The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-02-09

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j, Mr.. Smith offered the following re.
; luton e
! Resolved. That the Secretary Of Ii.
Treasury be directed 10 submit to the Sen
1 ate a statement in regard TO the domesti,
! Exchanges Of tho u. States, showing
a lst. The amount Of domestic biIis pur
! chcsed by tie Bank ofthe Unised Stnle,
d It's branches during the year 1882
with the amount of premium Of exchange
thereto. :
Cd m, amount of domestic bills COL
Iected by th. Gank and its branches, but
not purchased. 'ess.,r
Sd. The amour of drafts drawn by the
Bank and its brancl,>'s ca each other, OF
on State Banks out OF the place in which
the Bank and its branches respectively
are situated, with tho amount OF prcmius,
charged therein.
an. lhe amount Of notes of the Bank
and several branches, received at the
Bank, and at other branches, than thcsp
from which they were issued. -
9th. The amount received by the bank
and its branches, of the notes Of the State
Banks established out Of the place where
such branches respectively are situated.
This resolution lies on the table ona
day.
Several private bills were acted upon.
and at one O'Clock the Senate resumed
the consideration of the bill further to pro-
vide for the collection of duties on i'm.
ports. MIR. Bibb took the floor in opno.
sition to the bill, and after speaking two
hours; lie gave way TO a motion by Mr..
King, that the Senate adjourn, which was
carried. Mr.. Bibb was to resume hi.
argument the next day.
In the House, MIR. Adams presented 4.
report ofa Joint Committee of the Ieeis-
|ature ofMassachusetts, accompanied With
sundry resolutions dcprecating the pas
sage of tho Tariff bill now before the
House, which was read and ordered To
be printed, and referred to the committee
Of the whole on the state Of the Union
Mr.. Adams then inquired of the Soeakcr
whether memorial had been received bv
him from the Committee Of the friends of
Domestic Industry in New York. The
Speaker answered in the affirmative. Mr.
Adams wished the memorial to be read
The Speaker said it could not be pre-.
'eNed by the rules Of the House until
Monday, except by the consent of the
House. Consent being unanimously Civ
n, the memorial was partly read, when
Nr. Adams moved to dispense with the
uHlfer reading, and refer II to the Corr
nittee OF the Whole on the state OF tho
Union and print it; which was agreed to.
Several communications from the De-
'artmens were laid before the House,
nd ordered to be printed.
MIR. Wilde, nfer some preliminary re-
marks upon the imputations upon the
Committee of Ways and Means, contain
d IN the Report ofthe Joint Committee Of
ne Legislature Of Massachusetts, mo, ed
D reconsider the vote by which il was re-
erred and ordered to be printed. Before
he vote was taken on this motion the
our allotted to morning business had ex-.
ired. The House then went into Com
,ittee Of the Whole on the state of tho
Union, upon the Tariff bill; Mr.. Wayne
n the chair. Mr.. l. G. Bates addressed
he committee in opposition to the bill
early two hours, and was followed by
dr. Pearce, also against the bill, until 8
'ciock. AT half past 8 a motion was
nade for the Committee to rise, but it
'as negatived; at 4, another shared the
anse fate-yeas 35, nays 76. He was
vice called to order by Mr.. Jenifer, who
uoted Jeferson's Manual to show that q
,ember might not read extracts, or even
is own speech to Committee without
8 leave.
Mr.. p. denied that he was doing either,
nd was permitted by the chair to pro-
eed.
Mr. Pearce having concluded,
Mr.. Banks, of Penn. moved that the
do now rise. The motion pre-
allied, yeas SO, nays 81.
The Committee rose accordingly.
Mr.. Burd moved an adjournment.
Mr.. Thomson, of Georgia, demanded
he yeas and nays--they were thereupon
lken, and stood yeas 72, nays "a.
So the House adjourned.
In the Senate, on Thursday, the bill to
xplain and amend the 18th section Of the
arif bill of July, 1882, was ordered to be-
cad third time, after an amendment
ad been adopted requiring collectors to
i've merchants credit on their bonds for