Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-29

'ion Oi Mr.. IdytJ!, 50 a. to tab aisi the
sense oi lhe iioGSe, substantially, on III.
question of disagrrVing 10 HE union ui
the ;ii>>oMri Hill with ihai of Aluinr, ami
the question was decided by yeas and
ia <, - follows.
foi di~lereein. TO the union. of the two bills
MleSsiS. ADAMS, Alien, Mass. Allen, n.
Detoher E0dcn, Brush, Bnifum, butler y .
II. Canpbell, Case. lasrtt, Coos, Crafts
CIshInNn, Darlington, Dewitt. Dickinson
Dow>c, Eddy Edwards, Con. Edwards, Penn
Fay, Fol ger, Forrest. Euiler, Fullerton Gross,
y. Y. Gross, Penn. GnyOn. tlackle, Hall. y .
\. Hazard, Hemrntli, iiendiicks, Herick
flibshar, Hill, Homes. iiOstcIirr, kendall
hin>ey, h.usley, Lathrop, iancOin, Linn, lii
vermore, LYMAN, Niacl.y, McLsne Drl Mai
la'y Marchanu, Mason. Mcecn. Il: Moore. ;.
Moore, Aiouell MoSciy. Murray, Nelsoa Va
Pat kCr, Mass. Patterson Pheip, Pmi,oa Pit
cher, Plumer, Rich, Richards. Richmond Ro-
sets, Ross. Sampson, Sargent, oii>bee, Sloan,
smith, y J.SoulharJ, Stevens, StOrrs Street,
Suong VI. StrIrg y. Y. larr, Taylor Tom
ii"son, Tumpkins. Tracy, Upham Van Ren>se
lacr, " allace, Wen'iU,er, hitinin " Jod-O3
Against di,agrceinc Ia the uIIon OF the bills
Mcssis. Abbot, Alexander. Alien, OF len
nrs>ee. AuderSoh, Archer Mi Arrher, Va.
baldwin, Bill Barbour, Bayi>. Is oomiie,d
Br var, Brown, BiyOu Bur On, BulMCIi Bat
Ter Lon. Cannon, Cobb. C,cke Ctawtlrd, Cul.
pepper, Cuthbert, Davidson Earle, Edwa,ds
\. &. Erwin, F,sner, rloyd Garuejt tiaidiu
~ A.. Il
Little. Lowndrs, McCoN, MrCreary Mclean
Ken. McI.S, Mercer. Mrtcdl;, Neale NJ ,.u.
ONersheet, Parker, Va. i'Iukucy Rankin
Reed. Rhea, Ru=gold, Settle Shaw, s,mkims,
Slocumb Smith, Md. b. Smith Va \. Sm>th
Va. smith, = Z. STROLLER, Swraringeu, Ter
Ie!l, 1rinbie, Fucker Va. Packer s. C. ~
Ter, Walker, \. &. Nartirld, Williams Va.
" il'iams, n. C.-73.
So The House disag greed 10 Il a amend.
Eeni Of the Seuate which proposed 10 AN.
4. H., l., III l
The question was then taken on disa-
greeting 10 Tie residue of The amendments
of the Sruate, Uhe details OF the Nilsson.
n biiD with the exception OF thai which
embraces what is iamildriy called the
compromise amendment and decided also
by yeas and nays, in The affirmative
For disagreeing lO2
Against II 6S
IHr question was next taken on dlsa.
greeing Ia the 9th and last section of the.
amendments of the Senate, (bvlnu thai
winch proposes 10 exclude slavery from
all the Tertiary west OF the Mis,ls,Ippi.
aud North oi 80 degrees 30 minutes NORTH
latitude, excepting within the limits Of
the proposed State pi MiSsuniI y ant AS
de idcd bv yeas aud nay III lhu atgma
tive, as follows:
For diSa.rccing $50
Against II is
Thu, ilie Honse rejected all the amend.
mrnts oithe Sruatc Ia III" Maine bin.
MISSOURI EEL.
The House then apairq resolved Itself
into a committee o! the whole, Mr. BaId
'cin IN the CHAIR, on ILLS biil-,he ptopuse,l
r -,rlciioh being sill under consideration.
MIR EdrardS OF Connecticut, resu.nrU
the arsumcut Which lie commenced on
Alonca,, III iavns OF tie Restriction. and
spoke about bali an hOur IN continuation.
Mr. JoneS OF Tennessee, next took ihe
floor and spoke some time against lie Re
StiICtlOn when,
he c"mHiil"e rose, by close vote
and about !hrVe O'Clock,
The House adjourned.
THURSDAY, FEB. d.
MIR. KCIgS made notion that the
journal ul HE II use should be amended
so as tn place his name IL the a airma.
i've on the vote taken Yesterday. unon
dIsagreeins w!th the Senate III ihelr :,
mrndmrm connecting Missouri viii,
Mhlne.the same having been erroneuusl,
stalled IN the Journal (and Of course IL,
iniS papeO the other way. But The mo
non MAS declared not tn be in order, as
TIE rdN aud Nays cannot be- "a, cred, al.
ltt iUrN nave Dttli once recorded,
The Speaker laid before the House -
report from the Secretary OF the Tr' asu-
~ made in Obedience 10 he resolution OF
,he House of Representatives Of The >,
OF March, 1919, " directing him to trans
NIT 10 Congress at an earl, period IN HE
next session, a general statement of the
coalition OF The Bank OF The u. S. and lis
offices, similar 10 the return made 10 him
by The Bank ana a statement exhibIliny
as nearly as may hr practicable. Tie
amount Of capital, invested in the differ
eui chartered Banks III the several states
aud tie District Of Columbia The a
| mount oi notes issued aud in cir,uIa
ton; I've public aud private deposits m
| them; Tie amount OF loans and discount,
made by them aud rcmaining uupaid
| dud the total quantity OF specie then
! possess and also, To report .uch iD a
sur's as, IN his upiniOu, may be expedi-
| ent 10 procure and retain suffer ut
| duaH'ity Of gold and silver coin ~ &
United States, Or 10 supply d cirt uia .inu
medium, 10 place Of specie, adapted L.
tie iHIgcuClGs of the cuunIrt and within
| the power al lie government :" which
WAS ordered 10 lie on lie tobIe (Alr
Crawford * decidedly opposed TO the es-
iablishment OF a national currency
On mOiOs Of Mr. iSfroihey, il va.
ResoIred hat "A committee l. tppoiHied "a
cnqui,e INTO the circumstances unicr viii, h
powder aud lead have peenIndnpd bS Ihr Wa
Department o. nv any OF the Officers OF tha
I Iniicd states army, to certain indr itndls .
! and INTO III causes and eAtpui of drlrouea
| ci"~ ~ Tie pd'mHsterS' aud quaricfma tiers
departments; I'D int They be authorized 10
report by bli OF othrTwisc
On motion OF Mr.. ItaCy, il was
NeSOlrrd tIIAI the Secretary of The War ID .
i.aittncut be directed Ia communicate iD this
liouse copies OF any agreements witch may
have been made win the finn IT sui 81 " II
nam, or their surety or sur lies relative