The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-24
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0otssres ssii ;55ss ssyst .ssDioa. Dec. 12. In Senate. The day was spent = E. ;e . mellon for recnnsitieuino vote, passed en Tuesday, by which the Sacretary's report on the removal of the Deposites was committed to Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union.-- Tine preUioas question was moved. after a T debate, but was not seconded.
 Dec. I3.-The Senate did not sit; and | in the House nothing was done, except 10 ,,T5aati ef the GoVesnnaent 5i 4eotors of the u. $. Bank to be printed l and the House adjourned til Monday.
 Dec. l6. In senate.-The Vice Presi- dent took his seat the chair of tbe Senate.
 The Senate then proceeded 10 choose, by ballot, the several standing committees.
 Foreign eiations.-Messrs. Wilkins, fehairnan,1 Rives, Forsyth, Sprague and AI AAII.asa.ssaEsi.
 Esaassee. gA9I essrs. Webster, fell'nl) Ty-# Ter, Ewing, Wilkins and Magnum.
 Commerce. Messrs. Silsbee, (ch'm'D1 King, of Ala. Wright, Waggaman and Sprague.
 .Maaafaefares.- -Alessrss Frelinghuyscn, (eh'ml Enioht Morris. Linn and Prentss.
 aa34euiflAe.-Alessas. Brown, fch'm) Robinson, Kent, Swift and Wright.
 ygardf dffa1TS.- Messrs. .southard, 6cfl'ml Bibh, Robbins, Tallmadge and Cha mbers.
 .Militargagoirs.--Messrs. Benton, fcll'ml L
 .Nihtia.-Aiessrs. Robinson, chm Hem dricks, Waggaman, M Aean and Clayton.
 Public laads.--M Messfs. Poindexfer (ch'm1 Moore, Prentiss, ii kean and Clay.
 Public iand cllims hIessrs Kane, tsh'm9 Linn, Naudain, Poindexter and sils- bee.
 Indian afains.-BIessrs. White, (ch'm1 Frelinghuysen, Tipton, Smith and Swift.
 Claslas.--Mcssrs Bell, fch'm) Brown, Naudain, Tiptonsand Wright.
 Jadiciafq. Messrs. Clayton, (eh'm) Bibb, Preston, Smith and Beli.
 Post offices oa6 Post foads.--BIessrs. Grnndy, (eh'm1 Clayton, Ewing, Knight and Rives.
 Roads aad eaaols.-H Hendricks, (eh'm} Hill, southard, shepley and Kent
 Peasioas.- Messrs. Tomlinson, fch'm4 Prentiss, M kean, Tallmadee and Kane.
 District ot Colaabia.-Rfessrs. Cham bers, keh'm9 Tyler, Southard, Bibb and Tomlinson.
 Revolutionary claims Messrs. Moore. (ch'm1 Swift, Hill, Smith and shepleY.
 Coaflageat erpensesof tte Seaafe. Mes SITS. Knight, chm Tomlinson and Tall-9 madge.
 Eagrossed Bd1s--AIdssrs. Shepley. Morris and Robinson.
 Some of the above named gentlemen were not elected until the l7th.
 Dec. l6. In IIouse.--The amendment proposed by Mr PATTON to the thrllIe of the iouse, requiring the Speaker to vote SbB9ssaa fhe anshtdine'in,, Ef'i I fa fa would impair the judicial independence of the Speaker, by nipgling him in all the par tizan contests of the hody--that it would prednee embarrassment by requiring him to decide Tn cases of appeals, Sc. ard would render indispensable other chanoes n inc rules. NIT. PATTON replied, and de- nted that 1t rendered the Speaker more paitizan, than under the rule as 1t stood-I that by ohiiging him to record his vote. he would De left jess at liberty to shuflle. and LII 1fin hss course please those in power. Enc question being put on tho amendment, Il was rejected, Ayes 9s, Nays 12l.
 ne question Of reconsidering the vote | by winch the seefetary's report on the re- movai of the depasites was referred to 2 1onphttee ofs the Whole, was taken #up.
 Mir. allan of Ky. was opposed to the reconsideration. He was opposed to tho reference to the Committee of Ways and N cans Ii sent 10 this eommittee. said lsif. Allan, it will be buried for weeks. and perhaps for months; if. 1t remain before tbe Committee of the whole Iiousc. its dlisei,s- slon Will De public and immediate. lt was due to the country and public expectation. mat every step taken in this business should j De III the face of the country. Mr. s5ln Was opposed to sending it to the Comnoittec ! of Ways and Means, where the neonle would not again hear of 1t for months Uo eon'ended that the shock which had been gwen to the securities of commerce and labor, by the removal of the deposites. re- ! lared prompt aeilon on the part of the | House. lie desired to know the worst at [ 'nee. sir ALLAN, to show the pyohable i ate that awaited the public money in State :, 8anks, adveeted to the fact that inc exper;-4 ' ,l neht had been once tried, and the Public l. reasufy lost the sun ot ssi,423,5I6. He nlsIred from what had happened. that tbe r3 ahle inlghf happen again. Mir. AII.5N 9 eened that the Hanks selected as tho de- a osltories of the public funds, either collec- x s vety or individually, possessed the general !, confidence. . - "a V