Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-07-19

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MIR. Tazewell was conducted to the
chair by Mr.. Smith, and the usual mes
sages were sent to the President and to
the HOUSE to give notice Of the choice.
The tariff bill was then read the third
time, and on the question of passing it n
discussion took place, in which Messrs.
Grundy, Webster, King, Clay and
Hayne participated. 1t was finally pas
sed, yeas 80, nays l6.
The bill concerning invalid pensioners
was taken up, and after being amended,
it was ordered to be engrossed and read
a third time.
House.-The amendments to the Tariff
Bill were read and referred to the COM
mittee of the whole on the state of the
l Union. On motion of Mr.. Everett: the
House took recess until half past A o.
clock.
In the evening session the House
Tariff Bill. They disagreed to some Of
the amen dments.
TUESDAY, July lO.-Senate "A mes
sage was received from the President,
! returning the Bank bill with his objec-
tions. The bill authorizing the entry at
the port of Edgartown, Of vessels from
beyond the Cape of Good Hope, was
ordered to third reading.
House.-The Tariff Bill was taken up
and discussed.
WEDNESDAY, July I1.-Senate.-Af-
ter considerable discussion a resolution
was agreed to, yeas 26, nays 81, that a
committee be appointed on the part Of
the Senate, to consult with a committee
from the House, relative to the disagree
ments on the Tariff question, with view
to some equitable adjustment of the diff
ferences. The committee was then or
dcred to consist of three, and Messrs
Wilkins, Dickerson and Hayne were ap-
pointed. At 12 O'Clock the Senate tool,
up the Bank veto, the question being Oh
passing the, bill, the objections Of the
President to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. Messrs. Ewing, Holmes ant
Clayton, addressed the Senate, wher
Mr.. Clay took the floor, and it being late
moved an adjournment, which was
carried.
House.-A warm and disorderly de.
bate arose on a motion made by Mr.
Foster, to pass vote Of censure on Mr.
Stanberry, Of Ohio, for offensive word.
made use Of IN the course Of debate OIL
the previous day towards Mr.. Clay, o.
> Alabama, while acting as Speaker
The motion prevailed.
J, On motion of MIR. Adams it was re
solved that committee Of confercnc,
be appointed on the part Of the House
O to meet a committee from the Senate, Of
> the differing votes of the two houses o.
the Tariff Bill. 1t was understood thu
> the committee should be composed @
, members on both sides Of the questio
% on the subject of protection, and that
d should consist Of five members. Th
IN House thereupon adjourned.
- THURSDAY, July 12.-Senate.-Th
., Bank question was taken up, when MI
ID Clay addressed the Senate for tw
n. hours, and was followed by Mr.. Baro
10 who occupied the time until 3 O'Clock
when the Senate took a recess. AT tn
- evening session, Mr.. Wilkins from tn
III committee on the Tariff, made repo
recommending the Senate to recede froI
their amendments and to agree to tn
d. amendments of the House. Mr.. BE
r.. moved that the Bill and the amendmen
" be indefinitely postponed, which W;
!. negatived by vote of yeas lO-nay
X SO.
The House resumed the considerable
x Of Mr.. Drayton's motion, declaring tn
a. John q. Adams, has committed breae
as Of the rules of the House, in refusing
a. vote when his name was called by Il
D. Clerk, and after the House had refuse
cy to excuse him. After short debate Il
TO- resolution on motion of Mr.. Wayne W
mt ordered to lie on the table, yeas 80
he nays GO.
a. FRIDAY, July 13.-iSenate.-A rcce
,lc was agreed to from 8 to o'clock.
cir The amendments of the House to Il
ch bill supplementary to the act making a
lu- preparations for the year 1882, were CO
he Cured in.
Ter BANK OFTHE UNITED STATE
err. The Senate resumed the considerati
of the Message of the President Of {
ket United States, returning to the Sens
,od "the bill to modify and continue the q
to incorporate the subscribers to the Ba
,,ne of the United States" with his. .objectio
ne to the same.
the The Chair stated the question to l
use "Shall this bill pass?"
Mr. Benton resumed and concluded
remarks in reply to Mr. Clay, and in vi
'de dication Of the principles and argumel
ich ofthe message. Mr. Clay briefly rejo
on ed, and conversation Of great piquan
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