The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02

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Treasury Buldips At Wsshing,on in which the pnhlic.
Urea snrv i Il, 6e denosiik, he , ss rad iy 49,
,Ions and few amSndtnanls were .rspoIed
i Mr. Adams addressed The camn,tss- .
certain rrdyisjtts n ffhe b,Sbeb wete m Vim
the con tHut ion. The bill brovdes ,hat. ror o,,A
Treaiury buildirssn his civ Shall he s 5s,ae ,,F
sha II be ;be Treasury oCtie United St5ies asnd is
treceiRsrno 10 disburse money ubie1 ma he in ,esF
hands before it goes inc ms Treasurer The e6psiit,
lion saws ha, al sIoneys dsburse sbs,
the Treasury. so that NE mbhey mSst Be in be Ttea.4
nv before il can be dsSafsed aua there fore The hi,
rn csntravenon of this clause in The constitution so
7 Mr. Dtomgooe replied 10 The obiecions and oos,ep,
del that The eleventh section of The. bills sele the dia
eully raised by Mr. Adams. That section prsvdrcs
that all moneys in the hands ofreceivers shall be oons
dered as debosed , lbe credit of ,he Treasury sf -
United States, and subiectio bis drafts in the sunes
lnann.r a though it was act aly intle lpeasSry he
Then made some alusiops 10 the party aspect ofths
question and conteuded that The decision Of the peop
in the aIe Presidential election had been in ayero,a
this measure. H'o. q 3aps s7iq adr
i Mr. C. J. Ingersoil adveried TO the TACT that eveH
since the repeal of the bTreasury law, the public
monies have beeH il very perilbuS condition. He
thought had been abnDdanlIy manifested by he peo
pie, lhattbey anxious 10 have the treasury oiahs
country placed in more secure condition. He @SSs
warmly attached TO the general principals oEGe BILL
buthoped it would be S, framed as to avoid conflict
between the law and Constitution
Finally, the coniteerose and the house adj6urnsd,
Saturday, December 81, 1911
Senate not sitting! III
The House resolved itself into Committee os shs
Whole on the state of the Union (Mr.. e. Thomson 10;
the Chair audresumed the consideration of the billtJ
re-esa5lishlhe Independent Treasury g4
MIR. Hunt, OF New York spoke in opposition iuthe'
bill and the plan proposed in efaion TO The public mo
eys "H
Mr. Henderson spoke in defence OF the Democratic
they had openly advocated lheiF
distinguished measures before the country n the recent
election Notwithstanding the assertions to the oontValyo
Other members spoke, when finally the yeas and nays
were taken and the bill was ordered to be enSrosseor
third reading yeas 25i nays69
| And il was read a third lime and passed yeas I23S
nays g. M
i And the Hotser at 3 O'clock adjourned till Monday
l. Monday Dec %, I8a4
! . CONGRESS '
Inc tiouse MT Douglass OF ILLINOIS, on eave, IN
troduced JOINT resolution Tor the annexatfonut Pexas
1909, tortbe purchase of Louisiana wecb was road
the first and second time and Referred f., the Commit
,ee or The Wbo,e onlbe s,,teof4beTrrne IN rnd,;
bv Mr. eate Jbonson me riSios ,r.rs susnertaad 10
low or renors f,om committees nocso md Tho i1f,o
ducun ofbl acd reonialibns. aid IN ,,6Ss eonen,.
the greater mar ofibe dav was aken mn with b1sino.s
az thst natnre .i .,a9l- ,..Il1 4 s,5I-!g sgg7
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rejected by the Treasury Deparm eh and since sought
tobe established in the distant courts, on trials, ahdh
arbitration awards meeting with vigorous opposition
from Messrs HAYWOOD and Niles were postponef to-