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ais. being S7ll to each. And after he concluded hs
remarks.
Mr.. Housros, of Alabama, moved the previous ques-
ton and It was seconded. Ayes 6s, nays 40.
CURED in and the bill was after going through The Dre
Aminary stages, passed Yeas los. nays SO.
Contingent expenses Of the Senate for pr ,ting and
thographing, ordered during the 29h Congress- 900
Contingent expenses of the House. -. $1,000
cc Contested q El DsGasss' 1850 1850
documentary History. .................... 1000
Cases for saiskepng Of books, &C.. Register Of ''
the Treasury. -. -. ........ 1900
Sontngent expenses Secretary Of the Treasury 900
Superintendent of the Post Office building. 49,. $50
Additional salaries of district Judges Of Ohio, In
Expenses Of the supreme , Court a; and United $3.50
States Courts, supplying deficiencies &C. :. $50 900
Board Of underwriters Of Philade lphia for main.
tanning the light on Delaware Breakwater. -. 600
Gontingent expenses missions abroad. 10000
Payment o. pensions under act Of 1885 10000
State artillery Louisiana. for service: in Texas: 1866
ana volunteers and supplies $1,000
Of oop. and sSppis: Of IL:
my, subsistence in Cult of Mexico, -. sac, 900
Regular supple. OF department 100000
IN mouon Of Mr. DRoMGooLE, the House again went
into Committee of the Whole on the State OF the Union
Johnson Of Vrgnia. in the chair and took up the
bill providing for the better organization of the Trea.
snry and for the collection safe keeping transfer and
disbursement of the public moneys alias, the
sUB.rREAsuRY
The enacting clause having been read by the clerk,
MT Z. D. SMITH moved to amend il.
Mr.. DRoMcooLE suggested that the proceeding was
irregular, and therefore out Of order.
The CLERK then read the remainder of the bill which
contains twenty.seven sections.
uon IN the way OF proviso, that nothing contained
therein shall be SO construed to prohibit the secreta
Government in bank or banks when deemed expedi
emit ana mat dues be received in the
probably twenty four hours would not elapse be.
fore they would be called on to vote. IA
bill 1 He did believe that the people decided on
this matter in the last Presidential canvass in his own
in oponsnts now desired to S.r
before the country and sound the note Of
this subject and when the State Bank question was de-
bated quoting the language of Mr. Polk the effect that
corporations were safer than individuals because corpo
Richie, too the editor Of the Unien said the scheme
was wicked" and wanton experiment; once give II
Constitution" Here second Daniel como TO iudg.
ment! This was the sound from he present editor Of
Played tunes SO correctly and harmonious He did not
Know what we're the opinions Of Mr. Richie he had
heard nons Of his notes for with all the editors
England and the acquisition of territory he preserved
profound silence. When the sub.Treasury bill was
sicns il was utterly mpraccable and banks had 10 DO
Tesored to. And will again DO inc case should this
measure be passed the common sense Of the people
would revolt against it. If the of the Com
mtee OF Ways and Means. requiring specie payments
from tho comm encement of tho fiscal year. be adopted
Will Withdraw ten millions OF spscie currency from
the general circulation to be locked up in tho vaults
There was only one ground which this could
Dc Justified by It's friends, viz: that II is the
banks in favor Of hard money currency exclusively
lie would like to the issue fairly presented to the
facilities to be crushed entirely he wanted to know
IL Let the representatives OF the Empire Stats come
have the black broth and the iron money Of sparta
gentleman near him said that went in for
metai'c currency Yes, and iron broth too, if they
could md means to digest II. He wanted to know when
the change occurred in the minds Of the democratic
party with regard TO this measures and repeated that
when the sub reasury was in operation. not and
could not be carried out, and that was humbug and
catch penny.
Mr. Wick replied to the portion OF his colleagues re-
marks with to the question being kept in the
dark in Indiana, and said that in his district Il was
thoroughly met He asserted that out Of the large de-
mocrac majority In his district there not enough
to be empanelled as jury, who would, IL they were
here vote against the measure His colleague had read
the sub-treasury. The banks were at that time con-
sldered to be honest-the people called them We
Were good ourselves and We thought them good and
posed the scheme brought forward BY Mr. Cor
and some good wings advocated ' IL The us wSig:
had changed; and he desired to know why they had
to do what they had promised to do But his only com
plant was that they did not act fast enough They
knew they were right then why not 90 ahead right
straight songf He had voted against the subtrsssury
once and now he felt aching his bones vote for
It. A voice, that's rightnl
MIR. LEAKE said the democratic party were not fight
ing without showing their colors They did follow
the example Of the Wing party, for the convention
which assembled at Harrisburg put forth address
Atthe Baltimore Convention, as would be found by
reference TO Niles Register, resolution was passed In
favor Of ssyerng the government from banking nst
tons Not dollar, not cent, was lost by the sub
treasury while II was in operation.
A conversation took place between Messrs. Houston,
King Hopkins, and Leake as to the haste with which
the bill 10 repeal the subressury was having
been brought into the House. on Saturday, the 7th Of
August, ls4 and passed tho Monday ensuing, (sun.
day intervening)
Mr. LAKE resumed and, in conclusion said his mind
was made up to vote for the bill
motion was made that the committee rise, but Il did
not prevail
Mr.. CHpMAy commenced his remarks in favor Of the
bill; but before concluding gave way for motion that
the committee rise.
The committee rose, and
Mr.. MCKAY gave notice that to morrow he will move
resolution changing the hour Of meeting to III O'Clock
And the House. at twenty-five minutes to O'Clock,
adjourned.
BosroS. March 30. ls<e.