The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-29

IIeasur! again was inII-oi soVerhnient '"Ss
They Will serve, however, 10 keep the wind out
In the House, Canbreeng made an attempt 10
get up the Indian Hosliliues Appropriation bll'
lie was resisted by WhrIesy, who insisted that me
day should be devoted TO prvaiebills according 10
the rule.
TREAsukY NoTE BlLL.-The following are The
yeas aud nays on The motion in the House on thurs
day. 10 reconsider the vote on the passage OF 'he
Treasury Note Bill: =, An
YEAS-Messrs Adams, Alexander, IL, Allen, j.
w. Allen, Aycrigg, Bell, Biddle, Bond, b@rden'
Briggs, W. b Calhoun, J. Calhoun, w. b. lamp
bell, w. B. Carter, Chambers, Che"than,' Ihlas'
Clark, Coffin, CorwIn, Cranston, Crockett ou'us'
Gushing, Davies, Dennis Dunn, Evans, EVereu'
Ewing Il. Fletcher, Fillmore Garland, H. uaI
land, Toode, james Graham, VIM Graham, graves
Grennell, Hall, Hallstead, Harlan, Harper, Hast
ings Halves, Henry, HGrod hoffman; loP I ~
son, Kennedy, KiIlgore, Lincoln, Marvin; >, M
Mason s. Mason, Maury, May, Maxwell, Mcken-
nan, Menelee, Mercer, Mllligan, Mitchell, NJ MOI
Pope, Potts, Raridei,, Randolph Reed, Renche,r,
Ridgway, Robertson, Robinson, Rumsey, Kusseli,
SAWYER, Sergeant, A. H. Shepard, &, Shepard,
Shields, SibIey, Slade, Southgate, st"niy, stuart
Stone, Stranon, Tal'"terro' InonpsoG' l!iIins""St
Tuand, Underwood, A. 5. Whine, } Winnie, T.
Whittlesy, l.. Williams, Sherrod Williams, D. L.
Williams, c II. Williams, Wise, Yorke,lio.
NAYS-Messrs Anderson, Andrews, Anterior,
Beatty Beirne, Bickuel, Brdsail, Boon, bouidn,
BrodGead, Bronson, Buchanan, Bynum, Canbre'-
eng j Campbell, Casey, Chapman, CleeN eland Glow
neT, Coles, Conner, Craig, Gary, Cushman, Dayee,
DoGraff Dromgoue, Duncan Edwards, Gilmore, Far
rngionf aIi field, ISAAC fLElCh Ek roster, Fry.
Gallup, Glossock, Granriand, Grant, Gray, Griffin,
Haley Hammond, Flaw kius, Hay mes, llolSey, Holt,
Howard, HubIey, w. IL. Hunter, lngham, /. b.
Jackson, ]. Johnson, N. Jones, }. W Jones, kein,
Kcmbe, KiIngensmith, Legare, Lendbe'ter, Lewis,
Logon, Loomis, Martin, Nc Kay, h. M"Clelien, A
McClellen, Mcclure, Miller, Montgomery, Mnore,
Morgan, Murray, Noble. Owens, Palmer, Parker,
Parme uter, Penny hacker, Pelrken, Phelps, Pick
Dbl, han l(i.iln nd
son. Rives, Shelter, ShepIor, shy der, Spencer, Tay-
lor Thomas, Titus, oucy, Turney, Vail, Wander
vcer, Wagner, Webster, Weeks, l. T. w, Mhit'ieS-
ey, j. w. Williams, Worlhngton, 1eu-lU9'
The chair voted in the negative, thus making The
yeas and nays equal in number 30 Tie molIon 10
reconsider rel ecied.
IN Senate, MIR Clay presented petition asking
tho establishm eut OF United States Bank. Mr. ~
gave his views at much length ia support OF the Pc
Iition, and the necessity of such an institution
After debate between hlessrs buchanan,
Allen and othes, the petition WIS LAID on the Ia
bic aud ordered TO be printed.
In the House, petitions and other private business
having been long delay ed they burst upon us inns
morning like food. Whole regiments of them
were presented The subject OF the Currency
tho Cherokee Treaty-Mall routes-the hpol'loh OF
Slavery, and so forth.
EXPULSION OF MIR ADAMS.
MIR Adams presented great bundle of memorials
from the Stale Of New York and other places, ask
ing the House TO exp pei hm thereirom as most IN
,oIerabe nuisance Mr. A. moved TO refer the me-
MORALS TO IA select Committee Of Investigation, that
being the usual course adopted in such cases.
Mr. Diomsoole thought The whole was nothing
but IA QUIZ. lie said he would therefore move TO
Law The memorials on the table, unless Mr. Adams
desired his character to be Investigated.
Mr. Adams said he cared but very liltle about Ill
So, after hearty laugh the matter was laid on the
| table.
Mr. Adams then presented sundry memorials, ask
ing Congress 10 lay duty on distilled spirits. lie
sad it would be well to appoint standing Com
mIttee Temperance, but as 1t related to the rev.
enue he would move its reference 10 the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, all Of whom were very
temperate men "a laugh )-lt was finally referred 10
that Committee.
AT three o'clock, on motion of Mr. Cambreeng,
the House went into committee of the whole aud
took up the bill making appropriations for the
suppression of Indian Hustillies for 1885, and for
arrearages for 1881