Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

nay, wiz oe Pttu larceny. In other respects,
nus act takes 'he.t from its passage; VIZ
from the 9th Of March, 1894
CONGRESS.
we shall lay fuller details before our read
ers IN our next.-ln the II. of X. he TaiG
has been the great question under discussion.
On Saturday, MIR. Breck moved 10 strike out
from The clause laying % per e. on all ma
nuiactures not herein specified of cotton.
silk, LAX or hemp" the word silk y Lost.
Mr. Forsyth moved to strike out the Sd sec
ton, viz.
!" From aud after the THIRTEEN day of lime. 1924.
10 the dnies all goods wares aud merchandise.
nere'n before mentioned, any other, there shall
TIE added, aud shall he collected aud paid the iull
amount al such bounty prea,aun, or allnwance ia
"'l"'e thereof, on the expurtann of sinilrr an
"c'cS may lie gwen, paid, allowed IN The country
or P"ee from winch they shall be exported, or ia
'r ro""t'y ~ place wherein the same shall lie pro-
uuced or manufactured which shalt he calcul.t.d
ana ascer'a'ne, under such rules aud eeua,nus rs
IN" secretary oil The Treasury shall, iron, time to
time, fix and prescribe
This motion gave rise to long debate, in
Inc course of which, Messrs. FORSYTH. Foot,
oil Con. Webster, II Z Barbour, and Mercer,
spoke III favor Of striking OUT the section prin-
cipaiiy on the ground that the addition Of the
bounty allowed in the foreign country, tn the
duties levied ON the imported article. is an in
Engagement ot that part of the Treaty. with
Great Britain which provides that no higher
duty shall be laid on goods, imported from that
country. The motion to S rike cut the section
was opposed by MIR. Tod, and, without taking
Inc QUESTION, on motion of Mr. Siorrs. the
c,fmmi'fee rose.
On Monday, the same question was debated
with great spnIt. The motion was advocated
by Nessrs. Forsyth, Randolph, Z. p. Barbour.
Fuller, Ba'ilru Ross, Mercer, Li,ermore,
uanhrtienS, Stevenson, and Font, of Con-
ntcticut, and opposed by Mcssrs. CLAW,
Stewart, and Tod, the iaitertwo uC whom
offered amendments.
FINALLY, The question WAS taken successfully
on MIR Stewards and Mr.. T'nd's amendments.
ana lost III was then put on striking Out the
81 srction OF the BILL and carried iiyesllI.
noes GG-whrn the committee rose.
In The Senaie, on Monday. the various
amendments proposed To the constitution.
touching the recinn Of President, came toto
view. MIR. Il. Hing proposed their indef-
mite posipnnement-Ai Dir. Van Buren, oppos.d
it-No decision.
The proceedings on Tuesday are not
particularly interesting. In the Senate. ,h,,
amendments 10 the Constitution wrte laid
on the table, on the suggestions thai Mir.
Benton would be well enough IN dav
ar two t" resume his seat The bill appro-
pfIai'ng $4,000 annually for ! years fuI the
purchase Of cannon, bombs. &c. f. The fo1ti-
al
lrngih-and finally ordered 10 be read 4, Srd
time ny 81 yeas, 10 nays.-In the n. of n.
ihr tnrg bill was not AIKEN up.-Mr. Floyd
submitted d resolution, calling fnr the accounts
~ Inc generals ni The armN S<r &t for nav
proper, brevei paw ratons. &c &c Laid ON
the table for day.-fChp items of rh, nill
= making appropriation for support of The gov
eminent for ths year 1894" gave ris- Ia a dc,
suitory debate, sc. Sc Particulars in our
next
a sketch the probable votes of the mem
hers "' the y. Y. Legislature has been pub
l'shrd in the National Journal which gives
IN the u. at DO Adams 81. Crawford 45,
lay 10, Calhoun IL. jackson G-and in the
Senate to Or. 16, 10, Cal. 3, Cl. S-We
i"o hare vi. ,. list made ont with the
greatest care, and submitted 10 three Of the
m"ss intelligent mrnbers Of tie Legislature
"hich allows in the Senate a. Crap ford 60.
Adams Sc &c. and IN The Assembly, To
tr, Ga, \. %. SSc S@c. and ~ doubtful We
nav n" donb' upon such Data, indeed from
errV indication. mn which We can rev. thar
n J. will vot' for Mr.. Crawford.
The nomination or aIcs,r, Jackson and f,hour h 49,,
Harrisburg Convention n President " PRECEDENT is am
Claw in VI sinia ' j. oue pyt9 nonina'on Of Mr.
therefore consider G-u JarL,on .rorn iueni esndint
Claws nomination ~ dihrfeui light. His trirufs sre
surely ~ perfect lib bring him forvarh-fhe,b in
virginia, they cantnt nave he sir Irt of Ls she
cess We most ch~eriniy publish Ad,lress-wi.Iont
one word of Comment.
I We understand ha Edw in Duncan Esq (recep,Iv in
the Senate OF Virginia. has been nominated hy the pres
dent as the u States, Attorney for Western Di,,rc of
Virginia (n the place fthe late mr. Reeson)-npd that his
nomination has been unanimously by the Senate
ftie U. S.
writer in the last fredericksburg Herald ntimatas
HAT in iG5 the Enquirer indicated the arrests y General
Jackson al New Orleans. The 5crifer n nitakenI. a.,
ienpis also ~ make that tie last man. auopp M
Che candidates means "anosi the scotd"A genuine not
ssqHaT Also that because likes Mr Calhoun less MS
candidate than Gen Jackson dat nreot would like GEN
j. MS FresidentI
correspondent signing himself Gpsrist nniires 1,
and an Pc Tie Cly as" hrit 6e, u,ou
81 tie Legislature attended were tire Chat rran ,
secretary whether IL was called by public notice Sc-Wc
h1ve ncer room for bis queries, nor means TO n,s,,er
them. 1870 - "'S'et
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINTA
ne rtqursi of competent number of ih Sfrrkb,isrs
n sud IN pursuance "f the acquisitions OF the Act f A.
semiy passed on the 9th day uf March nstan, entitled
Anhct freXirndinF the charter Of The Farmrrsi Innk ~
virginia., N0fice Is hereby given, that Genera. Lle.nr
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