Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-08

OF me pfoprleiy OF the course which he
was about 10 propose. founded on the
Importance of The subject to the pariicu.
lar state aud to The Uniou-moved that
the comm unicaiion from the Governor Of
Ono. received a few days ago. and the
Report OF committee Of the L, gislature
relative To the controversy between that
state and the Batk OF the United States.
be p,inted for The use Of The III Z IN bers OF
this House.
TN. motion 10 print the papers was a.
greed tu-ayes GO. noes 81.
MIR. Smith. OF Md. moved 10 90 into
c,mnitce on the general appropriation
bill. bui tempo arily Withdrew his motion.
al the request ot Mr.. Clan.
SOUTH AMERICAN STATES.
Mr.. Say then rose to make motiop,
II would be recoi!ecied, he said, by The
House. that, by a majority very decisive.
resolution was adopted at the last scs.
sion, declar,Eg IL expedienf TO make al
appropriation. by law. for mission 10
such al the governments OF S America
a. had -siabiished their Independence.
Ii remained Tor The house 10 carry that
resolution into effect land he thought
that II was solemn duty Of this house
10 give complete effect to lis own deci-
sioa. tie rose therefore TO move that
the resolution adopted a, the last session
be REFERRED 20 the same committee OF the
whole house, 10 which VAS referred The
OH making appropriations for the sunpors
OF government, ihai II might come ND Tor
c"hSi'erdiion, III regular manner, and
clause be inserted in that bill TO ac-
cnmplislI The object of the resoiution
enr, 9. tiade lhis motion TO preven, the
impu,a''on of taking the house by sur.
l,nncplyinJ 4 nf
Spi't al ihal resolution, he now propesed
iur preliminary step.
lie m"'ioa "as agreed 10 without
d!fiSion, though not without diss, nting
voices.
ne iou,e then, On motion OF Mr..
Sntta, resolved iisclt into a commi,,e. ot
Inc mhoie. Mr.. Foot being called to fine
CHAIR, ana proceeded 10 The consideration
OF The several appropriation bills referred
iOii.
The first bill taken up was The biIr
mating appropriations Tor the public
buildings, according to the .ecommen-
ddtions contained IN the repor, ola select
com'hiliee on that subjsct.) A good deal
OF discussion took place on some nf The
Hens at The bill, particularly ,ha, which
proros q $1,000 Tor covering the Press
oeni 5 house viii, copper. This, howe
yer. as Neii asthe ether appropriations gro.
poSed oy me select committee, was even.
'uauy agreed 10: and
IN Commute proceeded 10 the consi-
defaii"u 81 HE 6ili making approximations
'or re support Of govern tor he year
1890. e"i
On opening The first item ofthis hill
IN NJ ssomri question was discovered
~ king u. il
Mr. Smith of Md. having moved r. fiji
ihe hrst blank in The bill Will S3I4 s66
to deiray The expense OF compensa ion IN
The Scnatr and House OF REPRESENTATIVES
their officers and attendants,
Nj. Cobb moved TO fill ihr blank with a
smaller sum. presuniing that the sun,
moved by Mr. Smith was founded on es-
t'mates lNci.''ing The Delegate from Mis-.
sDur'. A. here MAS uo sucl delegate
recogn'2ei on the floor of The II use the
appropriation ought to b.. diminished ac.
cornirgly.
A go"d deal { desulinry debate follow
ed on THIS i,iopo sition, the LEADING fe..
lures only OF which are *. ,cl,ed l,,.I,w
Mr.. bHtfer. of Lou euquired of the
chairman Of The committee of wavs aud
mrans hrisier the SUN which he had
proposed VAS intended 70 cover the nav
i"r ne o"nalors from Miss uri
MF. Nhaah sad the san, was proDosed
III conformity With the estimate of ,le
secretary OF HE Treasury, and vas no,
pFe"icaied on any additional expepdi.
idre aS HE state Of Missouri had no, ben
Admitted. BuiGt any rate The sum would he
s"Hi' i'h', because there was always. from
''' ao-rhce, me sickness al bone, or The
I-n. ''' Pi"'
Mr.. W Lean said The genileman from Mis-,
sour did pc =. nj himself 40 ihsD Sa
gale, but aa the Representative froo, ,l'at
state. M. MLcan urns on O remark thai
this Question about Missouri me,ILcm nj
every sep and IN very shape and II real.
!y would be better 10 posinone this bill
ana indeed slloiher important bills. un-
III 'hat embarrassing question could be
settled. with that view he noved Thai
'hc committee nos iise and report pre-
gross. pa
Nj, Tyler conceded in opinion with
Mr.. M'Lran, aud hoped the motion ,yo,,ld
prevail, especially, as The public interest
could not snfirr from a lille DELAY il,
passing the bill.
Mr.. Baiduia hoped The COMMITTEE.
wonii noi rise. The clause in question
di not go into items al all, aud IL could
moi, therefore, well give riac 10 The aues.
lion concerning Missouri which had been
started by iIie gentleuau from Georgia.
Ihe motion for the committee 10 rise
vas negsiived-ayes 81.
MIR. Trimbde spoke to slew that Mr..
Co6b would gain nothing. il he should
eveh carry his motion TO reduce The sp-
ptopriaiion.. 1.-THE appropriation was
made as though Missouri was state:
/! she were moi admitted into The Union
as such, she must be abandoned ALTO
geifer, or must be Icglslaled for az ter.
riiory, and that question: would With
more propneiy come up in another part
OF The blIl, making Drovlsion FIR tho tar