Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12

/ zero Win tne lnteIaHi " ioIh'ton oI tnt
country. This was well understood -
The improperly OF the French Minis,e
must be spparsni to every member Of The
House, and had the Secretary sonsider
ed more mniuroly Of this matter, he woult
hardly have presented il TO the Hous.
\ for its action. The proper mode was Il
have addressed n commune alton to the
Department OF State.
II Mr.. Adums said further that one Of ths
prominent reasons of the recent revolu
lion which led To n change Of Admins.
lIraiion was tho interference Of Executive
power. Ii we would not tolerate Execu
Hive interference nj home, we should not
tolerate il on the part Of u foreign minis.
ter residing among Us.
Il A scene of confusion followed Seve-
raj members addressed the Speaker n,
the same time.
SIR. Fillmore, Of New York, restorrd d
order IN stating the facts connected with
tho reception Of the resolution which had
called forth so much feeling on the part
Of the member from massachusetts,
The communication from The French
Minister, he said, had been presented 10
the Secretary or the Treasury heiore the
introduction Of the Revenue ELL. BY
the Secretary Of tho Treasury it had
been sent to the Committee OF Ways and
Means. The Committee Of Ways and
Means having doubts of The propriety Of
ITS reception as u matter Of action, re-
turned il TO the President of the United
States, with the wish that it might be
communicated To the House, and it was
so communicated.
Mr. Bolts said il must he apparent that
no good would como of the Introduction
of the Resolution, and that 10 insult was
intended. lie moved to luy The Reso-
luton upon the table.
Mr. Adams demanded The yeas and
nays.
The vote was ayes 90, noes 10, and
the resolution was laid upon the table.
FISCAL BANK BILL.
The discussion was resumed upon the
Bank Bill where it closed last evening
at 0 o'clock, when the House adjourned.
The debate was continued last evening
by Mr.. Weller of Ohio, Mr.. M'Keon of
n. Y. and AIR. Hunter Of Va. in oppo.
si,ion TO the Bank and by Mr. Afford o!
",s ~ "o'."Io 81 We o"'.
:, WI. of':H "' '"e n'H,'o sPo"" y, ''o''
MIR. Bdlack of Penn. followed in an
hours speech, on The other side.
MIR. MarshalI Of Ky, very ably and
fully sustained the support which bis col
80 w. W. W. ""' ""''''' '"' "'''
Nr. Adams followed, ana detailed a
number OF >nmendments, winch nj the
proper 'in'c, no 'h'ehdeo 10 oher ine
,as' OF 'hem Deing a proposal 10 s'f'ke
from 'he OIL whal mas beeh caiIcd the
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or nnw.r 4, cn.,.;nad ,ho u,Loia NV;
son Of nn,,;i;ca,;on and ,o,L ,be r..
ver,ren, hack 70 tho n,;nc;nles If ,h.
old C,nn,; dn,.,;nn W. rarv hi. a.,
If Tho co,,,;,u;onoI Dower oe
Co,orcss =, c,sa,e N.,;n,aI R,,L
and ,hcn vcr, ;n,o q ,sv;ow of ~. ror'
NOR ac,e or C,,n,es. on tho suh;e., and |
dwell, nm The benrGc;,l ef1cc,s ,vI;c Iayo
esu,ed from il, and the lesson taught
by the evil, which had ensued when the
bank ch,,ter ,,,;,,1 and v,o roc,,sed IN
be renewed. 1
Several other members spoke on the
general merits Of the bill, when at about
half past ten O'Clock, the House nd
Journrd.
I, S,,,u, E.;J,, A IT.
Nnyv Pension Ri,l was,,her ~, Ansr
considerable Jsha,e ,he h;,i hav;,r
been so amended no :, ,;m;, ;,s dn,,,;on
10 the cIose nr tho n,s.su, s.ss;o, rCnn
,ress !, w,. o,J.,.I ., ho .nnr.ssod c,r
a third reading i
The hin rrno ,ho uo,so - D;.,r;h,,.
the n,,c.nds r. ,Lo p,,hi;. nna'. ,..
now ,,ks, nm a,J A. ~ r. Sn;,h nrlI
Ind .n,o,od ;n,o i,.;l ovna.;,;an -? -.
Ic a,ures and nr;nc;,lc. ,nJ nowsrGI
nryume,, IN c,,nr nr ito n,ss,ro