Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-07
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FINAL. REPEAL OF TIE BANKRUPT
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mech firy AMI prosecuted u,,h - much r,al--al-
,sosgh - eot,luaiiou has hrcu 81 4 ,hou time
dslayoI--u ., lcug-h compile and hat salutafy
tnraslg, Of ttlssl ga ID, enc hand aud 81 sccufl.
~ on ,ha oahcf--Thc Banl 1919 Law ~ ftpsal,a
80 ar ., the scison q Coagfess - concerned -
tie Senate haung 20 Aly passed. The bill from The
iionse hf jhr repeal ctcsTiuc, however cases
where application has beeu made p'ioi 10 the pas
tsrc ofthe blli
4. Ssna,. after the ie9hoH n Nr Brn'1n's
rc.oiu,,sn calling on the pfcslcn ior copies Of
,he dc,psich from Nr Erercu q TIC n ins Of
she despatch Of Lord Aberdeen q Dc lSil 10
our Secretary o. State. aui The answer thereto .
ana ssHas abci unimp'uar business, the bill 10 re-
path B.utru Law cameUp
NJ walkers amcnimcu, declaring banks up
on a failure - redeem ,htif notes in specie, bank
rufs. AMI sob citing ihcri csccp those in which
tho sis,cs hsve proprsothip 20 the operation Of
this act after remark, from MeSr Chucndcn,
Smith Of c. and Alien, Uas rti,ci,d-I cas- IS
News ~
The substituted amendment q The Judiciary
Conmit,eo, 10 REPEAL only The voluntary provis.
ions Of the ao, making the discharge depend up
90 The ssscn, Of majority Of the creditors sc
w,s -,j,rki-Yeas 10. NAYS 80 as follows;
Yeas Mcssr Barrow, Baus. B,rren, Che
ate. Clayton Cram. Dayton Evans Henlcrson,
Kerr Miller, Phelps, Porter, 1allnadre, White,
Woo1bndse--i6
Nays-Mcssrs Allen. Archer, Bacby, Benton,
Buchanan. Calhoun Cnt,cnlea Cuhbcr Fulton
Sfsham, Huntington, King Linn, McDufiie,
McRobcrs Mangum, Morchcad Rvcs, Sewer
Smith Of Connecticut Smith Of Indiana, Spraguc,
Sturgeon Tspp1o Walker, Wilcox, Williams,
Woaihsv W.ch', loung--30
The bill as came from the House being now
before them, the amendments were Offered as fol.
lows
BY Mr. Benton to make the repeal absolute re-.
jec,ed after debate
BY Mr. Berren 10 allow he selection Of assign.
ccs BY the creditors rrteeicd-Yoas, l4-Nnys,
IS
BY Mr. Conrad fixing the 4,h of April next
for the time Of the taking effcc, Of the repeal re.
,eeird-Ycas l3-Nays, 81
By Mr. Tnllmadgc, 10 allow 10 each Judge on
the hnnl decision Of each case in bankruptcy one
dollar; vcj,eied-Yeas, l4-Navs. 81
Also. 10 postpone the subject until the frs,
Monlay IN December next rcJecied-Yoa ID
NAYS 81 as follows
feas-Messrs Barrow, Bates, Berren Choaie,
Clayton Evans, Henderson Kerr Miller. Porter,
Smnh Of Indian, Tallmadge, Whae, Woodbridge
Id
leas-Messrs Allen Archer, Bagby. Bayard.
Benton, Buchanan, Calhoun, Crafts Critenden
Culhber,. Dayton. Fulton, Graham, Huntington
King Lion, Nc Dufic, McRoberts Mangnm,
Mernck, Morehead, Phelps, Rves Sewer. Smith,
Of Conn, Sprague, Sturgeon, 1appan, Walker,
Wilcox, Williams, Woodbury., Wright, Young,
IA
Noamenimenis having been adopted the question I
was taken on the bill rs il came from the House !
(repeang the law, but providing for the prosecu
ton to completion Of cases where applications are
pendIog) aud carrled-loas 80, nays g. as FOL.
lows
feas-Nlessrs Allen, Archer Baebv Bavard
Buchanan Calhoun, Crafts Criuenietl. Cuhber
Dayton, Fulton, Graham, Huntington. King.
Linn, McDuGie, McRorer,s Merrlck. Morehead
Phelps R''cs Sewer Sprague Sturgeon. Tappan.
walker WILCOX Williams, Woodbury. Virgin,
and Younq-32
Nays-Nessrs Barrow. Bates Berrien Choa,e.
Clayton Evens Kerr, Miller. Porter Smith. Of
lntl,nl. Tallmndge, White and Woodbridge-l3
Thus the bill faliiy passed, and awaits only
the signature flhe Presden, TO become law.
The Senate adjourned
In the House after a consumption of about three
hours "a discussion, several calls OF yeas and nays
&c JOINT resolution was adopted authorizing
the Secretary oihe Treasury TO paw certain claims
awarded by the Commissioners under the Chero
kee treaty of 1885 aud 1896; provided such sums
shall not exceed IN amour, one hundred thousand
dollars
The civil and diplomatic appropriation bill was
then agai1 token up IN COMMITTEE, Mr. c. j lnger
soil repeated Ais amendment Of last session 10 re-
duce The appropriation for deimying the expenses
OF The Judiciary one hundred thousand dollars
adopted after brei discussion
NJ Mallory from the Select COMMITTEE on the
Gems S'rvey) MY j an amrn1 nent To the clause
app Jqaa,lng 5 90 900 for continuing the Coast
Surveys, providing for the future conducting Of
the work on a plan 10 be submitted to the Presi-
den, by a Board Of officers TO be organized by him
to consist OF the present Superintendent his two
principal assistants two Naval and four Army Off.
GER. a. many oGcers OF the Army and Navy TO
be employed (wi,hou, extra paw as compatible
with The successful prosecution Of the work &c
After ,otne discussion on tins without action
the House adjourned
Tuesday, Feb 2s
In the Senate, Mr. Evaas, from The Commiice
on Finance, reported. with an Amendment the
House bill authorizing a reissue Of Treasury
no,s Al. 'ho tiil 70 rrohbn the allowance Of
clira compensation
The b,ll 10 reduce the rate. Of postage was IA
ken % when
Mr. Merrick proposed TO amend II by reducing
the rate Of postage az follows on l,uers. not *.
eeod.nP thirty milcs FIVE cents over thirty and
not exceeding one hundred mile. ten eents. over
che hundred, and not exceeding two hundred ADD
tSoniy milct i'tiecR cent?. over two hundred and
iaen'y mics, and not exceeding four hundred
miles. twenty cent, lor all distances over four
hundred miles, twenty-five cents He said that