Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11

the President Of the United States . -
tain and designate the boundary tseuon
Michigan and Wisconsin; which bin ~ ~
twice, BY consent, and ordered 70 b eoUeA
ed for third reading.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WAsH'xcros, Friday, -
RELATIONS WITH MEXICO.
Mr.. Howard from the Committee Of -,
eign Affairs to whom had been referred =
message Of the President Of the u. 8. ~
lation to Mexico, made = report, which g.
cludes with the following resolutions:
Resolved, That the indignities oGseea /,
the American flag, and injuries eoamiaAa1
upon the persons and property Of Ames;eea
citizens, by officers of the Mexican scvern
ment, and the refusal or neg;ecs Of mat -.
ernment TO make suitable atoasaeat. vouaA
justify the Congress Of the United States =
taking measures to obtain immediate reilu9
by the exercise Of its own power.
Resolved, That as an evidence Of IL =.
sire Of the American government to-
serve peaceful relations withthe govesaseae
of Mexico, as long rs the same may y -
patible with that dignity which il n1o y
the United States to preserve unimpa1aA
the President be, aud is hereby respeeafnI
requested to make another solemn -
in the most impressive form, upon tbsops-
eminent Of Mexico, for redress Of the ~.
ances which have heretofore been ioe0oDlnp
ally presented to its notice.
INVESTIGATION REPOR1S,
Mr.. GARLAND, Of Virgins, fron g.
jority Of the select committee appsiaes1o
the 4th day Of January last, to inquirs 49,
er the several banks employed foe asdN
Posite of public money have employed -
gent to reside at tho seat Of Covemmooeu
transact their business Mt the Treasury D.
partment; also, the character Of sueA -
ness; the compensation received u -
agent; whether employed at the reqf@
through the procurement Of the Iteang
Department; whether he receives eeGee
sation from the Treasury Departnee9
thereon at length, concludiae ~ f
the following resolutions.
I. Resolved, (as the opinion of tn 60 |
mittee,) That the several banks snp6y3
for the deposite Of the public mossy ~
not all, or any Of them, by joint o. ssssa
contract, employed an agent TO reside = -
seat Of Government, to transact 0ee -
ness with the Treasury Department.
2. REsoLvEp, las the opinion q tn -
mitteeO That no agent for the traasa
Of business between the deposite bssb q
the Treasury Department has beea suf
ed at the request or through the pss
ment Of said Department.
3. RESOLVED, las the opinion Of this -
mittee,) That the business Of ths dep
banks with the Treasury Departmsas -
conducted through any agent. bot = 49,
acted directly with the Secrstary
Treasury, or some officer Of the depossn
4. REsoLvEp, (as the opinion 81 ~ -
mittee) That no agent, IN any Way G.:
ted With the public deposites. sncs =
lnoval of said deposites from the Baak
United States. has received any coa9
ton from the Treasury Department
mittee) That several Of the tepoase -
have employed an agent to resias . e d
Of Government, for the purpooe = -
and transmitting information alseiiae - S
terests of said ba INKS, both fIo0 - -
nry Department and other sources, -
hitting public documents; that aesse ~.
BEN NJ. WHITNEY, WIN receives -
from said banks as they annunl =
services worth.
Which said resolutions lie upeo -
er's table.
Mr.. HENRY JOHNSON, ffoo e
believing that the Go -.
1rawn erroneous conclusions Inn r:
he testimony, presented the s1ss
Inference in writing, and his reese
with the report q -
that, agreeing with =.
he majority in the greater part = &
,ort, he regrets the differences q
POINTS to which he has alluded. ~
Mr.. PEYTON, from the saDe g 49, \
1t length, de views r.
~, accompanied By . resolutiss si
'ame, with the accompanying
v inserted Ia the Journal q u ~.
the views If the nso
and moved that IL SoS. 49,
minority Of said committee - O.