New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-14

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strucs the Committee of WAYS and Means To =.
POI, the identical bill OF the Secretary OF the Tre,
suFy and recommended BY the Presidea, with ,h;.
| opinion whether it should pass.
| Mr.. CusHlsG, in reply TO an INQUIRY of Mr..
J. lngersoll, briefly explained the material iiss,.
ences between the plan of the President and ,h.,
reported by the Select Committee of last Sess;o,
| The former authorised the issue Of paper in ~.
proportion Of three to one, on the specie Of II,
Exchequer, and authorised dealings in Exchapsss
10 limited degree, while the latter authorised i.
issue OF paper doar for dollar with the specie, an,
prohibited dealing in Exchanges. There wen
other differences but they were immaterial
Mr.. ISGERssLL expressed dissen, crum both
plans, and especially rreconcilable opposition 10
the Presidents, and advocated the resolution 4;
reference of Mr.. Gushing, expressing the huoe
that early action would be taken on the subject.
Mr.. HOLMES opposed the amendment Of slr.
Everett, on the ground that it proposed withoC,
discussion to dispose OF a matter by ins,ructioas,o
Committee, which required the most atten,i,,
investigation. He advocated MIR. Gushing rsso.
luton Mr. WM. Cosr JOHNSON expressed no
opinion the merits of either plan, but support.
ed the resolution of reference 10 the Coumiuee OF
the Whole, in order to the earlies, action on the
subject.
MIR. WISE advocated Mr.. Cushing's resolution.
and ascribed the resolution 10 refer 10 the Com.
mittee of Ways and Means to an intention on the
part of gentlemen TO procure plan out OF he
| House MIR. MchENSAs expressed the opinion
that further debate at this time would be uppro6t.
able arged the necessity of attention TO other and
pressing business and appealed TO MIR. Everett 10
| Withdraw his motion which would be productive
| of no good as the Committee of Ways and Mean,
would have the general subject before them aud
would be empowered to report on it. MIR. j. G.
FLOYD advocated the reference TO the Committee
of the Whole. Mr.. Everett withdrew his amend.
ment.
Mr. CusHING's amendment to refer the pogtion
of the Message relative 10 the Exchequer 10 the
Committee OF the Whole on the Union (uuder the
consideration of which at this time is the Ex.
chcquer bill reported by him at the last session.
failed: Yeas lO0 Nays los.
Mr. Fu.LMoRE's resolution to refer the subject
| to the Committee of Ways and Means was then
| adopted.
Mr.. FILLMORE moved to refer that portion re.
lating to Gen. Jackson's fine to the Committee on
the Judiciary Mr., WM. w IRWIN moved lis
reference to a Select Committee, but subsequently
substituted for it the Committee of the Whole on
the State of the Union; which was rejected-leG
81, Nay. 1903.
The remaining portions of the Message were,
with but little debate, referred to the appropriate
Committees
And the House adjourned.
The SENATE opened by prayer by Rev Mr.
fusion, whe made his first official appearance
to-day.
Several additional Senators have arrived and
took their seats to-day many, however, are still
absent.
The usual Committees We're announced, as fol.
lows
Committee Foreign Relaton,-Messrs Archer, Der
| ren. Buchanan, Tallmadge and Choate
Ftnance-hiessrs. Evans, Graham, Woodbury. Beuien
C0mmeyee-Messrs Huntington, King, Woodbridge, Bar.
neutrality-suspicious.. Simmons, Archer, Miller, Bu
4griculture-Messrs. Linn Crafts Bates Smith of Conn
and Sturgeon.
Military AGair.mMrssrs. Crttenden, Huntington ,er
MlhsIa-Aessrs Barrow, Fulton, Smith of Ind, Williams
Naual AGarJ-MesTs. Bayard Barrow Williams Cboa,a
Public Lands-Messrs. Smith OF Ind, Tamndgs, Walker,
Hunting ton and Conrad
Private Land C!aims-Messrs Henderson, Linn Tarpao,
Indian .iGars-Me.ss. White Morehead Sewer Phelps
| and Benton.
Claims .Messrs. Graham, Wright Woodbridge and
| Phelps.
Revolutionary Ciaims-M essrs Phelps Williams Clayton,
Smith OF Conn. and Allen.
Jndicinry-iiessrs Berrien, Clayton, Dayton, WALKER
Post Office and Post Roads-Messrs Merick, Simmons,
McRobert, Conrad AMI Miller:
Roads and Camals-Messrs. Porter. White Young, Hiug
Pea.ionssIessrs Bates, p.elos, Dagby, Allen and ssy
:, District a Combia-Mcssrs. hil.r. Bayafd, K#g,
Kerr and YOurg.
Patent and Patent Oace-SIessrs. Kerr, Porter, Hepder
son, Wilcox and Sturgeon.
Observation-Disclosures. Morehead Graham, Miller FUl
tor and Ssragne.
Public Baiiangs-Alessrs. Dayton and Evans.
Contingent ErpenseJ-,essrS Tnppan White aud Porter
Printing MI srs. Clayton, Williams and Spragur.
Engrossed Biiis.-hlessr-. Conrad hagby and Smge
Ltbrary-Messrs. Woodbridge, Tappan and Choae
Numerous petitions and resolutions were pre-.
sented, and notices given OF the introduction o
bills Among these were resolutions by Mr. BEF
Ton (Which liz over) inquiling of the President
the probable number of "cssels to compose The AZ
rican squadron under the British treaty the ex.
penditures thereof &c, and substitute for the
resolution of Mr.. Bayard for resembling the Ex-
punging resolutions.
The Senate adjourned. ARGUS.
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