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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-04

Amount of int. imp debt. S5.GGG4l3
Yours respectfully, ". GATEWOOD,
10 W. Walters, ESQ. Sec. fund CON- Office.
State HJUgc Debt.
The amount Of bonds sold on account of
the state house is Sl28,COO
From which deduct seven bonds return
cd to the state. 1900
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-04

Aggregate amount int, imp. bonds, 5,ll1,4il
Estimated amount OF scrip uurcdccmed, l,i00,OOj
so bonds to be delivered to State Bank, $1,000
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

Nr. Editor: a very homogeneous advertisement the
recently appeared il, your paper The only eXcuse
offered is cor, almost exhausted mind.
struggling exricaton from d,couragbg difficulties. A.
involved nothing criminal, apology Tor It's appearance
cesssry From excitement Of feeling and Indignation
produced letter OF introduction from family attorney
10 the Coestor tbs Port which requ>r, SIN
PIE letter OF Introduction, neither cournendaor
c-nnaory, hive also Introduced the
family Into your columns The letter stated that because
Ha!sed fiaGes were his former partners aHI br0t!eri-
law and that John Johnson's his brothers, on az
OF the anly consistency politics, the bearer felt
entitled To considerations words OF similar
import
Perhaps there never family so large thai has through
solOng perOd existed in state of great unaiuy ait
perhaps family number does exist without division
or difficulties. Since 1895 the writer failed
in business with snail family be ra been virtually sepa
a-t from Them from 1895 nearly entirely and within
few days lie Is totally severed fran them The public have
nothng 20 do with the causes, an. IL was oH!y cors,
quence 6 always being spoken OF in connection with hos
gentlemen that the al all parties il!ate pubic
Unconscious Of having Intentionally injured rue Iee
Jugs OF any Individual, much les coulG e desire 10 dc NJ
jury 10 sister and numerous children or 10 jurt t!iF
friends An eminent counsellor, consulted not of the !
pose OF suit at law, gave his opinion NIX since s atiet'
death the same have rot only acted G<ty bur ctaIita
bly, 10 him a unfortunate. They have and .yoy tn! good
opinion oil !lrn the appreciation OF teir irieG. and
may feel se-cOmplacent IN their own conduct They cnI
nevertheless make nc acceptable approach 10 the writer
does he wish To be considered 10 be- ~ any
connected with them. small amount or money which
tire father told the e could have the next month
succeeding has death Is more han sufficient the
pecriar obligations, Of wife, children and grse! 70 tho
entire number.
The independelt-has bcsI1 is now au, ever
wi! be dependent uVon The good opinion 81 Others for AT
least his own Happiness he depends entirely on OPINION
Al advertisement partner in bushes, has no, M.
With Degradation is attached TO failure in
which max mark for those who pay their debts. IL
attaches TO him and with sei!elt shame follows wherever
may 60 No proud honorable. iei-rninded Young nan
desires an association with such man without capital
and suffering under modification ard depression The
IRE OF youth has fed and the few spark, which lie con-
ceaed may brighten up perhaps only light starting
place Tor children fast pressing on oboGuy and disgrace
are not removed by rccrinatiunu, he fall
alone, and alone wash The upon his moral and
mercantile character. E. W. JOHN SON
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
rNo Mail South of Richmond this morning.
Washington Correspondence Of The Tribune,


MONDAY, Feb q.
There is nothing OF rlomen, to-day worthy your
notice. except the Exchequer Report presented by
Mr.. Tallmadge, which is conceded TO be ver.' able
and entirely satisfactory considerable portion
Of the Senate. The two Locos or the Committee
gu the ;aauir7 Of Buchanan before The second
reading Q: the bill .aaounced their dissen: 'ocec
tain portions .: il, and al the same time expressed
their willingness 70 support the measure With not
very material amend 1snrS that might De suggest
ed / fear. however the WhiE= viii divide upon
the subject. and thus the Dill v be defeated. 1t
i =, down :or discussion for aIonday fortnight
In Executive Session TIE nomination OF Nr.
Bradford a. Judge.in the place Of the late Judge
Hopkinsor was rejected BY q tote OF ?, 10 Is :;
six Wings voting to confirm. Tyson. the Com
y!lissar. and the Marshalot Tennessee Claiborne,
believe I aPprcfend, are in the ike ca'esoTy
Unless the I.ocos come to the rescue. these gen
ternen viii be consigned 70 private lie.
Tn, eround on which Bradford was elected Is
that immediately a:;cr making application for the
place. he returned from Washington 10 Philade!-
Thia. and with the aido 5. Rush. Esq. and others.
organized meeting IN favor of the President and
denounced the course o; Mr. Clay and his friends.
How far the Senate upon such grounds may be
justified in their decision of this case. YOU are
abundantly able TO Judge. If the appointment was
good one in other respects. the mere act of prs
siding at a meeting friendly 10 the administration
OF John TYLER, in my judgment, would hardly
causes assigned, however. which By the rules Of
the Senate, canno; yeti be made public. We shall
Claiborne, nomination, il is said rests upon the
recommendation OF Gen. Jackson, and was opposed
by the Wings of the District [; sllchare the facts
Of the case. he viii hardly be confirmed. in The
present excited state Of parties IN the Senate.
will advise you OF farther movements to-nor-
row. CuRrlvs
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23
" The NoarHzas LIGHT, Nos. K. and XII

" TIE NogrHEas LIGHT, Nos. <. and XII
for Jan. and Feb. ara before Us One more COM
pletes the Frs, Volume. This work well deserves
the cornnendaton We have often bestowed OF it:
Il is one Of the verv pest published IN the Union.
is Literar and Scientific papers are OF high merit,
while is columns devoted 20 Free Disc kssion are
in-,ructiveIv aled he arguments for and against
Protection are adj: urged In the last number,
however, Alr. Gerrit Smith .: Peterborough puts
in his Abolition oar against cot only al Protection
70 Home Industry but against any construction OF
Canals. Railroads, sc. By the Government THIS
Is consistent Free Trade. Deny to the People,
acting through their only Efficient organization,
he Political, the right 70 promote protect tner
own interests IL any way-to make roads, build
school -hotl=cs or establish schools-and vou have
got q basis for Free Trade theories But Mr..
Smith. Is rrievousl, mistaken in suppo=ing that
Protection implies tho taking care O: our Own n ss
and Interest," at the expense OF those of other
people On the sontrary, we insist that The d7te
and rigid- Protection Of American Iadastryi,
beneficial and essential. no. 0lone to our ou-n
L0Jorers bat 10 those Of Great Br:tain-who are
ovcrworked, cnslaved and tnrnished under The eS-
isting system .1;snaraed Free Trade. but who viii
find here abundance OF employment good wages
and ample food the moment have efficiently pro-
tected our Horaa Interests. GIVE ia good wages
ard good times here, and the ar,zan viii ,:ay
to starye in England. So Mr.. Smith has begged
the question. Published By Israel Post, No.S3
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

uo,vr.S IIycvrSr HoRgnov>p C ,SDY-The a,tentionof
,, public j respectfully called this important remedy
Tor loarsenes Throat. Coughs and every symptom
leading ~ the distressing disease that 81 all other, IS most
fatal IN this country Pebble speakers aI>o who after extra
ordinary .Nefon find their lungs sore ann painful are con-
scei5e wiich il the proprietor ,hould publish would ill
whole columns OF the public papers Sold wholesale and
retail d: 1872 Broadway, corner OF lloware..rerL
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

=PRo>g PogrxN.-Nlid pleasures and palaces though "
NAV roam tcver hnnlrv, there no place axe home
for here Or Peter. hi, LoiengeS makes which cqrs u,ot
worms cough> dysprpsias and aches llome.-ltme!-
and here hi me saw hey sold al the corno q Grand
and Broadway We're il no; for Peters, then home wond
b i,nni very Great bore which in Ills would abOunr
heada coughs colds, and such things TO annoy bal
Peters dl,pe> them and ills u with JOY iore-hoine.
TIE cure, let me saw o!d the corner OF Grand and
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

F1onIDA WAR misunderstanding the ship
Roslin arrived at the Barracks, about five miles
below the city, bringing two hundred and thirty
Indians from Tampa, their way 10 the West.
Among them are the family Of Neothlock nata,
the principal chief of the Tallahassee tribe. Two
other chiefs are in company. They are under
the command of Captain ALEXANDER, who Will
TAKE them to Arkan sas. About TWO hours before
the Roslin left Tampa, TN express arrived BRING
ing intelligence that Figcr-Iail had been shot.
Although he had made his escape after being
wounded il was not thought, cvcn ii he survived,
that he could give the whites much annoyance.
Noothlockmata, together with thirty other wa,ri-
ors. ;.cps behind to- hold communication
with the few Indians now left IN Florida. and
bring them in.
The var was considered ..lrruallyat an end
The wife and child Of. ligcr-Tail are among lhe
Indians who arrived in the Roslin, ard ii is b..
eyed he viii give himself up if h, is not dead
The Importance of this chief has been greatly
oyorrated Ncothlockmata, his brother, being
contessedly the great man Of the tribe.
n OIL.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23
~ How very unpleasant Is a continual p


position 10 ough asi- from The direuI effect which may
i.,plt from il, neglect Affected would you be Tree
from tur coue!. or cold -imnea,cly procure packing
OF Dr. Doojt!c' compound Vegetable Candy whichr
also safe aa eftctua! remedy for shortnes OF BREATH
asthma shcop!ng cough, Group Influenza and nianma-
tionofe wind PIPE chess and lungs. No person take
racEage Of this Candy FOR these affections according 70
directions without being benefited. Sold and re,
tail 1T the prhprieto Botanic Medicine store, 2+5 Centre
street. near Broone torAgenis ADVERTISEMENT
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

From FLoRlnA.-St. Augustine papers to the
18th inst. have been received. Accounts from
Fort Luudcrdale to the lst say that there is no
news of Importance The scouts OF Capt. 'lnton
and Lieut. TAYLOR have returned without seeing an
Indian
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

ANOTHER Boz DISNER.-Il3yjn@ understood there w;S'o
lie auutler inner this celebr5ed writer Cee
Il dG.v the public 10 suggest 10 them rrnpre-
- Ut providing themselves ilh small quantity OF Ptae
Sons lIoarhound Candy, hsy will expos, thcuseives
in such manner that cold will cn>ae. and /; well
known TACT hat Peas Sons Composition - certain
ere 10, m o1r complaints Sold wholesale and retail BY
John Pea,e / Son. - Division 81. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

BrRsED 70 DEAra,-A woman wa burned to
death in Detroi, few nights since. While She
was intoxicated, she wrapped herself Up in some
bed-clothes and laid dewr 70 sleep before the Ere
No one was in the hnsse with her, ard When Der
husband came home IN the morning. he found her
horribly burned and diving. She hyed bu, few
hours after bong discovered.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

~ NELSON J. WATERBURY. II Pine-Strue,, Attorney
aud Solicitor in the Courts Of this State and OF the United
states, T. Proceedings in Bankruptcy Will be- attended 10
viii carr. and dispatch. 2t Isl In
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

D The Legislature Of Mississippi has passed
q resolution insuucting their L. S. Senators To
make efforts to have al postage dues paid in the
Federal currency and TO procure reduction Of
the rates and ON sbridxemen OF the iranking
privilege.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

FRoN Aisxico.-lhe Texan schooner ~ war
San Antonio arrived a, New,oresns on ,he 18th
from Sisal. The schooner Sylph from tbs city
Tor Campeueny, was "reched On tie 10Th Jaau,
arr, abou;75 miles from sisaL The Captain and
crew were taken to New-o.eor, b. Com. Moore
and most Of the cargo was saved a0ou; fourth
OF il was stolen By the M.Nicu:.:.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23
Temperance Festival

II Temperance Ee.iivaI.-.,S many HUNDREDS
being disappointed obtaining tickets and al ti.e Request
Of many friends, The Committee 10 tepnblc thai
the Halls the Centre Market viii be- open this day oI
9unl@ O'clock for the !,uri1oe Of exhibiting the Halls
and COLLATION. viii be o Cane' Fruits .;c that may
be- le!; Abundance l.. % be apifopa,ed 70 iP
fund, ,r ass Sting the ;oor unfortunate irebriate
Dr L. r KIRBY Graa4 slarshaIA
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

MAIs1-The following is the official canvas
of the votes for Governor Of Maine al the ast Lee.
ton as compared With that OF the Presidential
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23
hours after beng discovered.

= The store OF Joseph Newei! < CO. Eas
NiitonN a. was burned on The l4;h inst Loss
$1,000
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23
rYErec Medical H.,

rJ Free Medical Lecture.-Dr. KELLEY VIII
lecture again on Thursday Evening, The 9th Il; ocloa
corner Of Delaney and Chrystie. streets SuhectModD
Operaln OF Mercury; Pulmonary Consumption-ts Char
az ter and Durability Dr. X. viii have present his ne"
work entitled Key Medical Science where tt2ose who
desire n,,,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

10 The Lowell (Mess) Journal says: We
learn that at the late session OF the Grand Jury in
this County, a bill was found against Sena'orJ ohu
P. Tarsell for forgery We,rusr that Mr. Tarbc
considering his high station will be able 70 clear
himself of the charge Mr.. rarbcll has for a
long time been one Of the most noisy champions
of Loco F scosm in Massachusetts, leading mem
Der of the House, and at the last election was
chosen Senator from MiddlcSex.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

II Chelsea Eyccum.-Tle nax Lecture viii be
iyre, on Thursday Evening, the 2i mt at !! O'clock
Y Rev. Samuel Seabnry, d. d. Subjcctlhe Nature and
uie 1i Conscience. % Il
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23
Nh;gS OF the Thirteenth '

j. Wings of the Thirteenth Ward, TO your
Posts ,-1ne Democratic Why Electors OF the Four
;aenth Ward are requested 10 attend eaS Ut the b1V
pa, O'clock for the purpose oi organizing the pstss
adopting such other measures as may be deemed "Ape
dent preparatory u ths coming Election.
BY order Of lht Marl Committee.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23
? Lectures on tile PhiiO.ophy of

AT NIHLOS GAKDEN--MH- 4. D. PATERSON re-
spec,iu, begs state that IN consequence OF The extreme
Of the weather "Wednesday evening, by when
numbers who hold tickets Tor The OF Lectures on his
subject We're prevented from attending be has resolved,
viii! the consen, OF those who present 10 reconnsnt
them IN The following order OF Tine and OF the several d.
visions IN his discourse:
Wednesday, Feb. 2J.-Th- subject proposed: PreI.'
nary Considerations; Observations and Reflections on The
AEtrdlluvian Portion. OF History.
Monday, Feb 28-Thc subject c0ntinued--wil thu
present times.
Friday, |arc i.Eriet Review Of the Historic, OF tie
Arts and Sciences Remarks on Biography; General Sum
mary.
Ticket for nee Lecture 70 cents each; Tor u cour',,
81 e1Ct DOors 10 be opened at hatpa and each Lee
ture Ia commence at 3 oclock, precisely.
Wl view 10 general convenience each Lecture VIII DC
suhdi.drd IN two sections 10 allow nternission 81
lew minutes. % eodtH
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

T. Nome s.caxue.-Thece viii D.. stated meeting
thiS evening. o'clock the Repository OF the American
n.gt in the Park. Strangers well a, citizens friendly
~. ~. ri, ,,t-,. arc +, yi;rd t@5 II
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

u. The Rotnndn.-'rhe interesting and popular
Pauor'las cruSaen and rhebts open Tor exhibition
the Rounda in Princerect every day, and Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings, when the pictures are ca,
planned. Lecture al :. O'Clock. ~ t23 IL
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

Or New oriS HyceuIn Lccture-.-Lccsurrt 10
morrow "Wednesday evening, the Broadway rabema
Gle AT halt past O'Clock, by Rev Spencer H. Cone Sub
iec--. The Voluntary Principle
TICKETS n cents admitting lady and gentleman To
be had ti. door. Per order. L. q. FOHMAN,
100 Otis Recording Secretary,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

AMERICAS MusruM-Noveliv is crow e on novelty here
with Iih.raty and disregard OF expense Wholly GapEere
tsncd See advertisement.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

Partridge sill deliver Lecture Al the Brooklyn Lyceum,
on "Wednesday Evening Feb %, o'clock, Our Ma
onal Doences Military Policy and the last Campaign OF
lhe Emperor Napoleon, with description OF he Battle Of
Waterloo Tickets 2a EACH which will admit
cen,l.nia and lady 10 be had Eiagrovs, OF
Main and Fu!ton-street., Leslie carnS corner Tttry
and FuitO-streets r H. Chichester III Fultoast and a!
the iooe on tho -yenini, OF the Lecture. rs II
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

~ AlrHEus FELcH Esq. OF Monroe has been
appointed Auditor General of Michigan by the
Governor.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

LIE CREOLE CAsE.-The Globe has the fol-
lowing paragraph in rotation to the President
communication, concerning the Creole case:
1t contained the Secretary Of States letter to
Mr.. Everett, informing him ot.the circumstance
of the Creole case. as reported in the two protest.
already published; AVID also o=the ground sltfoa
which this Government, would rest in her demand
of redress from the British Government.
In Mr.. Wcbsters Instructions to Mr.. Everett.
he quotes largely from Mr.. Stevenson corre-F'on-
dencc with Lords Palnierston and Aberdeen. and
argues al much length, and with great c!earne>s,
the same doctrines maintained by Mr. Stevenson
on the general principles involved in the conrro-
versy and applies those principles to the Creole
case.
He then urges his reasons for hoping the present
administration Of Great Britain will yicld 10 the
business Of those principles, and that such redress
as this country has right expect, will be given
He also allulcs the Special Mission from Eng
land to negotiate existing differences, and states
the proprcty of Mr.. Everett being governed in
his remonsirance b. the nature OF the powers
given 10 the Special Minister
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

\ ccTian cure for C0rnS.
Each Of these 10 be ha,i Il Maiden Lane AID spc!
proofs OF these VIII convince all who VIII ca OF
send tor them gratis,
The public may assured there ) fancy ~ htse as
.,~tarS 1897,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

g HISTORY OF TIE EMrERoR SsPolEos. No,
VII. la, just been published by Curry & Co.=l67
Broadws9.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

President Tyler has officially recognized
FREDERICK RoDEwAID Consu! ot.Bremen Tor
the port OF NcworIeans.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

70 Bangor Me. was visited by a terrible storm
on the night Of the 10th. Chilnneys were blown
down, bsidings Injured, and, TO increase the ter
ror fires broke in different parts OF the city at
the same tima. They were al eNtinguished, how
ever withou, serious damage. The Wing says
tina, gentlena. in the gale had hi, coat skirt
blown up causing his pocke,-bool< to fall out. 1t
coniaiAed about Sl75 mills, which were ms an,v
scattered by the wind. Thus far only S57 ha,
been recovered
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

[p TAXPAYER informs us that there are
now some 100000 to $4,000 due to tho City
Treasury from the privileged Butchers in our
Markets, and tina, they are generally ready and
willing to pay, bnt the City authorities decline
sailing upon them How i. this, Mr.. Comp
troller? Do you propose to levy burthensome
taxes on the People yet leave uncollected the
moneys due the Treasury which are ready for YOU
Win our Wing Aldermen let in . little daylight
upon this subject
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

NV Muslc-C. T. Gcsuin, SOL Broadway,
who by the way sells music at three cents page
half the usual price-ha. just published the fol-
lowing neg pieces: The .ClcrEnont Waltz. Cous-
in Elen's Waltz, Catharine Loui<a,s Waltz.
Alcntours Waltz Q speak not Lightly 70 me
now Too well Ilove thee, Wedding Bells,
1Boyhood By-gone Hours, kind, kind and
gentle, and Petcrsburgh Quick March
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

10 MIR. S. JAuDoS has been discharged bv
Judge Randall on a writ of habeas corpuS al
Philadelphia. The Judge said he could see no
ground for sending the case to the Grand Jury The
hearing of MIR. Dunlap was postponed
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

PREMIUM RAZOR SrEofS-PreuiuuIyvas awar,!et, tvth-
American Institute, at :he late well as each preceding
Fair 10 George Saun.rS l6S Broadway Tor the be
s,roa The Metallic Tablet invented By c. Saunders has
been established for The las, twenty-five years and cer
Gated by the first gentlemen OF the country Il produces
thin and smooth edge with certainty ,aH
can be done hone tenth part OF the time,
The Use OF Oil or wa,er-whch person prove BY
bringing duh razor and having put in order on OF
the Tablets les Broadway. ~ rs 1t
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

u A State Temperance Society was formed
at Jackson, Mississippi. on the Sd inst. Hon W.
L. SHARxEY was elected President. and among
the member. enrolled are some of the most able
and influential men in the State.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

gTHE JOURNAL OF BAsKI.c, No. Il, by
WI. NJ. GoucE is just published by w. Hayward
80 Division-st. 1t is forcibly written and mnsIes
much truth with error.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-23

sh the one hour rule, and The rule providing fof
the discharge OF the Committee of the v hole
from the consideration OF bills; objected 10: Mr.
IILLIScHAsT, instrscting the Committee on ne
Judiciary 10 report such amendments Us are Eeces
sary and expedient 10 the Bankrupt Act adopr-
ed JONI c.. C.,sRk requesting the Presidentr
and directing the Head OF Departments to fur
rsh Est OF the names o: members OF ConsceSs
who have applied for Office for, themselves =nec
the 9Th Nlsrcll objected 10 BY Nh WIS., NJ
AloaoAy. tia, the Secretary OF the Trea:urg re
port 10 this House The number u suits .ast!,uied
bv the late Collector al New York. Jesse Ho*,
the amount involved therein, &c; adopted 4Lr
c. BRo,vS. 70 reduce the sa!agies=aad mileage OF
members OF Congress and other officers OF Gov
err..en,. from 0 10 5 per cent according to the
amount OF ,hei- salaries; objected to-
Mr. KEysrry of Maryland, ;us,ructng the
Committee on Commerce 10 inquire into ard re-
port ,tle effect OF the late revenue laws on oure0n2-
nerce with t-reign countries; adopted Mf.
WASHINGTON Of North Carolina instructias tie
Committee on the Iudicia1g to inquire INTO The
rxpediencv OF an amendme.tto the BanNrgPi
Law giving to Circuit, Cce!rs concurrent jurisale.
ton with the Di>irie, Courts over <aid#lamz;--
adopted.
Mr.. SrAS1Y oHere,a resolution 70 amend the
rules OF the Ho,~, restoring the rule providing
for the discharge of the Committee Of the v hole
from, the consideration Of bills, and called the pre-,
vio,ls question thereon.
Mr.. WISE. before Mr.. 5. yielded the floor, Oh
ecred TO the resolution. insisting that II mast be
laid over for tebatc.
The SgEsKxR decided that the previous question
If sustained would cat of debate and that II 'y's
nor necessary that the resolution should lie over
Mr.. WISE appealed from this decision \ de-
bate OF some length arose on points Of order and.
after a=ca Of the House. ordered By yeas-.lLl'
.,avs. the Speakers decision was sustained: ei5S
90; Nays 81
The previcu. question wasthen seconded bs=
AYES %. Noe, l. and tho main question w'ts or
dere,l. Yeas %, Nays O.:
a motion By Mr. J.G.bloYp 70 adioar1li'iisS,
Yeas -, Nays l03
Mr.. PROFIT moved to lay the resolution on the
table. which failed (Atr. p. no, voting on ms own
motion. Yeas 90, Nays 81.
The House then adjourned. Prior this Mr.
KENNEDY, from the Select Committee on tins sub
ect. obtained leave nnd made a counter currency
report. aR6ts'