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the protest of Gen. jackson. TO those
three resolutions Mr. Bolts added fourth in


Eesoircd That The Clerk of The House be directed
10 return the Message md protest TO its author
A voice inquired, "who is its author ~
Mr.. Bolts replied the message is signed and
therefore has an osensbc author. He then
demanded the previous question.
The demand was sustained, and after UNI
successful motions to adjourn, and 10 lay
the subject on the table, the votes on the Res
olutions were taken separately. The three
first were carried as follows list, yeas 81,
nays 46 ; 2d, yeas IS, nays 48; Sd, yeas Sc,
nays 80. The fourth resolution, viz: "That
the clerk Of the House be requested to return
the message and the Protest" to its author"
was lost-ycas 81, nays 60.
A motion of Mr.. J. c. Clark to reconsider
the three first resolutions was rejected
Mr.. Adams asked to be excused from vo-
ting on the last resolution. lie was induced
10 make the motion on the score of personal
delcacy. He was not excused.
Mr.. Wise also asked to be excused. lie
had, he said, no fear for himsolf-but feel
ing great respect for the Clerk he did not
wish him TO fall into the hands Of Mr.. James
wilkins tho Presidents black porter. Mr.
W. then withdrew his motion to be cxcus-
cd.
Various motions were made for taking NJ
different bills, but all attempts at further bus
mess failed for want Of a quorum, and the
House adjourned.
SENATE
"Wednesday Aug. 81.
In the Senate on Wednesday, the various standing
Committees were discharged from the further con-
sdaraon Of all matters hitherto referred 10 them with
the exception OF those upon which reports have been
! made
! Tho sen1o'too> m the bill from TIE House lmi-
tn1 the sale ofpuh,r stock and authorizing the issue
| of ss.yn.ons Of Treasury notcsin lieu thereof.
! Mr.. Evans said tha, he had brought himself with
some rcurtaucoto vote for the Bill bat the condition
! o. the Treasury rcGuroli'.
Mr.. Gri'ierIcn opposed 10 th7' part Of the bill
which related to the further issue of Treasury n0tcs
Nes5rs. Woodbury. and Preston contalded for the
/ bin.
And it was ordered to a third reading by the fol-
/ l1w.urv0'o, VIZ.
.Yeas.- Nrss-e Dorhy, racs, navs,d P,rrirn,
Ch17to Conrad. Cuthhorl. Exams FIJI on kim Tinn
phrlrs, Por'cr Hives, SEWER Smith, ofnd 7 rmalee,
Woodbury. Noune -.
Nay 1les%ra. Allen Benton, CLAYTON Crnen-
den, Naagum, Preston, TapP1n, White, woodbridge
Thob1l was then read third time and passed.
Mr. Rayar submitted nrs7or'lon to oypr0rc the
Lynnng.na Rer9Iaton7 and restore the Journal If
~ Claws buttons consuming TX President Jac SON
He 50 that ne would have brought his proposition
forward Mt one7r'er dov; hrt FOR the nct lint TN.
n'1s0e was nhT'pr' 7'n'' IN me senate and body
hod hcrH too much occuri.i IN public business r.
admit Of ~ .Sco7S'1n. i.e desired that the reson-
ton should he oyer uH'il tive ncyi sosson, ani re-
'arl,od, IN con son that "a" hal Submitted il in az
cor l'0cC with r'rowmor3a'ion oF Delaware.
The SENATE c'r"u'r"' 20 tive amendments Of the
l1or-c 70 t'a FGri' ZION o." other bills.
Mr. Benton submitted Substitute for the Tesolu
tiops ~ Nr b'T1ri N relation to cy0purl9r.
! Which. toraih'r with the Resolution oi Nr. Bay
9ri We're ordered 10 be printed and placed on tn,
nro'is
The Senate A"0n went INTO Executive so.son.
the DOORS w'r" opened. and ON motion of M. lin
''' .r'''t eomnluirH on i1" subject Of the Orc.or
|o01iorv w'rn d'7rIotr- ny rom tle further c1rsde
alton or'h' subject Mr.: Linn stated that thoraason
why tho m1i'er hai not htc1 urged was because o
III" n'"oiniunS OF Lord N-uhUrtOn.