Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-17
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ARLINGTON. February 10. ..Our readers
vii hear us witness how seriously, bein,e IN.
commencement OF the present session of Con.
gress we deprecated the revival IN ary Shane
OF tile opposition 10 Tue admission of Mtssn,'n,
INTO the Uuion-aud iUw earnestly we ny =,
wished ITS termination. The woisi evils we
'oi esaw have happened. Eseiy measure called
tor by the cries OF the people and nv Tho
public inter est. is defeated. 'i'he rroceeoiug,
OF Yesterday leave us nothing To hope from
The present Congress, for The relief of Tie
purchasers OF the public iauds or of tir u,er-
Camille Glass OF the cOmEianIty fund.-, as we
had hitherto CHING TO thai hope. Feeling,
OF Evaporation. Jeaou.y, OF mutual disIIs,,
we had almost SAID auiHi3siiY, prevail al least
in one branch OF Cougre.s, wAlch cast 4 damn
over our SPIRITS, aud, If our couMtry has ,up.
iies, must MI their hearts with 10y aud cA :.
uliat0D.
We have for many years attended the sit.
tIngs OF Congress have Witnessed th.
gIoom'es, pe'iods of the late waI--we have
seen parties arrayed against each 1.-THE, in solid
aud nnwaveiIng columns, disputin. eyeryinci,
or ground, III stttings prolonged sometimes
I'LL the Pity steal capacity 10 prOlon, tue,n ,yas
exhausted. Bnt We have never Witnessed "A
scene like that which took place 10 tie uou>.
OF Representatives e,day, and we could
wish we never NIGH agdin. Its to be fcdieI
however, That the reminder OF the uIrSrui
session viii exhibit GOihIng much beIIrr
The Members are exhausted mIth irotrac.ed
sitiines OF six or eight hours dny for week,
III Succession-but there 1, 10 better prOspcct
oil happy 'erininatiOn Of the preseaI session
than there was month ago. Every indication
yesterday was against Il. should these indl-
cations fail, we shall rejoice as we would over
tile uhIOOktd for teCupetaiIUn OF a dear friend
whom the abiesi ply stefan, mad abandoned il,
despair. NAT. Int
Il Valcntine' from The h,iored Feydintnd'
Ii is understood That the freIfy cediuy The
Floiidas was Transmitted by the execu.iye
yesterday aileruoon, to the Ptesideu1 ot tAr
In lie La hsfn
accordingly taken up Tor considerations in
secret session, this m0ruiug-but wfdt the
result OF the Seuate's delbcIaiiOu upon il.
we are unable 10 coHJec ture; ii is generally
however believed, that IL will be approved.
aud that the opposition against il, does NOT
consist OF more than eight or ten votes we
snail present our leaders with the earliest tu,
formation possible, OF the late of this famJus
Treaty, when disclosed by the Executive.
Wash. city Gdz.
| The proceedings. in the II. Of Il. on
| "Wednesday are too vnIumgous 10 br
gwen Ibis day We shall lay them before
our readers. III connection with the further
details which are promised by tie lni, lII.
! gencer.- MeauMl4ile ae NAV state. lllai
after some debate aud murh exci,rmru,
| produced 10y lie . l resolution of Il,c iDiut
commiltcr on counting The votes d de
| bate, WHICH was commenced by Nr
| Randolph, the question VAS taken on q.
grecing 10 the resolution, an carnrd ly
yeas aud nays; yeas 80, nays 67-ant
alter SOM DISCUSS on of Ibe manner @
receiving the Senate, Tie following p;n.
ccedlDgs iouk place:
| MIR, EdUards. oi n. {. gave notice iIa
he should, on to-mOrro0 al ~ o'clock
oher tor lie consideration Of tie llous,
a resolution declaring tie admission o
the state oi Missouri ii,0 Tie UniOp, con
tanning III all respects He saGlr prGvisjnn
as wcrr contaI0ed H. the rrs0la1on iron
the SenAts, wh;c!' WAS slcc,cJ 10 Iii.
House.