refusing to sign the same. The Messag,
was read through by the Clerk, and hoar'
with great attention. When the reading
WAS concluded, thcro arose hurried an,
ANXIOUS debate, involving no principle Q
! the bill. but merely the question whcthe
! the bill should be recons,dercd tnsiante,
or whether the reconsideration should b
postponed until to morrow. During th
whole Of this proceeding, there was cor
stant tendency to debate the main queStio
and All effort on the part of the Chair
contine the debate to the question Of pos
ponment. In this sk,rmishng, mr. lrwi,
of Ohio. aud mcssrs. Daniel, Vance, lnge
soil Brown, Potter, u. p. Barbour, Wicl
life. Polk, Bell, Coleman, Letcher, Burge
Yancey, and Barreuger. took some par
Finally, as by common consent, 1t was
greed that the reconsideration should B
postponed until tomorrow, by which tlu
, the Message, it was supposed, would
printed, and in the hands every msmbe
! Tho question Of printing the Message gay
rise TO some debate, by reason of tho lnte
| vention of the rule requiring one days n
,ico for an extra number of copies of al