Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11
rvrsOAr, DtcrMsER 7. 1880.
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Resotrsa unanimously, That the 81 Rnle for con
dueti"s the hu.ines, OF she S.nac he susrendeJ ant
that the $. nate proceed 10 the e. e,on Of the Char
man OF the Comniiite "a Finance.
On Tue fire, ballot, MIR. So ith of Maryland was re
elected Chairp IN OF sad COMMITTEES.
The folio ina Committees we, e then appointed:
On Foreign Reiati0ns.-Messrs. Tazewer, Sanford
White, Bell, and King.
On finance. -Mss.r Smith, Of Md. SINH h, Of S
c., Slshes King, and Jos us,on.
On Commerce. Mes.rs. " soIbury, Johnston, Sis,
bee, S'n'o d, anl Forsyth.
on Manufactures Messrs, Dickerson, Ruggie.
knight seymour, aud Bbb
On observation-disclosures. Mark, Wiley, Noble
Brown, and Seymour
On Military .96airs.--Messrs. Benton Barnard
Tr"up. Naudain, and Icedell
the Militia. Me-.rs Bernard, Fr.Iioghuyssn
Clayton, Nobl, and Bob.
on Nacaf a6dirs-Messrs Htyns. Tazewen
Robhins Livingston, aud Webster.
On Public Lands-Msssrs Barton, Mckinley,
Kane, Els and Sprayne.
On Pirate Land Cgdims.--Mrs.rs. Kane, Burnet.
Poindexter, q uniy, aud Nauta
On Indian .dGdfs -Me's''. White, Tsoup. Hen.
DR. Ike, Dudley, aud Benton.
on Caims-Messrs. Rgggss, Bell. Chase. Foot
On The Juiicdry -Mrssrs. Rowan, II, Kinl y,
Wehs'er. H,voe, aud F'elnshuvsen
On me Post Office and Post Rcdls.-Messr,
CRU Y, Burue', F.s, Ia, L Ii. aud Seymour.
On Pens'ons.-Messrs. Foot, Hclmss, Marks, Chase,
On the District of Columbia -Mes.r,. Chamber,
Tyler, Holmes, Clsyon and Sprague.
On the Contingent Fund -Mes'rs. Iredsii, Baker,
aud Knight.
On Engrossed Bils.-Mes.r.. Marks, Wiley, aud
Baker. N"
On Roads aud Canals. --Msssrs. Hendricks, Tyler,
Ruggles, Dudley, aud Pond.xter.
message was received from the House Of Repre-.
fenta ives by MIR. CLARK, informing the Senate that
Joint Resolution had been adopted the part OF
Tue Ii use, 0ppoiong Committee 10 unite wi h a sim
lar committee tom the Sena e. to wait on the Pre.d nj
OF the United ates, aud iaorm hn that Congress wa.
ready TO receive suy communication he might be pre-.
pared TO make, and that hessrs Haynea, OF Georgia
anu JOnn son, OF Kentucky, CompOscd aid mil.
tee.
On motion Of Mr., Woodbury.. this resolution wa.u.
nanimously agreed to; and Messrs. Woodbury., and
Grundy, were appointed the committee on the part OF
me Senate After wal ing on the President of the
United s's''s' the COMMITTEES returned, WHEN Mr.
Grundy informed the Senate that tse PRECEDENT had
gwen Tor an'wer, hit he would make a commune alton
to both honses If Congress at half past one O'Clock
Al that hour The annual of the President wa.
Chief Clerk, ''
o. motion of Mr.. King. it, was
hes0tred unanimously. That 5000 copies OF the
Sena'e.
On motion of Me- King, il wa.
Resoued unanimously, That 1900 copies Of the
documenis accompanying the Presidents Messaye be
printed for the oithe Senate.
Inc 5' an horizng an appropriation 10 the Stotk OF
oy the President at The last session. and ACCOMPANYING
hi- message, was ordered 10 lie the table.
On motion OF Mr.. Grundy,
The Senate sdourucA.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Hou-e assembled at IL o'clock when the Soeak
or took IN hair.
The following members sppoared were ouali6 |
ed, and took ths,rs.ats
LeOnard Jarvis, from Maine. in place of Jane. w !
Ripley resigned; and CoInehu. Holland, elected 10 fill
= Samuel w. Eager. OF New-York, in place of Hector
Cr''g. re sn,d; aud Jonah Sanford, 10 the place OF
Silaf W'igh, jun resigned.
Joseph Dr"p-r, OF Virginia 10 the place Of Alexander
Smyth. deressed aud John NJ Patton in the uace of
fhllip r. Barbour, resigned.
Inc following members ALEC appeared and took their
sests:
From :hnSsachus'fts IT'S Jas. Ho'ge.
IRON PeHng>iudnid joel Sutherland
From .dayidnd -Michas C. Sprigg and Richard |
Spencer.
From pirgi"ia Andrew Stevenson, Speaker, and
Thomas Davenport
From South CayoIian-G ,orgs Medium. and
Warren r. Davis
From, RsNtuckA Nicholas D. Coleman.
From Ohio William Creighton.
Mr Wickhffs moved tn At, thore being a quorum a.,
s=moied committee should be appointed Tor the pur.
pose OF ioo' IN ng he Senate tina, the House was rra
dy oproceed 10 business.
The committee in que stion was accordjnOIv aroo,,
co. ana aiisr similar message IRON the Ssnate TO the
House, " 49,
Nj Haynes moved that committee be appoin,sa
by me House in CONJUNCTION with COMMITTEES on the
part 81 the Senate, TO upco the Pre- sident Of The
United oaie'' In order to inform him that a quorum
oil The two Houses Of Congress assemble aud thew
were prepared to receive any commune alton which h.
might be pleased to make TO them.
- Inc motion having bsen agrsed to, Mr.. HAYNES of
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ed the committee.
Mr. TA' War offered the following resolution, which
vas agreed to. >
ResoiUed That two Chsp'ains, OF Il. ff.ren, denoni
nspns' be elected to serve during the presen, session
oI Congress ons by each House who shall interchange
weekly.
The following resolution mas offered by Mr. Hsype.
sDd adopted: ''
RESOLVED That the daily hour to which this House
shall stand adjourned, he l2 o'clock at noon unit, ob.r.
wise ordered
Mr.. Ramsey offered he usual resolution respectine
the sup ly u The -mbsfs of the House wi n nsw.oa
Per', W0ich was adopted.
message from be Senate was received stating that
ihey had, on their part, appointed nit es to w Ait
on the PiesideD,
Alter an interval OF about half an hour
MT. Haynes, from the Com mittee Of ths House. re.
ported 'he they had performed the duty assigned them
and had been informed by the Pfesd- nt hat al half
past one clock he should be prepared to sobnt com
muDicatCn 10 Congress.
NJ ~ minutes past one, the message was presented
TO the Houie, by Mf DJnes1n, To. r. ivse sscret,rv
Of The Prrddent, and read by the Clerk
Nj. Holman moved that the message be re(errsd IN
Committee OF The Whole the S ate Of tbs Union
and mat 'iS thousand copies OF The same ogs her wi
the accompanying documents, be printed.
cD motion OF MIR. Davenport, the motion was sgreed
to; and, the House adj urneG. fU S TEL
WAsHfNoToN, Dee 0-No business Of eon,s.
nuScce was done yesterday in either House Of Congress.
the members having scarcely yet made thems ell e
masters on the contents OF the Presids ants Meaage
To-day The Committees OF the House OF Represents.
tves viii doubtless be ordered 10 be and ths
various parts Of the Predens Message will then bs
distributed among them. Both Houses will prob,bI,
adjourn over IRON to-day 10 Monday, WIN the C,n
mi'ess OF the House Of r. representatives. will be an
Douueed