Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12
CONGRESS.

far further action, eap, we think be all passed, and
n any nasmbors have lime 70 reach their homes, be-
fsre the Isl Of September.
Ihis Bill passed the II use by 1873 ayes 10 81
poes ami the National InteIligencer holds the fol-
loving language on i,s passage:
" The bill to establish the Fiscal Bank
Of the United States, which passed the
Senate some days ago, passed the House
Of Representatives, on 9th inst, by ma
loriiy Of thirty one votes, and now only
requires the assen. Of the President Of the
United Statss to become a law.
The bill passed the House as it came
from the Senate, without amendment or
alteration Of any sort. Not that Il mac
not better have been amended IN some
particulars bat our political friends aP-
pear to have considered it most eSpedlent
10 pass the bill in its present shape, ana
leave the desired amendments TO be dis
posed OF in a supplementary bill, 10 be
brought forward at the present session.
In consequence of the failure 10 pro-
cure amendments deemed by them lndIs-
psnsable, few Wings, Mr.. Adams among
them, voted against the bill. No strong.
er evidence can be given Of .hs determine
ed spirit Of the Wing party, than that the
separation of such men as Mr.. Adams.
and those of the same politics who did
not unite with the party on this question,
should yet leave The majority in favor Of
the bill SO large.
Thus the House of Representatives
nd led another to its claims to the applause
of the People, for the fidelity with which
il obeys the WILL and the perseverance,
and irmness with which it executes their
purposes"
As our readers may wish to see The names of the
members Who voted for and egsin.t the BIZ, we
slbjoin them:
YEas--Me.srs Afford L. w. Andrews, S j.
Andrews, Arnold, Aycrgg, Babcock, Baker. Bar
nard, Barton, Birdseye, Bock, Blair. BoardInan
Borden, Bots, Briggs, Broekwsy, Bronson, Mil
ford Brown J. Brown, Burncll, VIM. Butler, Cal
honn w Campbell, 7. j. Campbell, Caruthers,
Chl.ds J. {. Clarke, 5. N. Clarke, Cowen, Cram
stou, Cravens Cushing q. Davis, VIM. G. Daw-
son, Debarry, J. Edwards, Eevereii, Fessenden.
Fillmore, A. l.. Foster, Gamble, Comfy. Giddlngs,
tioxgin p. G. Code, Graham, Green Greig, Ht
hefsham, Hall, H,ls,ed, w. s. Hastings, Henry,
Howard, Hudson, HINT. J. Irwin, james, VIM.
johnson, |. D. Jones, J p. Kennedy, King Lane,
Lawrence Linn S. Mason, Mathiot, Matocks,
Maxwell M iynafd, Meriwether, Moore Morgan,
Morris, Morrow, Nsbet Osborne, O@sley, Pendle
ton, Pearce. Pope Powell, Profit Ramsey, b. Ran
dali, A. Ransa Randolph. Rsyner, Rencher
Ridg.ay, Rodney, Russell, Saltonstall, Sergeant,
Shepherd, Simonton, Smith, Sprisg, Stanly Stoke
ley, Sratton, Stuart, summers, Taliaferro John d
Thompson, II. w. Thompson, TiIlinghast, Ioand,
Tomlinson, Tripiett, Trumbull, Underwood, Van
Rensselaer,, Wallace, Warren Washington, 3 D.
White, J. l. White, T. W. Williams l.. Williams,
c. II WilIiqms J. J.. Williams, Winthrop, Yoke
A Young, J. Young-l28
NaYs.--Messrs adams, Arlington. Atherton,
Banks, Beeson, Edaek, Bovine, Boyd a. v
Bfown, Charles Bfown, Burke, S Fl. Butter, VIM
o. Butter, Green W. Caldwell, P. c, Caldwell j.
Campbell. Cary, Chapman, Clifford, Clinton, Coles,
Danisl. X. D. Davis, Dean, Dimock, Doan, Dog,
John c. Edwards, Egbert, Ferris, ]. G Floyd,
A. FLOYD, Fornance, r. +. Foster, Gt!ner, VIM.
O. Goole, Gordon, Cuisine, Harris, J. ,sings,
Hays Holmes, Hopkins, Houck Houston, Hub
hard Hunter IngeIsoll, Wm. w. Irria, Jack, c.
johnson, John w. Jones, Keim A. Kennedy, Lew
il, Littlefeld, Lowell, A. Mcclellan. r. Nj Clel-
lar, Mckay, McKeon Mallory, Marchaod, A
MARSHALL, T. F.. Marshall j. I. Mason, Mathews,
Medal, Miller, Newhard, Oliver, Parmen'er, PAT
fridge, Payne, Pickens. Plsner, Redins. Rhett,
Riggs, Rogers, Roosevelt Sanford, Saunders, Shaw,
Shields, Snyder, Steenrod, sweeney, Turney, Van
Buren,. Ward, WatteIson, Weller, Westbrook, j.
w. Williams, Wise. Wood-97.
The introduction of the resolutions of tho repeal
meeting in Fauquier-to which referred Inst
week--creatsd three hours debate, on Saturday
IL the Senate. They were laid The table.
During the discussion, Mr.. CLAY uttered warm
rulogy on the conduct of the House Of Represent
atiyes-t had proved itself g Wing House
nn@, said Mr.. c., " God bless them"
The Naval Pension Bill was then read third
line, and passed. Whersupon, Mr.. Mangum said
-" The Senate having had glory enough for one
day. | move an adjournment Carried
GA the same day, the House engaged priuc
paiy in the discussion OF The Sub.Treasury Repeal
Bill
On Monday last, the Senate took up the Land
Bll--when protracted discussion took place, on
one of host of amendments offered by Senators
Ia the II use, resolution was offered, that Con
sfess adjourn on tina 18th.
During The day. the following incident occurred.
The private Secretary of the President made his
appearance in the Hall; a as the Bank Bill had
been sen, to the President, for his signature, mem.
hers were on tir,oe to hear his communication.
H. announced " the signature Of the President
the Bill to extend the act of ncorporation to the
Mechanics society of the District Of Columbia -
whish followed by Peals of laughter.
The repeal Of the sub Treasury, afterwards came
before the House Several members having spo.
ken, Mr., GiDDINGs, Of Ohio, justly remarked, that
the Sub Treasury Question had been sufficiently
discussed by the American People, the two Houses
of Congress, and By all classes and parcels OF the
People. Every thing had been said upon the sub
iect hich could be said and to cut of what nigh
be an intermnable discussion, he moved he Previ'
Gus Question"
call of the House was going on, at the time the
renort of the Baltimore American eotclrded, from
which We make up summary. The reporter
adds " The biNseiAbs repealed 5ya sirong cote,
this epentng.' And. in postscript says; " No
tang is kaopn Of The intentions Of ths President,
in reference TO the Bank BiH"
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THE BANK BILL-THE GLOBE,
In an exchange paper, the other day, an article
met eye, purporting be from the Washing