Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12

against tho PRINCIPLES of the Present cborter ,o,
raHy-against giving tho exclusive franchise IN
tle present bank on the scote of their havinr y;
oatcd their charter in regard to the cirrunton or
bank ordors-amd against the cxpcdien.y nj Tho
present time in so long anticipating the cxpu,t;or
OF the charter yet in force; and had not conclu0ed
his remarks when, after speaking two hours nho
gave way To 4 motion of Mr.. Grundys 10 adjourn
In the House OF Representatives., at the open
ing OF the sitting, question in relation to,
one of the documents appended to the report of Mr.
| Adams on the bank, which gave rise 10 Il long dis
| cussion. Ii was upon the subject of the money
| advanced by the Bank of the United States i'm
anticipation of the appropriation bill, for the paw
| nicnt ofmileagc and allowance of members of Con
grcss "A statement in explanation of this matter
was read from the Chair, showing that the money
mad not been loaned to the members or paid in adj
vance, but was actually due to them when paid;
una resolution was moved by Mr.. Ictclcr, and
'sfccu TO- directing the statement TO be entered
'he Journals of the House and printed as an APP
pehaage To The document in question: The bill
further TO extend the pensions of the widows of
'hoSc VINO have died or bccn slain in the isayal
service was ordered to be cngrosscd for a third
reading this day. Mr. Stewart made an unsuccess
~" o'ioh TO suspend the rule, for the purpose Of
moving TO print his amendment on the tariff oues
tion. The House, afterwards, went into n Com
inttec OF the Whole on the state ofthe Union Mr.
SPclght IN the chair, and took up that subject Mr.
Davis. of Massachusetts, concluded his ,ru,,n,an,
and was followed by Mr. Mitchell, of s. Carolina
IN opposition to the present system. At half past
O'Clock the committee rose, and the House adj
Journcd.
YIN Friday, In the Senate, Mr.. Clay presented =
memorial signed by number of citizens of ken
.uYhy; protesting against the plan OF tariff sub
nittcd by The Secretary of the Treasury and nr,y
my for the preservation of the Protective So,
Mr. Wilkins, IN Pursuance of notice given obtain.
cd leave and introduced Il Joint resolution nroy;
ahg Tor the transfer of the duties imposed on the
secretary oil the Treasury, by The act Supplements
airy TO the act for the relief of the SURVIVING Off
GERS and soldiers of the Revolution from the .rre,
sury to the War Deparlmcnt.-Mr Marcy. from
'nc committee on the judiciary to which had been
rc.Trreo the memorial of the members of the b,r
OF tuscaloosa, Alabama reported n hill d;y;,;nr
'hat state INTO three judicial districts which wns
read ana ordered to third reading Mr.. linton
gave notice, that he should Tomorrow ask leave 70
bring IN bill providing for the raising bv volun
tafy cnllst'ncnt, of five hundred mounted mon for
the protection of the frontiers from IN. ;ncnrson
OF the Indians The bill to create new land Offices
III the late Choctaw purchase, and for the moro
convenient organization Of the land districts in the
state OF mississippi; the bill to confirm ibc IND
claims ot the inhabitants of Terra aux Bnuc ,md
tue OH Tor the relief of Hannah McKim, were Sc
VerailY read third time and passed AT ono
O'Clock, the bank question was resu,,od A.
winnie not having concluded his remarks ON tho
preceding evenings continued his argument oon;nst
the Bank Charter He addressed the Senate in
continuation, for two hours. Mr.. Hill of New
Hampshire, then rose, and proceeded to oddro. ,h
senate, IN opposition to the bill. After Mr. IEn
m ~ concluded his remarks, Mr.. Benton addressed
lIe senate In opposition TO the bl for some time
W WI TIC gave way to Il motion TO adjourn Mr.
benton continues his speech to-day
In the House OF Representatives, the bill from
IN. sm committee on Foreign Affairs, to carry into
effect the French Treaty was debated in Coo;,
tt te OF the Whole on the State of the Union. Mr.
Mickiiiie III the Chair and finally ordered bv tho
House to be cngrosscd and read a third time To-.
morrow. The consideration of the Tariff Bill was
then resumed in Committee, Mr. Sperht in tho
CHAIR and Mr.. Bell of Tenn. commenced an argu.
mept on The general principles of the question.
ana III opposition TO the existing system of mpost
duties. At four o'clock, and before he had concIu
ued, the Committee, on the motion of Mr. Everett
OF Mass. rose and reported, and obtained leave To
sit again. number of bills from the Senate
were then taken up, and disposed of in various
ways. AT o'clock, the House adjourned