Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25


tude aud affection Tor La Fayet,e. he knew
that the bin Would pass witt, more than usual
unan''n'iy, hu; lie Considered sentieWen, who
had sc,upl's ou the score uf prectdent, or who
objected {" the details Of the plan, as eptitisd
10 tie explanations, which he had attempted
to give, oI The views and vpinions oi the cur
mutee.
Mr. Nacon rose 10 disclain the belief that
General la tayste had ever furnished any
document, ar made to any person auy inti-
in'li"n ~ hairver, GA the subject at ihc niea
sur. now before the Senate. As los himself,
Mr.. NJ said, le visited IL IL be uad.rsloud
'hat IN "?pnslns3 IlIis hill, he discharged what
sas tn him II plln!i day. lis uhl.',;ion v.,
not t' the details, hat ~ Tie principic "i iil'
b.li. and the Arguments OF the g"n,h,nau md
not satisfied him that the ohjeciim MAS nnl
well founded. MT tia; he na,i any t"uh'
al lhe tru.i of the Statements wn ch h,d
been maies.hy the geiile.nan from South
Cafni'nh. Wih respect Ia GIrupr, VIZ. III
said iiii' he haG u" d...b' thai all ihr les ,cci
"hic. had %, en SHOWN 10 General /. Fayeiir
ncre, was uti'.rasant la the rulct, 1T that
coiin.ry. GA ibis side OF The water, MI Wet
S'aii tn see hlm ; even the tories wiui were
yet si"g would oe lad 10 see han. A,nmis
u uriinn ni strangers Ia has person. J-nrfs.
iIt FayetIe cJiiid ~ no where in This tn,infi J
"i;:iont i:iee!ius with friends M hand, in
l'i any part al ;,ilS csuairy touches MS hu %
may feel he hearts hi"Oi beat IN iis fr,rr>.
Mr.. II. SAID he s4ou.l regret ii, IL the South,
Whea he gics there. shoa3I BE- behiau any
other part of th- uainn ia their ,,;ioe sra ions
OF regard for This Distinguished nan. H.. did
GOT believe they wuuid hr. WGrre,er rs.
moves, among, the ,nnuuiai..s, or on tina
.''alns. iie raceiNcs hear'f.it wricn'.ar. TINS.
MI. VI. said, w"uid sulli. ient!y satisfy En-
rope, siany doubt remained on tiAt pn',t what
IS the uniGl which this country euteTiai.is al
the services uf La Faytjlr.
Mr.. Brown said, that. in ,hr Suggestion
which Ia. had made ah,al ihe creation nj the
stock, 81. il had bean ~ part at hiS int,;l-
ton Ia eiihsrta9, THIS bill. Being assured. Ia.
some Of the Senators, for whose npr,on IT,
had sery great Difference" thai the biii did not
"trrier" with The preragaiises at ih- HOUSE
80 Representatives, Ia allow rf a diccci V"t"
"n IL morris, he withdrew the inoiion for IFS
recnnnii;n-nt.
Thr oI!i was then ordered to be engrossed
fora thmd reading.
hir. Smith al hiaiyl4hd. entirely according
IN tina snSs sii9n of the gentleman from SnmIh
tard!,n,, shat whatever MAS lone THIS sub
l~ci !; done, ought ~ br dome quickly, NOV sd
that the h,l snouii have rs Ihrii reading
tits day.
The eng'ossed hin making provision fo,
Grn Ii fsyeife was accordingly rra: a ,hlrt,
;'nir: aud the qaos.,nn bcus stated on lis
pas -aSe
Nh. Noble, of Indiana, prrfessing due
sense on ihe nVrIs AID Claims ul Gen. l.d
Fdyh'!', said, That, userriheiues, To- a hiii
shaped Is this WAS, hn could NOT give h.s SANG
liuo. Il Tor "Ppusllg II, Tie uaiiun. or his
constituents. though, prupes 10 conJefnl hi,I,
Ia r .f.. L. Z. 81. a.. a..
20 shr'V that nc WAS so. ha asked FOR ihp
Yeas aud N.ys on lac Gaestion of The pas
sigr of 'pis hil.
Tbs Yeas aud Niys we've ordered accord
ing,v, atd ers- taken F. lii.aHs
YEAS. Nessfs Bsr.u,i,, z 91'iany, Branch,
Chandler, C!ayton. Dickinson. Eston, J,rll.
s"n. johnson %! X Jaaus'on, i.eus Kelly,
KiHg, Of AIa5ama, K,og, of NV York,
KMghi, Lanman, Lloyd, OF Massachusetts :.
Lloyd e Maryland, Ed,y4r,.s Ei;o,, Fird
-, Gaiilait, Haynt. Holmes of H,,nc,
Holmes "f Mis-. l. 'wre y. /. an, fiills, Pal
ner, Parruu, Seyrpar, SHiih. Ta!bnt, Thy-
i"r. Thomas, Van Barren, Van Dyke, Vii
iia1s.
Nays Mossrs. Bar;op, Bell, Blown, Cobb
Maeon, Noble, Il ss;ss.
81 the bill was passed and sent TO he Uuus-
oi Rrpi esen,a;nr - for concurrence.
Mr.. Barbour sub;niiied tic fOiiom;ng, which
was ..:il-n up snd agreed To:
- Resoiced G'nai the President Of the Uni
ted States b. requested 10 cause 10 be- cou,
nuuicated 70 tie Senate, such information as
he may possess (tnd which may he safely
communicated re!al,rc 10 the pirdcics reief-
red 10 in his Message. and 'he MEAS hereto
fore adopted hy TIE Executive for their sup.
preston Ind HAT ihe P,tsden, be also ~
qnpsted 10 state The additional means ueces.
sny and rxp.dien; ODE inlrusled to the
Executive lor the suppression of HE SANE"
After consideration ri Executive business,
The Senate adjDurned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Among ihc peiiiO1s Yesterday presented
vas "ne c'uIesiIl'g 'he cgiiity oi ihe return
oi Slr. Bdley, VINO has recently takrn lis
seat III this House as Il Eepresenlati,c from
the State OF Massachusetts.
Mr. I,andolpi fronI the Cnm;niitee on the
services and Sacrifices of Gen. La Fayettp.
reported bill concerning Gen. Lafayette -
| which WAS twice read and made iii. order OF
the day for to-day. 1t is transcript Of The
! BIZ! yesterday reported in the Senate, prOpos-
Ing to grant $ 100000 in stock, and one Ell.
tire township Of land.
The restitution yesterday offered by Mr.