Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-13

= Joint Resolution 10 indemnify the Creek Indians
Tor tie land lying between the Cha,ahoochis
River, and the dividing line between Georgia
and Alabama.
hesoIred ty the Senate and House Of Repre-
tdtsreS Of the United States cf .dmerica u
congress assembled, That the sum of -
ooi"'s' 10 be paid cut OF any money in the Trea-
suy not otherwise appropriated, be, under the di-
rection OF the President of the United States, dis
'Iiouted among the Creek Indians a full indem-
ni'y Tor their claim to hunt upon, IN any other
manner use, the strip oil lsnC lying tetween tie
Cha,ahooche River and the dividing line between
the States OF Georgia and Alabama, which sa:d
land Is to be subject TO the undisurEed occupation
OF The citizens OF Georgia. under the laws of tia,
State ="
The Chair decided that the resolution was no,
now In order, unless received by Unanimous con.
sent
Mr.. Forsyth thought that the Esd rule Of ordet
allowed its presentation by special leave.
The Speaker replied, that this not the rule
which regulates the morning business Of the House;
and pronounced the motion ont of oider.
From this decision, Mir. Forsyth appealed; but
alter some explanation il appeared that the Chair
had misunderstood Mr. Forsyth as n,orins the
resolution instead of hch he had only asked
iedue to offer it.
This latter was declared 10 be in order; and the
question being put, leave granted, and the re.
solution was received, and laid upon the table un
til tomorrow.
PUBLISHERS OF THE LAWS.
| Inc House then resumed the consideration OF
'ir Sannue's resolution calling for information
respecting the selection of Printers for publishing
TIE Laws.
| MIR. Dorsey addressed the Chair in answer IN
The supporters Of the resolution; but before he had
finished his remarks the hour allotted TO the cors
Iteration oil resolutions having PASSED away
Inc Honse proceeded 10 The Orders OF The Day,
which the
WOOIIEN COOnS prrr
The House then resumed the consideration If IL.
OIL Tor laying additional duties on imported Wool
and Manufactures Of Wool
Mr. Holman moved TO re-comn,it the bill to the
COMMITTEE OF Manufacturers, with instructions to
make certain amendments, the effect of viii, n
would be, 10 make the Increase of The ,;o,v n,
. imported wool take effect at tie same time with
'ie proposed increased d4y ~ ooilen manufac-
lures.
In support OF thsnoion, Mr.. Hoffman address.
, Gu me House at considerable length.
MIR. Stevenson followed, also at some lenr,b =,
tie same side of the o,es. ion
N', virgin then rose, and said he was called
upon by motives as strong any gentleman in the
Aouse 20 saVocaie the passage OF the bill but lie
was entirely satisfied tia, those who desire H.
passage of the bill mus, take measures ~ ssc,,rs
Voie upon IT. Under this iInpi ession refrainup tn
express his own views, he acquired tie prfrio,s
question. f''''''
| Ihis call was sustained by the House. so
members rising IN favor of the call, aud "a asains, it
Inc Speaker having announced this decision
ana BENG about TO PROFOUND the prey ions oues,io
III the usual forin-
Mr. Hamton moved for call of he House,
ihis mocn MI. Speaker decided moi "a he in
OTTER; ard 70 ~
from thi- decision an appeal 10 the House was
taken by Mr.. Hamilton. Upon WHICH anne,I
ANS question as. on the motion of Mr. Saun-
aeis. ordered 10 lie taken by Yeas and NAYS
me same question thus .gain REQUIRED, " lich
presented itself yesterday, and was then widely q e
a:ed 'J es
In The Debate which ensued. and which 80
long and animated. The fell wing gentlemen took
part, VIZ: Mcssrs- Forsyth Pow ell, Srrono nIc-
Lane Webster, Hamilton, Cook, +. Jobnson
| i)rayten ard Wood.
Inc question essentially involved, it will b.
perceived, is, whether motion for a call of III.
House DE In order, wien the House has Determined
! 'hat 'he previous question shill be taken
ne range OF HE Debate loo wide 10 ALLOW
oil satisfactory synopsis of it, and, wi,hou, any
s'eh guide those who sre familiar with Legsla-
i've, o',eaings WI readily zee what must have
Deen Tie bearirig Of IL.
M member rising after Mr.. Wood
| me speaker asked tie indulgence of The House
wh'i I've stated his views of this question; which
ne aia succinc'iy as well on the ground of rrece-
dent as OF The reason OF the thing HAVING ad.
dressed tie House for a few minutes in exn,au.
ton OF his vote
Inc debate wasresumed by Messrs Bas,ett
1.egenson' Everett, Livingston, Bartlett, Nc
Eni:ie, Sions, Floyd, Mercer, and Campbell. ON
| ,he appeal from the Speakers decision: WHEN
, 1,, question was taken by yeas and nays-Yesy
30 Tie House affirmed the decision of the Chat,
VIZ ma, pending the previous question, motion
'oI a CAL OF the House is not in order
The Speaker then put the question. g sb.,, :.
main question be now pm!''
VA tins question, MI. CamhreIeng ask ed for tb.
Nays 95. cas- ioo'
30 The House determined hat the previous cues.
ton be now put. 9ue''
A'e question now REQUIRED, " Shall the bill he
eng, osi ,a and ordered 10 third readng;"
On this question, MIR. Forsyth asked for the ys,s
! 80. cas- ioo' Nays
a third time. anu 'esu
on appointing .Donday for the third read;oc
me vote was Ayes 67, Noes 90.
ihe bill was then ordered TO third read;no N.
| moyro,o. " 'eau'hS TO-
And the House adjourned
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r BALTIMORE, February G.
ffOM COLOMBIA Latest The Ed;,or
OF The Baltimore Patriot has received The follo,yinr
ie'er rom Bal.imorean, dated
III. LAGUAYRA, JAM 9Th.