Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23

' lay at once the basis of lerisla,io, on ,li in
!, ,L6 S"'Jeei. As he can attend 10 this business
=. we approaching months of July and Auspst ON.
:, ""s Cecome very desirable tina, the re.ou,ion
'" pass We present session; and Mr. b. said.
" "ouu claim the indulgence of the Eopse IN ,,-,.e
lis speedy passage. - o.
ne resolution was twice read. and rerer,ed 10
Union. =" 'iie "'"'e Oh Tie
,o' 'i' Aston, from the Committee raised ON the
." OF December last, to inquire into the exned; :
e"cy Oh altering the election laws of The seyer.l
80 as TO provide that no election shall take
i;. ior members OF the House of Representa-
ia u"'i me term OF service for which thew have
erected has red, reported that it ,yovld he
ineNpedent, at this time. to pass anv Is,, -
'"s uie election laws of any Of the States: which
ei n,' was ordered 10 lie upon the table
"e JOINT resolution, offered by Mr.. Carson
80. Ss sihce' requesting the President of the
C"ne' states 10 cause reconnaissance TO be made -,
- '"e most Practicable route Tor the location Of
!he contemplated National Road from VT
time. 'e"N seeOhu
ne House then proceeded 10 the considero,jo, or
me following resolution, offered by MIR !vlite Ic
Florida, yesterday '''@' "
heSolred, That the Secretary of Wa, he ara.,-
eu 10 communicate TO this House the c,,rs.,,,,
Gemce with the War Department, not Lcr.tofor.
caiIed Tor by resolutions of this House subseo,e,
10 me "a oiJanuary, 1926, in relation 10 the rj,-
ida Indians. - '-' 40
Lie resolution was agreed to.
BAHAMA BANKS.
The House proceeded to The consiI,ra,;,,, r -,
resolutions offered yesterday by Mr. Livingston. Of
Louisiana, viz SUM u
NesoIOea, That the President of the ITniiel
''"'e7 NC requested 10 inform this House whether
""J eng cement has been made with the Govern
neh' oil Great Britain in consequence of the reso-
'ulon oil this House, of the 23d December. i82;,
= = 'iues''hS mat negotiation should be openeI
Banks i ''' n"d'n'd
Resolrcd, That the President be ,cnpos,ed 60
open a negotiation with the Spanish Govern,nep,
ipr Inc ceseion OF proper situation for a Iisb,
JUST on one OF The Double Headed Sho, Kevs
House. - 'u'' '-ie"'
Mr. forsyth asked for a division; and the o,es
u"n was accordingly stated on agreeing TO the first
OF the resolutions "
IN support OF these resolutions Mr.. Ijvi,gs,o,
' '"'o very inIi statement OF the facts, and
gave history OF what had been done in the vav
OF negotiation with the British Government ON IN.
subject. ''"''i' va ''e
= ne hrs' OF The resolutions was then asreed to-
nc question was then stated on agreeing 10 the
second OF the above resolutions, On which q sLor,
debate arose '"'
Nr Forsyth objected to it on principle as in
'e''ef,pS with the rights and duties OF the Execu-
w Sr'mehi, and referred to the arguments ON
nr r"iaiha debate, against even an expression
o1 opinion by the House On subject Of ljplctnocv
tie stated II as lis opinion that the House onsji
70 act ohiY In Restraining, and never in ufgiug. Tie
h@Accu'''e' on suJtct5 connected with the FOREIGN,
relations OF the country. Mr.. f. referred. Incl
Ge"'a"y' TO some statements in one of the New
OK papers In relation To sentiments advanced
oy MN IN debate, which lie denounced az false
him. J-'e
Mr.. burges made a brief reply to the elections
OF Air. Forsyth. la relation 10 lis CHARGES ar,;n,
'"e i,"DLica'ions !" ne newspapers. Mr. y. SUI
Ses'eu, tNa' calumny was price that must ever
De PAD ior greatness; and that no man had ever
been iIi,strious without being abused.
Mr.. Forsyth made his ACCOMPLISHMENTS for the
compliment, and said, if the gentleman wo,ll con-
vince nm that such the reason, in the present
u e~'-i4-y' he should be greatly obliged 10
NM
ne question was then taken on the second re
5 'luion, and 1t was rejected.
MT. Livingston moved that The House nrocaed
10 Tie consideration OF the resolution vestcr,l,y
moved Ny INN, Tor calling on the President of he
Ohi'eu states TO Cause TO be laid besore Compress
at the next session, return Of all corn,ri,,rs,,
TecoSnIzances, SC from the commencement OF Tho
"oN efainent 10 this day; and that be cause pa.
TORI, OF me same nature, 10 be made Annually.
The House, by a decisive woe. refised ~ co,,
Stds' tie resolution at this time.
JUDICIARY BILL.
MIR. fletcher submitted tile following reaoI,,i.
rFeac'ng II with declaration of his desire Tia,
JudicHiy biI should be deiiniiiyclv disnoead ~.
believing, too, that the country expected Of ION,
gress to act dehnitiyely the subject at the pre-
sent session: -
Resoieed, Tia, the bill, entitled oAn ac, f--
ther 10 amend the Judicial System Of the l.. S.,
with the amendments and The report. Ice avail. -.
ferred TO the Committee on lie J,',l;ci,~s,
instructions TO report TO this House. ,ybcih.r
mere Is any thiag in The amendment of The ss,,,e
when cannot be altered Ivy some subseeueat ac n
legislation, u ii be found expediert
ne House agreed 10 c0HSidey Mis- resolution be-
vote ofSl TO g. 80 ~
mf. Wright, Of Ohio, moved 10 amend Tie ro.,-
lHuon' by striking cut the whole OF il after die
WoTd 4fePoTf, 50 as 70 make II aie.o.q.io, II,
postpone Tie subject to tue 22I day OF Nav. (,br
las, n'y Of the session" on Which no bin csn pass.
ana me motion, therefore, is cq1iyalea, 10 The re-
lection OF n.) &C.
Ms isacks deprecated thi, course, and e,,,r,...,,
hl' nope mat the motion OF the gentleman iron,
Kentucky would prevail '"''
Hir' Webster Observed, that the motion wac fan
tnmonni to motion Of iadetini po.'y0o.,o.,,, ~.
the defeat Of The measure must. # II ,,,ey..., !.
inevitable. '"' nc
The Chair soil, that TIA, eject wo.Ii not f,,,o,,
BY any rule of The House. '''''"
MI Forsyth remarked, that The Senate ,
ciple. any i''"-
o, Mr, ne sr suggested 10 thc gentlemen Ge,o
NHo 70 modify his motion, so as % Girecfitto tto
ihaefNIe io-ipunement Of lie bill
a. ~" ~, 1oV'n' OF 3 Carolina, 20 save the t--e NJ
-. H.. 49, E"cn ,'"e was so pieciop,, moved
=" ''a' VIC O"i ana amendments again uto, the