The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-25

the table. '''0'e'ofe, to la9. The bill was laid on the ,.n iy' by a vote of 24 to Is. 'a0le acc0a
 March 27.-Mr Webst., correct, or alter, a notice he ... salo he aa ne p, should call up the bill for s@ ea,s. to saE Bank for six years, on l e2al'aeSg cay of April. The time WaaIl s.aay' tle perlod pc oi a month from its introdnaa a a'I's expiration e of that period he Fa sb'a59d aad Senate to take up the subject and i'''', ss. a'
 REMOVAL OF THE DFpos'19' as' 'e9'
 March 2s.--The Chair has;',,- osl5G 'll order of the day, being upon aa''',s ,bs cal. saIl reported by the Finance Com'sis.ees 'pa sesoli tine other resolution moved bv '1lI'se, ns and MT. Clay having resumed 4 aa.1 a, :. q GU His speech
 Mfr. McKean, at the moooa. fions were about to be taken. rosa r, 'le u that he intended to vofe against ba's e.a lutions under consideration ior sa o0'a sons, but especially because ihav ". ciusyeiy censorious in their chs9as..s see were calculated farther to distraa4 'ss'fi' a the angry feelings which already es:l' a''oe1 \ IL the resolutions passed, they efas. fss'ea remedy for the extreme distress .Assaa .s we have heard so much, nor do tbev b' Y I to any future legislation fer tbat nr,.. ". p1 lis votes on these resolutions asra ps,F9s be taken as evidence of what his z. would be when a distinct proposjtiaD y mg relief to the suffering eomeunils < be presented.
 The question was then taken nno. ing to the first of the above mea,;@.sS s s solutions in the following words:
 Resolred, That the reasons ass;... tie secretary or the Treasury for tbs moval of the money of the Unitea S1) deposited in the Bank of the Un;ted ~. and it's branches, communicated to oss| on the 4th day of December, lss3, ,s satisfactory and insufficient.
 And the question upon agreeing n ! resolution was taken as follows.
 Yeas-Messrs. Bibb, Black, e.R.l lay,Clayton, Ewing, Frelinghuysep, T' dricks, Kent, King, of Geo, Knieh. Iaa1 7, Mangum, ,Naudain, ? Poindexter. portqr p,' tiss, Preston, Robbins, silsbee. s,1 Southard, Swift, Tomlinson, Tyler r, gaman, Webster-2e.
 Nays-Messrs. Benton, Brown. Fos. Grundy, HiIl, Kane, King, of Alaki Linn, McKean, Moore, Morris, RoInr shepley, Tailmadge, Tipton, White. r kins, Wright-1S.
 So the resolution was agreedto.
 Mr. Clay, then at the instance of .n of his friends modified his second resd tlon, so as to read as follows:
 ResotUed, That the President, in tbeh Executive proceedings in relation tO | public revenue, has assumed upon biny and power not conferred by | Constitution and Laws but in deroeaGsD ba4h
 And the question being taken on ssn ing to this resolution it was decided ast lows:
 Yeas-Messrs. Bibb, Black, eahm Clay, Clayton, Ewing, Frelinghuysen, Ea K night, Leigh, Mangum, Naudain Poi lexter, Porter, Prenfiss, Preston, Robbl silsbee, Smith, southard, Spragae, sri Iomlinson, Tyler, Waggaman, Webster-2
 Nays--Messrs, Benton, Brown, Fona irlndy, Hendricks, Hill, Kane, King Alabama, King of Geo., Linn, MeEa Moore, Morris, Robinson, Shepley, h nadge, Tipton, White, Wilkins, Wright!
 So this resolution was also agreed to.
 Mir. Waggaman moved that, when 1 'enate adjourned, it adjourn to nee aonday; but the motion was negatred Ives 21, Noes 23.
 The Senate then adjourned.