The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-23


vision FOL cue nerting ihe capitol g Ivy
millions. should Cong as future period
deem Is niece
1f Calhoun spoke length on lhe doc
tIlnes and unento Of nj. swim financial
The Bill or the relief the BANKS q the
District then taken up, and aehaiea MI
much Vrnlh
At rattle late hour b Senate adjou ne
The chief business Of to-day AZ as Tie con-
sIdeaaiion 81 the Bi iog renewing he char
sers 81 ne Banks 81 the District d colum-
bIa. TIE discussion was very gall and tie
opposition Of the ansi.hank Senators very
decided. The Bill was finally ordered e
ihi1a reading.
JuNE 81
Mr.. Allen Of 0hios presented the resolu.
lions Of ciiizens.of Cincinnati against "a.
tional Bank He said. e people Of Ohio.
would resist, BY force. the establishment Of
Bank of the'United States "a that State.
mr. Clay pleasantly remarked, that i Sic
wing party had been aware Of this hostility
Is the party, they might, perhaps, have hest
lated ia their measures; but as they bad gone
50 far. they would abide the consequences.
To-day the Senate takes up The project Of
the Fiscal Bank, and Mr.. Clay IS expected
10 make his opening speech on il.
We have not received this day Is proceed.
lings,up to the hour Of adjournment
JUaE "a,
Mr.. Bucharan's resolutions came up for
consideration, upon which, there was con-
siderable aparing.
The Senate then proceeded TO the consid-
Grafton of the Bin to incorporate the subscri-
bers to the Fiscal Bank of the United States.
The FIRST section having been read Mr..
Clay rose to make some explanations in ad-
dition to the report already made.
Mr.. Calhoun wished for a little more time
to look into the bill, and moved to postpone
the further consideration of the bill until
tomorrow.
After some discussion the further conside-
ration of the bill was postponed BY ayes IS,
noes 10.
The bill for the relief of Mrs. Harrison was
considered in committee of the whole, and
, after considerable discussion, the bill was
read a third time. The Senate then adjourned.
JUNE IS.
The whole of this day was consumed in
discussing the Bill to incorporate the subscri-
? bers to Fiscal Bank of the United States
: The bill was read by sections, and number
Of amendments made; after which the SEN
ate adjourned.
Neither Of the Houses met on the 26lh, on
account of the removal of the remains OF
Gen. Harrison.
On the 28th, 29th and 3Olh Of June, and
the LIST and Cd inst. the Senate was engaged
in the discussion Of the Bank Bill.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
JUNE 10.
MIR. Clark, OF N. Y, made an Intellectual
attempt to reconsider the vote Of the even
ing previous, apPropriasing $25 900 to the
widow Of the late president.
) The petition Of Mr.. Torrance, Of Pa, to
revise the tariff, was called up and again laid
on the table. A number Of other petitions
were disposed Of in the same way. Mr..
Adams had large quantity, principally on
slavery.
Mr.. Adams offered a resolution calling for
areport of the last census which was adopted.
Mr.. Davis submitted a resolution calling
for the correspondence on the seizure Of
s American vessels by British cruizers.
The House adjsurned at 8 O'Clock.
JUNE 81
The credentials of Mr. Levy, delegate
a from Florida, being presented, the Speaker
: read them and administered the oath.
B The Bill providing for the expenses Of the
extra session, &c, was discussed ID come
mittee of the whole, reported and passed.
The question pending, was on certain res
I'll, u M
e day, asking the reference of a plan for fis-
: cal agent; which plan he submitted.
Mr.. Andrews moved to lay the whole SUBJ
: ject on the table, which mo6on was rejected
i by yeas SO, nays ~ The plan was then
referred to the select committee on the cur
rency.
JUNE %
Mr.. Pope. Of Ky., moved reconside ration
9 of the vote BY which the House had referred
Z the Senate Bill for Tie repeal Of the Sub
: Treasury Law to the committee on Ways aud
Means. Afterla lengthy debate, the Bill was
!. finally handed oyer TO The select committee
2 on the currency.
A Message was received from the 81 esi.
4 dent Oh the United States, forwarding copies
OF the cosresp ondence held between him and
the committee appointed BY the authorities
OF Cincinnati for the removal Of fhE body
OF the late President.
The cores pond encelhaVing been read, $ s,
g re1eued g select committee. and ofdefe 81
io Be printed, Tie House then adjourned.
UP to the q inst ne proceedings n hs
& House are of but little interest. The hi|l ol
I. Of public lands and the present ation Of peti.
S li0ns. having 90 als ler. occupied The tilnl
oi The House.