Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

-" 'lN'"is u'hcu the House To take up the rcso
luton ~ relation 10 Mcleod. and upon which a
gentleman from New York. (Afr RaunanD vo. ON
'l'Itu 10 the hnor. That resolution, MIR Adams re
marked had been before the House for tho ,,b,Io
session and he thought IL lime it was dIsr,seJ of
IL lhe House would not indulge him IN lhs. MIR
Nuaihs Sa'u ne hopeI u would proceed 10 take IN a
resolution uiicrod by him at the commencement al
The session OF Congress ia hen,iou 4, STATE MI
lhis Restitution, la ono form or another no L,J no
sthitd To The consideration Of Cunrrcss far s,,,o
Three years, and when introduced al INC commcnc.-
nenI OF The session, 1t had been postponed for ON.
gay Inc one bad been three months, and md fair
To be more. ""
With The general consent Of Inc U,pso Ia 81.
10 nave permission 10 take up Tins rcsoluIi,,, a. !,
rciaIed particularly 10 The Arkansas Sto,c h,nJ.
ana The investment of The Smithsonian fund by H..
IN these bonds. Mr. Adam, rcm,,kcJ
maj TIE iund VSJO,OOO) had been inyc,teJ I'M b,rd.
d par winch now sold for SO. The bonds wore
bought with gold, British gold. and wb,t n. -.
uIaHy wished TO call the attention of Congress ,o
was the Tact that the bill under which The Srcrc,,,'
OF 'he treasury made thc investment r. quircd n r..
Investment OF Ie interest IN Stale Bonds.
MI ADAMS wished that section ufiI,e art i, r,r
ucu'af repealed. Alter some further remarks. a m,.
non was submitted Ia take up lhe Resolution The
mo'I"i, was not agreed To-, and Ihc subject passed
from the House.
TIE LAND BILL.
nc LIMP ' ffeeSS5IrfSad bach Inc En- En- = G''m OFT ruD'
~ icitIIoi 10 The Distribution Of The Public D,,..;,
"iih a recommendation Of ,oncurrcucc II, H.
m'hdnieHis Of the Senate. The afncpIroc,,s 49,,
i"s been read, the P.eyious Question yy,s uo,cJ
me- WISE raised q question u order in rcErcnco
=" INC bHl' coniendiug that the Bill should Dc rcE,r.
9 10 'he Of the Whole. Tho sneaker
oNtln"lCd iiis, and upon an apr1,I Vo .,,aua
by n vote Of lOS 10 81. The prcyi,,. %"
was seconded by a vote Of lO1 10 %.
Upon the first amendment there yy,g , H..
Tue S'naIc cOnlendlng in favor uf"Ihe reprc.
sentative federal population as asccrioiucJ Is, H.
''s' census The House insists upon tho n ,-..
sentative principle, and the Senate / presume riu
Senate was 1876 10 81. w" "o
Two Other amendments were non. c,nc,,roJ,,
! We amendment IA relation 10 the Comprom,so ,y,s
'uHied' lOo ioJl. An attempt was made =, 70
'olSincr u winch met with no success. tThe CON.
curfehce ~ THIS amendment insurcs. II - th,,,h,
the success Of ilte BILL
a question was then made 10 Law t,c hin moo,
tho tablc-lost, iOf to 81
Mr. Anterior made a second Cn.u 10 have n d,v
oi adjournment agreed upOu. after tb, Jis,,.i,,,S =,
VIC lana Dill The House would not receive the
resolution. wv
NOTIFICATION ELL.
The Fertilization Bill. last amended in The Son.
ate, was called up for the p.rposc Of rcccd,ur o., in.
sN'uhE upon Tie Senaios amendment in relation Ia
me western Annoy and ihc settlement Of ,Il,v,p.
ces ny the War Department. for which appropria.
lions were made Upon fhc question of the Wos,.
cn Aimorytho House refused to concur % 10 ~
and the Bill, therefore. goes back io the Sc,,,c
The enrolled Bills ~ relation 10 the Con.ps and
NeAiGan Claims were signed during the d.c by Inc
presiding officers aud sent 10 the President Cor con.
cuucnce. '''E
ADJOURNMENT o. CONGRESS-
HIf Cave J,hnsOn Of Tenn. asked lcoyc n, .y.
9th Of September. '' "o
NL Hlmorc objected. and bored nnf the TTo,re
- ~, asISo ulon an adjournment until he bu.
'"o.' bciOfc The House was disroscJ or
Mr. ENCrCu uskcd leave To- ~ p..g
Dc Iiou.c would not ADJOURN until CYrrr, b,J
ll.,'u nm oct ior the safe keeping and d.f.p,cnsa,
= vac public money Neither Of tho g,.J,,,,.
proposed was acted upJu.