Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-19
MONDAY, FEBRUARY II.
IN sen 4y'E

after the presentation and reference Of
s"nd'y petitions a"d memorials,
mr. Hnggies submitted the Joiiowing reSos
| intioH far consideration
ReSoived, That Tie committee on HE jvdjc;.
ary 0e1nSf'Hcted to e,gn,re ,nto tie e peoijeucy
cf prooid'ng by tar for hofaime tie diytrjct
ana cnc"it courts Of tie United States for
the district ot Ohio, at Columbus. lie s.Gt 0g
government Of SAID state.
Nr. DpkersOn altered tie folio,cing reyo..
| luton for consideration:
ReSoired Ihat tie Pa'esiHcaf ofMe Tnited
States he requested TO cause to be Aid 6ef1ye-
Tie Senate abstracts Of the binds or 0thcr
| securities Sirem 'HideT the lars ofthe United
state, by tie collectors Of die customs. rece,y-
FRS % t"e Pn6f'c moneys for tands, and regts-
te's 81 p"6hc taMds, PdymaSteTS an Tie arniy.
| ana pur@rS nthe nary, a0hO a1e nor an ofjice.
aid whose accounts remain unseuIcd :. fo'
gether Wih a Statememt of Such othry facfs
as, 4" lbs opinion, may tend to she,o tie ,rDe.
| diency on 'Hegpedieucy IF SO tar aitel.ino fhe
id'oS respecting such ot5icerS 40 man kereGffcy
be "ppoI"tcd for hm'ied periods subject to
'enOoai as heretcfore.
Seoe'0t reports and pirate ciaims were
postponed to future days and
Ihe Senate then again proceecied, in coD,4,
mntee IF the ioho(e, Mr.. DicherSon in the
ca@ir, to tie confederation IF tie
MISSOURI QUESTION.
mr.. SmiM, NJ South CarOliHa rose an on
position to tie right and erp,diencg Of te,
st'1ctiOn, and an reply TO mr.. King of Mem
l0yh, and spite Hearty three honrs.
mr.. Lfoyd, IF NayiaHd, foIowed ON the
same site. and also in reply to Mr. hing !;
md spoke nearly an hoR,'.
Nh. Pi"hney obtained tie floor for TO-.
norrow and then the Senate adjourncd.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
M' Smith, IF ND. from The committee Of
rays and means, reporfed till making oo~
| propriations fer he military service IF the
United States far tie year 1920 whick was.
tpice read ami committed.
mr. Somhord, IrOm tile committee on
lftdid" AFFAIRS, repOytet q GiH to continue in
force for q FURTHER time (5H Narch 3, 1920
the act establishing t1'adiag hoases i0iM tic
I"dian tribes vhich being read tpicc,
Mr. Somhard ObStrUedtiat, as Ike Till con-
| tdi"ed no appropriation, and as tie net Which
| II Pr"P0sed to continue ia torce wonM erpiye
| on the first NJ meat month, he noped that the
mn be- 0ydsred TO be emgrossed ant yeud a
! hird time.
mr.. Watker, ofN. e morcd ht tie hVbe
committed to committee ofihe Uhole house.
Mr.. SOHtbatd cOaH see no reason loy ITS
| taking This course. As he had obserced. the
act 1ooHd expire on the .fra day Of Haych
| Uthis hill trent to n committee ri tie yhofe.
| 1t woWid he a long time before IL ,eonh he
| re0ched on he oydeyS II tie day Mis deias
wOuM 0iiOD tie act t. erpirr, ,ohich uoaia he
j ce,y injurious 10 the public interest as it
cOWid deydDge The whote Of Me eristing sys.,
tenn IF Indian 6ade, SC ; and uniess tie
gentleman from North Carolina hui same
neD system prepared or some changes 10
propose 1t rcoWtd be useless to reia,d NE pre-
sent 6iH, a0d prodncefh injury and confusion
| Chich woad eHSuc u the eristiig act ,Ceys to
crpi'e witiOIa tmeiy isgtsiqti "a &C..
| Mr. Woiker's mutton wSS rejected By n
large majo7uy. He hea ,a0Ued that Tie IiH
he haid on the table attach motion lCas !. SO
! lost. dUeS 10 and
| THE hin waS oydered 10 bc oBgrOssed ana
| read q tird time 10 moyJ0w
| MISSOURI BILL.
! Tile House MCs egata 'eeat ,afo cos,aSstes