The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-22

manner in which the Caroline was burned, and
owned that the Secretary of State had set forth
that matter well.
MIR. Huntington Of Conn. followed in opposi-
ton to Vii. Calhoun, and discussed The question
at length, and had hardly finished when this dis
patch was closed,
ID the House an election of printer took place
MI: Sergeant nominated Gales and Seaton. Mr.
Mcheon nominated Blair and Rives. Mr.. Gil
mer stated that he did not inrepd to mako a
nomination, but vote for Peter Force. who was =
Printer, and was not attached TO either political
or religious press.
Whole number Of votes, 2f3
Necessary TO choice, LOT
Gales & Seaton, ,134
Blair & Rives, 70
Peter Force,
Messrs. Gales & Seaton we've declared by the
Speaker Only elected.
June II, la4I.
IN SENATE.
The following memorials and petitions were
presented and appropriately referred
By Mr.. CLAY, of Kentucky Two memo.
rias from the city Of New York, numerously
signed, praying the enactman, of uniform
bankrupt law.
By Mr.. PRENTISS: From number of
citiz1ns Of Vermont, praying for the establish
ment of q mail rout from ID .iby, through the
towns of Holland, Morgan. East Charleston.
Brunswick, and Maidstone, to Guildhal, in said
Stale.
= Mr.. MERRlCK, from the Committee for
the District of Columbia, reported bill to re-
vivc and continue i'll force, until the 4th day of
July 1913, the charters of the banks of the
District Of Columbia.
The bill aPPropriating for limited time the
proceeds of the public lands TO the several
States, and for granting lands to certain States,
was read 4 second time, and referred 10 the
Committee on the Public Lands.
The following resolution. moved some days
ago by MIR. Clay. of KY, having been taken Up
for consideration
ReSohed., Thai when the Senate adjourn
during the present session leaving a subject
under discussion and undecided, the considera-
ton Of the subject shall be resumed at the next
meeting of the Senate. Immediately after the
journal is read, and petitions and reports are
received, without waiting for the usual hour of
ore o'clock.
On this resolution debate arose in which
Mcssrs. CLAY of KY. BENTON, YOUNG
BAYARD, BUCHANAN, KING, CAL
HOUN, and ALLEN participated, and which
resulted in modification of the resolution by
Mr.. Clay to read as follows, in which shape il
was adopted, viz.
ResoIred, That during the present session,
at the expiration of one hour of the meeting of
The Senate each day, the Senate will proceed
TO the consideration Of the subject left unfnsh-
ed the proceeding day, unless Otherwise
ordered by the Senate
FISCAL BANK OF THE UNITED
STATES.
A report was received and read from the
Secretary of the Treasury. containing the
heads of his proposed plan for Fiscal Bank of
the United States, accompanied by bill in
with it.
The bill and report were referred to tho Sc
lect Committee on the Currency. and 1900
extra copies of both were ordered to be printed
{ The plan of the Secretary will be found in
another part of this paper !
The Senate then went into the election Of a
Chaplain.
When the Rev. Mr.. TusrlS, having re-
ceived 30 votes, was declared duly elected.
And the Senate adjourned