Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-28

whatever should then be OF hand beyond inc I'VE ,.
tbrm like other faithful agents. but was the !o"'s
= aware that under the PROVISIONS oil tl''S sce All,
but trnre sum that could be drawn per ui'ha 0l
,houf ont, million prr quarter could DC Drawn. H'
on,J no, ec, The outstanding appropriations as las
as ,bcy would be called for II would take many year,
- TO draw from these new repositories Tue sum OF 1"en
millions of dollars. The money thus dcPosiled cahno
hn rolled unon To meet these appropriations any oe
considerable call upon the Treasury. He then submit
ted 10 the consideration of the House the proprety o.
adopting his amendment, and returning in the treasury
a sufficient sum. at all times ut command OF the rus
~ Department, to meet all our engagements IN p
manner. He would ask, what objection there co"'u ~
to leaving these sums in the Treasury! rho d.
Under this bill there provision requli" hev had
posite banks to pay two per cent lnterest If !,
!. certain amount of public money IN thef ra j.;
considerable sum were left with them .sy I"S. p~y
terest, which had heretofore been dsor;os
as very rioht and proper; but these new oeP"sii,
were not reon;rcd TO nav interest at all he then ~"uo
ask if the section now under consideration maze Tue
Stale Treasures merely repositories IN the o!u,nat
sense of that term what peculiar advantage was 10 Dc
derived 70 nny bodv giving the State treasures pre-
ference over the other depositores He could not INA.
rine ,or eycert that it might be presumed that there
yas orcn,er safety in the former than in the latter. lie
could not imagine any other for this preference
unless it true that this section to be considered
as actually making distribution not to be returned Of
all that should be found in the Treasury on the first o.
q
sfion bill Has this been avowed? He would ask, in
what part of the Constitution the power to be found
which authorized Congress distribute? II there Is
any authority for this BILL it must be under the inciden.
tai power to take care of and keep the public money
Then both the present and the proposed repositories
are to be merely repositories Of the public money why
should there be any particular anxiety to give the one
preference over the other SO as to place Inc
tons beyond our reach when wish to use them lie
knew the House were DESTROYS Of acting and he would
extend his remarks further at the present ttnc tie
had said all that he deemed necessary 10 enable tine Mouse
understand why he wished his amendment aooPteo
He might, hereafter, if an opportunity was allowed him.
90 into discussion Of the main question: but il was not
perhaps proper 60 beyond the consideration OF the
amendment be had offered He hoped the House would
adopt it.
Mr. Hamer called for the yeas and nays the amend
ent of Mr. Get but the House refused to order them,
and the amendment to the amendment was then mega
tived.
The question was then taken the amendment Of
the Committee of the Whole, which the substitute
for the 18th secon and decided in the armatve-yeas
142, nays Gas follows:
Bean, Bell, Bockee, Boon, Borden, Bouldn, boVee'
Boyd, Briggs. Brown, Buchanan, Burns, Bynum, j.
Calhoon, ". B. Calhoun, Carr, Casey, J. Chambers
Clancy, Chapman, Chaplin, N. H. Claiborne, Clark,
Cleveland, Conner, Corwin, Craig, Cramer, Gushing,
Cushman, Deberry Denny, Dickerson, Doubleday, Fair
field, Faran Forester, French, Fry, Gu!brah, j. Gar
land, Gillet G.antland, Graves, Grayson Grennel!,
Griffin, Haley, flanagan, Hardin, Harlan s. S. H3rFi-
son. A. G. HARRISON Halves, Hawkins, Hazeltine, Hen
derson, Hester Hopkins, Howard Eub!ey, Huntington,
Huntsnan Ingham, J. Jackson j. Johnson Il. NJ. John
son. c. Johnson w. jones' B. Jones, Judson, Kilgoe,
Kinnard, Lane, Laporte, Lawrence j. Lee, Thos Lee,
Leonard, Lewis, Lincoln Logan, Lucas Lyon, j. Mann,
Martin, J. Y Mason w. Mason, Nj. Mason, jr s. Ma
son, May, McCon,as, McKennan, McKeon. Mercer,
Owens, Parker, Patterson, F. Pierce, d. j. Pearce A.
Pearce, Pc,tgrcw, Phelps, Phillips, Pickens Rencher,
John Reynolds, Joseph Reynolds, Ripley, Russell sey
mour A. H. Shepherd Shields, Shinn slade, Smith,
- Sntbor md Tar1,r
son, Toucey, Towns, Turrl, Underwood, FanderSoct,
Wagner, Ward, Wardwell, Washington, White, and T.
T. Whttescy-l42.
Mus-Messrs John G. Adams, II. Allen, Aoh, Ash
ley, Bailey, Beaumont, Bond, Bunch, Cambre.eRg Car
ter, Chlds, F. H. Claiborne, Coles, Crane, Darlington
Dromgoole, Evans, Everett p G. Fuller, W. Z. Fuller,
r. Garland, Granger, j. Hall, Hamer Hard, Harper,
Hoar, Howell, lngersol, WIN. Jackson, James, Jarvis,
Jenifer, Henry Johnson, Lansing, LAWYER, Lay Luke
Lea Love, Loyal, Abijah Mann, Jr Maury, McCarty,
Mckay, McKim, McLene, Miigan, Page, Parks Patton,
les Standefer, Taaferro, Thomas, Yinton, Webster
Whittlesey, Lewis Williams, Sherrod Williams, and
Wise-66
Mr. Halves then moved the previous question, which
seconded by the House-yeas 81, nays p.
Mr.. Rencher called for the yeas and nays ordering
the main question; which were not ordered.
MIR. Hopkins moved to reconsider the vote by which
the previous question seconded; which motion
decided in the negative-yeas IS, nnys IS.
The main question was then ordered TO be pat with
out division.
Mr.. Pierce, of New Hampshire, moved tina. She House
adourn-Los
MIR Granger called for the yeas and nays the main
question: beng ordering the bib and amendments 10
be engrossed9 which were ordered and wcre-yeas l63
nays 44-as follows:
Yeas-Messrs John c. Adams c. Allan, H. Allen,
Anthony, Ashley, Bailey, Bell, Bockee, Bond, Boon,
Borden, Boyd, Briggs Buchanan, Bunch, Bynum, j..
Calhoon W. Calhoun Carr Garter Casey j. Cham ham
bers, CLANCY, Chapman, Chaplin, Childs, n. n. Cla
borne, Clark, Cleveland, Connor Corwn Craig, Gramer
Crane, Gushing, Darlington, Debsrry, Denny, Dcker-
sou, Doubleday, Evans Everett, forester, Fowler,
Garland, Granger, Granand, Graves, Gmyson, ,Gren-
nell, Griffin, Haley, Hannegan, Hard Hardin, Harlan,
Harper S. s. Harrison; A. G. Harrison Halves, Haw-
Howard, Howell, HubIey, Hunt Euntsman, IngersolI,
Ingham w Jackson, Jackson, Jsnes Jenifer John.
son, R. NJ. johnson, H. johnson, g w Jones, BJones,
Judson, Kgore, Kinnard Lane, Laporte, Lawler, Law
Logan, Love, Lucas, Lyon, Manu. Martin, M Mason,
S. Mason Maury, May, McCarty, McCouas, MeKen-
nan, Mercer, Miller Mligan, Montgomery, Morgan,
Norris Muhenberg, Owens, Parker, Patterson, Patton,
Phillips Pickens, Potts. Reed Rencher Reynolds
Jose phi Reynolds Ripley Robertson, Russell, Seymour,
A. FL Shepperd, Shields, Shnn, Slade, Smith, .Spang-
Ter, speght, Standeer, storer Sutherland Taliatrro,
J. Thomson, Toucey, Underwood, Vinton, 'Wagener,
Washington, Webster, White, E. Whtcsey, r. T.
Whittlesey, l.. Williams, and S. Williams-IC3 I
NaysaMessrs Ash, Barton, Beule, Bean: Beaumont,
Brown, Burns, Cambreleng: J:. Fl: Claiborne, Coles,
Hail. I4amer, Huntington, Jarvis C. so!snson ,Lansng,
J. Lee, Loyal, A. Mann, j. Y Mason, w. Mason Nc.
Kay, McKeon, McKim, McLene, Page, Parks, Pierce,
Pinckney, Roane Rogers Sickles Taylor Thomas Van
derpoel, Ward, Wardwel Weeks and Wise-t4
So the bill ordered to be engrossed and read third
time to-day.
Mi. Toucey moved an adjournment: Lost.
The bill being on ts.passage,
MIR Loyal called for the yeas and nays, whie'~ere
ordered, and wcre-yeas 155, 'reys3S"as follows:
KsaslMessts: Adams, C. Allan, r. Allen, Anthony,
Ashley, Bailey, Ben Bcckee, Bond, Boon, rBu:dsE b.
zee, Boyd, Briggs, Bunch, Bynum, j. CalooE,ya7 B.
Calhoun Carr, Carter, Casey, J. Chambers, Clancy,
Cba,m,n Cban;r Cb;lds y n Claiborne QIa,k