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- l9q SEA on TA.s1sy, the Judiciary COM
nnlss 1epoFt back the bill fer RENTING Gen.
sasksoas hnthh a1iandments. which deprive
: 2 Al shaster q inpusipg any bla@e 70
Judge Hall. or iuslifsinr she course of The
General
nj walker bm the sane committee made
: minority repOl q The original bin
= ~ 'ne House, Al Bolts, according 70 pre-
s'ous notice, brdsN forward bis Impeachment
resolutions, whehfe The same as those pre-
sen'ed last session, With several slight modii-
lapons, Mr., BoGls aid he was most anxious
the sPPoiutnsats eommii.es 10 inquire
70 The truth ef ile eharges-to report The
Nluony on which he relisd-and have the |
Hlslon Ofths House. explicitly declared. he
~ prepared to Prove every one 81 The rharg-
1.L Ve had declared bis openly and he felt
Inf his personal honor ,o bring The proof
and not fonteni himself with Indefinite
lspns. giving The President nooPporluni,y
Ting them.
. uNlssion was had on the propriety Of con
.'oesln Dem at thai lime Itwas decided how
'.' 2 question Of privilege and in order.
so's ps then taken on the proposition to-
aPpD'os nmittee Of inquiry. which was lost;
yeas 80. "a III.
~ .laer Plan being next il order, Mr..
rr0mu MAIDS me remarks therenpou. He in
Iisrred y tiAHouse refusing 10 appoint
Ieomniiiee, thaths President Is unimpeached
and unimPeaehse.
4 debate sfruA up 10 tho senate ON Wfdnes-
gay, on me moliOaei Mr.. Linn for printing len
thousand copies Of Ahs majority and minority
reports q the Judiciary SOnmit,ee q he tiee.
which vas negatived. - = -
ATT. Underwood ofK,I gentleman Of Ia
Tents and character add Z led he House. in 70.
vorof the report Of De Committee Of WAYS
and Mems, ia feferencs to lie Excheouers Bin
and IN answer 10 Mr. PRINT Mr.. o, address
ed The Heuss at length i favor Of a National
Banks as afording the best means Of establish
ing sound and uniform currency, and provid-
ing For the collection, safs-keeping, and dis
oursemeut Of the public monies
Mr.. Benton addressed tho Senate on Thursdey,
for two hours on The Bill for The occupation OF
the Oregon territory.
The Bill for the repeal Of The Bankrupt Act
being under consideration ID ~the House. Mr..
McKeop Of New York, prominent Loco, rose
70 perform his announced purposes. Of reading
sesdent Tyler outof the parlysin other words,
w that neither he nor his Administration
E,. Silled TO The confidence, and support Of
j. NJ rn?Acy, Mr.. McKeon read the passage
~. w. ~. speech in which Mr.. c.. told
= r.. il they would refuse 10 co
ops'@s' "t.Hsne dent lin carrying on the
Government " ne 's0atd I'll he ia Of their adj
reIspies !" Now, ne wishel ~ kno,y vhether
the House thought he had rniscoo.,rnssd ,he ~.
tleman During the delivery or tnNSAr cn,b
ing charged Mr.. McKeon with iniscon trueI So /
What was this seeking the aid Of the adye,..
ries Of the Wings, but to make offers and over
lures for their assistancei
On Ftidsy, in the Senate, Mr.. Tappan o
Ohio, presented memorial 10 indemnify Amo
Kendall for losses sustained By him in the faith
ful discharge ufhis duty.
II appears that Mr.. X. IS personally liable fol
damages awarded against him BY the Court, in
favor of Stockton s Stokes He is now held
50, having assumed the personal responsibility
Of Withholding m oney due the claimants, when
Post Master General.
In the House, mr.. Wise presaniad memo
mecnamEsd By twelve hsnafsa ,asssh.-.--r
ling congfess TO pass slsI ana e0up ~; r,-s
he moved that the House resolve ,,,I,f ~
Committse of the Whole for the purpose & +
king up the bill.
The motion was lost.
The Senate dianot sit on SATURDAY..
Memorials for and against the repeal or ri
Bankrupt Law, were presented in the House.
+ The bill for remitting the fns was discussed
Another Intellectual motion was made 10 tax
up the ExeheGuer bill.
10 Inc Senate on Monday, Mr. Buchanan nre
scented memorial in favor Of an issue Of so0o
600, 900 Of State Stock.
Mr.. TapPan proposed an amendment "a a.,
Constitution Of the u s lin reference ~ h. 8
dicial department.
In the House, AIr. Clifford of Maine, submit.
led resOlut ION instructing The Judiciary Com.
nittee 70 report, forthwith, a bill to repeal the
Bankrupt Law.
After much discussion, ayo,e was taken, and
resultedyess liz, nays al.
! Mr.. Tillinghast submitted resolution. II
structing the Judiciary Committee to append a
proviso 10 the bill to repeal the Bankrap, Law.
mai ihe repeal shall not affect any case in
Bankruptcy pending or commenced previous to
the repeal.
moFion was made to lay the same. on the
table, but was lost ayes 60, naysIl2.
VA i
The resolution was then adOpted-and the
House adjourned.
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