Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-29
Richmond, Thursday, March 90
THE ,SyB. TREASURY BILL.

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Richmond, Thursday, March 20.
THE SUB. TREASURY BILL:
W. lay before our readers the Proceedings Of the
s,not, nm SATURDAY. and MondAy and of the House 81
REPRESENTATIVES Tuesday, upon the Sub treasury bull
1he Senate struck out the Specie clause by majority
Of en-and on Monday, passed the bill by majority oil
lco-On Tuesday, MIR. Patton moved TO ley ms VII on
The National In,ellgencer considers this vote as "an
Indication of strong dislike 10 The bill on the part Of the
Honsa I'M, is not conclusive vote, as The bill may al
INV lime hereafter be taken up and acted upon"
The Globe devotes the following article 10 The subject
ATS, uofe in The House the principle NJ separating The
Government from The Bands
"Mr Patton of Virginia this day moved to lay the Sc
na,e hill establishing an Independent Treasury on the
table On this proposition every member adverse
10 The principle of the bill voted with MT. r. rumoI
was abroad Yesterday that attempt OF this sort would
he made BY the Opposition 10 get rid of the bill at once
in this obique mode; but it appears not 10 have been
credited by many OF the mes! devoted friends OF The
measure twenty-five Of them being absent when the ST.
mister proposition sprung upon the house. lhe
yote however full of encouragement Tor the success
Of this vital measure in some shape The vote 10 lay II
on the table, stood-Yeus LOG, nays 90.
"Mr Gray voted in The affirmative, 80 as 10 bc ena
bled 10 move reconsideration MIR. Gray in favor
of the BILL and against laying on the table, SO that the
vote of those present stands ayes l05 49, There
were so members absent Of them opposed, and % in
favor Of the bill that had all been present. whose
expected the vote would have stood, ayes
u.s. noes l2l.
ain addition TO The III there were absent from MIS-
sssipp vacancies in Maine, and absent from Lou
isnna and The Speaker who did not vote, making 6 /;
which being added to the l2l would make l27; that
if The House had been full, the vote would have been,
in favor Of laying the table lis, and against it l27
Members absent on the vote 10 lay the Independent
Treasury bill OF the Senate on the table, March 81,
1904
In favor of the bill. Opposed to tic bill.
Mr. Bouldia, Mr. Borden,
G GSehana'' CuiS",
Chapnan Davies, of Penn.
Davec OF Muino, Joncr,
Edwards ,v. p pe'tt' oil sid''
'''' u ''' Renc6er
Iol, Rumscy
Hunter of Ohio, j. Wilams-l0.
I lack: D. o. vi G1;i
KlinsensmL,
l.ooinis, OF n. y,
NcKim,
9 1oo,s,
Purmcn,or
Petriksn,
Kelly,
tv WIS oan
the C;he correct in lis premises or conclusions, We
,;T iii :, i; bo,b ree,eris II takes for granted that
a InS a,aa npverv member presen, ad verse TO
M ,aIo ~ ,h Hill Rn Lot us scan the 90 noes nd
w rh,t, ,ho. NO not severol me rs amony the H.
.Jo.sa -, rho Hill We do mt nretepd 10 know
Wv a'e Iii ,t 90 ,nombers. bnt we are al once
ne ~ . T., ,,os IS lanes Al Mason and Mornan
suu'A "t.n :"s 1850. md win tho name of Mr.
VINO are ~. hs,r;o che We have reasons 10 be-
v. .i,, 10 Nil O,s NJ The member, from
l,ese, oPPoseu " ne e. Ceor, arc also decidedly
oouIn SalG,"a ana o,ber REPRESENTATIVES from
ePPosseur w IT. ;u en,rcely vote for the BiIl in
~; C., r,deed one of ihem. (Mr Pickens1
i.s dao,ed in Ibe course of the debate that
11is coT mi under the circumstances be considered
=, ,est vote On The c.ueyaI question: Strike these l2
- f,u, tho 1e, and add Them 10 The other side of The
-; nv nanonI oummo,v of the Globe. 100 for the Bill
"a I5T a1.;nst !,
a"p D., Is, NJ pober,son ond the : REPRESENTATIVES
~ D pGol;n 90 dorb,f,l. and the ratio would then
t'o"i ~ 10 IN o. 800, no General summary far
We, 10 d0' .e I'D So Somtb (,aron, Renresenl..
!: W., AZ p.Ia,t.o, ,oubIrnI Bni The calculation
HSs Sne WI snsce cIouse the Renresents.
lives oil South Carolina VIII Vole sga!h'f t.o
WIN thaI Clause IN ~ thefe is 'j'sy VI e" 'ga"s'
IL 10 lne Sehate.
we nave no means OF scanning the ohel Voles ana OF
testing the other statements oil the GLOBE; Dut admitting
battle will be fought in the House OF Representatives by
the friends OF the Snb-Ifeasury on Mr. Comorelens
Bi-whlch has the hard money feature IN 1t; Even II
that bill can pass the House, 1t VIII be arrested 6y ma
Jorty OF len IN the seha'eana tne senate Dill cannot
pass Tue Touse-out we Sse nv uea, .ua. e'eN ''e
f'Ia Me D'i mas any c"an's VI Passlng NC
una. ' ,ia, 10 s.so,,;,n ~ TX &c ~ Tho
nags as ey aie, I RES uo,a. nd ,he ~,
,c , ,ne J;.o.o,;o1,s dsnosa j.; 10 S,,,a panL
p' 10 ~ VIC TIL TO- :. ,no dc
by no NlenHs- nc iegsao.o" 10 .oo geleiai-,re US
creuon IN me E1eculSe oihceIs Is 100 large. 'ney
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80, ia. - ,La confu 49, nons,,i dpno