Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-14
NO. 10.

eventual collection and disbursement of the
public noucys of the United States, in the
constitutions! currency have received the
appreciation OF the people of this State.
| 2. Resoioed, That in The opinion of this
| Legislature, the policy indicated by those
Resolutions is essential 10 the best interests
oi the country; and that any public servant
who refuses To promote the same, pursles
n course injurious 10 the welfare and pros-
perity of The State.
3. Resoircd. That the presiding officers
OF tins Legislature. be requested to trans
mil copies ofthcsc Resolutions TO the Sena-
tors ana Representatives of this State, in
the Congress Of the U. S.
MIR. Adams, moved to strike out the above
resolutions, and insert the following;
Whereas, the Legislature has recently
expressed its opinions respecting the pro-
posed Sub-Trcasury policy, and the cons,i-
,,nI'Ionalny and cxpe'liency of National
Bank, wherein it was distinctly affirmed
that no interference was csigncd with n
difference Of opinion on the part of any
member of Congress from South Carolina.
and whereas this session has been called
for specific purpose Of internal policy,
Rcsolrcd, Therefore. That it is inexpcdi-
cnt AT this time TO reailirm our opinions OIL
these subjects.
The debate was continued by Messrs.
Davie, Rhctt, and Mcnminger, in favor Of
the resolutions Of Mr.. Davic, and Mr.. Adams
and Mr.. Petisru against them.
Mr.. IcadOn moved 10 strike out ofthc
I'd resolution, all after the word "country:..
this motion was opposed by Mr.. Rheu, and
supported by MIR. icadon and Mr.. Ilarllce,
the veas and nays lcing called for, were Or
dcred and were as follows,
cas-Mcssrs. Adams, Arnold, DeSaus-
sure, Edmons,on. Gavin Goodwin, HarlIec,
lrby, Jones. Kern, M Lauchlin Mills, ,Mycrs,
pc,iSru. Phillips, Porclcr, Stroblart, A. w.
Thomson, J. Toomcr, J. w. Toomcr Yea
don.-2l.
Nays-D. L. Wardlaw, Speaker, Messrs.
}. NJ. Allen, j. d. Allen, Aston, Arthur,
Barry, Barton. Belin, Berry, Boozcr, Bow
ers, Boycc. Brockman, Broyles, Buchanan,
'uford, Bull, Caldwell. Carr, Coachman,
C"lcock, Crawford, Crockett, Davie, D.
Douglass, J. Douglass, Edwards, Ellis, Ell
more, Erwin, Evins, Jas. Fair. Frost. Gar
vim, Gibson, Gillian, Glenn, Henderson,
Hoy. Higgins, Huiet, Jamison, Jenkins,
Jc'er. Labordc, Levy. Long, M'Dowell.
MPherson, Maxwell, Mcmmingcr, MofIc,t,
Jas. Moore, NJ. A. Moore, Murray, Neel.
John Palmer, Sam. J. Palmer Patterson,
Benz. Perry, Rainey, Reed, ,Rho,t, Rich
nrdson, Seymour, Spnnn, Symmes, II. H..
Thomson, Tompkins, Tyler, Watson, What
ley, Wilson, Withcrspoon, Woods-75.
So the motion TO strike out was not a..
doptcd.
Mr.. ]rby moved that the resolutions be
laid on the table and printed; and having
addressed the House in favor Of that motion
1t was negatived; he then moved to post
ponc the further consideration of the sub
ject to the 4th Monday in November next,
.lI NDl lad fnrll lltnx Il
ordered and We're
icas-Messrs. Adams, Arnold, Edmond
stou, Goodwyn, Irby, Jones. Kern, Mills,
Myers, Petisru, Phillips, Porcher, Strob-
hart, A. w. Thomson, J. Toomcr, J. w.
Toomer, Ieadon. Young,-1S.
Nays-D. l.. Wardlaw, Speaker, Messrs.
John NJ. Allen. J. ID. Allen, A lston, Arthur.
Barry, Barton, Bclin, Berry, Boozer, Bow
crs. Boycc. Brockman, Broy les, Buchanan,
Bniord Bull, Caldwell, Carr, Coachman,
Colcock, Crawford, Crockett, Davie, De-
Sanssure. y. Douglass, ]. Douglass. Ed
wards, Ellis, Elmorc- Erwin, Evins, james
Fair, Frost. Garvin, Gibbon, Gibson, Gil
lam, Glenn, Ilarilee, Henderson. HOY. Hug
| gins, lluiet Jarnison. Jenkins, Jetcr, La
borde, Levy, Long, Mcdowell; McLauch-
lin, Mcpherson, Maxwell, Mcmmingcr, J.
Moore, Moile,t. NJ. A. Moore, Murray.
NccI. John Palmer, S. J. Palmer, Pat,er-
son, Benjamin Perry, Rainey, Reed, Rhe,t,
Richardson, Seymour, Spann, Symmcs.
II. II. Thomson. Tompkins, TYLER, Wat
son, Whatlry. Wilson, ,Witherspoon, Woods.
10.
! Consequently they were not postponed.
Mr.. flarllce offered the following as a
substitute Tor the second resolution.
Reso!red. That i'll view of said resolu-
tons, we highly approve Of the bill now be-
fore Congress. to establish an independent
Treasury, with the specie clause, and con-
slider its success essential 10 the best interests
of This SIate; not agreed to. Mr. Jones
and Mr.. Harllcc having spoken briefly, the
question came up on striking out the reso-
lulions submitted by Mr.. Davie, in order to
insert those of Mr.. Adams. and was taken
by yeas and nays as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Adams. Arnold, Edmon-
ston, Gavin, Gibhon. Goodwin, Harlice,
Higgins. Irby, Jones' Kern, Mills, Petpru.
Phillips, POrcher, Srrobhart, a. w. Thorn
sou, J. Toomor, J. w. Toomcr, Yea,lon.
Young
Nhys--D. l.. Wardlaw, Speaker, Mcssrs.
.lno. NJ. Allen. J. ID. Allen, Aston, Arthur.
Barry, Barton, Bclin, Berry, BooZer, Bow
ers, BoNcc. Brockman, Broyles, Buchanan,
Buford, Bull, Caldwell, Carr, Coachman.
Colcock, Crawford, Crockett, Davic, De-
Saussurc. ID. Douglass. J. Douglass. Ed
wards. Ellis, Gilmore, Erwin, Evins, James
Fair, Frost, Garvin, Gibson, Gillian, Glenn,
Henderson, Hoy, liniet, Jamson. Jenkins,
Jeter, Laborde. Levy, Long, Mcdowell,
McLauchlin, Mcpherson, Maxwell, Mem
mlnser Moiiett. Jas. Moore, NJ. A. Moore,
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