Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-13

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"A report was received from the COMMISSIONS
OF Iblic Buildings, containing an inventory OF the
furniture in the Presidents House which was laid
o. the tahle.
Mr. Little, of Md after few predatory remarks.
proposed the following Rule of Order, which lie-
on the table for Que day:
ReSofcsd, That the following be added 10 the
SD IL lie OF the House - A Committee on Revo-
lutioaaIy Pensions, whose duty il shall be 10 re-
port all subjects coming under the several act :
granting pensions TO the officers and soldiers OF the
Revolution"
Mr.. Gondict moved that the Standing Commit
ties al The House be appointed, pursuant to
the Rules OF the Housc-which was carried
[ They will be announced on tie next day of meet
ing
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Ga motion OF Mr.. Lathrop, the House went
into Committee OF tue Whole on the Safe of the
Union, Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, in the Ciair.
The Presidents Message living been taken up,
for consideration
MIR. Lathrop moved tic following resoli,;ons
ResOired, That much of the Message of the
President respects the political relations of the
United States with other ions, be referred 10 the
Committee on Foreign Affairs
ReS0ired, That much of said Message as re-
lates to The Army and To Notifications be referred
RESOLVED, That so much of said Message as re-
lates to the aiming and discipliIing oil the Militia
be referred a Select Committee.
Resoired, That much of the said Message as
relates TO the Navy and to the means OF instruc-
ion for the Naval Service, be referred 10 the Com
nit ee on Naval Affairs.
Resoiped, That Sc much of the said Message a.
relates to the Revenue and the Public Debt, be
referred TO the Committee on Ways and Means.
ResOived, That much of said Message as
respects Roads and canals and other objects OF
interna Improvement, be referred TO q Select Com
mittee.
Resolved, That so much OF the said Message a.
respects lie Judicial Department, Uniform Sys-
TEN o! Bankruptcy. and the Laws regulating the
Patent Office, be referred to the Committee on the
Jgdciory.
Resoiued, That 40 much ofthe said Message as
respects The Establishment of Military Pos, at the
mouth ol Columbia River, tud the eXpedency o.
making provision for the more perfectly exploring
of he Northwest Coast OF America, be referred tc
Select Committee.
ReSOfred fhat so much of said message as re.
Iates 10 the Public Lands, be referred TO the Com
mittee on the Public Lands.
Resoired, Tha so much of said me sage as re-
-pecjs National University, and an Astronomical
observatory, be referred 10 Select Committee
ResOlccd Tina, much OF said Message as re
laies 10 Commerce, be reierfed To the Commitle
on Commerce. se
Resolved, That so much of the said Message a
relates 10 Revolu ionary Pensions, AID the varioa
laws on that subject, be referred to a Select Com
mtee.
ReS0ired, That so much OF said Message as re-
la'es 10 Weights and Measures, be referred 10
Select COMMITTEE
Z ResO'ued, That so much of said Message az re-
spects the organization of the Executive Depart
meat, lie referred TO Select Committee
Resolred, That so much of said Message as re-
Ia'es to the Resolution OF Congress of 1899. lo
the erection in Tie Capitol of monument to Gen
Washington, be referred.lo Select Committee.
ResOiced That the sad Select Committees hay,
leave 10 report by bill Otherwise
No amendments having been proposed, III,
Committee rose, and reported the resolutions to IN,
-; 'igre ''"' ,'ore all adopted, with the ex-
.l'''0' y. ui'' IN non to Revolutionary Pr.
sions--which was laid on the table. en-
Oh motion OF Mr.. Lathrop, The House ther
adjourned to Friday next.