Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-27

I mr.. Z. said, that. early in December. be b.,,d
VI Tue SoVeinor's departure from the Territory.
| anu In compliance with what he then conc.;y.d -
oe ms DUTY ne notified the Secretary of Stare Of
the TACT; and informed him that the com-r;..;s-
OF the Secretary Of the Territory would .~n;,~
early IN the Spring, and that to prevent an int.,~
eeSnum In the Government, il would be neca..,,,
10 re>appoint him in time for his new com,n;ss;o.
10 reach him. before the old one expireJ H.
was accordingly re appointed hy the P,s.;,.a,
and his commission transmitted to 6;,r, - -
An Noremhef last, Mr.. q. observed, he ,.v nj.
Gay In Phlsdelphia, and learned from hin, r.,
some time in October, Il believe it wa,.l he -
ee'ved letter firm Mr.. Crttenden. requesting nee.
mission TO visit Washington, and that he er.n,s.,
the requests but, in few days, be Learned, H., -
PRESIDENT had given the Governor ieav. of ~
SERGE. and he then wrote to Mr. Cri,,en,ien ,h,,
would De improper for the Governor and S.c,aS
t'Fy to be absent at the same time; and ,ba, ~.
p.'mssto" 70 ieave the Territory. granted TO him
oy his iormer letter, was necessarily coun,..
'handed. II may be. that Mr.. Crifrenden -.
received AIR. Gays second letter. and ,b., ~
mas leit the Territory under the impression az. nc
asa the VIII OF the Government to do 90. H.,h.,
as may al wiii agree that it is necessarv ,b.t
some PERSONS should remain in the Terr;,oo .u.''
discharge the duties of Goyerno, and Sy ."
aud he hoped the Committee on the T.r,;,n':J.
"oaid Immediately report bill to cor,er, ~
esis complained of Before sit down. said Az
~, 'SAe occasion to repeat. that it is entireI,,
bring this subject before the House IT, '
complained 10 me of the absence of the oee 800
apfoin'ei to govern them; and sh ,uld M, 49,
form ny ru'y here, if were to neglect to cp,,
intricate their complaints to this House.
ihe resolution was agreed to wihou, divis-
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ne House then resumed The cons,,era,;o, e a.,
resolution OF Mr.. Saunders, and the " 'he
offered iheI etc. e"omfnt
mr, r. johnson of Kentucky, resumed aad CON.
Guided bis remarks on the resolution; vbeo NT
MI Houston of Tennessee, rose to reni, 49,,
as the hour was nearly spent, he deferred ,vb. ~
intended ID say till tom 7rrow. " Ut
MILITARY APPROPRIATION Drrr
ne ensrosssd bill making appropriations for
me Military Service of The United States 70, ~
year isaI was read third time: and tho o. ,a' .ne
being on its passage. aN'''ioa
ae'a'e arose on the general question ~.
FINANCES OF The country, begun by speecI of 60
eiafraDe ieneth rem McLsne of Delaware. ey
HisnatoTy oil his views on that sul;.c,
,nuei by Messrs Truble, Sprague- ana n .on
In isriS 10 him; TO whom Mr.. McI.ane renii.,
aHd MIR. Sprasue reioined. After few ern,an 49,,
tory observations from Mr.. Livingston
1 he l'es'ion was taken on the passage ,rl.
vision. """oul di-
so the bl! was passed., and sent 70 ~.
fos concurrence " 'ne SsRa'e
NAVAL APPROPRIATION BIT,
ihe iiolse then resolved itself into a Comr,;,
zee OF the Whole. Mr.. Conflict ia the Chair On
wee OF the year 1887. 'eA1
The III. having been READ :hrouab-
Mr. b'r"ey moved 10 amend ,bs ~,
sorting aa appropriation of twenty tbon.a,S %, %
:a =, or the purchase ola sit. fer Navy Yard
Baltimore. 1aro az
In support Of this no.iA,, Mr. R.,n
'Snmsnt OF considerable force, az we'll - ioa s
developing the advantages Of the R,l,iu.r. 49,
for such an establishment "s'oos
ne question having been tak., nm ,,rss;,,.
" nus "n'e"u'heh'' II was decided in the ners.
I'VE.
Mr.. Co. < moved TO amend the hill bv .,,r.
'!'sre'o The following sec,:o,. ~ suuHS
.1na Se jVtier cnucfed, That. vvbsr. =
arP'aFs Oy The looks of the Fourth Auditor of tb.
n.y. 'ha' Oh the LIST day of January. 1927.
".1e were balances and accounts due f,om in,Jl
vidnais TO Tie Uni.ed States rem,;,ina M"
usf certain heads OF approx RATION and tb,t tbe,.
were ai-o accounts aud balances due IRON, III. ~
t"''es' 10 ,ndi'idusIs, remaining open under tIa
s"l'e OF o'her n.ais OF appropriations which have
heen exhausted, il shall and NAV be ia,,fi Co 49,,
Fonih Auditor of the Treasury to MI 49,. VI"
nan.ieIs OF said accounts and balances To- fronn
anu under The said h.ads OF pp-opriatop as Gill
era ie Hm TO adjust, setie, and close The sail ac
eou''S' go remaining opca said books, any him,
~ ''l "N'' en'itIeh y an aci in a1.ton TO ths
several acts .oT the establishment and rernls,ioo NJ
'he l. e'sn5y, War, and Navy Departments. mass.
ed On The ist May, $780, 10 the eon.rary NOT not.
with4i snd;ns'' "HA
q ma i.ic amendment ~ IS oeree,i,o
'if' r'TsJih, wi,h view TO a certain the es,s.
81 'he COMMITTEES. a to the proposed approximation
iof 'he Agency Oh the coast nf Afrira on.s,;o.
Ell tts appropriation of a SUN Of msnev 10 fb,.,
! nlisoi. " 'h's
Ia doing this. Mr.. FORSYTH made speseb q,
r3nsidefaole Length against The Proceedings OF Tie
Coio.iz 'iIon Society. far as they MINT be SUI,
posed to comrromit he ". s.
lie was replied to by Mr.. Cook. and =. e-.,,,.>
IenS'h oy Nj. Mercer, who earnestly vineficared
the Objects Of the Society.
Mr.. Hamilton followed on the same s;Ie .s NJ
Forsyth, With great earnestness and at eoosiIe,,,rs
ex eat. "''e''"e
Mr.. Hamilton wss succeeded by sfr. K.eno=.
also ~ oPposdon 10 any appropriation toward. tbis
OF jec,. '''''
MI Forsyth rei1insd at some lcns,b
NH' fioi'nan noxt spoke in vim Iics,ion III Tho
Objects OF Tie appropriation
ihe SUN proposed TO he apprcp. ia,eI for ,b.
support ut Africans o. tlia Goa I Of Ar, -.
SIS, 900. u h"'e'' was
MI Mercer moyod 10 ;ncreqse lhis amman, H.
a"'"ng'o II tiIrty thousand dollars, 10 ioelnIe a.,
roafages this scropns O'' u
'h9 amendment was ncgaiiyeI, ard the gum ~
twenty thousand dollars vas fha1 aareeJ to as .
spee!hc apWop iation for arre.rage4
mr. tihin!tOn then moved 10 amend tLe riff =,
WIS PR oil ~, by aiding the following:
Ffovlded no part of the afc. essd sno,,at
-hSh lie expended except for ihe expenses so,l
tsHsT ori9tion OF The captured Ajcans nov, f ia
United States, 20 b, sent 20 the fo,st NJ A So.
and Tor their subsistence ss;J &c.,