Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-25

The previous question was then moved, and
being sustained, the question on ordering the
bill as amended to be engroSsed was put, and de-
cided in the affirmative.
TIE BANK QUESTION.
The Bank question then came up, the question
pending being the amendment offered by Mr.
Seldom to the amendment offered by Mr. Ed
wards.
Messrs. Rutherford, Seddon and Dromgoole
addressed the House in favor of the amendment
and Mr.. Edmunds in opposition to the amend
ment and in support of his amendment
Mr.. Stanard, after some remarks showing it
to be theintentiOn of the opponents ofthe bin to
Proiong discussion and thereby defeat the BILL
called the previous question.
MF. Garrett called theaycs and noes upon that
motion. HewaS anxious that the names ofmem-
beers sustaining call for the previous question
on the part ofthe peculiar Representatives of the
Banks in this city, should be recorded
Mr. Stanard desired to know if the gentleman
from Essex afr. GarnetO alluded to him as the
peculiar representatives ofthe banks; if so, the
charges were unfounded aud calunnious.
Mr.. Garnctt, said the gentleman might take it
in any sense in which they thought prope.
The call for the ayes and noes was sustained,
but the House refused to order the mainquestion
to he put-ayes 81, noes 81.
The question on agreeing to the amendment
to the amendment was then put, and decided in
the negatiye-ayes d. noes 100 as follows:
AYEs-Messrs. Anderson, Crabtree, Crockett,
Gambler, Dickinson, Of Grayson billiard, Drom-
goole, Garnett, Giilispie, Hardy, Jones, Of Apo
mattoX, Jones, of Rappahannock, Jones, of
GlOuster, Lundy, Nicholson, Preston, Ruthcr-
ford, Seddon, Thomas, of Warren, Tomiin, Van
dOrSall, Walton-24
NoEs.-NIcssrs. Crutchltcld, Speaker Baker,
Barnes Bass, Bondurant, Foreman BOsworth,
Bracly, Brandon, BTannon, BurwclI, of Bedford,
Byrd, Bywaters, Campbell, Carpenter, Carper,
Carer, Caruthers, Christian, Claiborne, Collins,
Clark, Claybrook, Craddock, Crawford, Croker,
Dabney, Daniels, Davis, of Groenbrier, Deane,
Dejarnette, Dickinson of Richmond, Doyle, ORA
per, Drew, Early EtlmundS, Edwards, Eggborn,
Ellyson, French, Frost, George, Gregory, Gurley,
Hancock, Hawks, Haynes, Hays, HeisGell, Hiett,
Hobbs, HOge, Holden, Howell, Holiday Holmes,
Howell, Imboden, Johnston, Kce, Kelly, Kirby,
Mallory, Mays, AlcChesney, McIver, Moormany,
Murdangh, Nelson, Newton, Nottingham, Now
ill., Parsons. Patterson, PAUL, PendIcton of Giles,
Pentleton of Louisa, Pitman, Powell, Riddick,
Roberts, Ronald, Seaman, Seger, Smith, Sprin-
kle, Stanard, Thomas, of Mason, Thompson,
Towncr, Triplett, Tyrce, Wellman, Welton,
West, Wiley Wood, Wright and Yancey-lOO
Mr.. Rutherford offered verbal amendment
to the fifth amendment offered by Mr.. Edmunds
yesterday, which was rejected
Mr.. Mallory stated that the matter of difficulty
which occurred few minutes ago between two
members of the House was amicabIy adjusted
The gentleman from Essex, (Air. Garnctt,) in
tending nothing personal to the gentleman from
Richmond, CIR. Stanard) the latter Withdrew
his remarks in reference to the statements of the
former
The original amendment was then agreed to:
Mr.. Rutherford offered the following amend
mcnt, which was agreed to: Every quarterly
statement Of this Bank shall, in addition to the
information which the Code requires, also eXhib
ii the aggregate debt due by such Bank, the
outstanding debt due to such Banks, its dis
counts of inland and foreign bills of exchange,
its loans to directors, crclation and deposits on
the first day leach month in the quarter it en-
braces"
Mr. Garnet reported two bills from the Fl
nance Committee, which were read first time
and made the special order for Thursday with
the other Finance bills.
The Speaker then vacated the chair until Z
o'clock Tuesday night