Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-06
NINETEENTa CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
TrcspAY January so IS,7
"Vr TO-I
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-

TUESDAY, January so, 1927
HOUSE OF REPRESENT
REPORTS OF THE SUPREME COURTS
Mr. Webster, from the Committee on the il,
ciary, reported the bill from the Senate, TO Pre-
vide Tor reports of The decisions Of the Suprem
court with an amendment to strike out the thir
eetion. | That IL, III. section which provides
aiary OF one thousand dollars year for tie re
porter
ihis aTenamen' was concurred in, and the fur
Tuesday next.
WASHINGTON BRIDGE.
nr. air, from tile Committee for the Di.,ric
of Columbia, reported,
:" AN Act TO amend " An Ac. authorizing the e
Iecuon OF Bridge the river Potomac
within the Distrc' OF Columbia
This bill was twice read, and ordered To he en-
crossed, and read third time 10 morrow
S.1EoAfEAkE AND OHIO CANAL
MI Mercer, fron the Commi tee on Roads an,
C'""is' made afeport the Memorial OF IN,
Ehesapsake and Ohio Canal Convention. accom-.
paniea ny BILL authorizing a sub.crip.io, :,
pany. Oa' Nohi
Inc hiil was twice read and con,mi,.ed.
MIR. Mercer also reported " A BIIT n :,
memo ana explain an act confirming an act O.
.ne Legislature Of Virginia, entitled. An,c
incorporating the Chesapeake and Ohio Cana
So','pahy' and an act Of The State of MARY
! ''i'hS the same.
This bill was committed 10 Coum;,,.. ~.
! Whole. N'iHn''''ee o. I'M
| ~ 'h"e'dio and Chickasa,c Indians.
iioose resumed the consideration of the fol.
living resolution, moved by Mr.. Woods of O.
mo- on me 2oih. and as modified a, the susges
Won Oh MT fi"ton, on the 26h instant,
1'eS"oed' That the President efthe United
States be requested to TRANSMIT, TO this Houss 90.
! PIES o. the several instructions. mr. such mt.
"ereoi as may not be incompatible with the pubiic
interests, given to the Commissioner. and cant.
| ~ the Unite ] States under the art of ooh Nav
ioIo, 10 en- bic the President of the United States
nations of Ind:ansr ""
And al,o, to inform this House If the said
commissioners were authorized 10 make certain
deciarftons Contained in their speech to said
Nhoc'aw nati7n, at the treaty ground on the =. h
OF NOV emoer, 1926, respecting the course the ~
"'.e S'a'et would adopt towards them. in case
."ui"h' should p-rsevere in their deiermin alton
nor 10 psrt with their lands East Of the Mis.issip
ri river ~ 1
MI Halle quoted the trestv Here saiI he
- 'ie au hoflty under which they have been re-
moVso. Mr. IL. commended, that, now. while
'he na'on was al peace. and all things were favo.
vorabie, II ought to be the endeayor of the CIV.
-,h'"eht 10 concentrate the white population in
.he vicinity OF the great Western emporium. and
In the neighboroood of the Missss;pn; river
where our safety threatened from ano.b.,
quarter; ana where was highly desirable ,ha, Tho
w'i'e should exceed TIE black population. He
concluded, by once more insisting that ,be conf
nuanre oil the tribes within the chartered limits nj
me ses' TENDED 10 produce their final aboli.
uon; and % urging The policy Of granting 70 ,hese
unfortunate People asylum, far renov.J f,au
Inc in'rusions OF meddling whites where thew mi,b
De ruieu with humanity and kindness lie, ms
said MT H. assign 10 them a coun,ry-Iet us n
aoPt them as children of the Empire; and placing
'"e" under her tueIary guardianship, rescue then
! rage rom mat gradual cut certain destruction
winch must otierUi.e he inevitable.
Mr.. Cncke said, he had risen to move hi. reso.
luton be lid upon the table, never 10 be taken
up again.
Being informedby the Chair, that a gentleman
from Pennsylvania had the hoor before h,
rose, MI u took his seat; hereupon,
MI Miner said, that the gentleman from Ten.
nessee had but anticipated his own intention anf
he now moved that the resolution be laid unon IN,
table. '0' WV
ihe motion was agreed TO without diyi-ion
and The resolution of Mr. Woods was laid ON N,
table, accordingly.
wooLfEN MANUFACTURES.
on motion OF 'lr. Mallory The House went into
committee OF the Whole on the State Of the u.
mon, MT. buchanan in the Chair, and took up ,b,
! OH Tor the protection of the Woollen Man,fac.
iu,er, by vote of CO to 60
MIR. Pearce addressed the Committee at erea,
length, In behalf OF The bill. He vas foo, ed b,
Mr.. Claiborne, who dressed the Comni Tee in on
/ position to the bill.
MIR. Mitchell, of s. G. then rose in oppositior
10 the bill, and occupied the floor till pas, 3 o.
clock.
The question being now about 10 be pu, O,
The amendment OF Mr.. Barney, which i; will b
recollected. proposes 10 alter the second minimuu
from 50 so TO 81 So
\ Mr.. Davis moved that tie COMMITTEES rise
but perceiying that Mr.. Barney had risen for III
purpose oil addressing the Committee signilied hi
Willingness TO withdraw the motion, 10 accommo
date tba, gentleman.
Mr.. Barney being spprized of the intention q
Mr.. Davis to speak on his amendment, yielde
the floor; whereuron,
Mr.. Davis renewed his motion, and the Commit
tee rose and reported
/ Mr.. Cam6releog then submitted a paper con
tanning certain calculations int ended to show m
operation OF tie bill on goods imported under N
seyerai inlnlnums proposed and which he desire
TO have printed, that 1t might be laid before IN
inem1ers The printing was ord cred acc osdinel,
and, iheTeupon the House adj rurned.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81.
IN SENATE
The President cpmuunica,sd tho pner,or;.i