Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-07

:. =, "o",u We heNpeuiebt To make transfer
atore said treaty "e
VI. Clay rose, and in speech of an borr
anu halt IN lens, III, delivered his opinions an
large on the subjects ot these resolutions.
W.T.. LoURdeS rose, not SO much i'm replN aa
10 shew that Il WAS inexpedient to act on
The resolves, and under all the circumstances.
mat II was not eXpedieni 10 engage i'm a
discussion OF them,
III being late in the day, and other gentle
men seeming inclined TO speak, MIR Louadcs
was prevailed upon TO give way before he had
nihshed the remarks be intended TO make:
jOurned.
IN SENATE-MoNDAY, APRIL 3.
The Senate resumed the consideration
oil Tie Oil providing SUMMARY process for
me recovery OF debts due by defaulters.
&c. TO the government.
According 10 tile iuiimation given by
Mr.. 6ardom, when The bill was last upe.es
consideration, he offered AN amendment
thereto, in the following words:
And be At further enacted, That any person
SHOULD consider himself aggrieved by any war.
am lssheu under this act, he may prefer a
bill OF complaint 10 any district iujre of the
united STATES, setting forth theI cn the ila,are
anu eAtent oi the INJURY of which he com,
pidhs anu theieupou the Judge aforesaid
may III III ms opinion the case REQUIRES il.
grant all Injunction TO sta, proceedings on,
such warrant altogether, or for so much there
o' DIS Tue hainie OF the case requires. But no
.Vnhe'ion shall issue till the party applying
ioi the same shall give boHd and sufficient Sc,
curly, conditioned Tor the performance Of
such Judgment as shall he award II ar aipst the
complainant III such amount as the nudge
sian'ng Tie injunction shall prescribe. Nor
s"dii the issuing OF sucn injunction in any man.
her Impair the lien produce by the i,suin,,
OF Shch warrant and the same proceedings
Shall be had OIL such Injunction as i'm other ca
SEES; except una, no answer shall be necessary
- mai A. nt lh..I I..s talk
diSsoislns The In Junction il shall apppar 10
tue Satisiaciion OF tie Judge " no shall decide
upon ne same. that the application for the
injunction was merely for delay, IN addition
10 The lawful interest which shall be assesspd
on all sums which NAV be found due a,niust
me complainant, the said Judge is hereby au-
,hoiISed 10 add such damages an that, with the
Ia" vi interest, ~ shall not exceed tile rate OF
sum.
dnd 6e at further endctcd, That such ininnc-
.ions may lie granted or dissolved BY suck
Jndst eiihtr IN o. out OF court
ana Oe Il further enacted, That if any errson
sha'i consider himself gsrieved by the decis-
ION OF such Judge either in refusing TO issue
the injunction, or, ifgraDIed Oh It's dissolution.
u sndii oe competent for such person to lay
aSopy OF lie proceedings had bpIote the dis
trIct Judge, before a jsd.e OF The Sunrsne
Court, TO whom authority il hereby given eth
er 10 grant the injunction, or peimit an AM
peal as me case may he, it in The opinion nf
L.
Oh the case requires il. And ther.upon The
same proceedings shall be had uI,on .ucb in
junction IN the Circuit Court as ave prescrib-
ed III the District Court, and subject to ,ha
same cohhiiions In ali respects whatsoever
a good deal of debate look Mace an
TIM amen ment. in which Mes,rs Bar
6onr, Waller of Geo BuriH, Williams.
OF Zen. Gus, 1ichenor, MeNen, Lanman.
Eaton, and SMITH. paIti, ipatcd.
lh The course OF the isIussion, the
amendment was amended, on motion of
MI D"'77u, by adding new section.
providing that boiling III the act should
be construed "to take away or impair
any right or remedy which the UpItcd
States now have by law for the recovery
OF taxes, debts, or demands"
MT. B0r6o"rE amendment was agreed
tO-ayeS %.
The Dill, as amended, was reported 10
III Scua,e, and all the amendments sue
cessiveiy concurred i'm but
The vote on Mr.. BarGonrs amendment
WAS subsequently re-cousidered, tile
ameh1meni ordered 10 be printed, and
The bill postponed until To- morrow
The Senate took up The resolution sab
milied by Mr.. JOhnSOn, o. XIV. on the
18th ull. 10 cnquIr, into III. expectancy
Of giving 10 the DISTRICT % Columbia =
Delegate on HE floor Of Congress.
MIR. Johnson added a few remarks IN
What he had said III support OF IIsmotion
whcn fist ubnIliPd
Nj King, of n. Y briefly stated his
objections 10 the motion, founded princi-
pdily ON The opinion that this as all en-
4nhN WHICH II was proper, from motives
Oi Ncllcacy, tU i"avt 10 tie other House
as HE delegate, II authorized, would fake
MS seat there that lhe people of the
District had not asked &c Congress this
privilege ihal il iiad been given 10 Ter
rlinres only which looked forward 10
become independent members ol The
CnIon, ami might sanction or give color
10 an Impression that Congress conlrm-
plated a similar result al some time, i'm
this instance,
Mr.. johnson replied, 10 obviaie The oil
Jeciions Of MIR. X. and enforce his rea.
sons heretofore fully reporled) III favor
oil Tie motion; after which,
lie resolution was agreed to-ayes Is
noes ~
MIR. PiedSamfs, from the committee on
naval affairs, communicated 10 the Sem
ale document, containing a plan d,y
Lieut.. Ranase, OF the Navy for The de-.
fenced the commerce and the protection
OF The revenue OF the Quilted States i'm HE
Gull OF Mexico, near The river Mississin-
Pi which was read and ordered TO he
printed.
The Senate resumed, as in committee
oil tie whole, The bill more eiieclualy 10
provide Tor The punishment OF crimes
against HE United States, and for oIher
purposes, Ito revise Hnd embody IN one
acl various penal laws OF The u. States
Tic 6Ill-cOnsIsiIHg of 80 printed folio
pages, and embracing great mass Of
deiah-was read through, and me pro-
gFcss made 10 tie consideration OF its
prOVlGIOns when the Senate adjourned.