Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-12-19

Om the question Of excuSng Mr.. White from voting,
r. SGrundy called for division, when there were
The question being taken on the rssOlutiOR, wasde
cided in the affirmative.
Ewing Fresinghuysen, Kent, Knight. Mangun, Nan-
dain, POindexsr, Preuiice Pres,On RObiss Silabee
smith sOu,has,l; sprngSs, Swift TOmIi"sOn, Tyler
Noys--Messrs. Benton. Bib, Brown. Foruyth,
Gr"ndy. Hendricks, Hill, Kane King, Moore, Morris,
KSes, kob"son' ShspIry, Tallmadgs, ripOa, Wilkins
Ia the House Of Representatives. ON sDo,on Of Mr..
Mclnte, the report Of the Secretary of the Treasury
on the removal Of the depOses taken up and re-
the union.
Mr.. Pnckney Of s. Carolina, Communicated TO the
Ouae the intelligence Of the death Of hs colleague,
whilst his journey to Washington and after the usu
a resolutions upon such occasions the House adjourn
In Senoes
Wednesday,, Dec. ll.-Mr. Bibh, pursuant to pre-
vOus notice, presented join. resolution proposing
certain amendments to the Constitution Of the U. g.
On the subject the election Of President and Vice
President; laid the table, and ordered be prnae
On motion ofMr. Clay, the Senate proceeded so]
consider resolution offered by Mr.. Benton respect
ing the amount ofhe deposiies in the U. - Bank GGc
which, after few verbal alterations, was agreed to-
The resolution offered by Mr. Clay, yesterday, was
thea taken Up, and debated in very spirited names
by the mover, aud Messrs Forsyth, Poindexter, BEN
| ton. Bbb, Calhoun, King, aud Kane. substitute
was offered by Mr. Webster, merely calling upon the
President for copy Of the document read his Cab
met the 18th September, relating to the removal
'he deposits-which carried, % 49, AZ follows:
Yeas--Messrs. Bell, Bib, Calhoun. Chambers,
Clay, Ewing, Frelnghuysen. Hendricks. Kent,
J knight, Mang1m. Naudain, POindexter, Premlss,
Preston, Robbins, Silsbee. Smith, Southland, Sprasue,
| Swift, TomlinsOn, Webster.-2S. ,s
Nays-Messrs Ben,on, Brown, Forsy,h Grundy,
| Hill, Kane. King, Of Alabama, Moore Norris Rives,
Robinson, ShepIey, TaIlmadge, Upton, Tyler. White,
! Wilkins, Wright.-l8 -
The Senate then went into executive business, and
continued until the adjournment.
In the Hosse, on motion fMr. Clay, Of Ala. the
Presidents Message YVES carved up, and the various
parts reserred to the appropriate committees.
Thursday, Dec, 12.-In Senate Message from the
President in reply the call Of the previous day. was
received, as folows:-
have a,ienvely considered the Resolution Of the
Senate Of the lfh instant, requesting the President Of
the Unued States to communicate to the Senate I"
copy OF tho paper which has been published, and
winch purpors 10 have been read by him to the Elk
ecutive Departments, dated the 18th day Of Sep,em-
Der last, relating the removal Of the deposits Of the
public money from the Bank Of the United Sta,esan
| It's oflicers."
The Executive il a coordinate and Independent
| branch OF the Government, equally with the Senate
and have yet to learn under what constitutional
hority THAI branch Of the Legislature has right
quire OF me an account Of ANY communication, either
verbal or ia writing, made to the Heads OF Depart
ments, acting as Cabinet Council. As well might
be required 10 detail the Senate the free aad private
conversation have held with those officers on any
suffice. relating TO their duties and my own.
Feeling my responsibility TO the American People,
willing, upon all occasions 10 explain 10 them
the grounds Of my conduct; andI am willing upon all
proper OCCASIONS TO give either branch Of the Lee
gislaure amy information in my possession that caIbe
gselel 70 she execution VI The appropriate duties COD
Knowing the constitutional rights Of the Senate,
shall be the last man. under any crcumstances in
,erlere with them. Knowing those Of the Executive,
shall, al all times endeavor to maintain them, agree
ably 10 the provisions Of the Constitution aud the SOL
emn oath have taken 60 support and defendit.
am constrained, therefore. by proper sense Of
my own selfrespec and Of the rights secured by the
Constitution TO the Executive branch Ofthe Govern
~ ANDREW JACKSON.
Upon tie being read, Mr.. Clay made an animated
speech, and was replied to by Mr.. Grundy who mov-
ed 10 lay the Message the table; which was agseed
The special order ofthe day, being the appointment
Of the Committees Mr. Grundy moved, on account Of
the absence Of Of the MEMBERS that il be post
poned to Monday, which, after some discussion, was
agreed to. % to Is.
In the House, the whole day spent in discussion
upon motion Of Mr. Polk for the reconsideration OF
vote passed or Tuesday, by which the Secretary's
Report the removal Of the deposits was consulted
to Committee ofthe whole House; Messrs. Polk,
CambreIeng, McDufie, Bi"ney, Mckinley, Clayton.
and Wayne took part the latter gentleman moved the
previous qees,ionnoi sustained, 1O4 to 1O7-adjoUrn
| cd without coming to decision Of the question.
Friday, Dec. 13.-The Senate did not oil this day.
In the House, memorial from four Of the Govern
neni Directors OF the U. 8. Baak stating certain
tiers in regard 10 that institutions, was presented. Mr..
Polk moved that be referred 10 the committee Of
Ways and Means: Mr.. Watmough. TO the committee
Of the whole house on the Of the Union. The
latter motion having precedence by rule, the yeas and
nays were demanded upon The question. Some debate
then arose upon this subject, land also upon tho SUBJ
ject debated the previons day relative reconsider
alton oGhe vote committing the report ofihe Seerea-
ry Of the Treasury to the Committee Of the whole
House) which resulted iR The rejection 0C Mr.. Wat
moughs motion by vote Of 90 10 l23-lihus placing
the Bank question in the hands Of committee favor
able to the President] Several private bills were re-
ported; aDd the House adjourned over to Monday.
One Of che reasons given by the Secretary or the
Treasury for the removal Of the depesiies from the
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