Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17
TwesAty-secopad CoEagress.--scss. 4
IN SENATE.
Tuesday, March ~, 1882.

Tuesday, March Is, 1882.
message received from the President Of the IT,
States, transmitting, in obedience resolution of the
Senate, information from the Secretary of War; relative to
the employment of agents among the Indians for the mr.
pose OF their removal W est of the Mississippi
MIR Clay presented memorial OF certain citizens of
Kentucky praying tor the renewal of the charter the
Bank OF the United States.
Mt Dallas, from the Select Committee appointed on the
subject reported bill to the charter of Bank
OF the United States for the term OF 10 years. take effect
subsequent TO the expiration OF the charter in
year 1896; which read and ordered second read
ing:
The bill from the House OF Representative proviiioo
for the establishment of certain post routes and to alter
others therein mentioned, twice read referred
The resolution providing for te purchase of 60 copies
OF the Digest OF the Documentary history OF the proceed
ings oil the Legislature the subject of the Bank of the
United States, take up, and after long debate in
which Messrs Robbins, HI Frelinghuysen Benton.
Holmes Bibb, johnson, Hayne Forsyth Bnckner Smith
Kane and Foot took partn which the affairs and ma
nagement OF the Bank itself widely dscussedhc
resolution was agreed TO by yeas and nays, follows:
Yeqs-Messrs. Bell, Benton, Blob, Buckner, Cham
bers Clay, Clayton, Dallas, Dudley Ewing, Foot FREE
inghuysen, Holmes, johnson, Kane, Knight, Miller,
Naudain PondeXter, Prentss, Robbins, Robinson Rug.
gles Seymour Silsbee, Smith, Tomlinson, Webster and
.Ndys-Messrs. Brown, Dickerson, Ellis FORSYTH,
Grundy, Hayne, Hendricks, Hill, King, Marcy, Moore
Mangum, TazewelI, Upton, Troup y1er and Whte-l7
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Clay, from the Committee Public Lands to
whom referred the bill the Senate entitled Dan
act authorizing the relinqishment of the sixteenth section
granted Tor the use OF schools and the entry lands
bill was twice read and committed.
The House again resumed the subject of Mr. CIayton's
resolution ioT an enquiry into the the United
States Bank
Mr. Collier Of New York, was entitled TO the floor
aud addressed the House at considerable length chiefly in
reply TO his colleagues, Mssrs Bcardscy and Angel and
Mr. Leayitt, in their attack Mr.. Root-he went into
dissection OF the machinery of party politics in New
York, which occasioned frequent laugh throughout the
House.
Mr. McDufic now rose and appealed to the House on
the subject of the time this debate had consumed and pro-
posed that This House should out and bring 10
close this night.
Mr. Adams gave notice that he should offer an amend.
nent, which was read at the Clerks table. az varied
the phraseoogy OF the resolution, added clause re-.
snctng the committee as to the time within which they
shall repon.)
On motion of Mr. Lamar, there was now call of the
House, when POI members answered to their names
The question then put on Mr.. Roots amendment
The Yeas and Nays called, but before the result
announced from the Chair Mr.. Plumner Of Misss.
spPi who had voted an, asked leave to change his vote
lie then voted Upon which the votes were declared
20 stand, Yeas 100, Nays 100. There being tic the
Speaker yocdin the negative the amendment was re-
jeced
The Yeas and Nays follow:
Ieas-messrs. Adams, Chiffon Allan, AIlison Appleton,
Armstrong, Arnold, Ashley Babcock Banks Moves Bar.
ber John y Barbour Barringcr Isaac G. Bates Branch
Briggs, Bulard, Burd, Cahoon, Choa;e Collier Lewis
COndct, Silas Condict, Eeutheros Cooke Bafes Cooc
Cooper, Corwin, Coulter, Craig Crane GRAVEYARD Cib
ton, Daniel, John Davis, Dearborn Denny Dckson
Doddridge Ellsworth, George Evans, Joshua Evans ri,
ward Everett, Horace Everett, Ford Gilmore Crrnncn
Hester, Hodges, Horn, Howard, Hughes Hunt Hunt
er Marshall, Maxwell Robert Mccoy McDufie, Mo.