Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-02-27

ReS0tce0, mat the secretary OF the |
Treasury be instructed to report TO the SEN
ate the weekly accounts of the several state
banks selected by him as the Repositories
of the public money! from lst of Decem-
Der 1883, to LIST Of February 1884, or, to
The last returns made to him, setting forth
the amount, at the end of each week, Of
the public money in each of said banks, of
debts due to them, of notes in circulation,
and of specie in their vaults
In the House-After the leading of the
foregoing message, the correspondence be-
tween Mr. Cass and Mr.. Biddle, and the
opinion of the attorney general adverse to
the construction given to the law by the
bank, long and very animated debate
arose on the question of reference to the
committee of Ways and Means, and to the
Judiciary committee. The debate was cut
off at 6 o'clock, BY a call for the previous
question, and the message referred to the
committee of Ways and Means, by the fol-
lowing vote:
YFAS-Messrs. John Adams, William
Allen, Bealc, Became, Beardsley, Beaumont,
John Bell, James Blair, John Blair, Bodie,
Boon, Brown, Bunch, Burns, Cambreleng,
Carmichael, Casey,S Clark, Clay, Con
nor, Crar'er, Day, Dickerson, Dickinson,
/; Dunlap Forester, Fowler, w. X. Fuller,
} Gillett, Joseph Hall, 4. II. Hall, HALEY,
! Hamer, Hannegan, Joseph M. Harper,
: Harrison, Halfway, Hawkins, Halves,
5 Heath, Henderson, Howell, Hubbard,
E Abel Huntington, Inge, Jarvis, Richard
s Nj. Johnson, Noadiah johnson, Cave John.
E son, Benjamin Jones, Kavanagh, Kinnard
] Lane, Lansing, Lawrence, Luke Lea
/ Thomas Lee, Leayilt, Lyon, Lytle, Abb
: jah Mann, j. K. Mann, Moses Mason, Nc
e intyre, McKim, Mckinley, McLenc, Nc
= Vean, Miller, Henry Mitchell, Robert
0 Mitchell, Murphy, Osgood, Page, Parks
) Patterson, d. ]. Pearce, Peyton, franklin
: Pierce, Person, Polk, Pope, schenk, Shinn
Charles Slade, Smith, Speight, Standiter
Stodderi, Sutherland, VIM. Taylor, Fran
b. els Thomas, j. Thomson, Turner, Tusrill
: Vanderpool, Van Houten, Wagner, Ward
Wardwell, Wayne, Webster, WALTON, c. P
White--l07.
NAYS-Mesrs. j. @. Adams, Hemar
j, Alien, G. Allen, Archer, Ashley, Barber
;. i'arnitz, Barrlnger, Bates, Baylies, Beatty
= J. Nj. Bell, Binney, Bockee, Bouldin
!. Briggs, Bull, Burd, Cage, Carr, Chambers
Chiffon, Choate, Claiborne, VIM. Clark
q Clayton, Ciowney, Corwin, Coulter, Crane
3 Crockett, Darlington, W II. Davis, Amos
LAWS, Davenport, Debcrry, Deming, Den
d ny, Dennis, Duncan, Evans, Edward Ever
EFT, Horace Everett, Ewing, Fielder, Fill
:, more, Foot, Foster, P. G. Fuller, Fulton
NJ Gamble, Gilmer, Gordon, Gorham, Ora,
d ham, orayson, Grenneil, Griffin, iIlland
dali, Hard, lierdin, James Harper, Hazlc
tine. Hiester, jabez w. Huntington, v c
@ johnson, Seaborn Jones, kaporte, Lay
Lewis, Love, Marindate, Marshall, Mar
@ dis, McComas, Mckay, Mcl{ennan, Mill
A 1gan, Muhlenberg, Patton, Parker, Patton
: Pinckney, Potts, Ramsay, Reed, Rencher
schley, selden, VIM. B. Shepard, Angus,
e tus IL. Shepperd, William Slade Sloane
opangler, Stewart, F. Thomas, Thomp
kins, TWeedy, Vance, Vinton, Watmough
3. ID. White, Elisha Whittlesey, Wide
q Williams, Wise, Young--IO6.
Senate, FEB. 5.-Mr. Webster present
ed the report of the Committee of Fl
t nance, on the subject of Mr.. Clay's sec
ond resolution, and the report CT the
t Secretary of the Treasury, on the re-
/. moval OF the deposites, with recon
mendation by the committee that Mr.
Ciay's second resolution should be adop.
ted. After a desultory debate, on a
great variety of topics, by Messrs. Web.
ster, Forsyth, Tyler, Chambers, VIII
kins, Grundy, Porter, Brown, Mangum
,,4IClay, Wright, and Sprague, OH motion
of Mr.. Chambers, 5000 extra copies
of the report were ordered 10 be prin.
ted.
In the House, Mr.. Polk, from the
Committee of Ways and Means, repor-
ted a bill making appropriations for the
civil and diplomatic expenses of the
Government, for the year 1884. 1t was
read first and second time, and com
mitted to IA Committee of the Whole, ON
the state of the Union. The House
then proceeded to the order of the day,
which was the Report of the Secretary
oil the Treasury, upon the subject of
The PUBLIC DEPOSIrES.
MT. Archer, who had possession ofthe
floor, addressed the House until nearly
three O'Clock.
MIR. Peyton of Tennessee, followed in
support of the measure, but, before he
had concluded his argument, the House,
on motion of Mr.. Bell, adjourned.
Senate, Feb. 7.-Afler the ordinary
morning business, mostly of a private
nature, was transacted, Mr.. Wilkins ad-