Stephen Ormsby

TO POSTPONE INDEFINITELY CONSIDERATION OF A BILL BEING "AN ACT MORE EFFECTUALLY TO PRESERVE THE NEUTRAL RELATIONS OF THE U.S." (P. 1067)

TO PASS THE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT BILL OVER THE PRESIDENT'S VETO.

TO POSTPONE CONSIDERATION OF THE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS ACT UNTIL MAR. 3, 1817.

TO FIX A DATE OF CONVENING. (P. 1053)

TO POSTPONE INDEFINITELY CONSIDERATION OF THE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS ACT. (P. 1051)

TO CONCUR IN AN AMENDMENT TO AN ACT FOR THE PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND TO SECURE ACCOUNTABILITY OF PUBLIC MONEY ETC., WHICH AMENDMENT GIVES THE COMPTROLLING OFFICERS OF THE TREASURY COERCIVE POWER AGAINST PUBLIC DEFAULTERS. (P. 1034 JP. 470-471)

TO POSTPONE CONSIDERATION OF THE INTERNAL DUTIES RESOLUTION UNTIL MAR. 2, 1817. (P. 1020)

TO TABLE THE INTERNAL DUTIES RESOLUTION. (P. 1014)

TO AMEND THE INTERNAL DUTIES RESOLUTION BY ADDING TO THE RESOLUTION THE REPEAL OF THE DUTY ON SALT. (P. 1016)

TO POSTPONE THE INTERNAL DUTIES RESOLUTION A DAY BEYOND THE SESSION (P. 1015)

TO TABLE THE RESOLUTION ON INTERNAL DUTIES. (P. 986)

TO CONSIDER THE RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT THE INTERNAL DUTIES BE REPEALED, AND THAT THE COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS BE INSTRUCTED TO REPORT A BILL FOR THAT PURPOSE. (P. 954)

TO PROCEED TO THE ORDER OF THE DAY, MOTION MADE DURING DEBATE ON THE INTERNAL DUTIES RESOLUTION. (P. 955)

TO TABLE THE BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF CERTAIN SUFFERERS ON THE NIAGARA FRONTIER OF THE LATE WAR. (P. 953)

TO PASS THE BILL SETTING APART AND PLEDGING AS A FUND FOR INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT, THE BONUS AND U.S. SHARE OF THE DIVIDENDS OF THE NATIONAL BANK.

TO POSTPONE INDEFINITELY A BILL SETTING APART AND PLEDGING AS A FUND FOR INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT, THE BONUS AND U.S. SHARE OF THE DIVIDENDS OF THE NATIONAL BANK.

TO AMEND AS MODIFIED, THE COMPENSATION BILL, WHICH AMENDMENT ALLOWS FUTURE MEMBERS $8.00 PER DIEM AS A REMUNERATION FOR ATTENDANCE AND $8.00 PER DIEM FOR TRAVELING EXPENSES WHERE DISTANCE IS 20 MILES OR MORE FROM THE SEAT OF THE GOVERNMENT TO HIS RESIDENCE. (P. 707-708)

TO AMEND THE BILL RELATING TO COMPENSATION BY ELIMINATING THE WORDS "DURING THE PRESENT SESSION" SO AS TO INCLUDE THE ACCOUNTS OF BOTH SESSIONS IN THE SETTLEMENT AGREEABLE TO OLD PER DIEM ALLOWANCE OF $6.00. (P. 705)

TO OFFER A SUBSTITUTE AMENDMENT FOR THE COMPENSATION BILL WHICH SUSPENDS THE REPEAL OF THE EXISTING COMPENSATION ACT UNTIL THE END OF THE PRESENT SESSION, AND PROVIDES THAT THE REPEALING ACT SHOULD NOT REVIVE ANY FORMER COMPENSATION LAW. (P. 706)

TO AMEND THE BILL RELATING TO COMPENSATION BY CONFINING THE REPEAL TO THE EXISTING ACT AND THUS LEAVE THE SUBJECT OF COMPENSATION AS IT STOOD PRIOR TO THE ACT OF LAST SESSION SO AS TO REVIVE EXPRESSLY THE FORMER LAWS ON THE SUBJECT. (P. 701)

TO POSTPONE INDEFINITELY THE BILL RELATING TO COMPENSATION. (P. 700)

TO AMEND THE BILL RELATING TO COMPENSATION BY ALLOWING A PER DIEM ALLOWANCE OF $8 TO EACH MEMBER OF CONGRESS FOR HIS ATTENDANCE AND $8 ALLOWANCE FOR EVERY 20 MILES TRAVELING FROM THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT TO RESIDENCE. (P. 638)

TO AMEND THE BILL RELATING TO COMPENSATION BY ALLOWING A PER DIEM ALLOWANCE OF $10 TO EACH MEMBER OF CONGRESS FOR ATTENDANCE. (P. 637)

TO AMEND THE BILL RELATING TO COMPENSATION BY ALLOWING A PER DIEN ALLOWANCE OF $9 TO EACH MEMBER OF CONGRESS FOR ATTENDANCE. (P. 638)

TO CONCUR IN AN AMENDMENT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE TO THE BILL ALLOWING COMPENSATION TO THE MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND DELEGATES OF THE TERRITORIES AND REPEALING ALL ACTS CONTRARY THERETO, WHICH AMENDMENT ALLOWS A COMPENSATION OF $6.00 PER DAY TO EACH SENATOR, REPRESENTATIVE, AND DELEGATE, AND $6.00 A DAY FOR TRAVELING EXPENSES WHERE DISTANCES EXCEED 20 MILES FROM THE SEAT OF CONGRESS, AND $6.00 A DAY FOR TRAVELING EXPENSES TO THE PRESIDENT PRO TEM OF THE SENATE AND SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE, IN ADDITION TO THEIR SALARIES. (P. 574)

TO PASS A BILL SUPPLEMENTAL TO THE ACT FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF VACCINATION. (P. 470)

TO OFFER A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE BILL AUTHORIZING THE PAYMENT FOR PROPERTY LOST, CAPTURED OR DESTROYED BY THE ENEMY WHILE IN THE MILITARY SERVICE OF THE U.S., WHICH SUBSTITUTE SEEKS TO STRIKE OUT ALL AFTER THE ENACTING CLAUSE OF SAID BILL AND INSERT INSTEAD, A BILL PROVIDING THAT IN ALL CASES ARISING UNDER THE 9TH SECTION, THE DECISION OF THE COMMISSIONER SHALL BE REVISED AND SANCTIONED OR REJECTED BY THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, AND THAT IN ALL CASES UNDER THE REMAINING SECTIONS THE DECISIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER SHALL BE REVISED AND SANCTIONED OR REJECTED BY THE SECRETARY OF WAR, WITHOUT WHICH SANCTION NO MONEY SHALL BE PAID ANY CLAIMANT. (P. 441)

TO AMEND THE ACT AUTHORIZING THE PAYMENT FOR PROPERTY LOST, CAPTURED OR DESTROYED BY THE ENEMY, WHILE IN THE MILITARY SERVICE OF THE U.S., WHICH AMENDMENT CONTINUES TO RECOGNIZE AND PAY THE CLAIMS OF THE PEOPLE ON THE NIAGARA FRONTIER BY RETAINING THE 9TH SECTION. (P. 437)

TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION INSTRUCTING THE COMMITTEE ON THE NATIONAL CURRENCY TO INQUIRE WHETHER THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF THE ABOVE BANK HAVE ADOPTED ANY ARRANGEMENT WHEREBY THE PAYMENT OF THE SPECIE PORTION OF THE SECOND INSTALLMENT CAN BE EVADED OR POSTPONED, AND IF SO, THE EXPEDIENCY OF ADOPTING SOME REGULATION BY WHICH THE PAYMENT OF THIS INSTALLMENT CAN BE ENFORCED WITHIN THE TIME LIMIT. (P. 435-436)

TO RECOMMIT TO THE COMMITTEE OF ELECTIONS THE REPORT ON THE PETITION OF RUFUS EASTON CONTESTING THE RIGHT OF JOHN SCOTT TO A SEAT IN THE HOUSE AS A DELEGATE FROM THE MISSOURI TERRITORY, AND TO INSTRUCT SAID COMMITTEE TO RECEIVE EVIDENCE WHETHER PERSONS VOTING FOR EITHER CANDIDATE WERE ENTITLED TO VOTE IN SAID ELECTION, THEREBY DETERMINING THEIR ELIGIBILITY. (P. 414)

TO ORDER THE ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT ALL DUTIES, TAXES, IMPOSTS AND EXCISES, LAID OR IMPOSED BY THE GOVERNMENT BE UNIFORM THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY AND BE RECEIVED IN LEGAL CURRENCY OF THE U.S. OR IN TREASURY NOTES OR IN NOTES OF THE BANK OF THE U.S.

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT ALL DUTIES, TAXES, IMPOSTS AND EXCISES LAID OR IMPOSED BY THE GOVERNMENT BE UNIFORM THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY AND BE RECEIVED IN LEGAL CURRENCY OF THE U.S. OR IN TREASURY NOTES OR IN NOTES OF THE BANK OF THE U.S. (P. 1451)

TO PASS THE SPECIE PAYMENT BILL. (P. 1437)

TO CONCUR IN THE SENATE AMENDMENT TO THE TARIFF BILL, WHICH AMENDMENT INCREASES THE DUTY ON IMPORTED BROWN SUGAR FROM 2 AND 1/2 TO 3 PER POUND. (P. 1438)

TO POSTPONE INDEFINITELY ANY FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF THE SPECIE PAYMENT BILL. (P. 1430B)

TO AMEND THE BILL RELATIVE TO SPECIE PAYMENTS BY ESTABLISHING A UNIFORMITY IN THE PAYMENT OF DUTIES AND TAXES, BY PUBLISHING IN ONE OR MORE NEWSPAPERS IN EACH STATE OR TERRITORY, A LIST OF BANKS OF THE U.S. THE NOTES OF WHICH ARE THEREAFTER TO BE RECEIVED IN THEIR RESPECTIVE DISTRICTS IN PAYMENT OF DUTIES, TAXES, AND OTHER DEBTS DUE TO THE U.S. ETC.. (P. 1530A)

TO ORDER THE ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE BILL INCREASING THE SALARIES OF OUR MINISTERS AT THE COURTS OF ST. PETERSBURG, PARIS AND LONDON TO $12,000 PER ANNUM. (P. 1413)

TO PASS THE BILL (4/18/1816), AUTHORIZING THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY TO COMPENSATE JOHN ROGERS AND OTHERS $300 FOR THEIR CAPTURE OF A MIDSHIPMAN, AND TWO SEAMEN OF THE BRITISH NAVY. (P. 1877 INDEX)

TO CONCUR IN THE 5TH AMENDMENT TO THE BILL, (4/16/1816), MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE GOVERNMENT FOR 1816, WHICH AMENDMENT APPROPRIATES $28,036 FOR ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION FOR CLERKS, MESSENGERS AND ASSISTANTS. (P. 1364)

TO PASS THE TARIFF BILL. (P. 1352)

TO POSTPONE UNTIL DEC. ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OF THE TARIFF BILL. (P. 1351)

TO AMEND THE TARIFF BILL BY ELIMINATING THE CLAUSE FROM THE 1ST SECTION WHICH PROVIDES ALL COTTON CLOTHS OR CLOTHS OF WHICH COTTON IS THE MATERIAL OF CHIEF VALUE, THE ORIGINAL COST OF WHICH IS LESS THAN 25 CENTS PER SQ. YD. AT THE PLACE IMPORTED FROM, SHALL BE TAKEN AND DEEMED TO HAVE COST 25 CENTS PER SQ. YD., AND SHALL BE CHARGED WITH DUTY ACCORDINGLY, AND ON COTTON YARN OR THREAD THE SAME. (P. 1348)

TO POSTPONE INDEFINITELY THE NATIONAL BANK BILL. (P. 1344)

TO AMEND THE TARIFF BILL BY IMPOSING A DUTY OF 20% AD VALOREM ON WOOLEN AND COTTON GOODS. (P. 1336)

TO AMEND AN AMENDMENT MADE IN THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE TO THE TARIFF BILL, WHICH AMENDMENT REDUCES THE DUTY ON IMPORTED IRON FROM 75 CENTS TO 45 CENTS PER ONE HUNDRED WEIGHT. (P. 1326)

TO AMEND AN AMENDMENT MADE IN THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE TO THE TARIFF BILL, WHICH AMENDMENT REDUCES THE DUTY ON BROWN SUGAR FROM 31/2 PER LB. TO 2 PER POUND. (P. 1326B)

TO CONCUR IN AN AMENDMENT MADE IN THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE TO THE TARIFF BILL, WHICH AMENDMENT IMPOSES A DUTY OF 25% FOR 3 YEARS INSTEAD OF 2 YEARS AND 20% THEREAFTER ON IMPORTED COTTONS. (P. 1325)

TO CONCUR IN A SENATE AMENDMENT TO THE BILL IN ADDITION TO AN ACT TO REGULATE THE POST OFFICE, WHICH AMENDMENT EXTENDS ADDITIONAL 30 DAYS FRANKING PRIVILEGE TO CONGRESS PREVIOUS TO EACH SESSION, THE MEMBERS TO PAY THE EXCESS ON EACH PACKET EXCEEDING 2 OUNCES. (P. 1311)

TO STRIKE OUT THE AMENDMENT TO THE TARIFF BILL WHICH GRADUATED THE DUTY ON IMPORTED COTTON. (P. 1313)

TO CONCUR IN THE 6TH AMENDMENT MADE IN THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE TO THE BILL, (107-3 STAT, 310, 4/27/1816), REGULATING THE DUTIES ON IMPORTS AND TONNAGE, AND PROVIDING SUITABLE BUILDINGS FOR TRANSACTING THE BUSINESS OF THE CUSTOMS, WHICH AMENDMENT REDUCES THE DUTY ON UNMANUFACTURED WOOL FROM 15 TO 7 1/2% AD VALORUM. (P. 1312)

TO CONCUR IN AN AMENDMENT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE TO THE BILL, (4/9/1816), TO CHANGE THE EXISTING DUTIES ON U.S. SPIRITS DISTILLATION, WHICH AMENDMENT INCREASES THE DUTY ON LICENSES FOR ONE YEAR BY 100% AND GRADUATES THE PRICE OF LICENSES FOR SHORTER PERIODS IN PROPORTION TO THESE FOR ONE YEAR. (P. 1226)

TO ORDER THE ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE BILL FOR QUIETING AND ADJUSTING CLAIMS TO LANDS IN THE MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY. (P. 1222)

TO PASS THE BILL RELATING TO THE NATIONAL BANK. (P. 1219)

TO AMEND THE NATIONAL BANK BILL BY ELIMINATING THE PROVISION THAT GIVES THE PRESIDENT AND THE SENATE THE POWER OF APPOINTING FIVE OF THE DIRECTORS, THEREBY LEAVING ALL THE DIRECTORS TO BE CHOSEN BY THE CORPORATION. (P. 1210)

TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE ON THE AMENDMENT TO BANK BILL; WHICH AMENDMENT PROVIDES TO CHANGE THE SEAT OF THE BANK PROPOSED TO BE ESTABLISHED, TO NEW YORK INSTEAD OF PHILADELPHIA. (P. 1208)

TO ORDER THE ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE NATIONAL BANK BILL. (P. 1211)

TO AMEND THE BILL, (1/11/1816), INCORPORATING THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE BANK OF THE U.S., BY REDUCING THE RATE AT WHICH 6% STOCK IS TO BE RECEIVED IN SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE BANK, FROM PAR TO 90% FOR EVERY $100. (P. 1204)

TO PASS THE BILL, (3/19/1816), CHANGING THE MODE OF COMPENSATION TO THE MEMBERS OF CONGRESS FROM $6.00 PER DAY TO $1,500 ANNUALLY. (P. 1188)

TO POSTPONE INDEFINITELY, THE BILL (3/6/1816), TO REDUCE THE DIRECT TAX ON THE U.S. TO 3 MILLIONS, AND CONTINUE THE SAME FOR ONE YEAR. (P. 1134)

TO AMEND THE BILL, 4/9/1816, IN ADDITION TO THE ACT REGULATING THE POST OFFICE ESTABLISHMENT, BY PROVIDING THAT NO MAIL BE TRANSPORTED ON SUNDAY NOR ANY POST OFFICE RECEIVE OR DELIVER MAIL ON SUNDAY. (P. 1125)

TO CONSIDER THE RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT ALL DUTIES, IMPORTS, AND EXCISES, SHOULD BE COLLECTED IN ALL PARTS OF THE U.S. IN THE SAME CURRENCY, OR IN CURRENCIES EQUIVALENT IN VALUE AND THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY TO RECEIVE ONLY GOLD, SILVER, AND COPPER COINS AND TREASURY NOTES IN PAYMENT OF DUTIES ETC.

TO RECEDE FROM THE AMENDMENTS AND AGREE TO THE MODIFICATION RECOMMENDED BY THE CONFEREES TO THE BILL REGULATING COMMERCE BETWEEN THE TERRITORIES OF THE U.S. AND GREAT BRITAIN, IN REGARD TO THE DECLARATORY WORDS IN THE ENACTING CLAUSE. (P. 1057)

TO PASS A BILL GRANTING BOUNTIES IN LAND AND 3 MONTHS EXTRA PAY ACCORDING TO RANK IN THE U.S. ARMY TO CERTAIN CANADIAN VOLUNTEERS. (P. 1048)

TO CONCUR WITH THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE IN STRIKING OUT A SECTION OF THE BILL MAKING FURTHER PROVISIONS FOR MILITARY SERVICES DURING THE LATE WAR WHICH SECTION PROVIDES THAT DONATIONS OF LAND BE GRANTED TO ALL OFFICERS OF THE REGULAR ARMY WHO HAVE BEEN DISBANDED AS SUPERNUMENARIES. (P. 1050)

TO CONCUR IN THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE, BEING THE AMENDMENTS OF THE COMMITTEE TO A BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF CERTAIN CANADIAN VOLUNTEERS OF THE LATE WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN, WHO FORFEITED THEIR ESTATES TO THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT TO JOIN THE AMERICAN STANDARD, WHICH AMENDMENTS IN THE NAME OF A SUBSTITUTE TO THE ORIGINAL BILL, OFFERED COMPENSATION NOT IN PROPORTION TO LOSS OF PROPERTY IN CANADA, BUT ACCORDING TO RANK IN OUR SERVICE. (P. 1032)

TO PASS THE BILL MAKING AN APPROPRIATION OF $1,065,224 FOR THE ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES FOR 1816. (P. 978)

TO ORDER THE ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE BILL TO REDUCE THE DIRECT TAX. (P. 969)

TO AMEND THE BILL REDUCING THE AMOUNT OF DIRECT TAX UPON THE UNITED STATES AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FOR 1816, BY REPEALING THE ACT FOR THE YEAR 1816 BUT ALLOWING IT TO REMAIN IN FORCE FOR THE COMPLETION OF THE COLLECTION OF THE TAX FOR 1815. (P. 967)

TO AMEND THE BILL TO REDUCE THE DIRECT TAX BY STRIKING OUT THE WORD, "THREE MILLIONS" AND INSERTING "TWO MILLIONS," AS THE AMOUNT OF TAX TO BE LEVIED. (P. 968)

TO CONCUR WITH THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE ON FILLING THE BLANK LEFT IN THE BILL MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES FOR 1816, WITH THE SUM OF $1,065,224. (P. 970)

TO AMEND THE BILL TO REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF DIRECT TAX UPON THE U.S. AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FOR 1816, BY SEEKING TO MAKE SAID TAX A PERMANENT AND NOT AN ANNUAL ONE. P. 968)

TO AMEND THE NINTH RESOLUTION OF THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS WHICH PROVIDED THAT IT IS EXPEDIENT TO REPEAL THE ACT, ENTITLED "AN ACT TO PROVIDE REVENUES FOR DEFRAYING EXPENSES OF THE GOVERNMENT AND MAINTAINING THE PUBLIC CREDIT, BY LAYING DUTIES ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES," (APP. 1-18-1815); WHICH AMENDMENT SPECIFIES THE ARTICLE TO BE TAXED AND THE AMOUNT OF TAX. (P. 952)

TO ADOPT THE 7TH RESOLUTION OF THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS, WHICH RESOLUTION PROVIDES THAT IT IS EXPEDIENT TO REPEAL THE ACT ENTITLED "TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL REVENUES FOR DEFRAYING EXPENSES AND MAINTAINING THE PUBLIC CREDIT BY LAYING DUTIES ON SPIRITS DISTILLED WITHIN THE U.S., BY AMENDING THE ACT LAYING DUTIES ON LICENSES TO DISTILLERS OF SPIRITOUS LIQUORS," (APP. 12-21-1814) EXEMPTING ONLY CERTAIN SECTIONS THEREOF, FROM AND AFTER APR. 1, AND FROM THE SAME DAY TO ADD 50% TO THE DUTY WHICH ALL STILLS ARE LIABLE TO PAY. (P. 951-1)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION OF THE COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS TO REPEAL THE DUTY ON THE QUANTITY OF SPIRITS DISTILLED AND ADD 100% TO TAX ON CAPACITY OF STILLS, WHICH AMENDMENT EXEMPTS TAX ON STILLS USED WHOLLY FOR SPIRITS DERIVED FROM FRUIT, HERBS AND ROOTS. (P. 494)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION OF THE COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS TO REPEAL THE DUTY ON THE QUANTITY OF SPIRITS DISTILLED AND ADD 100% TO TAX ON CAPACITY OF STILLS; WHICH AMENDMENT REDUCES 100% TO 50%. (P. 948-949)

TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE REFUSING TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION REDUCING THE ANNUAL DIRECT TAX, BY REPEALING THE TAX COMPLETELY. (P. 916)

TO CONCUR IN AMENDMENTS MADE IN THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE TO A BILL FOR CARRYING INTO EFFECT THE CONVENTION OF COMMERCE BETWEEN THE U.S. AND GREAT BRITAIN. (P. 897)

TO CONCUR IN AN AMENDMENT TO A REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE, ON THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS RESPECTING THE REVENUE, WHICH REPORT PROPOSES TO REDUCE THE ANNUAL DIRECT TAX TO THREE MILLION, THE AMENDMENT TO WHICH SEEKS TO LIMIT THE TAX TO ONE YEAR. (P. 863)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION FOR A DIRECT TAX, BY REPEALING THE TAX ENTIRELY.

TO PASS A BILL (2/1/1816), CONTINUING IN FORCE CERTAIN ACTS LAYING DUTIES ON BANK NOTES, REFINED SUGAR AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. (P. 746)

TO AMEND AN AMENDMENT TO THE BILL TO CONTINUE IN FORCE THE ACT FOR IMPOSING ADDITIONAL DUTIES UPON ALL GOODS, WARES, AND MERCHANDISE IMPORTED FROM A FOREIGN PORT; WHICH ORIGINAL AMENDMENT INSERTS A SECOND SECTION INCREASING DUTIES BY 42% AS OF JUNE 30, UNTIL A NEW TARIFF LAW IS PASSED: THE AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT CHANGES 42% TO 50%.

TO PASS THE BILL TO CONTINUE IN FORCE THE ACT FOR IMPOSING ADDITIONAL DUTIES UPON ALL GOODS, WARES AND MERCHANDISE, IMPORTED FROM ANY FOREIGN PORT OR PLACE. (P. 744)

TO AMEND THE FIRST OF THE RESOLUTIONS RELATING TO A REVENUE SYSTEM; WHICH RESOLUTION PROVIDES TO CONTINUE IN FORCE DOUBLE DUTIES ON IMPORTS AND TONNAGE UNTIL NEXT JUNE 30; THE AMENDMENT CHANGES JUNE 30 TO JANUARY FIRST NEXT.

TO RECOMMIT THE RESOLUTIONS RELATING TO A SYSTEM OF REVENUE TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. (P. 682)

TO PASS A BILL FOR REGULATING THE COMMERCE BETWEEN THE TERRITORIES OF THE U.S., AND BRITAIN ACCORDING TO A CONVENTION, CONCLUDED JULY 3, 1815. (P. 674)

TO ORDER THE ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF A BILL FOR REGULATING THE COMMERCE BETWEEN THE TERRITORIES OF THE U.S. AND BRITAIN, ACCORDING TO A CONVENTION CONCLUDED JULY 3, 1815. (P. 522)

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE COMMERCE PROTECTION BILL.

TO RECEDE FROM DISAGREEMENT TO THE SENATE AMENDMENT TO THE PEACE BILL CONCERNING BOUNTY LANDS FOR DISBANDED OFFICERS.

TO POSTPONE INDEFINITELY CONSIDERATION OF A HOUSE BILL (APP. 3-3-1815), FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE COMMERCE OF THE U.S. AGAINST THE ALGERINE CRUISER.

TO COMMIT THE BILL FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES AGAINST ALGERINE CURISERS, TO A SELECT COMMITTEE WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO REPORT THE FACTS UPON WHICH THE MEASURE CONTEMPLATED BY BILL IS PREDICATED.

TO ORDER THIRD READING OF THE COLLECTION BILL.

TO AMEND THE COMMERCE PROTECTION BILL BY ADDING THE PROVISION THAT IF THE "BEY" OF ALGIERS SHALL NOT DELIVER UP, ON DEMAND, ALL AMERICAN CITIZENS DETAINED BY HIM AS PRISONERS, AND RETURN TO A STATE OF AMITY WITH THE U.S., BY A TREATY OF PEACE.

TO TABLE THE BILL FOR THE FURTHER SECURITY OF THE COLLECTION OF DUTIES ON IMPORTS AND TONNAGE.

TO AMEND THE PEACE BILL TO REDUCE THE MILITARY PEACE ESTABLISHMENT FROM 15 THOUSAND TO 10 THOUSAND MEN.

TO PUT THE MAIN QUESTION ON ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE COLLECTION BILL.

TO POSTPONE INDEFINITELY THE SENATE BILL (APP. 3-1-15), TO AUTHORIZE THE SETTLEMENT AND PAYMENT OF CERTAIN CLAIMS FOR SERVICES OF THE MILITIA.

TO AMEND THE PEACE BILL TO PROVIDE FOR ARTILLERY, INFANTRY,

TO AMEND THE PEACE BILL, BY ELIMINATING THE WORD "PEACE" IN THE FIRST SECTION. (P. 1266, 1265)

TO AMEND THE PEACE BILL TO REDUCE THE APPROPRIATION FOR PURCHASE OF HOUSES FOR ARTILLERY FROM $100,000 TO $50,000.

TO ADJOURN.