The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-20

On motion OF Mr.. M'Kim,
EeSolUed, That the Secretary of the Trea- |
sury be required to lay before this House a
digest of American manufactures. heretofore
ordered to be made out under his direction,
1t the same be prepared, and to report the
progress made in this work, if not ready for
Cel'very
On motion of Mr.. Jackson of Va.
Resolved That the committee on the Ju-
dietary be and they are hereby instructed
10 enquire whether it be not required by the
Constitution of the United States TO extend
the jurisdiction of the courts of the United
States in cases not provided f by law; and
also into the eXpediepcy OF such extension.
On motion If Mr.. Sherwood of Ny.
ResofVed, That the committee upon the
Judiciary be instructed 10 enquire into the
amount of fees and perquisites Of the office
OF District Attorney in the District of New
Yo' k, and to provide by law for proper
tioning the emOluments OF the Office to its
duties. !.
Mr.. Beal of Ohio. offered a resolution in
tended to spply to the state of Ohio only,
but which was. OH the suggestion of several
gentlemen, so varied and amended as to
read as 70 lows, viz.
ReSolUed, Ihatthe committee of Claims
be instructed TO inquire into the expedency
| OF providing by law for adjusting and salts
| tying claims of citizens of the United States,
or territories thereof, arising from articles
impressed and supplies furnished 10 detach-
ments OF militia ordered into public service
by the authority OF said states and terrific
! res, from the commencement of the present
war"
Thus amended. the resolution was agreed
TO, ayes 80.
COMMERCE.
Mr. King of Mass. rose to submit the fo;
lowing resolutions for consideration
| I. Rescued, That the constitutional pow
ers OF Congress do not extend 10 the suspen-
SIGN or Introduction of the coasting trade OF
the United States of America tom dis
| trict In enc state to district i'll the same
state.
3. .ResotUed, That the constitute nal pow
ers or Congress do not extend to suSpeu-
sion or Introduction of the coasting trade of
the United States of America from u lis
| trct IN one STATE to district III the same
state or an adjoining stat ON the sea cost
ter on havigable river 'Ehercf re
, s. hfe&oered. That the committee on Fo-
reign Relations he and they are hereby in
| structed TO bring IN a bI.l u repeal so'much
ol the act laying an embargo on all sips &
vessels ~ the ports and harhors OF the Uni
ted States, passed on the 17,h day of De-
ember. a. p. 1913, as suspends interdicts
lhe Goa fling trade of the United States OF
America from district in one state TO a
district in the same state or an adjoining
state on the sea coast, or on navigza.e IL
.ver.
And the question on proceeding now lc
kconsider the said resolution, vas decided by
EyeaS and nays as follows.
fEAS-Messrs. Alstcn, Baylies of Mass. Digelov
lloyd, BrSdhury, Breckenridge, Brigham, Caper
ton, Champion. Ciliey, Cooper, Cox, Culpeper, Da
ssenport' Davis of Mass. Ely, Franklin, CASTOR
Geddes, Gros~enor, Harsun. Huiry, Hlpgerford
jackson OF Il. Kent, OF p. Y KING oil MASS
Law lie ais, Lovett, Macon, Miller, Motif, Nose
icy, Markell, Qa&eiey, Pearson, Pickering, titk;n
rost, Potter. John Reed, William Reed, Richard
SON. s,dgeieE, Russlss, SeAuremsR, Shelly, Sher-
wood, 'Shipherd, Smith of n. y. Stanford, Stock
ttooJ Stasrt S1urges, TaImsdge, Thompson, Tag.
CART, Fose, Ward OF Mass Webster, Wheston
tWhcex, Wilson of vi ASS. Winter, Wood
/ NAlS--Messrs Alexander, Anderson, h5eher,
6srd' barnett, Bsail, Bowen, Bradley, Brown,
Burwel, Butter, Caldwell, Calhoun, Chappell,
Chsves. CLARK, CloptOn. CoIn'toek, .Eonard Crsw
ford, Creighton, Crouch, Davis of Penn Dawson,
Denoyrles, Drshs, Diyal, Earle, Eppes, Evans,
fsrrow, Findiey, Fisk Of Yer. Fisk of n For
ney, For5ythe. Ghoson Glasgow, Or hia, GrumGy,
hal'' Harris, Hssarouek, Hawes, Hubbard, Hum.
phTGys ingersoll, Irwin, jackson Of Virg Johnson
lot Yirg. Kennedy, Kerr, kiibourn, KING of " c.
Leters, Lowndes, Lyle, M'Cey, M'HGe, Ni'Kin,
| M'Lesn, Montgomery, Moor Murfree, Nelson,
Newton, Orinshy, Parker, Pickens, Piper, Pleas.
EahtsI Yea OF rem. hAea Jf Ten. X Oh, Rinsgo.d,
iIo-he, Roberts, Robertson, Sage, Sewer, Sc. bert
lSharp, Smith of Psun. Smith Of Y,rg. StroAg,
Iannehil!, Taylor. TeItar, Trou1, Udree, Ward OF
). Whitehill, Wilson Of Penn. Wright, Yam
ley
80 the house refused to consider the SAID
re solution.
: FILLING THE BANKS, &c.
The engrossed biz encouraging enlist.
ments, &c. was read third tune.
MIR. Sneiey offered the following new sec
ton by way OF rtaer 20 the bill.
y9nd be nJi4yther enacted, That the
itr ops tob be enlisted shall be i,aited 20 the
fdefe &c of the territories of the United
states or the frontiers thereof or such part
hereof as TIC President of the u. S. sha /
elect ard determine
Alter some objections on the question of
order as 70 the admission of a rider 10 =
bill, being contrary to practice, and dis.
Cussion Gil the principle Of the proposed r.
tder, the question on its passage % a sec end
reading was decided ia the neg atIye, as fol =
| lows:
For iIr. saeHey's motion 81
Againstit 1l3
Fhe bill WAS then Pat on its passage, and
a warm debate eUsued TIL seven c'ciocE in
the evening when tie Previous Question
| whs reg ired which prec!udes further de-
Date} and decided thus
/ Foi The pre- Sous question rs
| Against i C8
| The main Question was then put" Shall
the II pass and decided as 70 logs:
/ AYES--Nessrs. Alexander Aston 4 ,ds-sor