The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-01-11
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TUESDAY, Jan. 3. o.
SENATE. Mr.. Silsbea presented the me-
mortal of sundry citizens of Salem, praying
for repeal of the duty on imported Coal,
and Mr. Dallas presented similar one from
the citizens of Philadelphia-both of which
were committed TO the Committee on Manu-
features The Secretary Of the Senate and
Clerk of the House of Representatives, made
a detailed report of their proceedings, under
the direction of Congress, in preparing for pub
LEGATION the State papers of the thirteen first
Congresses.
HOUSE. Mr.. Dearborn introduced reso-
luton, the object of which was to obtain annu.
al statistical accounts of the commerce and
navigation between the several States.
THE JUDICIARY.
Mr.. Pendleton of New York, submitted for
consideration the following resolutions:
l. ResoIued, That it is expedient to bring in
bill TO regulate and declare the appellate juris-
dictlon of the Supreme Court of the United
States in Criminal Cases arising in the State
Courts.
g ResoIped, That in the proposed bill, tho
provisions of the 25th section OF the Act "To
establish the Judicial Courts of the United
States" passed September "a, 1889, shall be
declared to apply to the final judgments in
Criminal Cases, which are now depending, or
which shall hereafter arise in the State Courts.
8. Resotued, That in the proposed bill, ade
ouate provisions shall be inserted, to enforce
the return of all process and proceedings in the
Court below TO the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States.
4. RESOLVED, That in the proposed bill, it
will expedient to PROVIDE that III all cases u
writ of error to be allowed in pursuance Of the
Act, shall have the effect 10 suspend the exc
cution of the judgment complained Of, and that
adequate penalties shall be imposed upon any
person or persons who shall, in this respect, vi
olate the provisions of the Act.
Mr.. Wilde of Georgia moved 20 lay the reso-
luton on the table.
The Yeas and Nays were ordered, and the
motion to lay on the table not admitting Of de-
bate, the question was Immediately taken upon
tina. motion, and decided as follows
YEAs-Nlessrs. Adair, Alexander, Robert AL
len, Anderson, Angel Archer, Ashley, John s.
Barbour, Barnwo J. Bates, Beardsley. Bell, Ber-
gen, Bethune, James Blair, John Blair, Boon,
Bouck, Bouldn, Brodhead Cam6re icng,. Carr,
Carson, Chandler, CHM, Clay, Coke, Conner,
Davenport, Warren r. Davis, Dayan, doubleday,
dayton, Ellsworth, Fielder, Findlay, Fitzgerald,
Foster, Gather, Gilmore, Griffin, Thomas II, Hall,
William Hail. Harper, Halves, Hoffman, Hogan,
Holland, Hubbard Twin, lsaacks, Jarvis, Jenifer,
Jewett, Richard M johnson, Cave johnson. Charles
c. johnson, Kavanah, Adam King, John King,
Henry King Lamar, Lansing Leavitt, Lecompte,
Lent, Lewis Lyon, Mann, Mardis. Mason, NicCar-
ty, William Mccoy, McDuffe, McIntre, Thomas
Il. Mitchell, Newman, Nuckolls, Patton: Person,
Pitcher, Pummer, Polk, f. C. Reed Rencher.
Roane, Root, VIM B. Shepard, Soule, Speight,
Standifor, John Thompson, Verplanck, Ward,
Wardwell, Washington, Wayne, Weeks, Wilde
SO.
NAYs-Messrs. Adams, Chiffon. Allan, Allison.
Appleton, Armstrong, Arnold, Babcock, Banks,
Moves Barber Barringer, Barstow, Isaac c. Bates,
Briggs, Bucher Billiard. Burd, Burgess, Cahoon,
Choate, Collier Lewis Condict, Silas Condict,
El,utheros Cook, Bates Cooke, Cooper, Corwin,
Coulter, Crane, Crawford Creighton Daniel. John
Davis, Dearborn, Denny, Dewart, Dickson, Dun
can, George Evans, Joshua Evans, Edward Everett
H. Everett, Ford, Grennell, Hester Ill.,. es Hunt,
Huntington, lhre, Ingersoll, Kennon, Kerr, Ietch-
err, Marshall, Maxwell, Robert Mccoy, McKcnnan,
Mercer, shlligan, Muhlenbsrg, Newtor. Pearce,
Pendleton, Potts, Randolph, John Reed, Russell,
Aug. H. Shepperd, Slade, Smith, Southland, Stan
berry, Stephens, Stewart, Taylor, r. Thomas,
Tompkns, Tracy, Vance, Vnton, Watmough,
Wilkn, Wheeler, Elisha Whttlesey,F Whittle-
soy, =. d. White, Wicklitic, Williams, Worthiug-
ton, Young-89
Surplus Reucnuc. Mr.. Mercer submitted
the following resolution
RSsolDed, That as soon as tho public debt OF
The United States shall have been disclia rsed,