Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

lNCENDIARy PUBLICATIONS.
The bill 10 prevent the circulation of incendiary
papers IN the mai taken up and farther considered
Mr. Niles moved 10 amend the Bill by striking the
first section, and inserting substitute designed
clearly to ascertain what inccndary papers and
give to the General Government indie pendent power
over the subject He supported his amendment
sdct1t length, and spoke against Tie principles of the
Bill.
Mr.. Rusg!es spoke agans, the amendment as more
indefinite and o3lcc,ionaole than the original He was
also opposed 10 The bill.
Mr.. Morris opP,sed The bill, infringement, of the
ifeedom "s the citizens and the press.
S'r Benton desired that the action on The bin MIGHT
be postponed al he could have farther ii consider
Mr. Calhoun said he was willing for any reasonable
delay All he wished that inal should be
Ken upon H. lie wished those interested in this ,neasnrc
To know definitely what the Senate would would
do aud for what reasons MIR G.. had done his duty in
regard 10 the Ball. before the Senate and at
iheir disposal The subject in the hunds of the ma
J"riiy, aud Mr. e. asked that the power might b.
eSrred IN passing IL which had been cxercd in passing
other measures recommended by the President If that
were done the hicnds OF The Administration would no,
be fund INV, jenpunc;nl the Prcsidents MESSAGE
winch had even gone farther Than the Bill on this sub
ject.
A:ter farther debate, in which Nessrs Calhoun, Grun-
dy, CuthLcri, Morris and Niles participated,
Oh motion of MIR Ctnudy The farther consideration of
the b'l was postponed til Tuesday next.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MIR Dromg0Dle asked the unanim rus cons.nt of Ma.
House 10 Ch,r ttc following resolution
hcs0eed, That the SECRETARY vf tie Treasury be direct
mode and manner of selecting hanks in tl. several
States or Tcrrieres for the drpose of The public mo
n.y ot the u Siatcs of all contracts agreements or
spniions entered Into With said banks for the safe
Keeping of said moneys; atthe Secretary oil the rrra-
suty ALSO state what SCENTS have been employed the
tufe AUD rxtvn, OF their agency, couensa,ion
which such agents received in any way from t.
Government of the United Stses aud Iat he also state
what officers or agents the part of said banks have
IN any way participated been instrumental i'm the
hrmauon OF any such contracts, agreements or spu-
ia'ons concerning the depose aud safe keeping oil said
moneys in said banks
Mr. Wise rose and objected The reception of the re-
srinilon, aud asked the of the House to permit
ham (Which not allow able the rules) To state
ton
Objection being made, the Chair stated that The rem.
tran could only proceed 10y permission of the House;
and the question being put there appeared ty nine in
the affirmative; when
Mr. Wise asked for the yeas and nays which were or.
dered aud Tie question was stated by the Chair.
MIR Wise With your prrmssiom sir will an.
nounce TO the House. that d. not wish TO enter into
debate upon this proposition, bat simply, in justice
Mr. W was here interrupted by cries of order from
varUus parts of the Hall
The question was then taken and the uouse rer,sed
TO permit MIR Wise the reasons which induced
hn to oppose the Introduction OF the resolution of his col
league, by The following vote
Pcas-Messrs. & Allan H. Allen Bell Bond ] Cal
noon, W. B Calhoun, Carter G.. Chanbers, N. IL
claiborne, } Z. H. Claiborne, Clark, Corwn Crane.
harrington, Denny, DT"nIgopir, Evans, Everett z. c.
din, Harlan, Harper, $. S HARRISON Hazene uender
son, Hester iioar, Howell James, j. w Jones. L. Lea
Lewis, Love- Loyal, Lyon, j. Y Mason, Maury. Nc
Comas, Mckay, McKennan, Mercer Morris. Parker
Pettigrew, Peyton, Phillips Reed Russell, A. H. Shep
pcrd Shields Shade Spanglcr Sandefer Steele Storer
iniiaierro, w Thompson, Vinton, White, Whi;tesey
and ). Wiasns-C6.
Nays-Aiessrs. Anthony, Ash, Barton, Bean, Beau.
mont Bockee, Boon, B0uldn, Boyd Burns Cambereug
Casey, Clancy, Chaplin, Cleveland, Coffee, Connof'
Crag, CIamer, eastman, Dickrrson Doubleday Fair.
hrid farl,n Fowler, French, Fry, w X. Fuller Gil
lett, j. Hall, llamer, a. G. Harrison HAYES Hawkins
haynes insey, Hopkins, dudley ilunlsnan W. Jack.
SON }. Jackson, Jarvis, Johnson, II. NJ. johnson, c.
johnson, Judson, Klgore, innard Klngcnsnith Lnne
Lawrence, G. Lee, ]. Lee, T. Lee, Leonard Linc"In
Logan, j. Mann, Manning Martin, w. Mason, NJ Ma
son, May, Mekim, SlcLcne, Montgomery Moore Nor
gan Ovens Page, Parks, Patterson Patton ID Pearce
Phelps, Potts John Reynolds, Seymour Shinn Sickcs
Smith, Speisht, Sutherland, TAI Ior Thomas j. Thorn.
son, Toueey, Tariff, yanderpoe Wagner, Ward
Ar Drongooe gave notice, that he should renew his
request 70 ihe House to-morrow 10 present the esou
ton, ond should il be again objected to- e should then
move a suspension Of the rules
Mr. Eel appealed to MIR. Wise 10 Withdraw his obec-
MIR. Wise said he would immediately rive hi. o.,
resolution.
MIR w. then asisd offer the following resolu
Rcs0'red, That a select committee be appointed with
power 10 send Tor persons aud papers, to inquire the
niode or agency OF selecting the Banks of d,pns c ,r
the public money the contracts with the Treasury De.
partneni, by which they regulated the manner in
which, and the persons by whom such contracts arc n,
nave been made into all correspondence wliasoe yeI
touching contacts for the deposiie OF c public rnuney
ana INTO all ccnnexon relation official or unofficial
winch exists has existed between any person or per
sons ana the Treasury Department. or between them
ana The deposiie Banks, any individuals or Banks
nGh"g the custody and the control and dcpostc OF the
pubic money or between any department Of the Ex+cu
1--WE, and any individual individuals or Banks toucb
ing the dsLursemcnls OF the public money appropriated
or unappropraled by aw; nnd into the amount oil com
pensaton OF any all AGENTS whats ,eypr Official mr. M,
oihclcal, connected with the said Department or aaid
banks, onchmg The disbursements safe keppino or de-.
p0Ste, OF the pubic money; and that said committee
have leave to report by bill ar otherwise.
MI w sad II the House would permit him 10 offer
tbis Fcs"ut"n MS colleague could his an amend
meat and tins would cu oil the preyi us que son rpon
Tue or"T as IN that il would be- the main question
tie had no iCea 81 ca. vi rouUes for an account
Of their conduct
OlJ' c ION beng made,
Mr. Wise moved susp"n soa OF the rules and asked
Tor inc yeas and hays, WHICH ordIcd and were
yeas -. nays 96
Yeas 'iess[s. g. Allan Ileman Allen. Bell Bond
gHnch John Calhnon, w Is. Calhoun Carter Childs
~ III Ciaib ,rne, Clark CDrgyin Cane Dcno, -
Everett Philo G.. Fuller j. Garland Gran0er Graves'
Grliln Hand Hall Hard lIurdin nsrlan Harper Al.
pert u Harrison, Hlzeltint, IIeslpr fIoar Howell
William Jackson, john w Joaes I.t,yler lawrence
Luxe Lea, Lewis l.asoln, Love- loyal Lyon Joshua
mas, Mckay, McKennan Mercer Miiliqap' hIo,ris
Patton, fetlgrew Pryt0n, Phillips Reed Russell Au.
CUISINE H. ShepPeFd, Shields iidc Sl0ane Span gler
Stindcer, Steele Storer, faiafrro Waddy 'rhompson
Underwood, Ninion, Washington, White Whltesey
Shcrr"d " iliaEs and Wise-75 -
Nays Messrs Anthony, Ash Barton Bean Beaop,.n,
b"ckec, Boon, Boyd, Buns Canbreleng Casey
George Chambers, Clancy, Chaplin, John r. a. Clai.
borne Cleveland COiiie, Conner Craig CranPr Cusb.
mnn' Dekefs5n, l)ouhleday, Dromgoolc Dunlap Fair.
Gaibr0h, Giilcu, Gassock Joseoh Hail iI.,ncr IL
ncgan, Samuel $. HARRISON ia ees IloVkins u,orcs