The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-20
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THURSDAY, June Z.
HOUSE. Mr. Davis concluded his remarks
and lien proposed The following as an amend
nieni to The bill Of Mir Adams
"Sirike out the second section, and insert
the following, viz:
| On all mille and fulcd cloths, made WHOLLY
"a wool, and known by the name Of plains, or
Jerseys the val ue thereof shah not exceed 33bb
| cents the square yard, five per centum ad valo-
rem.
On worsted stuff goods, Is per cent. I'D va.
loren.
On worsted and woollen yarn, cents per
ID. and 80 pei cent. ad valorom.
On hosiery, mis. lives, bindings, and blan-
, kets, 80 per cat. ad valorcm.
On Blcssels, Turkey, ana Wilton Carpcting
Oh cts. per square ward.
! On Ingram and Nenilan As cents the square
yard and on all others 25 per cent ad valoreln,
and on all manufactures OF WOOL or of which
wool is component part, and on ready made
| Clothing, 90 per cent. ad vanren.
Provided, however, that the duties levied as
aforesaid, on manufactures of wool, or of which
wool is u compone part, shall be assessed on
the current " holcsale market value thereof in
! the lrincipa, markets of The United States, 10
he ascerta[ned by The appraisers"
FRIDAY, June g.
SE,F.7TE. The bill 10 continue the United
States Bank was taken up--the question being
on The third reading Of the bill. Mr. White re- :.
sumed and concluded his speech in opposition
TO the bill, and was followed by MIR. Hill.
MIR. Benton took the floor, and after speaking
| till ~ minutes past ) o'clock, he gave way 10 .
action To adjourn.
HOUSE. Tie bill CARRYING into effect the
Treaty with the King of tie French, was read.
and amended
The House then went into committee upca.
The Tariff. hlr. Bell spoke ON the general sub
ject about " hours and half, when, without
concluding his speech, the committee rose.
| TIE act further 10 extend the pensions Of
certain widows and orphans of persons WIZ
| have died in the naval service, was read third
| time and passed.
! SATURDAY, June 9.
| SENI1E. The Senate was chiefly occupied
with the United States Gank bill. Mr. Bcnlra
concluded MS speech, and the vote ON encross-
ing the bill for third leading was taken soma
what unexpectedly Three Senators, Seymo,tr.
Ruggles, and Poindexter (lll friendly TO the
Ban8) were absent. l.passcd ayes %, noes 20
! HOUSE. The bill tor employing mounted
men for three years for the defence of the from.
tier against the Indians, was taken up and pass-
ed. The iarItf was then taken up when Mr..
Bell OF Tennessee, finished long a,.i animated
speech Alter few remarks from Mr. Double
day OF N. y, Mr.. Evans OF Name, took the flnos
when the committee rose, and the House adj.
MONDAY, June II.
SENATE. The hill to repeal m na,t tbe du,-
ties on imports was taken up, on motion of Mr.
Dickerson, and AN amendment rfered BY him.
and also another amendment cfered by Mr
lazewell, were ordered to be printed The bill
to modify and continue the charter ofthe Bank
Of the United States was read Third time and
passed by yeas and nays as follows:
AYEs-alesSTs. Bell, Buckner, Chambers.
Clay, Clayton, Dallas, Ewing, Foot, Freling,
huysen, Hendricks Holmes. johnson. KnigIi
Nacdain, PoIndexler, Prentiss, Robbins. Ron
bnson. Ruggics, Seymour, Ssbee. Smith.
Spfague, iplon, Tomlinson, Webster. War
eaman, Wilkns--29. '"s
NoEs-hfessrs Rcnlon, Bib, Brown. Dick.
erson, Dudley, ELLIS, Forsyth, Grundy, Hayne,
ijhi' haHe' King, Mangye;, Marcy, Miller,
GOUSE. MIR. Pcndetol.'s ,esoin,ion rs,,
tive to the Judiciary was IA d on the table no a
vote Of LOG to 81. The House refused h.; n
vote OF 81 to %, to suspend the rule So AZ 10 rs
celVe resolution proposing an adjournment; ON
the 25th inst. Mr.. Crawfnrd offered nm a
Inent Of Mr.. Adams's Tariff bill. prnnnsin'.,
change Of many ofthe details, winch was 60
ed TO DC printed. The discussion Of The XIII IN
committee Of the Whole was resumed and mr
Evans occupied the floor unit! o clock
/ - TUESDAY, June -.
SENATE. Mr.. Dudoy presented the r1..o.
lutions adopted at a meeting of citizens in ,ho
city of New York, Recommending concessions
on The subject Of the Tariff; and moved 10 I,v
tlew on the table and print them.
! Mr.. Webster said, that these res, lutions .o,,,
/ to lhe Senate under the authority of nn.i 20.
s'ectable names. They were represented und
no doubt irnly,io have been passed st a verv
numerous nssembage Of citizens. called hv
notice signed by highly resp, ctable names. And
we've Introduced to the Consideration srtha, M.
semblagc, by speech. highly rroper ;,r IN.
occasion, by an able and most excellent man
Lat however commcndable in their shirt or
temper, the resolutions. be feared, were loo
genera IN Their scope and character, to he WI.
liable guides, through The afduous duties which
lay before Congfess They recommend soir
1t oil accommodation, Of Cancellation, of com.
promise. Now this is exactly such shirt, snjd
Mr. W., as we all profess, ourselves; and as
most OF us, in my opinion, really and sincerely