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GeRs GOrdOn,s Proposition.
T 9 IS acopssof the original /" di
vorcssSFass moved by Gen. Gordon, in lieu o.
the pet bank system of Gspf1aakson, appended
10 which are the ayes and noes-ayes 49, noes
l6l-among the former, only one or two
friends of the administration are to be found.
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representations Of the United States Of
America, az Congress assembled,
That, from and after the--day oil
----, in the year, the collectors
Of the public revenue, at places where the
sums collected shall not exceed the sum of
--dollarS per annum, shall be the
agents ofthe Treasurer to keep and dis,
burse the same, and be subject to such rules
and regulations, and give such bond and
security, as he shall prescribe for the faith
ful execution of their offices, and shall re-
ceive, in addition to the compensation now
allowed by law, -- per centum on
The sums disbursed, so that it does not ex-
ceed the snm of -- dollars per an
mum.
SEC. 9 Aad be u further enacted,
That at places where the amount of public
revenue collected shall exceed the sum of
dollars per annum, there shall be
appointed by the President by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate, re.
ceivers ofthe public revenue. 10 be agents
of the Treasurer, who shall give such bond
and security to keep and disburse the pub
lie revenue and be subject to such rules and
regulations, as the Treasurer shall pre-
scribe, and shall receive for their service
per centum per annum on the sums
disbursed. provided itdoes not exceed the
sum dollars per annum.
SEC. 8. And be 1T further enacted,
That, from and after the --- day Of
-, the whole revenue of the United
States derived from customs, lands, or
coi6s iRes 0Shaea haa Bates Be 9sid IN The
The subject was debated the 10th, 18th |
and 18th of February, and. on the last
named day, the question being taken on
Mr. Gordon's amendment, the yeas and
NAYS were as follows:
YEAs-MesSrs. John @. Adams, He
man Allen, John J. Allen, Chiffon Allen,
Archer, Barker, Beale Beatty, Campbell,
Claiborne, William Clark, Clayton, Amos
Davis, Davenport, Deberry, Foster, Gam
bic, Gordon, Griffin, Heath. Letcher,
Lewis, Martindale McComas, Pickens,
Robertson, Spangler. Steele, William p.
TAYLOR, Wilde, Williams. Wise-35.
Nays-Messrs John Adams, William
Allen, Ashley Banks. Barringer, Baylies,
Bean, Beaumont, Bell, Binney. Bockee,
Boon, Couldin, Briggs. Brown, Bunch,
Burns, Bynum, Cage, Cambreleng, Car
Carr. Casey, CLANCY, Clinton,
Chian, Samuel Clark, Clc.sr. Coffee,
Cramer, Crane, Darlington, Day, Denny,
Dlckerson, Dickinson. Dunlap, Evans.
Edward Everett, Ewing. Ferris, Fillmore,
Fowler. William X. Fuller, Fulton, Gal
,raith. Garland, Gillet, Gilmer. Gorham,
Grayson, Grennell, Joseph Hall.
Hiland Hall, Thomas H. Hall, Halsey
Hamer, Hennegan, Hard, Hardin, Harper
Hathaway, Hawkins, Hender-
son, Heister, Howell, Hubbard, Hunting
on, Inge, William Jackson, Ebenezer
Jackson, Jones, Jarvis, Richard M. John
son, Noadiah Johnson, Benjamin Jones,
KiIgore, King, Kinard, Lane,
Lansing, Laporte, LukeLee, ThomasLee,
Lincoln. Love, Loyal, Lucas, Lyon, Lyle,
Abiiah Mann, Joel X. Mann, Marshall,
MardIs, John Y. Mason. Moses Mason,
Iay. Nc Carly, McIntire, Mckay. McKen-
an, McKims Mckinley. McLare, Move
D, Miller, Milligan, Miner, Henry Mitch
II. Robert Mitchell, Moore, Morgan.
luhlenburg. Murphy. Osgood. Page,
PARKS, Parker, Patton, Patterson, DuteeJ.
oearce Philips, Price, Pierson, Pinckney,
olummer, Polk, Pope, Potts, Ramsey,
Reed, Reynolds, schenck. Schley, VIM. B.
Shepard, Augustine Fl. Shepperd. Shinn,
Slade, Smith, Speight Standefer, William :
laylor. Francis Thomas, Thompson,
TeIrilI, Tweedy, Vance. Van :
Houten, Wagener, Ward Wardwell
Webster, Whallon. White,
Sothe amendment was rejected-Y eas s
30, Nays l6l. Il
LovE.-In the first approaches ere i
has assumed any definite character, it is
rnll of Eo.ht ooJ haantyy Its hidden agency