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The following are the yeas and nays on the
massage OF the Bank Bill in the House of Rep
reseniatves, on Friday, Aug. 6. lS4l.


Yeas-Messrs Afford, l.. w. Andrews. S. J.
Andrews, Arnold Aycrgg. Babcock, Baker
Barnard, Barton, Bird$rye. Black, Blair, Board
man, Botls, Briggs. Brockway. Bronson, Mil
ford Brown, Jeremiah Brown, Burnell. William
Butler, Calhoun, William B. Campbell. Tbos
J. Campbell, Caruthers, Childs. j. G. Clark
S. N Clarke, Cowen, Cranston, Cravens
Cushing, q. Davis, WIN. G.. Dawson, Deberry
J. Edwards Everett. Fessenden, Fillmore, A; L.
Foster, Gamble, Gentry, 6iddings. Goggin.
PaIrick G, Goode, Graham, Green, Greig
Habersham, Hall. Halsted, William S. Hast
ings, Henry, Hrward, Hudson. Hunt, J
Irvir, james. William G.. Johnson, |. d
Jones, J. p. Kennedy. King, Lane, Lawrence
Linn, Samson Mason, Nlathiot, Matocks, Max
WE'LL Maynard. Meriwether, Moore Morgan
Morris, Morrow. Nisbet, Osborne, Owsley. Pen
dIeton, Pearce Pope. Powell, Profit, Ramsey,
Benjamin Randall. Alex'r, Randall, Randolph
Rayner, Rencher. Ridgway, Rodney, Russell
Salsons!aIl, Sergeant, Shepperd, Snonlon,
Smith. Sprigg. Stanly, Stokeley, Stratton'
son, Richard w. Thompson, TilIine hast, To
land. TomInson. TrpIetf, TrumbnIl, Under
wood. Van Renseler, WaIlrce. Washington,
Warren, Edward D. White, J. l.. White, Thos.
w. Williams, Lewis Williams. Christopher II.
Williams, Joseph L. Williams. Windhrop'
Yorke. Augustus Young, and John Young
Borden, I28.


Nuys-Messrs. Adams. Arlington, Ather-
ion, Banks Beeson, Bidlack, Bovine, Boyd.
Aaron V. Brown, Charles Brown, Burke.
Sampson H. Butler, William o. B1tIer, Green
w. Caldwell, P. G: Caldwell, John Campbell;
Cary Chapman, Clifford, Clinton, Coles, Daniel
r. D. Dlvis. Dmock, Dean, D'an, Dolg.
J. G. Edwards, Egbert, Ferris, J. G. Floyd
Chas. A. Floyd. Torrance. T. F. Foster, OIL
nacy, w. O. Grode, Gordon, Cuisine, Harris,
J. H Hlstings. IIIys. Fl 'lmes. Fl 'PklnS, Houck.
Houston, Hlbblrd, flunter. Iugrrsoll, W. w.
Ir10in, Jack, Cave Johnson. J. w Jones, keim,
A. Kennedy, L'wis, Litt-feId, Lowell A
McCellan, Robert Mcclellan, Mckay Nc
Keon. MdtOry. Marchand. Alfred Marshall
r. F. M1rsdeH, J. II. Mason, Mathews. Mediil
Miller. Newhard. Oliver. Parmenter. Partridge,
Payne Picken<, Plumer. Riding, Rheu, Riggs,
Rogers, r rosevelt, Sanford Saunders, Shaw,
Shields. Snyder. S,eenrod, SVensy. Turney,
Van Buren, Ward. Watterson, Weller, West
brook. J. W.Williams, Nise. Wood-97


The names Of the Wings who vo:ed IN the
negative are in italics.


On Monday the 9th in Senate, the morning
hour was taken mp in the discussion Of the Rrso-
luton of Mr. CLay of Alabama calling for IN
III TeSdIu tO lIHituuuc vi uc"
poinlments in the L,nd Ofi.e. The discus
sion took wide range embracing the various
modes in which prescription has recently show
ed ITSELF at the expense OF the principles laid
down in the Presidents meSsage-and In utter
contempt OF the doctrines Of economy preached
before The elections The bill for the distrIbu.
ton of the sales of the public lands was taken
up. and variety of amendments offered. A
proposition 10 give the territories an eqIal share
IN the public lands was voted down by Fed
eral minority, 22 to 90


Onthe 9th, the House took up the bill from
the Senate for the repeal of the sub-treasury.
The repeal carried, 1874 to 81.


In Senate on the / 9th, the motion of MIR. Ben
ton to take up the proposition to print the Fau
q1Ier resolutions was voted down. Me- Clay Of
Kentucky objecting. and calling the yeas and
nays-yeas %. nays %.


The L1nd Distribution bill was resumed. MIR.
Clay OF Alabama proposed an amendment, post
poneing the operation Of the act until the public
debt shall have been extingushed. This brough,
protrlcted debate, in which Messrs Clay of
Kentucky and Smith of Indiana opposed the a.
mendment. and Messrs. Clay of Alabama, Cal
houn, King Woodbury., and Linn, advocated it,


The H1use on the 10Th, went into the con-
sderation ofthe Bankrupt Bill.


In Senate, on the lth, the Land Bill was a.
gain considered, and various salutary amend
ments proposed and rejected and the Senate ad-
journed without taking any question.


In the House, on the Ilth, the Bankrupt Bill
formed the principal topic OF discussion.


In Senate. on the 18th, the discussion of the
Land Distribution Bill was resumed Several
amendments We're proposed and lost The
"whigs" amend nothing, but force every thing
through with all the imperfections that arise from
party heat and federal corruption.


In the House, the 12.h, the Bankrupt Bill
was debated. MIR. Morrow from the Committee
Public Lands called up bill to extend the
time for locating military land warrants, and it
read the Sd time and passed Mr. Wise re-,
ported bill from the Committee on Naval Af-
fairs in relation to navy pensions, with amend
ments made by the Senate, and hoped that The
House would concur with the Senate


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