The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-13
Congress-.
FURTHER EXECUTIVE R0CEEDLNGS S.
IN SENATE OF The U. STATES,
Soturdar. july 81.


On motion of Mr.. Dana,
That on application of any member Of the se,
nate extract be turnisEed from the executive re-
cord comprehendpg the m. sssg.s OF ths President
oil the United States, in relation the nomination
Of Jonsthsn Kuss,li, be minister pienipote ntsry
Of the Uuted States TO Sweden, and the proceed
logs OF the senate thereon;
IL determined in the afirmatiss, yeas IS,
YEAS--Mess Anderson, Dana, Eromen,in,
Gsiard, German. Giles, Gilman, Goldsboroush,
Gore, Hunter. King, Lambert, Leib, Turner, " ellis
lis. 1900. .,s-
NAYS-Messrs. Brent, Bullock, Carorbsi,, How
ell, Lacock, Alouc~, Stone, TAFT, Taylor, Varnum,
Wor,hinStcn-n.
Monday, August 2.
On motion BY Mr.. .Leib. fC.
OyaeycG, That the Secretary cause 10 be printed
fo, tue of the senate, extract from the exc
cutive Journal comprsbeudug the. several m. ssages
iron, the President OF the Unitsd States with the
documents. and the proceedings Of ~ senate on
the mona ration OF Jonathan Russell, 20 &c mi.
mister plenipoten,ary of the United States - sse.
Gen.
EXTRACT, &c.
.NondGy, JifrT g =.
The following written message received frogn
the President OF the United States by Mr Graham,
20 The Ses;ase Of the Unifed States
The Swedish gov srnment having repe atediy ma
infested /. desirr 10 Interchange a public minister
with III. United States. anu having lately sppeiuted
one with that view, and other eonsde raGops eon-
curing Z" nder il ads sabs. at this period to make
correspondent appointment, uon,inst Jonathan
Russell OF Rho'e Island, to be rliussyr pisnpCten-
JAMES MADISON.
Siay 99tk, 1918. 49,
The message was repti.
ORDERED, Tha; IL is tor considerations, 80
E 49, Tuesday, Jun. /,
The senate took into confederation the riesssge
Of tie President Of the United States OF yesterday,
nominating Jonathan Russell tn ofiee and
o. motion o Mr. Csids6arovgs,
Ordered, That the further constellation thereof
De postponed.
Mr. GotcsboyogFh oub-eit,et the following motion
for consideration. which read.
Reserved, That the President of the United
Sistes be requested to inform the senate when, and
by whom the ivst intelligence was officially compu
ncate" TO ehe Department. al State, OF the repeal
OF The Der in and Milan DEGREES, aud at what time
the frs. oihe al information OF the repesl Of these
deerees wss given 10 The American Charge des AT.
sares at Pare.
81, Htl!neIday, June O.
The senate = sulnei the couside ration of the no
oiinalion OF Jonathan k6sssT tsstther with the
-no,'cn submitted yesterday by lar [ioIdsboruash (,
Sid
On mo<ioa, by Mr.. RTag.
The motion was amended and agreed to % fol-
iovs:
ResoiveG, That the President of the United
States IL request d 10 inform the senate whriher
any communication has been received from Jo,ia-
nathas Russell, admitting deuyine the declara-
non OF the Duke oi Bssssho to Mr Barlow, that he
had Informed his pretecessor OF the repeal OF the
Eern aud MILAN deerees at the date otths. decree
On motion,
Ordered, That the resolution, together With the
Ecsninston OF Jonathan Russell, be referred 10 Mr.
Coisborcueh, r.: Anderson and MIR. King, to con.
s;sr ana report thereon.
MIR anderson submitted che following motion for
consideration, which wa reRd.
ReioEoed That the President OF the United
Ststrs he requr sted TO De laid before the
senate the GORE pondcrse vhch may haze passed
between the United States and tho King Of Sweden,
yssee,ins che interchange of phb!ie ministers be-
rSn
Thursday, lyme g.
The senate proceeded to oonsid tie resolution
Suhrnitted yesterday, by tir anderson; and
On the question, win the senate agree theretoi
1t was d terinined in the affirmative yeas IL,
rsss 10, as follow:
YEAS--siessrs Anderson, Bledsoe, Daggett, Da-
"a Gaii.srd, German, borough, Gore n crs v
Aunter, King, Lambert, Leib. Smith, Stone and
Tait-l6.
NAYs--aiessrs. Brent, Bullock, Chace, condit,
Cults. Lscoek, Morrow. Robinson, Taylor. Tur
ner, Varnurn and Worthn. ston --t2.
. Craeysd, That the Secretary lay the said resolu.
fdoa before the President of the United States.
.aionday, June 7.
The following written message was received frern
the President Of the United States, by Mr.. Ora
ham: T..
20 the iSSna:e Of tie Enisca Statess
itrausmit 20 the senate, report of the secretary
Of slate, complying with their resolution of the Sd
instant.
JAMES MADISON.
WushiHgtos, Jane TIL, 1913.
The report aud doeii aisnts are az follow:
The secretary of state, TO whom referred the
resolution OF the Sehate ct the 81 instant request.
ing the President TO 10 be laid before the 81
Rsie, the correspondence which may have passed
aetween the United States and the King Of Swe.
Jen, respecting the erchangs of public minister's,
has the honor to report To the Presidents tliat no
direct coCrespsndsnss has taken place on the sub.
ject
la reference 20 the object Of the resolution, the
secretTy OF state submits aeveral estrsets OF
groIa Mr. SpeJcr, consul of the United States at
Stockholm, and a letter from Mr. Beasey, com
ir,issery at prsoners at London, by which the
wishes and the Intentions OF the Swedish govern.
rnent relation to the interchange of ministers
hsye been made known 20 this department..
Respectfully submitted. =
JAMES MONROE,
Department Of Stare, jane 7th, 1913.
u2. BEAsLEY &c THE SECRETARY or STATE.
(COfY)
LONDON, December f2th, 1919
S-E--RefefviDg TO nay letter Of the tOth instant,
have now the honor to- Transmit copy Of the let
ter wh ca informed you tlat had received FROM
BIZ S,leJsr, and Of that which stated Il vas %
sntettou 10 address to him, On she subject OF oar
relations with Sweden.
NowIthstan ling the present apparent irritation Of
BIC Swedish government, have been assured by
Mr.. de hantz0w, aud learn from other sources,
tnat 4 bas Invariably manifested tic Taost friendly
aispOs ton towards the United Stat 8. Those Ame
rehH vessels Which have sought shelter IN her ports
have experienced perfect protection. British cruz
gssrt allowed within ia territories to dispose of
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