The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-29
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald
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The Senate did nothing to-day, but the House BY
large vote, 1913 to 10, gave the coup de grace, ID
| Mr.. Websers Exchequer.
1t was Private Bill day, but all that was pusheo
| IF Mr. RUSSELL got resolution passed that afte
next week, the House should meet al IL o'clock, A
| W. Cosr JOHNSON presented several memorials IN
faver of his great government stock pan all which
we're reported TO the Select Committee, who
Johnson, Gentry, Casey, Adams, Tom Marshall.
| Cravens, Morris, Cooper and Howard.
| Then the House took up The Exchequer.
| Mr.. Fillmore took the floor to make the las
| speech on the subject. But as on motion t.
re- consider, Mr.. c. J Ineerso Gone of the mos
talented men in the House) made most excellent
| speech have given him in full in preference To
| Fillmore.
| Mr.. FILLMORE said, the reason why the Committee
| lid not report any plan, was because Mr. Cushins's
Ian was already before the House undisposed Of;
| majority OF the Committee were in favor of u. 6
Bank As to the safe keeping and disbursements OF
the public money, there WIS the set OF 1888. STATING
how this to be done by the Treasurer of the u.
States, and there was the joint resolution of 1916,
stating that the dues were to be paid gold and sill
ver And the penal part of the Sub-Treasury was
still retained, and made even stronger than before
Mr.. FILLMORE consumed the rest of his hour in read
| ing and commenting on a speech OF Cushing's in
1887 I'm Gales and Seaton's Register, vol. H. part
l,page $685. in which Gushing denounced unmerci
fully, Just such a scheme the present Exchequer.
After he got through, several tried to ger tn.
| floor; but the previous question was demanded and
| telers were ordered on seconding it.
| Mr.. THOMPSON (of Miss)-I move to Law the
whole subject on the table. (Great excitement,
| and several on the hOor)
| CusHNe-I call for the ayes and nays.
| They resulted, ayes 66; nays AL
| $50 it was not laid on the table. The question
| then required on the previous qcestior-thIs
| seconded SO to 75-and the previous question was
then put on Atherton's amendment to the resolu
/ A.. Al IS Novc
| it is. and iii in fact regular Sub Treasury:
| "Aud that the Committee of Ways and Means be in.
structed to bring in eillreguatng the collection safe
in such manner as shall as far possible, substitute
provisions law for Executive discretion in the
ment Of the finances; shall prevent the moneys Of the
from being used for purposes private speculation
and emoument, and shall render the Government indie
pendent the agency and influence of moneyed corpo
| rations."
This was only rejected by six votes The vote
AYES. NOES.
And as six votes would have thus caused the
House to restore the Sub Treasury, you had better
publish the names.
YEAs-Messrs. Arlington Anterior, Beeson, Bidack
Black BOVINE, Brewster, Aaron " Brswn. Chas Brown
Burke. William o. Butler, Green W. Caldwell. c Cad
we'll Cary Casey Chapman, Clifford Clinton, Coles, Col
quit Cross Cushing. Daniel Richard Davis, Dawson,
Dean poan. D0ig, Eastman, John c. Elwsrds, EgbeT,
Foster, Gerry, Gilmer, william o. Goode, Gordon. Gus
tine Gwin Halsted, Harris Hastings. Hays. Hopkins.
Houck. Houston, HUBBARD, Hunter, Charles lngersoll
VIM w Irwin Jack, Cave Johnson, John W. Jones' Isaac
D. Jones' Kem, Andrew Ke nedy, Lewis, Littlef-ld
Lowell, Abraham Mcclellan Robert Mcclellan, Mckay
McKeon, Mallory, Marchand Alfred Marshall John r
Mason. Math Medill, Miller, Newhard Oliver, Par
ca Reynolds Rhett Riggs Rogers, Roosevelt Sanford,
Saunders sewe shells, William smith. snyder. steen
surse
los.
NAYs.-Messrs. Adams, Allen, Landau w. Andrews,
Barnard, Barton. Brdseye, Blair, Boardman. Borden,
Bolts, Briggs BrockWay Bronson, Milton Brown Jere
Camps SlEw Csrnhers chSs Crtsenden john csrI
stsley N Clarke. Cowen, Cranston, Cravens Garrett
Davis, Deberry. John Edwards Everett Fessenden Fill
more, A. Lawrence Foster Gates, Gentry, Gddings.
Patrick g. Goode, Graham Granger Green, Hall Henry,
Howard Hudson, HunJ. r. Ingersoll, J. Irwin JamesW
samson Mason, Mathiot. Mattocks, Maxwell Maynard
Meriwether, Mitchell Moore. Morgan, Norris Morrow,
Benjamin Randall Alexander Randall, Randolph, Ridg
way, Rodney, William Russell James NJ RUSSELL sslton
stratton Alex H. Stuart. John T Stuart. summers s'
Taaferro, John B Thompson Richard w. Thorn pson,
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White: Joseph L. White Thomas w Williams. Christie
pher H. williams Joseph l.. Williams Winthrop Yorke
Augustus Young, John Young-ll5.
| This vote astonlshed the House, and every body
asked what had become of the great wing majority
| The question was then taken on the resolution o.
| The COMMITTEE, as follows:-
Resolved That the plan of Exchequer presented to
Congress by the Secretary the Treasury
sion and entitled bill amenda,ory OF the several
establishing the Treasury Department." ought not to be-
adopted
This was adopted, ayes 1913; nays, Is. Here are
he names, with those OF the guard. You see
about 20 members were absent.
YEA,-Messrs Adams Allen, L. w. Andrews, J. An.
BaHsr Barnard BeesSn B'lses Birdssye Bac. Blair
Boardman, Bolts. Boyd. Brewster. Briggs, Brockway,
Jeremiah Brown, Edmund Burke, Barker, Burnell, VIM
Butler, VIM. O. Butler, Calhoun, Campbell, Caruhers
s. NJ Clarke, Clifford Clinton. Coles Colquitt Canston
Cravens Cross Daniel r. d. Davis, Dawson, Dean, De-.
wards. Esber Everett Ferris, Fessenden, Fillmore j.
Floyd, Torrance A. L. Foster Gates, Gentry, Gerry,
Gilnsr Goods Gordon Graham; Granger Green, Gus
ton Howard Hubbard. Hunter Hunt, c. J. Ingersoll.J
Ingers,ll, Irwin, James, Cave johnson, j W. Jones
Ie%e A Mcceii s He Mcclellan INN Mckay Me
KEENAN,, McKcon, Mallory; Marchsnd, A. Marshall, s
Maxwell. Maynard. Med Meriweher, Miller, Mitchell
Moore Morgan, Morrow, Newhsrd, oliver, Osborn,
Pickens, Powell, Ramsey; Randall. A. Randall Ran.
aolph Read Reding Rey nolds Rhett Ridgway, Rig..,
satonstall. Saunders, sewe shepherd Shields, sade
s stra,on snyder sGrgg san s. sesnod sOks
SUMTER s%e.ney Taaerro Sohn Il
Richard W. Thompson, Jacob Thompson, Toland, Tom.
linsOn. TIiplstt Tro'ti, Trnmbu Turney Underwood,
Van Buren,, Wallace, Ward Warren, Washngt IN, Wei.
| ler Westbrook, Edward d. White, Joseph L. White
Christopher II Williams, Joseph L. Williams, Wood
foTke, AUGUSTUS fouDg, Jonn fouhg-lS3.
| NuYs-Messrs irton, Border, Bovine @. W. Cald
well Cowen Gushing, Foster, P. q. Goode, Hulsted Hud
son. Irwin, w. G. Johnson d. Jones, Morris Rencher
Tillinghas, 7. w. Williams. Winthrsp-ls
Mr.. BURNELL moved reconsideration of thu
vote, because he wanted To say that he condemned
the conduct of those who would do nothing for the
country.
CHARLES J. lNeERsoIL then rose and renewed the
motion to reconsider. All the members crowded
| up to hear him, and the House was as still as death
Mr.. c. J: INGRRsoLL said-Ths measure, Mr.
palo YAH IL
the President, whereas the only legitimate origin OF
any measure to regulate the great monetary power
Of these United States is this House OF Representa-
| lives (1ere Mr.. Underwood, Clay wing, from
Kentucky, and a man of great talent, cried out
g. Good, that's good docrlne') And | want to
see this doctrine held and sustained by all parties