Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-07

grea. national measure. With taaSe r. aetA- ne
e.oa.l bea letve 10 ss.5-: t. sie Senate tie ~
.ozyfog amendment:
To strike o1, from Inc 81 . lsua -, II the
18Th Fundamental rule, and insert The i1.lo"ia= :
/ "And The SAID directors may a.so establish one
or more conpetcn; officers Of Discount and dePos-
Il 10 any territory district os The United States
and in any State, with the assent OF such STATE;
and when established. the sand oilice q Offices
shall net be remove cd or Withdrawn by the sad d.
rectoss prior the expiration Of the charter, with
out the previous assent Of Congress; provided, II
respect TO auy Safe which shall not, !: the tlcst
session of the Legislature Thereof held after The
passage ot this net. bv resolution other usUsl
legislative proceeding, Internationally assent or
dissent TO the ostah!sstlu,1nt Of such office or Oft
ces within il, The assent of the said State shat!
+ therefore be presur.led aud prov .ded. ncverlhe
less, that when II shall become necessary ana
proper for carry ing into execution any o. the pow
ers granted IN the Constitution, to establish any
Office Offices in any Of tho States Whatever.
and the establishment whereof shall be directed
by law it shall be ,hc duty Of the SAID directors to
establish such office Offices accordingly"
lie then explained the nature of The amend
men, showing the compromise, and expressing
the desire that il would be united in by the
friends of the measure, for the good OF our below
cd country and tho union and harmony of those
BY whose councils lis prosperity and happiness
/ would be once more restored.
Mr.. Rives replied TO Nj. Clay at some length,
( expressing his regret that he could not. consts-
tentlv with bis principles, unite with his friends
in this amendment, and giving his reasons there
for. Messrs Summon. and Preston advocated The
amendment, and Mcssrs. Calhoun Walker and
Buchanan. opposed it. After further
marks from Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Rives, the ques
ton on the amendment was taken, and carried
by the following vote.
YEAs-Messrs. Barrow, Bates, Bavarj. Bor-
tien, Choate, Clay. Of Ky, Dixon, Evans, Gra-
ham, Huntington, Kerr, Mangnm, MefFirk, Mil
Ter, MoFehcad, Phelps, Porter. Prentlss. Preston,
Simmons Smith, cfindiana, Southland, TaIImsdge,
While, Woodbrldge-2o.
NAYs-Messrs. Allen. Archer, Benton, Buc-
hannn, Calhoun, Clay, OF Ala Cuthbert. Fulton,
King, Linn. IcRoberts. Monlon. Nicholson,
Pierce Riyes. Sewer, Smith of Conn, Sturgeon,
Tappan, Walker, Williams, Woodbury., Wright,
Young-2l.
The bsii was then ordered 10 10 engrossed, by
a vote of23 II , 1.-THE yeas and nays being the
Same upon MIR. Clay's amendment.
JULY 2Sth.-Thc bill carne up at twelve o'clock
upon its fnal passage Mr. Benton moved lis ia
definite postpone ment, and accompanied his $50
ton by some remarks fIo was replied to by Mr..
Dixon. Mossrs White and Woodbury. also made
few remarks, the former agaipst the latter III ia
vor Of the postpoueInent. when Mr.. Benton's mo
ton failod-yc cas- II, nays 2S. The question taen
REQUIRED upon the hual passage OF the bill, and
the yeas and nays ordered upon the call Of
Henderson, rose. and SAID 'he did not wish 10 make
nInlselt 'viotuntariIy from the Senate Yesterday,
because he could not reconcile himself to give
support to that Without giving any
reason why, he should vote ior the bIl! as II nov
stood" The yeas and nays were then called,
aud the bill passed by the following vote:
YEAs-Nessfs Barrow, Bates. Blyard Bern
en-, Chonte, Clay, Of Ky. Dixon. Evans, Graham,
Henderson, Huntington, Kerr, Mangum, Morrick,
Miller, bioschoad, Phelps, Porter, Preutss, Pres
ton, Simmons, Smith, of Ind, Sauthard, Tall
madge, White and Woodhr!Jge-2i.
Massachusetts,. Alien. Archer, Benton. Buchan-
an, Calhoun, Clay, OF Ala, Fulton King, Linn,
McRpbcrfs, M2uton, Nicholson, Pierce, Rives,
Sewer. Smith, OF Conn, Sturgeon, Tappan Wnl
ker. Williams. Woodbury., Wright, and Young,
--o3
Previous 10 taking up The Fiscal Bank bill, Mr.
Preston reported from the Committee to which il
had been referred, the bill to amend the act for
carry ing into effect the convention between the
United States and Mexico, and it was unaCituous-
" passed. The Fertilization bill, from the House,
next taken Up. aud read. some objections
were made to the bill, and several notices of IN
tended propositions 80 amend given, when the
consideration of the subject was postponed I'll
the 30lh.
HOUSE, JULY 9Th, and 2Sth, 1911.
The Revenue bill was the chief matter before
the House. IN Cammttec, on both these days
Mr.. Underwood gave notice on tho former of
important anne dment which ne intended TO offer,
and on the latter Mr.. Kennedy. Of MARYLAND,
moved to strike out all after the enaCting clause
of the first section, end insert entirely new
bill. This amendment me. with the favor OF Mr.
Barnard. of New York, and soroe other members
The Committee addressed on the subject by
Messrs. Irwin Of Pennsy lvania, Barnard o: New
York, Winthrop of Massachusetts, Kennedy Of
Mary land. and Everett of Vermont, after which
i, rose and reported progress.
Mr.. Sergeant then moved that The Senate bill
to incorporate fiscal agent have its first and Sc
cnnd reading, AMI De referred 10 the Committee
Q! the Whole. After it was thus -eaj. Mr. Wise
expressed desire That IT be acted upon at the
carries, moment. Mr.. Sergeant said he should
call ituP the bill before the House was
disposed of. Mr. Pickens suggested that the bill
should not 60 10 a Committee Of the House, bu,
he would make motion upon the subject.
The bill then referred to the Committee
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