The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-14

berry, John Edwards, Everett, Fessenden, Fillmore,
A. Lawrence, Foster, Gamble, Giddings Goggin,
p. G. Goode, Green, Greig, Hall, Hals.ed, w 3
Hastings, Henry, Howard, Hudson, Hunt, James
Lane, Lawrence, Linn, s. Mason, Mathiot, Mat
tocks, Maxwell, Maynard, Moore, Morgan, Morris,
Morrow, Osborne Owsley, Pendleton, Powell, Ram
sey, B. Randall Randolph, Ridgway, Rodney, Rus
sell, .Saltonstall Sergeant Shepperd Simonton, Smith
Sellers, stokely, stfatton Stuart, Summers, Italia
fero, J. B. Thompson, r. w. Thompson, TillIng-
hast Toland, Tomlinson, Triplett, Trumbull, I'm
derwood, Van Rensselaer,, Wallace, J. L. White, p
w. Williams L. Williams, Winthrop, Wise, Yorke
A. Y YSrng, John % Youngmios ,., a,h.ro, Ranks
Beeson, Bidlack, Borden, Bovine, Boyd, 2. Brown,
Burke, Burnel Sampson III. Butler, William But
lei, w. o. Butler, G. w. Caldwell, p c. Caldwell,
Cary, Chapman Clifford, Clinton, Coles, Cross, Da-
MEL, r. d. Davis, W. G. Dawson, Dean, Dimock,
Doan, Doig J. G. Edwards, Egbert, Ferris, John
g. Floyd Charles A. Floyd, Torrance, Thomas +.
Foster, Gentry, Gilmer, William 0. Goode, Gordon,
Graham, Cuisine, Habersham, Harris, J. Hastings,
Hays, Holiness Hopkins, Houck, Houston, Hunter,
Ingerso Jack, William Cost Johnson Cave John
son. John w. Jones, Keim, Andrew Kennedy,
Robert Mcclellan, Mckay, Marchand, Alfred
Lewis Littlefeld Lowell, Abraham Mcclellan,
Marshall, t. F. Marshall Mathews Medill, Meri-
wether Newhard, Nisbet, Oliver, Parmenter Part
Rhett, Riggs, Rogers. Roosevelt SANFORD, Saun
ders shaw SHADE, Snyder Sprigg Steenrod, 'Swe-
ney, Turney, Van Buren,, Ward, Watterston, We'll
Ter, Westbrook, E. d. White, J. w. Williams, Oh
Williams, Wood-lO2. u... .
Some further discussion followed on points of order
in which Messrs Hopkins, Briggs, Gilmer Adams
and the Speaker participated but proceedings were
And the Senate bill No. !, to repeal the act COM
monty known as the sub Treasury law, with the
amendments proposed to the said bill by the select
committee appointed by this House the currency,
ndorc
Mr. PEARCE, of Maryland having obtained the
floor, went into speech in detail in reply to that made
by his colleague (Mr. MAsoN,) which he quoted
he proceeded. The body of tho speech was of local
character referring to the history of the late Pres
dential'canvass in Maryland. ~ .a a.. .
Mr. J. T. MASON replied with some warmth re-
affirming and defending the positions he had taken in
his previous speech. tsga .H ..r... iva --..,--
Several explanations took place between Mr.. M.
and Mr.. SELLERS, who conlroverted some of his
Mr. GORDON, of New York, next addressed the
House, in opposition to the bill X. "a. ..,..
Mr. SHIELDS took the floor on the same side, and
spoke during the hour in opposition, generally to this
BILL and especially to the bill which passed the House
yesterday for the establishment of Fiscal Bank the
United States.
A message was received from the Senate, informing
the House that that body had passed the Navy PEN
sion bill, with an amendment, and asking the concur
renee of this House therein
Mr.. PICKENS obtained the floor, but yielded it for
the moment, when a
Mr.. FILLMORE moved that the bills lying on the
Speakers table be taken up their fist and second
reading, and referred to their appropriate committees
which motion having been agreed to ..
The bill making appropriations for various fortifica-
tons, for ordnance, and for preventing and suppress
sing Indian hosties, which had been sent from the
Senate with certain amendments, taken up and
ferred to the Committee of Ways and Means. .+
The bill to provide for the payment Of Navy pensions,
above referred to- was taken up and referred 10 the
Committee on Naval Affairs. .& ..
On motion of Mr.. UNDERWOOD, the bill to re-
vve and and extend the charters Of the banks in the
District Columbia was taken up, read Twice by its
title, and referred to the Committee fol the District Of
Columbia. 4,ss
= MI. ADAMS, on leave. presented petition from
numerous stonecutfers and others, formerly employed
on the public bull iings, and discharged in conse-
quence Of suspension of the works, asking relief:
which was referred to the Committee Of Ways and
Means. .'' ..
Mr.. UNDER WOOD, from the Committee for the
District of Columbia, to whom had been referred the
subject of lighting the Hall with gas, made report
thereon, accompanied by resolution; both of which
were, his notion ordered to lie the table and be
printed
And then the House adjourned.