Warren R. Davis

TO DISCHARGE THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE FROM FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF THE REPORT AND RESOLUTION OF THE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS WHICH PROVIDES THAT THE U.S. CANNOT FURTHER NEGOTIATE WITH FRANCE IN RELATION TO THE TREATY OF JULY 4, 1831, AND THAT THE HOUSE WILL INSIST UPON ITS EXECUTION AS RATIFIED BY BOTH GOVERNMENTS, THAT THE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS BE DISCHARGED FROM FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF SUCH AS RELATES TO COMMERCIAL RESTRICTIONS, OR REPRISALS ON THE COMMERCE OF FRANCE, (AND THAT CONTINGENT PREPARATION SHOULD MEET ANY EMERGENCY WITH FRANCE.) (P. 1510)

TO SUSPEND THE RULE SETTING ASIDE THIS DAY FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF MEMORIALS.

TO AMEND H.R. 269, BY APPROPRIATING $25,000 FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE NAVIGATION OF THE CUMBERLAND RIVER TO THE HIGHEST POINT OF STEAMBOAT NAVIGATION IN ADDITION TO APPROPRIATIONS PREVIOUSLY ADDED. (P. 469-1)

TO SUSPEND THE RULES SO THAT THE HOUSE MAY PROCEED TO CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 443, A BILL REGULATING THE DEPOSITS OF PUBLIC MONEY IN LOCAL BANKS. (P. 469-1)

TO AGREE WITH AN AMENDMENT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE TO H.R. 269, WHICH AMENDMENT PROPOSED TO DEFRAY THE EXPENSES OF SURVEYS PURSUANT TO THE ACT OF APRIL 30, 1824, INCLUDING THE ARREARAGES FOR 1833, OF $29,000.

TO TABLE H.R. 181, (6-30-34), MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR FORTIFICATIONS FOR THE YEAR 1834, FOR THE ARMY. (P. 465-1)

TO TABLE H.R. 269.

TO AGREE TO AN AMENDMENT TO H.R. 269, WHICH AMENDMENT APPROPRIATES THE SUM OF $30,000 FOR CONTINUING AND SECURING THE WORKS AT OSWEGO HARBOUR, N.Y.

TO CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE AMENDMENT TO H.R. 269, (6-28-34), A BILL MAKING ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE IMPROVEMENTS OF CERTAIN HARBOURS, AND REMOVING THE OBSTRUCTIONS IN AND AT THE MOUTHS OF CERTAIN RIVERS FOR THE YEAR 1834, WHICH AMENDMENT INCREASES THE APPROPRIATION FOR IMPROVING THE NAVIGATION OF THE RED RIVER FROM $30,000 TO $100,000. (P. 463-2)

TO TABLE H.R. 269. (P. 464-2)

TO TABLE THE MOTION TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE ON THE RESOLUTION TO DISCHARGE THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE FROM FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 92, A BILL REDUCING AND GRADUATING THE PRICE OF LAND, AND MAKE IT THE SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY. (P. 768)

TO AMEND H.R. 269, BY APPROPRIATING $30,000 FOR SURVEYING EXPENSES.

TO TABLE S. 79, (6-24-34), A BILL PROVIDING FOR THE REPAIR OF THE CUMBERLAND RD. EAST OF THE OHIO RIVER. (P. 459-1)

TO AMEND S. 79, A BILL PROVIDING FOR THE REPAIR OF THE CUMBERLAND RD. EAST OF THE OHIO RIVER, WHICH AMENDMENT PUTS THE FIGURE OF $300,000 IN PLACE OF $652,000. (P. 457-3,459)

TO TABLE S. J. RES. 8, A RESOLUTION DISAPPROVING OF THE REMOVAL OF THE DEPOSITS OF THE MONEY OF THE U.S. FROM BANK OF U.S. (P. 445-2,3)

TO TABLE S.J.RES. 9, A RESOLUTION DIRECTING DEPOSITS OF THE MONEY OF U.S. TO BE MADE WITH BANK OF U.S. AND ITS BRANCHES. (P. 445-3)

TO PASS S. 19, (6-19-34), AN ACT TO GRANT PRE-EMPTION RIGHTS TO SETTLERS ON PUBLIC LANDS, APPROVED MAY 29, 1830. (P. 37-1,443-2)

TO DISPENSE WITH FURTHER PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE CALL OF THE HOUSE, MOTION MADE DURING DEBATE ON S.J.RES. 8, A BILL DISAPPROVING OF THE REMOVAL OF THE DEPOSITS FROM THE BANK OF THE U.S. (P. 455-2)

TO ADOPT THE ORIGINAL RESOLUTION AS REPORTED BY THE COMM. OF THE WHOLE WHICH SAID THAT R. P. LETCHER HAD A MAJORITY OF 49 VOTES: THAT SAID ELECTION WAS CONTESTED BY T.P. MOORE, AND THE COMM. OF ELECTIONS REPORTED TO THE HOUSE THAT T.P. MOORE WAS ELECTED BY A MAJORITY OF 44 VOTES, AND THE HOUSE BY RESOLUTIONS HAD ADDED TO AND SUBTRACTED FROM THE VOTES OF EACH PARTY.

TO PREFIX A PREAMBLE TO THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE CONTESTED ELECTION CASE WHICH SAYS AFTER MAKING THE ADDITION AND SUBTRACTIONS ORDERED BY THE DECISIONS OF THE HOUSE, MR. LETCHER HAS A MAJORITY OF 11 VOTES OVER MR. MOORE. (P. 443-2)

TO DISPENSE WITH FURTHER PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE CALL OF THE HOUSE. (P. 442-3,443-1)

TO COMMIT THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS WITH ALL AMENDMENTS TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO REPORT A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE ELECTION OF A REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS IN THE FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY, IN AUG. 1833, AS VOID, DUE TO INCERTAINTY AND IRREGULARITY. (P. 440-3,442-1)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE CONTESTED ELECTION SO AS TO STRIKE OUT THE VOTE OF H. N. HORINE FROM THE POLL OF MR. MOORE. (P. 440-2)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE CONTESTED ELECTION CASE SO AS TO STRIKE OUT THE NAME OF DAVID B. HUGHES FROM THE POLL OF MR. THOMAS P. MOORE.

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE CONTESTED ELECTION OF MOORE VS. LETCHER SO AS TO STRIKE OFF THE NAME OF JOHN FLOYD FROM THE POLL OF MR. R. P. LETCHER. (P. 438-2)

TO ORDER THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ON THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE AMENDMENTS ADOPTED BY THE HOUSE BIZ: THAT R. P. LETCHER HAD A MAJORITY OF THE VOTES AND WAS THEREFORE ELECTED. (P. 438-3)

TO AMEND THE CONTESTED ELECTION RESOLUTION SO AS TO STRIKE OUT THE NAME OF JERIMIAH ANDERSON FROM THE POLL OF MR. R. P. LETCHER. (P. 438-2)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO A CONTESTED ELECTION SO AS TO STRIKE OUT THE NAME OF A. KAVENAUGH, FROM THE POLL OF MR. R. P. LETCHER. (P. 438-2)

TO ADJOURN, MOTION MADE DURING DEBATE ON THE VOTES TO BE COUNTED IN THE KENTUCKY CONTESTED ELECTIONS FOR A SEAT IN HOUSE REPRESENTING FIFTH DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY. (P. 438-3)

TO ADJOURN, MOTION MADE DURING DISCUSSION OF THE QUESTIONS SUBMITTED BY THE COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS ON KENTUCKY CONTESTED ELECTION. (P. 438-2)

TO DISPENSE WITH FURTHER PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE CALL OF THE HOUSE. (P. 436-2)

TO TABLE THE RESOLUTION THAT THE CONTROL OF MONIES OF THE U.S. NOT APPROPRIATED BY LAW BE PLACED UNDER THE ORDER OF AND DIRECTION OF CONGRESS AND THE AMENDMENT CENSURING THE PRESIDENT FOR ASSUMING UPON HIMSELF IN RELATION TO PUBLIC REVENUE POWER AND AUTHORITY NOT CONFERRED BY THE CONSTITUTION AND THAT CONGRESS HAS THE POWER TO SELECT THE PLACES OF DEPOSITING THE PUBLIC MONEY. (P. 436-2)

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND CONSIDER THE APPROPRIATIONS BILL FOR 1834. (P. 435-3)

TO ADJOURN, MOTION MADE DURING CONSIDERATION OF THE MEMORIAL OF THE INHABITANTS OF GLOUCESTER COUNTY, VA., IN FAVOR OF RESTORATION OF DEPOSIT OF PUBLIC MONEY TO THE BANK OF THE U.S. (P. 436-1,-2)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE CONTESTED ELECTION OF MOORE VS. LETCHER BY PROVIDING THAT THE NAMES OF ELI WILLIAMS AND WADE DAWSON OF ANDERSON COUNTY BE COUNTED FOR MR. R. P. LETCHER. (P. 427-1)

TO ADJOURN, MOTION MADE DURING DEBATE ON THE CONTESTED ELECTION OF MOORE VS. LETCHER. (P. 427-2)

TO ORDER THE ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF H.J. 6, (6-18-34), PROVIDING FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE OF THE U.S. FROM THE PEACE OF 1780 TO THE FOURTH OF MARCH 1789. (P. 427)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE CONTESTED ELECTION OF MOORE VS. LETCHER BY PROVIDING FOR THE COUNTING OF VOTES OF M. CONNER, R. WHITE, A. HULET, AND H. WOOD, FOR ROBERT P. LETCHER. (P. 427-2)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE CONTESTED ELECTION TO THE HOUSE OF T.P. MOORE VS. R.P. LETCHER BY PROVIDING THAT THE VOTES TAKEN ON THE SECOND DAY DURING THE ABSENCE OF THE SHERIFF BE COUNTED. (P. 418-1)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE CONTESTED ELECTION OF MOORE VS. LETCHER BY PROVIDING THAT ALL THE VOTES OF THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS BE COUNTED WITH THE EXCEPTION OF BLACKBURN LEFFLER AND G.M. ORMORD. (P. 418-1)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION ON THE CONTESTED ELECTION TO THE HOUSE OF T.P. MOORE VS. R.P LETCHER BY PROVIDING THAT ALL LEGAL VOTES CAST AT LANCASTER, GARRARD COUNTY, WHILE MOSES GRANT ACTED AS ONE OF THE PROGES ON THE FIRST MORNING OF THE ELECTION OF AUGUST LAST, BE ESTIMATED IN ASCERTAINING THE RESULTS OF THE ELECTION. (P. 418-1)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE CONTESTED ELECTION OF MOORE VS. LETCHER BY PROVIDING FOR THE COUNTING OF THE VOTES OF FIVE VOTERS WHO WERE ORIGINALLY CERTIFIED AS VOTING BOTH FOR LETCHER AND MOORE. (P. 418-1)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE CONTESTED ELECTION BETWEEN MOORE AND LETCHER BY PROVIDING THAT ALL THE VOTES OF THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS BE COUNTED INCLUDING THOSE OF B. LEFFLER, AND G. ORMOND. (P. 418-1)

TO ADJOURN, MOTION MADE DURING DEBATE ON THE CONTESTED SEATING OF THOMAS P. MOORE VS. R.P. LETCHER IN THE FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY. (P. 417-3,418-1)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION FIXING THE ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS TO STRIKE OUT "23RD OF JUNE" AND INSERT "30TH OF JUNE." (P. 412-3)

TO TABLE THE RESOLUTION FIXING THE DAY OF ADJOURNMENT. (P. 413-2)

TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE TO AMEND RESOLUTION RELATIVE TO ADJOURNMENT BY STRIKING OUT "23RD OF JUNE" AND INSERTING 30TH OF JUNE. (P. 414-1,2,3)

THAT THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS FOR THE SEATING IN THE HOUSE OF THOS. P. MOORE TO REPRESENT THE 5TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY, BE COMMITTED TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE FOR FURTHER ACTION. (P. 396-3)

TO SUSTAIN THE DECISION OF THE CHAIR, THAT THE SUSPENSION OF THE RULE WAS FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECEIVING A MOTION TO LAY THE RESOLUTION ON THE TABLE, AND TO COME TO A DECISION ON THAT MOTION AND IT WAS IMMATERIAL BY WHOM THE MOTION MIGHT BE MADE, AND THAT THE MOTION MADE BY MR. MOORE WOULD, THEREFORE, BE ENTERTAINED.

TO POSTPONE UNTIL MAY 29 FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF THE RESOLUTION PRESCRIBING THAT ORDER OF BUSINESS BE SUSPENDED, AND THE HOUSE RESUME CONSIDERATION OF THE RESOLUTION FIXING A DATE FOR THE ADJOURNMENT OF THE PRESENT CONGRESS. (P. 390-3,389-1,388-3)

TO AMEND H.R. 283, BY PROVIDING THAT COMPENSATION IS NOT TO EXCEED $3000 YEARLY FOR COLLECTORS AND $2500 FOR SURVEYORS AND NAVAL OFFICERS. (P. 377-2)

TO ORDER A CALL OF THE HOUSE. (P. 378-1)

TO AMEND H.R. 283 BY ELIMINATING GREAT BRITAIN AND RUSSIA FROM THE APPROPRIATION FOR SALARIES OF FOREIGN MINISTERS, AND REDUCE THE SALARIES TO FRANCE AND SPAIN FROM $36,000 TO $18,000. (P. 377-2)

TO AMEND H.R. 283 BY STRIKING OUT THE APPROPRIATION FOR SALARIES AND OUTFIT FOR CHARGE D'AFFAIRES TO BUENOS AIRES. (P. 378-2)

TO RECONSIDER THE AMENDMENT TO BILL H.R. 283, CONCERNING LIMITATION ON COMPENSATION OF CERTAIN CUSTOMS OFFICIALS, BECAUSE OF SCARCITY OF MEMBERS PRESENT WHEN THE ORIGINAL MOTION WAS PROPOSED. (P. 377-3) (P. 377-3)

TO AMEND H.R. 283 BY PROVIDING THAT THE SUM APPROPRIATED FOR THE PAYMENT OF SALARIES OF MINISTERS TO GREAT BRITAIN AND RUSSIA SHALL NOT BE EXPENDED UNLESS APPOINTMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE WITH ADVISE AND CONSENT OF SENATE OR UNLESS VACANCIES IN THEIR APPOINTMENTS OCCUR DURING THE RECESS OF THE SENATE. (P. 578-1)

TO AMEND H.R. 283, BY PAYING SALARIES TO COLLECTORS NOT TO EXCEED $3000 PER YEAR, TO SURVEYORS AND INSPECTORS, $2500, AND WEIGHERS, GANGERS, MARCHERS APPRAISERS AND ALL OTHERS CONNECTED WITH THE COLLECTION OF CUSTOMS, $2000 PER ANNUM. (P. 376-1)

TO SUSPEND THE RULES IN ORDER TO MOVE THE CONSIDERATION OF THE RESOLUTION SUBMITTED ON THE 29TH OF APRIL CALLING FOR CERTAIN INFORMATION FROM THE POSTMASTER GENERAL CONCERNING CLERKS, AGENTS AND OTHER OFFICIALS IN HIS DEPARTMENT. (P. 350-3)

TO SUSPEND THE RULE, WHICH REQUIRES A RESOLUTION CALLING ON DEPARTMENTS FOR INFORMATION TO LIE ON THE TABLE ONE DAY, SO THAT THE HOUSE MAY FORTHWITH PROCEED TO CONSIDERATION OF THE RESOLUTION REQUIRING THE POSTMASTER TO LAY BEFORE THE HOUSE NAMES OF CLERKS AGENTS AND OTHER OFFICERS EMPLOYED IN HIS DEPARTMENT. (P. 351-3)

TO ADJOURN MOTION MADE DURING DEBATE ON H.R. 283, (6-27-34), A BILL MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC EXPENSES FOR THE YEAR 1834. (P. 339-1,2)

TO ADJOURN MOTION MADE DURING DEBATE ON H.R. 283. (P. 339-2)

TO SUSPEND THE RULES TO BRING UP A RESOLUTION OF INQUIRY INTO THE CAUSES OF SUSPENSION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS OF THE BANK OF WASHINGTON, THE BANK OF ALEXANDRIA, AND THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS' BANK OF GEORGETOWN.

TO SUSPEND THE RULE IN ORDER TO ENABLE MR. WISE TO OFFER HIS RESOLUTIONS RELATIVE TO THE EXTENT AND LIMITS OF THE LEGISLATIVE POWERS IN RELATION TO THE CUSTODY AND CONTROL OF THE PUBLIC MONEY. (P. 329-3)

TO SUSPEND THE RULE IN ORDER TO SUBMIT THE RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT THE SECRETARY OF TREASURY BE DIRECTED TO DEPOSIT IN THE BANK OF THE U.S. AND ITS BRANCHES ALL THE ACCRUING RESOURCES OF THE GOVERNMENT FROM MAY 1, UNTIL THE EXPIRATION OF CHARTER. (P. 329-2)

TO SUSPEND THE RULES SETTING APART FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FOR CONSIDERATION OF PRIVATE BILLS. (P. 305-2)

TO TABLE THE FIRST RESOLUTION RESOLVING THAT THE BANK OF THE U.S. OUGHT NOT TO BE RECHARTERED. (P. 291-2)

TO CONCUR ON FOURTH RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT FOR PURPOSES OF ASCERTAINING THE CAUSE OF COMMERCIAL EMBARRASSMENT OF U.S. CITIZENS, A COMMITTEE BE APPOINTED TO EXAMINE BOOKS AND PROCEEDINGS OF BANK OF U.S., AND REPORT ITS FINDINGS AND EVIDENCE, IF ANY, AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. (P. 293-1)

TO CONCUR IN THIRD RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT THE STATE BANKS OUGHT TO BE CONTINUED AS THE PLACES OF DEPOSITS OF THE PUBLIC MONEY, AND THAT IT IS EXPEDIENT FOR CONGRESS TO MAKE FURTHER PROVISION BY LAW, PRESCRIBING THE MODE OF SELECTION, THE SECURITIES TAKEN, AND TERMS ON WHICH EMPLOYED. (P. 486,250-2)

TO TABLE THE RESOLUTIONS THAT, THE PUBLIC DEPOSITS OUGHT NOT TO BE RESTORED TO THE ANDK OF THE U.S. AND 2, THAT THE STATE BANKS OUGHT TO BE CONTINUED AS THE PLACES OF DEPOSITS OF THE PUBLIC MONEY AND THAT CONGRESS PROVIDE FOR A LAW, PRESCRIBING THE MODE OF SELECTION, SECURITIES ETC. OF SAME. (P. 291-3)

TO AGREE TO THE FIRST RESOLUTION THAT THE BANK OF THE U.S. BE NOT RECHARTERED. (P. 262-1)

TO AGREE TO SECOND RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT THE PUBLIC DEPOSITS OUGHT NOT TO BE RESTORED TO THE BANK OF THE U.S. (P. 292-2)

TO ADJOURN.

TO ORDER THE MAIN QUESTION ON THE RESOLUTION THAT THE U.S. BANK NOT BE RECHARTERED, THAT STATE BANKS SHOULD RECEIVE DEPOSITS OF PUBLIC MONEY, AND THAT A COMMITTEE BE APPOINTED (TO INQUIRE IF THERE IS ANY VIOLATION OF CHARTER OF BANK OF U.S. AND INQUIRE INTO MANAGEMENT AND EXAMINE ITS BOOKS AND REPORT SUCH INVESTIGATION.) (P. 422,250-2)

TO ADJOURN MOTION MADE DURING DEBATE ON THE RESOLUTION TO U.S. BANKS. (P. 289-1)

TO ADJOURN, MOTION MADE DURING DEBATE ON THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO U.S. DEPOSITS. (P. 284-1)

TO ADJOURN, MOTION MADE DURING DEBATE ON THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO U.S. BANKS.

TO ADJOURN.

TO PASS H.R. 111, A BILL TO REMIT THE DUTIES ON CETAIN PIECES OF SCULPTURE.

TO SUSPEND THE RULE OF THE HOUSE FOR THE PURPOSE OF TAKING UP H.R. 221, FOR THE CONTINUATION OF THE CUMBERLAND ROAD IN OHIO, IND., AND ILL. (P. 262-1)

TO PRINT THE NAMES OF PETITIONERS FROM BOSTON PRAYING TO BE RELIEVED FROM PRESENT STATE OF THINGS. (P. 248-2)

TO RECOMMIT TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE, H.R. 109, (6-8-34), MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE INDIAN DEPT. FOR THE YEAR 1834. (P. 201-3)

TO AMEND A MEMORIAL OF FARMERS, MACHANICS, MANUFACTURES, AND OTHER CITIZENS OF THE COUNTY OF BERKS, IN THE STATE OF PA. PRAYING THAT THE DEPOSITS OF THE PUBLIC MONEY MAY BE RESTORED TO THE BANK OF THE U.S., WHICH AMENDMENT ASKS THAT THE NAMES SIGNED TO ABOVE MEMORIAL BE ALSO PRINTED. (P. 197-3)

SHALL THE QUESTION ON THE MOTION TO REFER THE LETTER OF THE SEC. OF THE TREASURY TO THE COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS, BE NOW VOTED ON, MOTION MADE DURING DEBATE ON A RES. RELATING TO U.S. BANKS. (P. 185-3)

SHALL THE DECISION OF THE SPEAKER STAND THAT IT WAS NOT IN ORDER TO ENTERTAIN A MOTION FOR A CALL OF THE HOUSE WHEN A PREVIOUS QUESTION WAS MOVED AND BEFORE IT WAS ASCERTAINED WHETHER THERE WAS A SECOND TO THE MOTION, MADE DURING DEBATE ON A RESOLUTION REFERRING TO THE REMOVAL OF THE PUBLIC DEPOSITS FROM THE BANK OF THE U.S. (P. 185-2)

TO ADJOURN, MOTION MADE DURING DEBATE ON A RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE U.S. BANKS.

TO REFER THE LETTERS OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY TO THE COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS, MOTION MADE DURING DEBATE ON A RESOLUTION RELATING TO U.S. BANKS. (P. 186-1)

TO RECEDE FROM ITS DISAGREEMENT TO THE SECOND AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE TO BILL H.R. 36, RELATIVE TO LIMITING APPROPRIATIONS FOR PRINTING DOCUMENTS OF THE TWO HOUSES PERTAINING TO PROCEEDINGS. (P. 161-1, 112-3)

TO ADJOURN, MOTION DURING DEBATE ON A RESOLUTION REFERRING TO THE REMOVAL OF THE PUBLIC DEPOSITS FROM THE BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

TO REFER THE MESSAGE, OF THE PRESIDENT RELATIVE TO THE REFUSAL OF THE U.S. BANK TO DELIVER UP THE BOOKS, PAPERS OR FUNDS BELONGING TO THE PENSION AGENCY, TOGETHER WITH CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE SECRETARY OF WAR AND THE PRESIDENT OF BANK WITH OPINION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL, TO THE COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS. (P. 156-1)

TO PUT THE MAIN QUESTION AS TO WHETHER THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE RELATIVE TO THE REFUSAL OF THE BANK OF THE U.S. TO DELIVER UP BOOKS ETC., BELONGING TO THE PENSION AGENCY RELATIVE TO PAYMENT OF PENSIONS, SHALL BE REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS. (P. 156-1)

TO REFER TO THE COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS THE RESOLUTION REFERRING TO THE REMOVAL OF THE DEPOSITS FROM THE BANK OF THE U.S. AND THE EFFECTS THEREFROM. (P. 150-2)

TO RECEDE FROM ITS DISAGREEMENT WITH THE SENATE AMENDMENT TO BILL H.R. 36. THE SENATE AMENDMENT RELATES TO THE APPROPRIATION FOR PRINTING OF HOUSE AND SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

TO AGREE TO THE SECOND SENATE AMENDMENT TO BILL H.R. 36, (2-11-34), MAKING APPROPRIATIONS IN PART FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE GOVERNMENT FOR THE YEAR 1834, WHICH AMENDMENT PROVIDES, TO STRIKE OUT : "AND NO PART OF THIS APPROPRIATION (FOR SENATE AND HOUSE EXPENSES) SHALL BE APPLIED TO ANY PRINTING OTHER THAN OF PAPERS OR DOCUMENTS CONNECTED WITH PROCEEDINGS OF EITHER HOUSES, EXCEPT SUCH AS HAVE BEEN HERETOFORE ORDERED." (P. 112-3)

TO RECOMMIT WITH INSTRUCTIONS BILL H.R. 42, (134-4 STAT-714, 6-30-34), GRANTING PENSIONS TO SEVERAL PERSONS THEREIN NAMED, WHICH INSTRUCTIONS ARE TO AMEND IT AS TO CAUSE THE PENSION OF LESLIE COMBS, OF LEXINGTON, KY., TO TAKE EFFECT FROM THE YEAR 1832, INSTEAD OF MAY 6, 1813. (P. 96-1)

TO POSTPONE ACTION ON THE H. RES. PROVIDING THAT THE COMM. ON INDIAN AFFAIRS BE INSTRUCTED TO INQUIRE WHETHER THEIR PROVISIONS OF THE TREATY OF MARCH 1832, WITH THE CREEK TRIBE OF INDIANS IN THE STATE OF ALABAMA BE INCONSISTENT WITH THE SOVEREIGN RIGHTS OF JURISDICTION OF SAID STATE, AND TO INQUIRE IF LEGISLATION IS NECESSARY. (P. 83-2)

TO REFER TO THE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE THE PETITION FROM THE INHABITANTS OF N.Y. PRAYING AN APPROPRIATION FOR THE ERECTION OF A HARBOR AND LIGHT HOUSE, AT SANDY CREEK, AND AT SALMON RIVER, ON LAKE ONTARIO. (P. 73-1)

TO TABLE THE RESOLUTION THAT A SELECT COMMITTEE BE APPOINTED WHOSE DUTY SHALL BE TO INQUIRE INTO THE EXPEDIENCY OF SO EXTENDING THE PROVISIONS OF THE ACT OF CONGRESS PASSED JUNE 7, 1832, GRANTING PENSIONS TO CERTAIN CLASSES OF TROOPS HEREIN NAMED AS TO EMBRACE THOSE WHO WERE ENGAGED IN INDIAN WARS SUBSEQUENT TO THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR AND DOWN TO THE TREATY OF GRENVILLE,

TO RECONSIDER VOTE BY WHICH THE REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF TREASURY UPON REMOVAL OF THE DEPOSITS IN THE BANK OF THE U.S. WAS REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE, MOTION MADE DURING DEBATE ON THE MEMORIAL RELATING TO THE U.S. BANK. (P. 37-2)

TO CHANGE THE 9TH RULE OF THE HOUSE SO AS TO REQUIRE THE SPEAKER TO VOTE IN THE FIRST INSTANCE ON EVERY QUESTION, AND PROVIDING THAT WHEN THE HOUSE IS EQUALLY DIVIDED, THE MOTION SHALL BE LOST. (P. 33-3,34-1)

TO TABLE THE MEMORIAL OF THE THREE GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF THE U.S. IN RELATION TO CONDUCT OF ITS DIRECTORS AND ESPECIALLY OF THE PRESIDENT OF THAT INSTITUTION. (P. 25-3)