Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

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nays, which were ordered e yous ana
The question was then taken and decided n, c,,.
lows: 0u ~ 'oi-
YEM.-Messrs. Benton, Brown. Forsv,, c.
d., Hayne, Hill, King, Mangum, Miller p,ndun
| ter, Tozcwell, Tyler, White -
! NAYs.--Messrs. Bell, Buckncr, Chambers. CLAW
Giaytor' Dallas Di"kerson, Dudley, Ewing, Foot.
| Frchnghuysen. Hendricks, Holmes Jobnston
Kane, Knight, Marcy, Naudain, Prcntiss, Robbins
Robinson, Rugglcs, Seymour, Silsbee Smith
sSproguss, TOmlinson waggaman. Webster, vii.
| The Senate then proceeded to consider th.
ame'dmcnts to the bill reported by tho Committee
on Commerce.
But before any question was taken, the hour Of
| IL having arrived, the bill was laid tho table
PUBLIC LANDS.
The bill to appropriate for limited time, tho
proceeds OF the sales of the Public Lands, was
read third time.
On the question of its nassogc Mr. e.l,v c,l,oa
~, r .ne yeas and nays, which were ordered.
lows: '"''' ""u u'e'ueu 90 'o'-
fsAs-M ossrs. Bell, Chambers. Clay. CLAYTON.
Dallas, Dickcrson, Dudley, Ewing. Foo, Fre,nr,
hnyson, Hendricks. Holmes, Johns,on' Kn;gb,
Saudlin' fondexter, Prentiss, Robbins, Rucres.
| Seymour, Silshee, Sprague Tom,;nson w.,
man, Weboter, Wilkins-26. $50
NAYs-Mcssrs. Benton Brown, Ellis. FORSYTH
unndy, Hayne HILL Kane. King, Mangum, Mar.
9y, Muller. Robinson, Smith, Tazewcll, Troup.
On motion of Mr.. Clay, the title was pmcnded
S S,, adding land for granting lands to certain
| THE TARIFF.
The first amendment i'm the second soct;o, liz;
w. BENG TO introduce after tho words .Ken8,t
Cotions," the words ttho latter weighing NOT Ie.s
IMAM 10 ounces the square yard, aud Of alp was
then read. 90 "''
| On motion os NJ. Hayne, the yeas and n.v.
A-Nays go. ~
The question was put and dec M fol,ows
Yoas "a, Nays %.
! SO the amendment was agreed to-
| inc next amendment in the 9th linc which
strikes out twenty-five, and inserts "thrty," rais-
ing the duty con mits, gloves bindings blankets
hosiery and carpets and carpeting, to thirty per
centum," was then taken UP. ~
MIR. Dallas, moved to lay the bill on the table in
9taer TO take up message just received from tho
UNITED STATES BANK.
| INC Sera'e 'heh proceeded to consider the mes
sage, winch communicated the passage of the bill
to modify and continue the act to incornornte ,ha
subscribers to the Bank of the United States WITH
| an amendment. ~
The amendment allows oil the Branches now nv.
listing in any State, where there are more IN, ,u
| to continue. 'O'
On motion of Mr.. Dallas, the Senate concurred
| In the amendment
| TARIFF
On motion of Mr.. Dickerson the Senate t
resumed the consideration of the Tariff
| The question was then taken on the Cd amend.
ment, and decided as follows-Ycas 23-Nays %.
The question then taken on the nex, nmend
| ment, introducing after the word "Bmsselsn tb.
words wilton and treble ingrained" and decided
| as fo!lows-Yeas 21-Nays Ell.
me question was then taken on the next amend:
| mendment IN the 29th line. by inserting the word
common" before the word "ingrainod," and after
the last named word the words ..and Venetian"
| and striking out "fvc," 10 make it read cat
forty cents the square yard" and division of the
| question being demanded by Mr.. FORSYTH tho
question was put the first amendment to insert
common" and decided in the Affirmative
| The question was then taken on the second
| tanHV }, I,U
Nays and decided as follows--Yeas g. Noes 16
Inc question being then on striking out " FIVE,
was decided as follows:--Yeas "A, Nay l.
The next amendment being to strike out "and
Venetian Competing at 22I cents the suaure ward ~
was agreedto without a division
| The amendment, to insert bookings" WINS ..
greed to without division. ;,
Inc next amendment being to insert provided
the duty on hannels shall not be less than so per
centum ad yaiorem." =
Mr.. Hayne moved amendment to strike out
| the word less" and insert smoro"
| The ayes and noes were ordered on the amend
| ment to the amendment.
q9essS on Was then put and decided as fol-
The question was then the amendment ass
m 'ed.-Yeas 49, Nays 90.
| So the amendment was rejected.
The question then put on the next amend
ment, to insert the words mcrno shawls and'-so
as to make them subject to duty of SO per centun
and ID, decided as follows Yeas "a, Nays IS.
The next amendment, to insert the words "ad
Valorenr was then agaeed to without a division
| The Senate then adjourned
| IN The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES
| coming up tor third reading, and the question
being on the motion of Mr.. Mercer, to reconsider
the vote by which the House had on Monday n;obt
refused TO allow the Previous Question to be thea
| put,
| Mr.. Clay moved to lay Mr.. Ms motion on the
| table.
The question on laying the motion to reconsider.
&C. on the table, was put and carred.-Yeas 80
| Nays 81.
Mr.. Clay rose to offer an amendment to tho
Dill, which was PRONOUNCED not in order inasmuch
as there lay over from Monday, an amen dment
which had been offered by Mr.. Lewis, of Alabama
winch proposed to strike out the 7th section of the
bill, and insert in lieu thereof a provision that
the bank should not take higher rate of inter est
| on its loans or discounts than five per cent.
Mr.. Thompson, of Ohio, inquired whether it
would be in order for him to move TO amend the
section before it should lie stricken out?
| The Chair replying in the Affirmative
Mr.. Thompson offered the following as an n
mcDdmont:
"a tax not exceeding eight per cent. on the d.
vidend annually collected and declared which tar
shall be paid into the Treasury of each State i'm
winch SAID Bank shall make disc cunts, eithor by
itself or It's branches, in proportion the amount
OF dividends collected in each State which said tax
shall he paid on the 4th day of March in EACH du.
ring the term OF Is years, and statement of tho
amour. so paid by the Bank shall be made by tho
President thereof TO the Secretary of the Treasury
OF the United States on or before the 1st day of
April in each of the Is years aforesaid"
Mr.. Dearborn theIeupon moved the Previous
Question, which was seconded: Ayes 81.
The Previous Question was then put as follows:
Shall the Main Question be now out7 and deci-
ded by Yeas and Nays, in the Affirmative 96 to 81.
The question then recurring, ordering the bill