Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-06-06
CONGRESSIONAL.
From the Globe.
AppORTIONMENT BILL.

R;iI ;bon the motion OF MIR. f. EVERETT, ="
mend the amendment of the Senate. MT , IvEA-
EFT supported the general principle oi oo -
mendments at length. When nc hdu NJ r.
NJ po,x ren,;cd to the arguments OF Mr. EVEh-
rrr Mr.. BATES, of Maine, Then moved the
nrevious question, which was sustained. Mr. o.
D,vIs called for the yeas and nays, when were
orJcred Mr.. CLAY moved call of the House,
which. after it had proceeded through the flrst
STAGE. was suspended The question-ShaH me
main question be NOR pat? was carried, ayes NO.
noes as Mr.. SEMMEs moved an adjournment,
which was lost-Ayes 80, Noes 15S The CUES
ton of agreeing with the report of the Commitlee,
recommending the House to disagree 10 une
amendment of the Senate, was then stated: Mr
PORK called for the AYES and Noes which were
ordered The question was taken and carried
Ayes. 134-Noes, $50 the House disagreed
to the amendment of the Senate. The House
then took up and acted ON variety OF bills from
the Senate most of-~sh;eh of private orl
local character When they were disposed OF,
Mr. E. EVERETT requested TO be excused troml
serving on the Committee raised on Mr. STANBER-
RVS resolution for ENDURING into the fraud respec-
ting the Indian rations, which was agreed to.
Mr.. f. d. WHITE also requested to be excused
from serving upon the same Committee, winch
was likewise agreed to. Mr.. Nc DuFFIE then
rose and said, the eyes OF the whole country were
fixed upon the doings of Congress in relation to
the Tariff 1t was of the deepest importance
that it should be acted on as soon as possible
He moved that an order be entered that on Mon
day next the House resolve itself into Committee
of the Whole on the state of the Oniou, to take
up that subject.
Mr.. ADAMS was unwilling to object to the mo-
ton. The Committee of Manufactures expected
to be able to report their bill ON that day-whlch
would be substantially founded upon the bill re-
ported to the House by the Secretary of the
Treasury. The only reason why he was not dis
posed to agree upon the day mentioned was, that
he was not absolutely certain that the Committee
would be able to report SO soon. They had met
every morning at nine o'clock, and had met the
two last days when the House was not in session.
He entertained strong hopes of getting their bill
ready by Monday, but could give no assurance
on the subject.
Mr. Nc DuEFIE was satisfied from what he
mud understood that the bill would be ready by
Monday. If it should not, the subject had been
before the House almost the whole session. The
bill reported bv the Committee Of Ways and
Means had been on the calendar about three
months. If the bill from the Committee on Man
ufactlres was not ready, the discussion could
commence upon the bill already before the House
when the bill now in preparation came In. II
could be moved as an amendment. tie fel'
bound to persevere in the motion.
Mr.. SUTHERLAND SAID there were two or three
Inror,ant appropriation bills which had not been
disposed ef-ee would suggest the propriety OF
substituting Tuesday, or Wednesday. Cor Mon.
day-+which would afford an opportunity to act
on thpse bills, one of which was very pressing
and also to have the bill from the Committee Of
Manufactures printed and in the hands of mem
bers.
Mr., ADAMS suggested that the best course
would be to fix on Wednesday-to which Mr.
Nc DrFFIE assented
Mr.. DENNY moved to strike out the word s'Tar
lif'' from the motion and insert "Bank of the u
nited States"
MIR. SUTHERLAND said the other branch had
determined to go on with that-it would be most
proper for this House to take up different sub
ject.
Mr.. L. CoDDrcr iA.erresod motion to adjourn,
which was lost.
Mr. DENNY persisted in his motion to amend
The SPEAKER said it was not in order to in
troduce subject, entirely different, under pre-
text of amendment.
The question was taken to set apart Wednes-
day next to go into the consideration of the Tar
1T, and it was carried.
In the Senate, May 80, Mr.. KING, from the
committee on Public Lands, to which was re-
ferred the bill from the committee on Manufac
lures, appropriating for limited time, the pro-
ceeds OF the sale of the Public Lands, made a
Keport thereon, which was read and 5000 comics
ordered to be printed. The bill to refund the
duties collected on merchandise, was read third
time and passed. The Apportionment Bill was
postponed to this day. The Pension Bill was
taken up, and the amendment extending its nro.
VISIONS to Ulcers and soldiers who fought IN the
indian wars prior to 1895, was rejected Mr.
MARCY moved to embrace in the bill those who
served three months, which was rejected. Mr.
Z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1nov I'D an ame ndmcnt prant;n-l
% the widows Of persons entitled to the benefit
81 the act OF 1928 one half of the sum which
their husbands, if living, should have receives.
which was rejected. The time from which tbe1
oll is to take effect fixed at the 4th of March
1851 The bill was finally ordered to a third
feaainS by vote of 26 to 10.
IN me House Of Representatives, Mr.. VICE..
.a1.r from on, lhe Select Committee, to whom was
sry' In relation to the explosion Of Steam Roa,s
Nc. MADE report, accompanied bv a hill e. H.
oet1er securing the lives of PASSENGERS tr.val,;.
IN steam Boats. The bill Was reaJ 800 onus
n ~ 10 Committee of the Whole Nv ~ oo n
u the mon, and 5000 extra co., on me stare
'ort ornered to be printed inc Ie-I
I'M EhNAL IMPROVEMENTS ron
UT ~ lhEHLAND moved to suspend the r"i.
ing apart Fridays to private bills. which set al
arEled The unfinished business-,be hi,, masl.I