Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-21

not rote two States unrcprescntcd. Had every
seat been filed, and every member voicd the
suit would probably have been Yeas l2I, Mans
I2l or very nearly
Wings in the affirmative 81 Opposition 81
Wings in the negative 40 Opposition So
Wings absent not voting o Opposition ~
Wings from :he Free States
on,o in the affirmative q Negative % q
Wings from slave States do do. az
Opposition do. 0 do. 80
Wo have thus Analysed the vote as clearly as
possible both politically and scctionally, leaving
every one to draw his own ncrences.
The resolution Of Mr.. Wise, rs amended by
MIR. Underwood, calling on the Secretary of the
Treasury for his plan Of fiscal agent, &c. was
laid on the table
MIR. Briggs called up his resolution providing for
the appointment Of the regular standing commit.
tees of the House, and having accepted rs nodi-
fcation, an amendment of MIR. Sergeant, appoint
ing n select committee OF nine members on the
bject of fiscal agent, it was adopted the lat
ter clause by vote of yeas 125, nays 90
1t is TO he remarked that this proposition for
raising n select committee, WINS originally present.
ed Ivy Mr. Wise but lie Withdrew il to-day, for
the purpose no doubt, of enabling Mr.. Sergeant to
stand NJ the head of the committee, n position
which belongs TO him above all members of the
House.
TUESDAY, June s.
Senate. The debate was resumed on the bill 10
repeal the Sub Treasury law Tho question i'm.
rnedately before the Senate was an amendment
proposed to the bill by Mr.. Clay, repeating The
dCpoSte act of 1886.
The amendment wng opposed by Messrs. Ber-
rien, Calhoun and alkcr, and lost, and the bill
ordered TO be engrossed, us introduced, by vote
of 30 TO &C. as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Bates, Bnyard,
Bcrien, buchanan, Choalo, Clay of KY, Clayton,
Dixon, Evans, Graham, Henderson, Huntington
s,,Iy
Phelps, Porter, prentiss Preston, Rives, Simmons
Smilh of Indiana, Southland, Tallmadge, White,
WooJbrdge-30.
Noys-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Calhoun, Clay Of
Ala, Fulton, King, Nicholson, Pierce, Sewer
Smith of Con, Tappan, Walker, HiHian,s, Wood.
bury, Wright, Young-16.
MIR. Buchanan OF Pa, votes under instructions
his loco colleague, Sturgeon, lodges. Williams,
loco, of Maine, votes contrary TO instructions.
The effect of rejecting Mr. Clay's amendment
is to leave the depostc nc, of 1896 in force when
the subreasury is repealed The Senate seem to
think this advisable until some other System is
agreed upon
House.-Thc following were announced as the
standing committees appointed by the Speaker,
locos in italics.
Eleciions-M essrs. Ualstead, Blair Craven Dor
den, Summers, Gamble, "A. y. Broom, .Mediit, and
James W. Wiliiams-6 " higs to Locos.
Hays aud .Means-Nlessrs Fillmore, Glmcr
Bots, Samson, 'Thomas r. Marshall, Rencher
Pickens, John ". Jones, and .4thtrton-6 to 3.
Claims Messrs. Giddings, Sprigg, Linn, War.
rem. Arnold, Cowen, Banks, Burke, and Robe
.ucCleLlan-6 to 3.
Commuce-Messrs. John p. Kennedy, Win
throp, Toland, Iayner, Benjamin Randall, e. ID
White, Bre,esler, and Charles Broion--G TO 8.
Public Lands-Messrs. VIM. Cost Johnson
Morrow, Lewis, Williams, Smith, Gentry, Bron
son, Howard, Chapman aud Gaze JohnSon-7 to 2
Post Office and Post Rouds-Messrs. Briggs, Jo
seph l.. Williams, Russell, Brockway, Morgan
Owsey, Kennedy, Hopkins, and Reding6 TO g.
District of Columbia Mcssrs Underwood King
Kcim, John Campbell, and John 7. Mnson-5 to a.
Judiciary Messrs. Barnard, Trumbu, Max
well, Il. f. Foster, Milton Brown, Pearce, niger
gersoU, RoosereIf, and Saunders-6 10 g.
Revolutionary Claims-Messrs Hall, p.
Goode, II. }. Campbell, .Maihio, Washington
James, Pnrmenter, ". o. Goode, and Fan Buren, =
5to4.
Public Erpenditmes-NIessrs. Graham, Childs
Hudson, Allrod, Clinton, jeremiah Brown. Vat
ferson, Green, and Litle6sid-6 to 3.
| Public Land ClGims-h1essrs. Moore, X. ID. Da
Wis, Brdscye, Gamble, Stuart Cross, j. B. Daw
son, Iurney and Cordon-5 tod.
.'IdnQdctres-hlcssrs. Saonsal Randolph
Greig, Henry, slade, Tillinghast, Nisbcl, A. Mar
shall, and Easiman-7 TO 2.
4grieuhure-Messrs. Dcberry, Ridgway, Sim
onton, Doig, a. Mcclellan, arlington, Mattock,
Staiu, and John Hastings to $,
Indian .46airs-Messrs. Adams, Cooper, Barton
| w. b. Campbell, Merriwe,Iier, Chitlcn,len, ShcI
perd, William Butler, and Bididck-S 10 /.
Military Affairs = MeSsrs. w. C. Dawson, Wa
| lace, Caruihers, Psndeton, Goggin, Van Rcnsse
Iaer, ". o. Butler, Sumter and .NiLer-6 to 3.
Juiiitia-Messrs, kein,, Triple,t, Coles, StokeIey
Yard, Weller, S'reney LOrea and S. II. Butler
2to7.
NapaI .46aus-Mes srs. Wise, Stanly, G.. Davi
T.W. Williams, King, Burnell Fessenden, Ma
Tory and CiGord-6to l..
Foreign AGairs-Nlessrs Cushing Evere,
Hunt, }. e. Clark, Allon, Profit, Rhen Hunter an
FernS-6to 3.
observation-disclosures. Pope, C. II. Williams So
Iers, Maynard Hays, Gates, Green, ". CaidlOei
Daniel and Dean-5to4.
"a Revolutionary PenSions--NIcssrs. Talialerr,
Rodney, Lane, l.. w. Andrews, ,. N. Clark
Babcock Z. "A. Foyd and Fornance-7 to 9.
InUaih PensonS-Messrs. Morrlss, Aycrigg,
Edwards Gerry, Gordon, Habard, Doan, S,raito
and Gitsfine--4 10 5.
Roads and Canais--Messrs Lawrence, j.
White, Boardman, Sherlock, J. Andrews, J.
Thompson John Young, Steenrod, w. W. lrwl
and BeeSon-7 to g.
Patsnis-slessrs. Osborne, Crunslon, Plume
| Ramsay and Sdn|ord-3 to2.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Messrs Boart
man, Augustus Young, CraIsion, Bo,one an
Hoods to'2.
Refusal and Unfinished Business essrs Jane
Station, Dimoek, Jack and &. A. Fioyd-2 TO 3;
.fceouais--AIessrs. Baker L. W. Andrew
JfarchandJ ). g. Floyd and Yorke-3to to-
JMiedge- Alessrs. Il. W. Williams 4. Q. Cal
isel, }. G. Edwards, Wesibrock and Egbert-i
Expenditures in the Stale Department -Messr
Yan Buren,, Hudson, Olirer, Brockwuy and w.
Hastings 3 to2
| Expenditures IN The Treasury Department