The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-12
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Nov 6.
The Senate made further progress "a l.ca-
ding the Documents accompanying the Pre-
sident's Message, but did irol o,.,ne To- a con-
clusion prcviou. to their adjournment.
NDvem,cr Z
The Senate concluded reading cer,a:n
parts o. the y cuments laid before /, crgress
by the President
Mr. Giles submitted for consideration the
Toll wing resolutions :
Resolved, That so much of the Messag. OF tho
President OK the United States as concerns The, ra
tous between the u. S. ard France and Great D1i-
tam, WITH the accompanying documents be referred
to select committee, with instructions to examine
and report thereon to the Senate and that the com
mittee have leave to report by bill, bills or other
wise.
Resolred, That much of the message OF the
President Of the United States as relates to the en-
counter between an American frigate and British
snip oil war, with the accompanying documents, be
referred to select committee, with Instructions to
examine the same, and report thereon the Senate
ReSoived, That much of the Message of the
President of the United States as relates to the eva
SONS and infractons of the commercial laws thereof
be referred to select committee, with instructions
20 examine into the subject, and report thereon to
the Senate and that the committe, have leave In
report by bill, bills otherwise
hesolUed, That so much of the Message of the
President OF the L. States relates to the manuac-
lures thereof be referred to select committees with
instructions to examine into that subject and report
thereon to the Senate and that the committee have
leave to report by bill, bills otherwise.
.AoU,n S.
1he trst resolution ycStcrday submitted
6y mr. Giles 7vas takeu M and agreed 10,
ana 1uesSrS. Giles, Cfu7yford, Gregg, Frank
TN, Lloyd, Bradley, Pohe, ahhointed a com
anittee accordin ~.
The third zoas also agreed to, and 1lessrs.
Smith IF Nd Taylor, Gilman, Good,nc6
and anderson aithointed the committee there
on.
me consideration Of the second and fourth
reSoluftons 7Uas POSTPONED to Monday.
Iur. smith, Md. gaze notice thai on Mon
day ne should ask leaUe to bring in a bill
making further h,'ovision TOR tie Co,71s If
EnSlreerS.
mr.. Worthlngton submitted the foHozy-
ing reSoiviiCn
Resolgea, That so much of the Message of the
PRESIDENT OF the United States relates to In,ian
affairs be referred to select committee to examine
into that subect, and that the committee have leave
to report by bill or otherwise"
dy14Tned 10 4W1" n.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Noo mber g.,
me House resumed tie reading Of the
Documents acconifanying the liessapc.
ana hapMS read The GREATER har1 of Shf
same, ordered 5000 cohies Mereof 10 b.
Printed.
November Z.
II motion uas made by Mr. Mitchell, 10
tie several Standine committees
our a iiUiSion Of the question. Was called for
oy Mr.. burwell, and the H0use decidrd 10
afifotnt the committee If Akections The re-
nainder Qfthe motion bring, on The success
non Of Mr.. Dawson, ordered 10 liz on the ia
bic.
Mr. Burweil presented the Petition ofJohn
IaAaf7ro, containing u me undue election
g |oha r. HHnSelJord, &c. qvhlch zvas re-
ferred 10 the G6ove conlnittce.
.Nouember s.
mr. Mitchill's motion efyeSterday 10 an
rom the SeUerai STANDING committees 7,a.s
taken uh and agreed to. Zhr names ofthe
members aflffointed By the Sneaker OIL tie
SeUeral committees will not be announced IN
III to-morrozv.
On motion IF Mr.. Dawson,
Resolved, That committee be ahhointed
10 bring na till for tie ohhortionmenf Of
among The seucral states, ac-
eordinS to the third cnumeration
DlT. White presented q memorial of Ben
,annn Ne,rU and Aierander Richards, mey-
chanfS, u Nevburghort, IN Massachusetts,
stating mat under me behefthat the French
deerees Of BerHn and Milan 7vere reheaied.
they dishatched their brig the .4keran.lrr,
faden with .fSh, IN Uoyagc to Nantes in l.
ray, ana On her arri0ai at that hort, in De-
cem6fr lust, she zgaS seized, condemned and
aotd oy the goUernmcnt, and hraying that
[ congress 7vzHfakc thet' case into conaidera-
fion and alDord Mcm such reHe(as tie ma
fure 81 tie case may rcgHire." Rtftrred to
the Committee Of Commerce. and dAtuufac-
lures.
heJoiio7oing meSsagc 7vaS receiycd from
me PreSide1t IF tie United Statcs 6V EEy.
Coles his Secretary.
10 the Senate and House Of Representa+ivee
of the u. States,
InoTr lay bctore Cbngrces tzvo letters
10 tie De6arlmenf # STATE, one from fbe
l'esent PfcnHotcHfiary cF Trance, tAe othe1.
fr0Dt ms Predecessor, 7giich acre MT igcly-
oea among nc documents Gcc0mhanzfHp mn
me8sdgc u the 5th int. tie fransia ffoa If
fheH not 6eing then comhieLed.
LANES BLfDTSON
November Z, 1911.
Read end 5000 ccfies ordered to be trim
Mr.. Bacon laid on the ta6le far co1sidc,,o-
non a resolution .f0r Instructive the Cam
Witfee # Claims 10 enquire into tie c1-hed;-
eHey of repeating ~ mod.f bing certain harts
V the 8fafHte u limitations.
II rc8oftti0H 7v0s ad0Ited for o66o;,fjy er
,7oo chafiairs, u interchange 7oeeklv bS-
f7SceH the tzvo honseS.
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