Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-24


.'et Ah'ef'eso Nesse,, ana tha' nc had eompelled
amer can seamen, when on shoe, TO board with q
P'iuou@' l,'h'dua'. Inns last charge WAS refer
Ieu 20 al 50 tate an hour rs TO render n Impossible
o' 'ne ooht,es 10 examine u, ana t1ey had SO te-
p''u 70 'he house, II the same tone expressing the
of'"0I 'na' snOutd pe examined oy the sAeea-
i've. IN regard 10 the other charges, Tue committee
ave 'UH examination OF inc ubeunens eeioT,
u.u' 0'"e 20 'he conclusion thai 'he Sonsui hau
uo' eeen suutY OF any thing impeaehing MS eharae'
yer Tor integrity and honor, and That no acton oil the
iouse was demanded. lhey at the same tune oS
P'esseo the opinion tha. hese charges shonIo o'
i"''y 'ANuhlheu oy inc executive. n simlar result
was e'ri'ed ut by the COMMITTEE ON Commerce o.
III. senate 10 "hom 'heSe charges h"u oeen refer
A., ~
mr.. l.. SAID he made these remarks to show tha
me information asked for by the gentleman hcm
II hau no. Ucen communicates 10 .h'
iouSv anu was hot al al, a subject Of inquiry oe
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e eNti'"NiO" uS ia" ''"Ne' "''' We was "o'
Opposed TO the call proposes on the contrary, 1t
an absent IN az ,Sc "' Ii,;,s s,,,ss o.S IL
r. .s.; =, ~ y. wy Ss.,o IT,
TO- - Tvs ao'SNu .,'at OF.
nm he r,j., sLIi - 80 II Is.
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NJ ans, , - ,,'' ~ 80 'O r.; '" VI e1
ceejed from, y, he o;.i n'.p o.
III 80 az tIs VI"e'a. Ut
nso,o o, ,Sa p,e..i,eu merey 'Om aesne app
were anxious ~ s,.n ;n,n ,Sa r,onSrs .I;nr.rs =.
soon ,s ,bc,. sSo',t5P ho.o,s' 0 800, $3.50
,So 49,, ~ n,' - ~ ,sa
honor,bIo ,coi;t,IS ,h,, s,rn1Isn,ar Gon, ali ,hc
cbnr.e. of 80 IND ,L,, bsJ Lcsr a. Tho, r,ih,
b,reSfsr b.. hro,cb, o,,rarS as.;,s, hin, s ~
And the ouestioS b.;n,, ,,E.n nm The ,mspd,,op,
Of Mr. Adams IL MAS ,S,esd IN
And the resolution. a, amended. was nSopted.
Tn. ,esoI,,,,o,, II H.. .,i,,', -, 80. ~ Sip,I
Tbc rcsoiu,;on OF n, WI oniI;n wa ,no p"s;
dent for any correspondencc which NAV have passed
between this country and Great Britain. in relation
TO on, citizens held ms nr;son.rs i'm Van D;e,,,r,
Land, was taken up and sdopted.
RANDOLPH offered a resolution asking for
the printing of 10000 comics of the documrn,s &C.
companying the Secretary of the 'rreasprv,, Re
pert. Laid over.
The resolution of Mr.. Wise then came nj, c,lI;ns
on the Secretary of the Treasury for ms pnn of a
fsca agent devoid of constitutional objections.
Mr. &. DAVIS was opposed to asking the secre-
tary Cor any plan for this House to act upon. He
wished this House to act independently Of Execu.
tive recommendation.
Mr. UNDERWOOD was also ayerse TO Calling
on the Secretary, and quoted from the law ergani.
sing the Treasury Department, to show that he
could not report 10 this House in this case
MIR ADAMS referred to the same law. 10 show
that the Secretary, the officer to whom is COM
miiled the revenue and credit OF the Government,
was the proper one TO ask for n plan of ! Fiscal
Agent
Mr. FESSENDEN considered it quite unneces.a.
~ to call on the Secretary for his plan when il wa.
before Congress and the people.
MIR w. e. JOHNSON was astonished that one
voice should be heard against this call He had pre-
sented plan for 4 National Bank from a citizen of
BllIlmOre, and the House had accepted one from,
the gentleman f,om New York, which had been re-
TERED 10 the Committee on Currency and vet ySc
had none from the proper fsc. officer Of this Go.
vernmenL
MIR SERGEANT took the same ground. and
moved the previous question, which was seconded.
After which the main question was put and car.
riei in the affirmative.
Mr. FILLMORE then moved that the House re-