Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14
by the latest .sEaEEs.
CONGRESS.

CONGkEcS.
The TIA TIKI the Senate the 9Th inst. Mr.
CLAY made expose of the state the Ire ssury and
argued IN favor of the imposition of and coffee
lie said would be absolutely Necessary the exp ndi-
lures Of this year alone would exceed the revenues.
Z Tsirtcea MILLION Mr. CLAY sed he should vote fof
tie asd cofiee II necessary, under has
ca!culaons and he feared he 10 he deserted by
portion Of his friends he trusted that Of those os-
besed ~ him would for this
Mr.. WooBBURr replied TO Mr Clay in detail and OPP
posed the tax He stated that The average of the expend-
Of the last twelve years Of the Democaic admsa-
tons would exceed nineteen millions. although
hraced those wears Of extraordinary charges brought
the country hv indian tho removal OF Indians and
Of uncaled for appropriations. growing
Of overlooking Treasury The last wears estimates for
the present wear and The actual expenditures OF Mr.
BUrens last years service about that and
We: seemcd from the expose the chairman - the Corn
mtee Finance II we understood bin rightly, ihsi the
expenditure OF the i.s wear Of this economical Admins
traon would reach tventy-oght millions. Tie Indian
war has SO nearly ceased no longer % draw rs millions
from the Treasury The pension isis necessarily
and rapidly decreasing by an of Of the old pensioners
the Indians Were ali removed iroI TIE States, aud yet the
retreuchiae Wings calculated ruHnl. NJ tie expend
nine millions eyond tie estimates o. the last
Administration for Ibis Year. aud SIX seven millions lc
yond the actual expenditure of hr Van burens last yoar
After Mr.. Woodbury. had concluded. MT. Calhoun and
Mr. Clay occupied the Senate; the former gainst. and
the latter ia favor of, the bill.
The question then taken the motion to take tea
aud coffee from among The articles paying duty 20
per and fcing them those admitted duty
and it carried-ayes 80, nays 10. as filows:
Yeas-Mossrs Alien, Bates. Deston. buchanan Cal
houn Choat.. Clsy of Alabama, Clayton CutbeTt DIX
Evans. Fulton, Graham Huntington hing. Liam Nc
Roberts Maucum Miller slorehead Nouicn Nchol.on
Phelps. Pierre Porter Prentiss, Sewer Simmons smith
of Conn. smith of Ia, Sturgeon Ta.luaige, Fapqan
Walker " bite, Woodbridge, Woodbury., " ngai. and
Young-39.
Nays-Messrs. Archer. Barrow Derrien. Clay of Ky.
Henderson. Kcr, Merrck. Preston Rves and Souihad
10.
Ar. ALIEN then moved sat- among the free
articles; pending the Discussion at which. Mr. Ba'es
moved cd ourlinrni. Air Sewer called .c Tic ages
aud noes. who were Ter splnni the SESSION.
The yeas and nays 17dered, and ere the al ou
ment - against Il. 80
On the 9th the Tariff hil sgain token ~. the qucs
ton being on The amendment prop sed B, sr ArLgs. 10
make - 1T free article. vhich. after long debate
necai,.ed,-aye~ Il. noes -. as fniicvs.
Yeas-Nessrs Alien. Benton. buchanan. Cav q Ala
hama Cuihhsrt. Fulton. kiae Linn. NcR1lcrts Mention
Nicholson. Pierce Preais-. Preston. -e,rs. smilh q
Connecticut If.i'ln- Naker. Woodbury., Wight md
Young--2i.
Calhoun. Choaie. Ca, 81 keLtuclr. liagi b. Dxsn.
Evan. Graham, Henderson, HCntiaetea. Ecl Mangou,
9errick. Miller. porter. =aneas. SMITH 81 INpiAsA.
Souther Slnrbeol. aii- .f. and s. oolbrij-a-2l.
Our 0cnsio5 Huir1. l. seems, Ike Hsgtss J. ~
doGg el the question; iut SHIsa Ike isur felerahs
sfets 10 his aafs' aal votes "a frof Of lie du. en-
SAT-,
Tar lam Bill does rot m INTO o.. ct ua' J,,g, 1912
We rather thne. with iLr baltimore Erupa,can. that It
nlH 20 into e.l.ci fkqf tnly when Black Daniel"
carries cot Ais famous declaration % against England