Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09
IN SENATE

It u
tne gallant conduct of Lieut. S. guncan. of Tho
United States Navy. "a VIC
MI Hayne explained the facts of the case
MeSsrs. Lloyd, Chandler, King, and Holmes.
orPose" 10 me resolution, as the indy iluals
S "o' III the action Tor which the thanks Of.
meals, &c. were voted for services ac,p,Ir -
a"I 'h"t mere were hundreds of indiy iluals Wiz
i"' performed actions equally glorious. of ,vbch
no particular notice had been taken A. -.
expressed his willingness 10 allow him pens;on
,' i'ayhe further supported the resolution. ura-
,.,V e,'hs wnch the individual had on account
Oh 'ie important services lie had rendered with a.,
nee, ana the severe wound which he had ,ece;a-
IN the action oil the 9th September, rendering bir,
incapable OF joining in the action on the ION
nc question was then taken on laying the re-
solution on the table, and lost ayes IL, noe. Is
,,o'.'i a'"uoph said, he hoped the resolution
would not pass. He knew nothing of ,h;s ..s
ou' he thought the thanks OF this body tho -.
neasu,e 'ney possessed. He would rather ,i,a ia
Individual , 100000, or $500, 600. nun e. ''
footing with Lafayette, or give him I00 ooo 80
OF the best land in the United States than ,Io ,lan
OF this House wa" TIC thanks
Some further conversation ensusa hoo.
Messrs. Harrison, Woodbury. Ri, ~ oet"eef.
,-'oa' The latter gentleman renewing the mn,;or
'dy on 'he table, on, account Of the ,lfre-anu g
p"'oH aH'ch existed, and the injury of the fee1-
inss Oh The individual would sustain NV a 80
uon n ! ne motion was lost--Ayes 10. Noes Il,
ing-ayes -. q" u 'h'Id read
lhe Senate proceeded 10 consider ,L ,;u =.
a'o cer'ain Indians OF the Creek na,;o, :; -
.,"o'ai 10 the West ofthe Missssippi mi. ~,
d,'"ws 10 each Warrior of the Creek nation -
a' any time, within two years. remove n ,b.
,;., LIS % .he mississippi, according to the sixth ar
vi,ioO ia'e Hea'y' variety of articles, pro-
VISION, &c appointing an agent TO 90 nmora H.,
10 explain the policy of the Government, e., 49,
"ppfopriates 500 900 to defray the exnens. of 80
rying this act into etfectl "a '''
~, ~, rev remarks by Mr.. Berrien, the hill va-,
o'ueleu 10 DE ensrossed for a third reading
1''hooiph' from the Select Committee -,
"""" was referred the resolution tourLino H.
commodation of the Senate ro.e 80 .,,aI''s 'ne nc
report IL does not go on any principle. said NJ
L. 'ouchihS the admission of Stenoprarhers On ~;
moor az al, but goes to give US ~. Of ,b,, 800,
ono 'ha ooor which is essential 10 the yentIa,;on
-. ms apartment, and especially essential durire-
III" "' "Hen we are on Executive business
,hen'' are almost indispensable TO the conn r, -;
Oouy' especially during the present sultrv ua,,b.
40 every member OF the Senate knows co;r, -,
eui'e business, IN the early part of The da,
-I' want OF mat ventilation, the outer door beyn
oia'' 'he atmosphere it hardly suppor,able. we
., ;n,o: " h"Ve 'he use OF that room, and il rs
an innovation to take it from u.s. MIR. n ,bsn
moved that the communication between The g.,
ave chamhei, and the North Committee Roor..l4
% le-estaoished; and it agreed to, and orderg
accordingly 10 anu o'"e'i
On motion Of Mr.. Macon, the Senate the
proceeded to the consideration of Execute. ~
siness, and, after half an hour spent viii ill
doors f' ~''" eios'
the engrossed bills which were ordered TO thin
.;e"uhe yesterday, were, severally, read third
'ne' PASSED, and sent TO the other House fo-i
concurrence. uSe ioT
The bills brouoL, r. =, -,
~ twice read, and referred I
MI benton, from the Seec, Com,ni,ts 90 49,.
was ieieiIed me subject of inquiring into IN. exne
10y Va reducing the patronage of the Executiya
w., eih'hen'' made report, which was read. =.
~. ne report was accompanied by the six foo,yin
a bill TO regulate the publication ,f,b. 1
OF the United States, and the public air-.,;.,
ments p"N"1 ADVERTISE
y Dill 10 secure in Office faithful coljec,ors mn,
OIL herevenue, and the displacement, Of
a bill to regulate the appointment of Post.
a bill to regulate the appointment of Cads,0
a Dill 10 regulate the appointment, of M;dsb;r-
men '''e"' u "iiosh1P~
Oili 10 prevent military and naval officers frcr,
Teis dismissed the service at the pleasure of the
tfesiuedti which were seveTally read, and orde,p1
to second reading.
MIR. Tazewell then moved that an e~,ro ,,,.-,..
OF The reports and bills be printed.
Mr.. Randolph hoped the lsrees, n,,nhsr ,,o,,,S
De printed that had been printed of sny document
uuihg the present session, whether that document
N'aS any message sent to this body, or an attemnt
10 answer which they could not do. the areunnent
Oh DIS friend TO right; under color of a mes.
sage 10 the House 10 announce an electione,,r;r,,
arrangement, what in Maryland was known nv ,bs
name ana sPpelialion OF a stump speech Tboueh
ne had tue faith IN the strength of tine yrus of he
i. En-, poison which was attempted to be in
s''iIeu INTO me pubic mind, he wished the aDtdoie
to proceed with it, pa7i pGssu.
MIR. TazewelI said his ignorance of ,,,b.., a..
number was, occasoned his leaving the blank
~ was then moved TO fill the blank with 6oo6
which was carried. '0O'
BANKRUPT BILL.
ne senate then resumed the consideration NJ a..
PHI 10 establish uniform system of Bankyun,,,-.
throughout the United States;'' and the onea,;on
'elng on MI bandolph's motion ofindehnite ncri.
Donement--- 'NS''s pVs'
MIR. Berrien rose and delivered speech of.,
support of the BILL 'sHu "a
Mr. Randolph rejoined in a speech q, ,,vo 49,,
Mr. Berrien then observing there ss y, '...,
resent, moved an adjournment.
.dr randolph then withdrew his rootion
MT Chandler said they could deb,,s ...;,,..u,t
-, 9"0'uin' though they could not vote wi,hogs
Inc motion 10 adjourn was lost.
M ilayne then rose and briefly reel;si ., H.
,'isu"lents OF Mr.. Randolph, and then s,s,;n.
ron ule time which The bill had ALREADY oecgris3
lhsr having got through the first see,ion,
IL. 1Selsinty there was Of its passing The o,ber
AZ u, should pass through the Senate; agree,
Ina, If ~, ,la V,nlse ne had given few days ego,