Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-11


Smi:h, OF Indiana, Soulhard, Spence, Swift,
Tallmadge, Upton, Webster, Whitc-23.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
Thursday, Sept. 80. A number of
memorials against the annexation of Texas
were presented.
Mr.. Shcrrod Williams asked that the fel.
sowiny resolutions, which he intended here.
aiier to offer be printed for the considera-
ton of the members
l. Resolved, That il is expedient imnne.
dia;aly 10 establish a Bank Of the Uni;ed
states, for thu purpose of afording 10 the
People ofthe United States fixed, uniform,
and certain currency. That it is important
ard highly expedient to baye such an jnsti.
as fiscal agen, for the Government in the
collection and disbursement Of the revenue
of the nation. -,
2. Resolved, That in the creation of Q
Bank Of the United States, the charter
should be so constituted as TO exclude for.
eigners from holding stock iu the same, and
to hold the stockholders responsible and Ii.
able, eut of their private and individual pro-
perty, according to the amount held by each
for the redemption ofthe notes issued, aud
debts and liabilities OF said bank.
8. Resolved, further, That in the opinioa
of this House Bank Of the United States
is the only safe, certain, and sure means by
which q Uniform, fixed, and permanent pa.
per currency can bs obtained.
The printing was ordered.
Some time was spent in consideration Of
the report OF the Committee on Elections
in the case Of hessrs. Gholson and Clai.
bone.
The House adapted rule to .aksafe.
cess at 8. every day ono hour.
STATE DEPosIyss.
The House resumed the considerations
of the bill to postpone the fourth instalment
Of deposcs with the States.
Aficr considerable debate, the previous
question was was called BY Mr. Cuslman,
aud sustained, l24 to l02.
The main question, being on ordering
the bill TO third reading, then recurring
Mr.. Briggs asked lor tho yeas and nays
thereon, which were ordered, and we're
yeas l19, nays lit, as follows; 80.
Yeas-Messrs. Anderson, Andrews. Athef-
ION, Beatty, Beirne, Bicknen, Birdsall, Boon.
Bouldin, Brodhead, Bronson, Bruyn, Buchan-
All, Bynum, Cambreleng. T. J. Carter, Chan
ey. Chapman, CIley, Claiborne, Clark, C!evo-
Cleaveland, Coles, Connor. Craig. Cushman.
Dayee, De Graft Dromgoole, duncan, Edf
wdwaras. Harrington, Fairfield, l.. Fletcher,
land, Gradt, Haley, Hammond. Hamer. Har.
-isnn, Hawkins, Haynes, Kelsey, Holt, How
ard, HuJley, William H: Hunter. Rr N. 7.
Hunter, Ingham, T. B. Jackson. ]. Jackson,
J. Johnson. N. Jones, John, w. Jones Kemble.
Kilgore. Klngensmith. Legare. Leadbetter.
Lewsl Logan. Arphaxed. Loomis, Lyon, James
u. Mason, Martin, Mckay. Robt. McClellen.
A. Mcclellan Mcclure, McK Kim, Miller. Moore,
Morgan, Samuel w. Morris, Mulenoreg, Mau.
~, Noble, Overs, Palmer, Parker, Harnenter..
Patton, Paynter, Pennybacker. PetrikeD,
Pheps, Pickens, Plumer, Potter, Pratt, Prentiss,
Rely, Richardson. Rives. Sawyer. Shelter.
shipler Spenscer, Stewart. Taylor, Thomas.
Titus, Toucy, Towns, Turney, Vail, Wander
yeer, Wagener, Webster. Weeks. Thomas, T
Whittlessy. Jared, w. Williams. Werthington
and Yell-ll9.
NAYs-Messrs. Adams, Alexander, Heman
Allen, John, w. Allen, Ayckrigg, Rel, Biddle.
Bond, Borden, Briggs, William. B. Calhoun.
John, Calhoun. w 3 Campbell, John Campbell
W B Carter, Casey, Chambers, Cheatham
hilds. Clowney, Corwin, Crany. Cransson,
Crockett, Curtis, Gushing, Darlington. Daw.
sons, Davis. Deberry, Dennis, Dunn, Elmore,
Evans, Everett, Ewing, Richard Fletcher,
Fillmore, Rice Garland, Goode, James Graham,
w Graham, Graves, Gray, Grennell, Griffin,
Hall, Halstead, Harlan, Harper, Hastings,
Haues, Henry, Herod, Hoffman, Hopkins,
Jenifer, II Johnson, w C Johnson, Lincoln.
Andrew, w Loomis, Mallory, Marvin, Samson,
Mason, Maury, May, Newell, McKennan,
Menefee, Mercer, MIgan, Motgomery, Mat.
tiias Morris, Calvary Morris, Naylor, Noyes,
Ogle, Patterson, Pearce, Peep, Phillips, Pope,
Potts, Rariden, Reed. Rencher, Rheet, Ridg.
way, Robertson, Rumsey. Russell, Surgeant,
Augustine, II Shepherd, Char. Shepherd,
Shields. Sibley, Slade, Smith, Snyder, South.
gate, Stanley, Stratton. Taliaferro, Thomson,
fillinghast, Toland, Underwood, Albert s.
White, John White, Elisha Wlittlosey, Lewis
Williams Joseph Williams, CHRISTOPHER II
Williams, Wise, Randall aud Yorke-ll7.
So,the bill vas ordered to third read.
ins.
Mr.. pickens, having voted in the major.
ity, moved to reconsider. the above vote.
which motion lies over for tomorrow. Mr..
P. then gave notice that he should then
submit his amendment.
On motion Of tho same gentleman,
The House adjourned.
Friday. Sept. 30. Bills were reported to
make appropriations for the Florida War, and
to continue in force certain laws to the end OF
the next session. The report on the Mississip.
oi election was debated without any questica
being taken, after which
TIE DEPesIfE BILL.