Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-07-04


ing of the proceeds of the public lands,
was taken up and debated until the ad-
journment.
In the House on motion Of Mr. j ranch,
suspended the rule, in order to take up
Navy bills lying on the table for third
reading.
The House then took up the consider
alton Of the bill to regulate the tariff,
which occupied the House until late
hour in the evening. After numerous
motions TO amend, and after much debate,
the bill was at length engrossed for a
third reading, and ordered to be printed.
In the Senate, Thursday, Mr. Freling-
huysen presented petition from the cit
izens of some of the counties of New
Jersey, against any abandonment of the
protective system. Mr. Smiths rcsolu-
ton, that The Secretary Of the Treasury
shall report to Congress at the COM
mcncernent Of next session, n bill to fix
the salaries Of Custom III ouse Officers
throughout the Union, was agreed to-
The Committee on Pensions, announced
the receipt Of regulations adopted by the
War Department for the construction Of
the new Pension Law, and 1000 copies
were ordered TO be printed. Mr. Clay's
Joint resolution for n national fast day
was taken up, and passed by a vote Of
80 to I3 The special order Of the day,
was the bill appropriating the proceeds
Of the public lands; the discussion OF
which continued till the Senate adjourn
cd.
Ia tho ITo,eo n roeolnt;op oncro1 h,y
'R. M. Johnson that the delalcatiOns of
the late Sergeant at Arms to members
be paid out of the contingent fund, pre-
vailed; yeas 1873, nays 40. After many
motions, and twice calling the previous
question, a resolution prevailed TO ad-
journ on the 9th July. The Tariff Bill
occupied the House during the remain
der of the session.
The bill having been read n third time,
Mr. McDuilic addressed the House for
about three hours and half, in opposi-
tion to the measure.
Mr. Archer, and several other men,
bers rose, but MIR Hester caught the
eye Of the Speaker, and after some re.
marks on the length to which the debate
had been already protracted, moved the
previous question.
The previous question was seconded,
ayes 93 noes 40.
Mr. Burgess moved call ofthe House,
which was ordered and proceeded in un- %
til a ful! House having boon formed, it
was suspended.
The question then being "SHALL THE
BILL PAss!" it was decided in the affirm
ative, as follows:
Maine.
Ycas.--Anderson, Bates, Evans, Hol.
land, Kavanagh, Mcintyre.
Nay.--Jarvis
Ncr-Hampshire.
Ycas.--J. Brodhead Chandler, Ham
mons, Harper, WceM
.Mdssachuseiis.
Ycas.--Adams, Appleton, Dearborn,
Reed.
! Nays.--Bates, Briggs, Choate, Davis,
Everett, Grenncll, Kendall, Hodges.
Rhode Island.
Nays Burgess. Pcarce.
Connecticut.
Ycns--lngersoll, Young.
Nays--Ellsworh, Huntington, Storrs.
Vermont.
Nays--.Allcn, Everett, Sladc.
.Nem- York.
/ Yeas---Babcock, Barstow, Bouck,
Brodhead, Cambrelcng, Colher, Dayan,
Doubleday, Hogan, Hoffman, Jewett,
Lansing, Lent, Licrson, Reed, Root,
Taylor, Tracy, Verplanck, Whittlesey,
White, Ward, Wardwell, Wheeler, Will
kin, Soule, b. Cooke.
4 Nays--Pitcher, Pcndleton.
Il .New-Jersey.
/ Ycas--S. Condict, Randolph, South
ard.
| Nays--Condict, Cooper, Hughes.
\ Pennsylvania.
Il Yeas--Allison,B Bucher, Coulter, Evans,
Ford, Dewart, Gilmore, Hester, Horn,
Ihrie, A. King, Mann, Muhlenburg,
Smith, Stephens.
\ Nays--Banks, Burk, Crawford, Den
ny, III. King, Mccoy, McKennan, Potts,
Stewart, Sutherland, Watmough.
! Delarare.
| Nay--Milligan.
MARYLAND.
! Yeas--Howard, Jenifer, Kerr, Sem
mes, Spencer, Thomas, Washington,
Worthmgton.
Virginia.
), Ycas-Archer, Armstrong, Newton,
!, Claiborne, Chinn, Craig, Doddridgc,
Mason, Maxwell, Mercer, Patton, Roanc,
u, Nays--Alcxander, Allen, Barbour,
Bouldin, Coko, Davenport, Gordon.
!, NORTH Carolina.
Ecas--Barringer, Bethunc, Connor,