Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-24
Webster, White, E. Wh,tesey, L. Williams, S. Viii
lian,s and Wise-120.

Webster, White, r. NhHtiesey, -. Whliahs' ~ "'
J lianls and Wise-120.
So the motion was decided in the negative.
The question being next that part OF The mouon
making the bill the special order of the day for to-day at
II O'clock and every succeeding day thereafter t o'S
posed Of, ---.- $3.50 . ,,
mir. Holster moved 10 amend the amendment, by max
ing the bill the special order for the residue OF TINS cay
Which amendment Mr. Dickerson accepted as Inooln
cation of his motion.
Mr. Vanderpoel moved to amend the resolution, so as
to make the bill the order of the day for omorro'o At ~
clock instead of to-day, for the purpose OF nnay as
posing of the ratification bill which was engfossea ana
was ready for third reading; and upon cries OF NO. no.
no. from some quarters of the House, MIR. " SAID, II
gentlemen determined TO make distribution peiorc
the necessary appropriations made, he could not
help it, but he would insist upon his motion. -
Mr. Mckay was in favor Of this amendment and call
ed for the yeas and Nays which ordered, and we're
yeas lI3, nays LOG, as follows:
Tcns-hiessfs. John @. Adams, Ash, Barton Beale,
Bean. Beaumont, Bockee, Boon, Borden Bouldin, 3D.
wee, Brown, Buchanan, Burns. Bynum, CanoI Se
land, Coles, Cramer, Gushman, Dickerson, Dickson,
Doubleday, Dromgoole, Dunlap, Elmer, Fairfield, Far
lin, Fowler, French, Fry. w: K; Fuller, Galbraith, }.
Garland Ge HALEY HAIL. H HnwsI Gnn, iIson
Huntsu,an, Ingham, j. Jackson, Jarvis: Johnson H.
NJ Johnson G. Johnson, j. w. Joues B. Jones, judson,
Lane, Lansing, g. Lee, Lee, Il. Lee Leonard Logan
son, NJ. Mason, May, MeKeon, Me kim, AlsLene, Mil-
ler Moore Morgan, Muhlenberg, Owens, Page, Parks,
Patton F. PIERCE d. J. pearce, Phelps, Joseph Rcy-
nolds, Ripley, Rogers, Seymour, Shields Sh'nn, SICK
les, Smith, Speight, Sutherland, Taylor Thomas, John
Thomson, Toucey Towns, TurrilI Underwood, Wander
noel Wugener, Wardwell, Weeks, Thomas L. Whlltle-
sey, and Sherrod WilIiams-ll3.
Nugs-Messrs. c. Allan, n. Allen, Anthony Ashley,
Bailey, Bell Bond, Boyd Briggs, Bunch, j. Calli00n'
Chambers, j. Chambers. ChlIds, n r. Claiborne Clark,
Connl G:sag. Crane, Gushing, Darlington, Davis, De-
berry, Denny, Evans Esr1:: F"rrcsltrs- P c. Fuller,
G5E'and Gangsa GFpxes G HayJn H,rnn Gs,
S. s. Harrison Halves, Hazetnc, Henderson, llelsi'S.
Hoar, Howell, Hubey, Hunt, lngersoll, w. Jackson,
James, Jenfer, Henry Johnson KinnaFd Lnporie Lazy
E5ye Lysn s eson L'y sa1y t sc %sS
Mckeunan, Mercer, Miigan, Montgomery, Morris.
Parker, Patterson J. A. Pearce, Peyon, Phillips Pick
ems, Pinckney, Potts. Reed Rencher, John Reynolds,
SHADE, Spangcr, S,andeicr, Storcr Taliarrro, Vnon,
Washington, Webster, White, Elisha Whitt!csey, L.
Williams, and Wise-I06.
So The amendment agreed to.
Mr. Dunlap moved to amend the motion by making
the House bill, regulate the deposllcB Of tile public:
money in the State banks the special order with tbc Sc
nate bill; which amendment was nrgatived.
The motion Of Mr. Dckerson, as amended, was then
agreed TO- and slld bill committed to Committee
of the Wrue OH The Stare Of the Union, and made the
special order of the day fox Tomorrow and each succeed
ing day at the hour Of twelve clock, until disposed Of
MIR. Adams by leave, presented the petition Of Nm.
Otis, formerly Collector al Barnslablc massachusetts,.
which he moved 10 refer to select committee, with
power to send for persons und papers.
MIR. Hardin moved to refer it to the Committee
Claims; agreed to-
Messrs Eyans, Fuller of New York, Washington, and
McKim, presented petitions b. leave.
MIR. Thomas from the Select Committee The Dis
trlct Banks, made report, accompanied by b ~ eS
tend the charters OF certain banks in the District Of Co.
iumbu to the 18th Of March, 1887; which bisl rsad
twice and committed
he laid hafnr no ic,I;n
from the Secretary Of the Treasury transmitting report
from the Comptroller Of the Treasury in relation to the
coins Of the u States laid the table, and ordered 10
be printed
On motion of Mr.. Bailey, by leave,
ResOLoed, That the Committee on Revolutionary Claims
be instructed TO inquire into the eXpedency Vi Sran:'n
communication pay, half pay, bounty or othe. enmpensa
ton to the legal representatives of Col Richard Gedncy.
late Of Massachusetts,, for his services fDg anu
commander Of artillery in the Revolutionary
Mr.. Hunt, of New York, by leave. submitted 'ne fol-
lowing resolution
Rcsolred That select committee be appointed, witt,
power send for persons and papers, inquire whether
any member or members of Congress- head leods Of
department, any other officer Of The Government,
have received any accommodation or facilities tse any
person Persons bank banks in the sm oyncnt os
the Government not, obtaining the ct The pub
lie monc. Tor the purpose Of specializing i'll The purchase
Of the puOlIc lands.
Ailei inquiries from Mr.; Lewis snt Mr; MeKay
to This resolution being oduced and tbe Suggestion
OF friend had withdrawn it. He would take THIS veca-
sion 10 say he had borrowed cent 81 UoEey Of
bank in his life How the drawing of bis gay here was
conducted appear in the bank, he tiJ know.
lie knew he had never been behind for bis pay To the
amount Of cent.
He had heard of members ha ring had money
from certain other bank which was, sand having
had printing and other things al its expe0st.
To such rumoss he paid attention he did not care
how far they with the investigations. He hail
interest in it. But lie thought it useless, syuitiss and
rather prylng into peoples private affairs Than doing the
public service.
After some further remarks by Messrs Hunt, Adams,
Lewis, Boon, and Pcarce Of Rhode Island,
MIR. Speght moved the previous question: which was
81, not counted.
The main question then ordered to be put With |
out division.
The main question, which was on agreeing TO the re-
solution, was then put, and decided in the affirmative,
without division, aud the Select Committee order
ed 10 consist Of five members.
hlr. Wise moved suspension Of the rule for the pur
pose of taking up the resolution offered by Mr. Drom
gooe some time since, calling the Secretary Of the
Treasury for information relation 10 the deposle banks
together with his amendment thereto, and called for the
yeas and nays his motion; which ordered and
were-yeas l0I, nays 50, not two-thrds
So the motion 10 suspend decided in tho negative
The hour Of half past two o'clock having arrived the
House, in pursuance of former order, took
.Honday June CO., In conciusion
EYENI-TG SESSION.
MIR. Adams obtained leave offer n resolution direct
ing the Clerk of the House 10 TO be prepared
copy Of the Constitutions of the several States of the
Union, embracing all the amendments thereto adopted
frum the Declaration Of Independence till the year 1852
MIR. Adams, adverng 10 the convenience Of such
book Of reference for the of Congress- said that
complete work Of the kind had been published.
Mr. Graves objected to the publication of such works
1T the expense of The Government Members rho de-
sired TO possess such compilation might make it for
themselves tIe moved to lay the resolution the Ia
1le and the question being taken quorum did not vote
Other business was taken up Some Senate bills were
read and referred.
The House concurrcd in amendment Of Inc Senate
to the bill authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury To-
act agent for the United States in ali matters
corning the stock of the Government in the Bank of the