The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-27
HOUSE on REPREsENTATIvEs.

with the petition offered some days since by NJ.
Visa from certain women in Halifax, Va, pray
ing Congress TO furnish husbands ior Northern ie
males. Teas aud MeKico.-Mr. Elmore of South
Carolina, eaisrsd resolution that o,000 addition
al copies be printed Of The correspondence or the
annexation of 1eIas, with extracts FROM other
documents enumerated in the resolution. Mr..
Adams objected to the printing of extracts only.-
lie moved that the whole OF the documents named
be printed. Some debate between Messr.. Ell
more and Adams took place, when 1t was cut of
By the order Of the day.
Treasury Notes.-The House took up the ball
10 suihorise ihs issue OF Treasury notes. The
question having been reached on the third read.
Ing Of the bill, the vote decided IN the silirtna
tiye-yeas 49,, nays9S
So the bill was ordered to a third reading.
The bill thsreupon was read third tune and
passed.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10.
IN SENATE.-The Senate resumed the con.
sdsraiien of the bill authorizing the depOsils OF
merchandise in the public stores, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Calhoun said he mad not given the BIZ, 50
thorough examination as be could desire; but,
a. far as his vote was concerned he would b. hap
Py 10 give II, II certain obset:sns could be remOv-
cd relating 10 the compromise bill, respecting
which he had felt, and should stall feel difficult
ty. 1t was important, he said, that act should re-
msin undsiurbed. AL its object should haye been
accomplished in 1912; aud he should Certainly
not disturb it. With vieS to remove the dllh
Guilty on thus point, he Offered pr0vIso 10 be an
nsVed 10 the first section . the BILL which he said,
would remeve al the difficulty far It related
u southern interests; aud tic would then chesT-
fully give the bill his vote, provided gentlemen
who represented tae manu- '1Ciafing and CONNER
ci1l interests Of The Moth were satisfied with
the bill.
The whole effect Of this prqyiso was 10 leave u
optional with the importer either 10 avail hlmsel
OF the proysions Of this till refuse, aud con-
form Is existing laws. The choice however,
required 10 be made before The goods should ~ de-
posted in the public stores,
Mr.. Wright expressed hlinselfia favor Of tbs
amendment
Mr.. Clay, sf Kentucky objected to ibis proyiso,
as giving too muea latitude TO commercial opera
tioas, u the injury of the domestic trade aud man
ufaciures. Mlschisf had formerly been done 10
these interests, BY throwing large quantities at
foreign goods to slut the market Bot as TINS bih
would give facilities 10 foreign merchants aud man
ufaciures, whieh might b j. irious 10 eur own,
vas unwilling tha; il should become law I'LL they
should know the views ADD wishes Of those whose
interests woGlc 10 uost affected by rs "a ags.
With tiew to this " !. G. moved 10 post, poae the
bill til the hrs; Goaeay ID December mex.
The question on Mr. GAYS motion to postpone
the bill was then put, ana decided 10 the Negative.
The further consideration Of Tie bill eas post.
poned 1rAil lo-mortow-
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIYES.
The moraiag was oeca pied 10 debating tho re-
solution relative 10 TIE corree 9ndsuce on The sn5-
Iect OF Tex and Msxeo, presented the previous
cay BY Mr.. E!nore Of south Carolina. vs.. f.
more acceuted lie amendment surresled by Mr..