Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-26
Mr.. Adams having, in the Intern, re.

Mr.. Adams having, in the Intern, re.
sumcd his seat,
Tue chair replied, none at all.
Tie Clerk then proceeded with the roll,
and, the name of Mr.. Wise having been
called, that gentleman rose and refused 10
vote.
The roll having been called through.
Tue Chair announced the vote: Yeas
l85, nays 6.
So the House determined that The decision
ofthe Chair should stand. by the judgment
of the HOUSE.
And the said petitions were then laid on
the table, under the provisions Of the reso.
luton.
STATE LEGISLATURE.
The following are the resolutions adop-
ted in the House Of Representatives and on
the subject Of the currency &c.
l. Resolued, That ii is the righ: duty of
The Senators and Representatives OF the
people, in the Safes. 20 express tier opIn.
ion upon such rests Of their cons unts,
Vote unanimous.
2. Resozved, That, in the opinion OF this
Legislature, it is expedient that the e.
venues of the Federal Governmc MT, be 10
collected, as ultimately to sever the Gov
from oil connection with Banks. Vote,
to-.
3. Resohved. That, in The opinion of this
Legislature. the Revenues Of the Federal
Government, should be so deposited, kept,
and disbnrsed, as mol to be connected with,
or usel in Banking operations. Vote, lis to
2.]
l. RESOLVED, Tha: it woald be unconsii.
tuional, inexpedent and dangerous. to IN
corporate a National Bank. Questions
divided--On The declaration "that 1t would
be unconstitutional" The cote acas 1O7 to7;
and on its being Inexpedient and danger.
ous," "ll2 TO 3.
Yeas.-Hon. D. C. Wardlaw, Speaker,
Messrs Allison. Aston, Arthur, Beatty,
Belin, Belinger, Bakeney, Boozcr, Boyce,
Bradley, Brockman, Brown, Buchanan,
BuforJ, Bull, Burt, Caldwell, Calhoun
Gaines, Cantey, Carr, Carroll cocook,
Crockst,, David, Davis. Dawlins, Dessau-
sure, James Douglass, John Douglass, Eek.
hard, Elfe, Elliott, EImore, Evans, Evins,
Erwin, Fair, Fripp, Fros', Fillmore +. NJ
Garven, William W. Garvin, Griffin, Hane,
Henderson, Heywald Hibben, H'bbler,
Hoy, Hrger, Hunt, Ingraham, Jacobs,
Jameson. Ker. Lenor, Love, Mcdowell,
Magrath, Marsh, M"mminger, Moffet',
Moore, Moody, Moye, Murray, Neel, o.
Bryan, E. G. Palmer, Samuel J. Palmer.
Patterson, Phillips, Poole. Porchcr, william
Reed, Reid, james B Richardson, J. S.
Richardson. Rogers, Saxon, Schnicrrle,
Seymour, Smith, Taylor, II. II. Thomson,
Tyler, Walker, Washington. Whaley, Whit
field, Wilder, Williams, Williamson, Will.
son, Wimbish, Wingate, Withorspoou,
Woods -103.
Nays. Ms s,,s. Aiken. Arnold, Calhoun,
Cox, Mckinney. Mdd ct, n, Perry, Powell,
J. p. Reed, A. w. Thomson--l0.
A Bill to repeal an Act, entitled an
Act, to amend the law, in relation in grant.
Jog licenses to retail spurious liquors, and
for other purposes, &c. was read the sec
ond time Mr.. Dessausure moved its nde-
finite pos;ponement Mr.. J. P. Reed op-
posed the motion and called for the yeas
and nays, which were ordered BY the House,
and were IS fo'lows
Ycas-Ilon. D. L. Wardlav, Speaker,
MessrS. Aiken Arnold. Arthur, Belin, Bel.
linger, Bnyce, Blockman, Buchanan, Buff
ord, Bull, Bsrf, Gaines, Carroll, Davis, Dc,
saussure, Eckard, Ellie, Elliott, Evins, Err.
win. Fair. Finley, Frost, Fulmore, Gage.
W. w. Garvin, Griffin, Hanc Henderson,
Hibbcnblcr, Huser, Ing:aham, Jackson,
Jacksons, Jacobs. !amison, Lenoir, Nc
Dowcll, Magra;h, Marsh, Martin Memmin.
ger, Moffet', Moye, Murray. E. G. Palm
er, John Palmer, S. J. Palmer. Patterson :;
Perry. Phillips, Porcher, is, Richardson,
Schncrle, Seymour, Taylor, Tyler, F. Fl. !
Wardlaw, Whalcy, Wimbish, Winga'e.-
63.
Nays.-.--Aliison, Boozcr, Bradley,
Brown, Caldwell, Calhoun, Canty, Carr,
Colcock, Cohoun. Cox, Crocket, David,
Dawkins. James Douglass, John Douglass,
Emore, Evans, +. N. GarvIn, Hoy, Hunt,
Love, Mckinney. Moore, Moody, ,Neel, Poole,
Powell, ]. P. Reed, VIM. Reed, Rogers,
Saxon, II. II. Thompson, Walker, White
field, Wilder, Williams. Wilhcrspoon.
Wilson, Witherspoon, Woods-42.
Z &c. ~