Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26
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proceeds of the public lands was taker
up, and n debate OF an hour or two en-
sued, the Chamher being much crowded
N expectation of the Veto Message. -
AT lo O'Clock Mr.. John Tyler, Jr., the
Presidents private Secretary, appeared
with The Message, and the bill under dis
cussion was laid aside. The Messing,
was read, and duIins the reading Of il
was listened to with profound attention
AT the close Of the reading there was q
faint expression of appreciation in the
genllcmen's gallery, and u slight bu
scarcely audible kissing. Mr.. Benton
rose under great excitement, ultering Sc
we're deuuncin,IoDs against the "l}ank
rufiians" and "l'ank bullies," and mo-
we'd that The gallery should he cleared.
Some time was passed in considering this
question, during which the Sergeant al
Arms entered the gallery, and led away
an individual in II state of inioxicaiion,
who hnd been the chief author of The
mischief The discussion soon alier sub
sided, and Mr. Clay rose to make mo-
tion in relation to The Message and the
returned bill. Aicr some remarks upon
tae course which il was proper TO pursue ,
he moved that Tue Senate proceed on
Tuesday ut l2 o'clock TO consider the
Presidents objections to the bill, and
that IN the mean time his communi-
cation should be laid upon tho table and
printed. The motion was agreed to, aud
COCO. copies we've ordered.
In the House, A resolution asking
leave Tor the committee on Relrcnchnent
to sit in the recess, and 10 report to the
next session, was laid on the table-I19
to 40.
The Census bill was ordered To third
reading, aud was subsequently passed.
In coInmiltee olthe Whole, the Bank
rup' Bill was,"gain taken up, and discus
sed I'll! the House adjourned.
In SENATE, Tuesday, Aug. II, 1871,
The Senate chamber was full to-day al.
most 10 sutlocation.
The morning hour having expired, the
orders of the day were called, being
the message Of the President aud the
Bank bill.
A motion was made by Mr.. Mangum
of ~. T.. 10 postpone until to morrow
which, after some discussion was agreed
10. Whereupon Mr. Calhoun asked the
Senator from North Carolina il he intend
ed 10 call up the deferred busine IS to.
morrow at Is
"Th"t was my notion" said Mr..
Nangum
The debate was resumed upon the
|.and Fill, and upon the amendme ut un-
Ter consideration. The Senate voted not
o include territories, &c to II.
The Senate adjourned at half past Q |
'clock
In the IloUsE, Mr.. Barnard asked for
clIon upon his Resolution to take the l
Bankrupt Bill from the Committee of the |
Whole on the state Of the Union, and |
he debate upon the bill was resumed.
Twelve O'Clock, by The rule Of the
corning, brought the House to vote on
ne amendments proposed TO the Bill -
'iany amendments were offered. The
Ill was ut length read through aud re-
ePorted To the House, none of the
proposed having been con.
urrcd in.
MIR. Underwood Of Ky, moved 10 lay
he bin upon the table. The yeas and
ays were demanded, and the motion pre-
aIied, by minority Of twelve, a result
'hich created as much feeling almost us
ne Veto Message. An effort will be
'ade to reconsider Tomorrow.
10 the House, on Wednesday, the
bankrupt Bill was taken from the table
nd passed, was sent 10 The Senate,
here the amendment was concurred in;
nd thus wants only the signature Of the
resident TO bcc"me tho law Of the lard
Mr.. Cave Johnson moved to lay thai
Ioilon on the tnble; which motion, after
call OF The House, was lost: Yeas 90;
'aysl ll2
he motion 10 re- consider was then
dopied: Yeas lO3, Nays %.
The question then lecurrcd on .hc mo-
ON OF Mr.. Underwood, made yesterday,
} lay the bill ON the table. MIR. Tn.
erwood refusing to withdraw it, the
hesilon was taken, and the motion lost;
cas- 80, Nays ll2. H.
The vote on the amendment of Mr..
lIiord, yesterday adopted, was RECON.
dered by vote Of Yeas ll6, Nays %,
I'd then the amendment rejected. /,
Ihe amendment Of MIR. Barnard, a.
opted in Committee, dcferring the
me Tor The aci TO take effect to the first
February next, was then adopted
llhout division.
The question being on The final pms.
ge Of the bill, MIR. Wise moved "a call ,
the House, which was ncgatived :;
cas- 80, Nays ll6. In
The main question was then taken on
c passage OF the bill, and resulted as ,
lInws: Yeas 10, Nays lO6. SO
He BILL WAS PASSED. Ii;
Mr. Morgan, to make it fast moved
reconsideration of the vote on the 9
ssage, which was negatived: Yeas 80,
ays ll5.
The bill to extend the Charters Of the !,
anks OF the District Of Columbia was I
ken up in Committee Of the Whole and :,
ported to the House, when n motion 10
Journ having tailed by 40 to 79, aud
amendment having been rejected,
bIll Was passed: Ayes III, Noes l0G q
In SENATE, the resolution Of Mr. Il
'nton directing the Secretary of the .