The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-06-07

Executive, where, he would ask, we're those appre-
tensions OF the gentleman sumbering, when
the motion 10 place certain 100000 OF dollars in
The hands OF The President OF the United States 10
be used o. his discretion, was spending In that House
| Mr. EvEREiT explained, and defended Tins sec
lion.
! The House then adopted the second branch of this
amendment by the following vote: yeas la, nays
Mr. EVERETT then offered the following amend
ment 10 come in after the 18Th line ofthe bill: {" For
making treaties with hostile Indian Tribes, ten hous
| and dollars"
| Mr. HOPKINS moved the Previous Question
\ which was seconded - 10 g.
Mr. EVERETT demanded the yeas and nays on
/ ordering the main question Lost
/ The main question being ordered, without diyi-
sion,
Mr. GRAHAM, Of n. c.. asked the yeas and nays
on the engrossmenl. Lost.
The bill, as amended, was then ordered 10 be en-
crossed and read third time this day.
! Being read third time, and the question recur-
/ ring on lis passage,
Mr. j. L. WILLIAMS asked for the yeas and
nays, which were ordered, and the bill ras passed by
/ the following vote
| YEAS-Messrs Adams, Heman Allen, John w.
Allen, Anderson, Andrews Atherton, Aycrgg, Banks,
Beatty, Beine, Ben, Bicknell, Birdsa Bond, Boom
Borden Brodhesd, bronson. buchanan, Bynum, Cam
breleng. w. b Camphell Garter, Casey, Chambers,
| CLANCY, Chapman, Cheahani, Cleveland, Clowney,
| Coles, Crazy, Cushman, Darlington, Dawson. Davee,
Davies, DeGnf, Dromgooe, Duncan, Dunn, Edwards,
Elmore, burlington, Fairfield, Gallup, James Garland
Rice Garland, James Graham, Grantland Grant,
Graves, Haley, Hall, Hammond, Harrison, Hawkins
Haynes, Herod. Holscy. Holt, Hopkins, Howard, Hub
i ley, w. II. Hunter, r. NJ r. Hunter, lngham Il. b.
Jackson Jcner, IL johnson, J. johnson, n. Jones, J.
W Jones, Kcm, Kemble, Kennedy, Klgore, Klingen-
smith, Legare. Lesdbetter Logan, LOOMS. Lyon,
| Mallory, Marvin, s. Mason, Martin, Maury, Maxwell,
Mckay, X Mcclellan. Abraham Mcclellan, Mcclure,
Mekennan, Mercer, Moor, Morgan, S.WMons, Noble,
Noycs Psrmenter, Paris, Paynter Pennybacker Pet
rikn, Phelps, Pope, Potter, s. s Prentiss, Randolph,
Rely, Rencher, Rheu. Richardson, Rves, Robinson
| Russell, Sawyer, Shelter, A. H. Shepperd Charles
Shepard, Shields, Sbepor Snyder, Sou,hgale Spencer
Stuart, Taliaierro, Taylor, Thomas, Toucey, Towns
Wsgener, Webster Weeks, J. White, f. Whtlesey
i: /. WhittIesey, J.. Williams, Williams, j. w.
| Williams, J. l.. Williams, Word-I43
/ NAYS--Messrs. Alexander, Bddle, Boudin, w b.
Calhoun, Dennis Everett. X. Fletcher Fillmore, Goodc
VIM. Graham, Grenne, Hasted, HAYES, Henry, Hof
man. Lincoln, MIlligsn, e. Morris, Naylor, Ogle Pat
terson, Phillips Potts, Rariden, Reed, Ridgway Rum
sey, Sergeant Sade, Stanley, Strstton Tnghast, To-
land Underwood, Wise, Yell, YoIke--37.
On motion, at o'clock,
The House adjourned
In the House OF Representatives, on Monday,
| June A.
Mr.. RIDGWAY presented memorial signed by
20 females and n males, citizens of Brown town
ship, in Delaware county, Ohio. They respectfully
request the House of Representatives of the United
States TO rescind the resolution which passed that
body on the 2lst December, 1887, touching the pre-
seDtaton of memorials on the abolition of slavery,
and buying, selling, and transferring of slaves, in
any State Territory, district OF the United States
which was laid on the table
Mr.. McKENNAN presented the remonsrance OF
sundry citizens of Brownsville and Bridgeport, Fay
cite county, Pennsylvania alleging that the instru-
ment, called treaty with The Cherokees, signed at
New Echota, is invalid, and protesting against its
enforcement.