Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01

the orders of the day. which originated in the Senate
were posponed and the bills OF the House Of Repre-.
,entaives -ere considered in their proper order.
After the confederation Of Executive business,
MIR. Hayne from the committee on Naval Affairs, re-
ported the resolution from the House oil Representatives
in relation to the OF officers OF the Ma
rne Corps" without amen mt; and on motion OF Mr..
Hayne it was resumed in COMMITTEES Of the Whole, and
ndment being proposed, was read third time
and pas ed.
This Resolution (or AcD wants only the signature Of
the Resident TO become a law.
The Senate then adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THE VETO.
A Message was received from the President of the
United Safes by Mr.. Don-l.on his private Secretary,
turning the bill which originated in this House, and
which had passed both Houses for authorizing sub
-crpion 10 the Stock of the Maysvile and Washington
Turnpike Road Company in Kentucky, with his reasons
at large for refusing to sign the same
The Message was read through ny tue CerK' anu
he ard with great attention.
When the reading was concluded, there arose a hur-
ried and anxious debate involving no principle OF the
bill but merely the question whether the bill should
be reconsdered nsidnter, whether the reconsdera-
ton should be postponed until to morrow During the
whole OF this proceeding there was constant tenden
CIV to debate the main question, and an effort on the
part of the Chair to conine the Debate to the ques'
ton of po.tponemen In this skrmishing Messrs lr-
win of Ohio Daniel Vance, Ingerfoli. Brown, Potter,
| snnso..., '"G. pn,t Be-. Coleman, Letch.
member. ~ ""uus vi every
me question OF printing the Report gave rise %
some debate, by reason OF the interye nton of b i
| ''f"h"S Que DAYS notice for an order far
NUMBER oil copies of any document. For The nressn,
under that rule, the usual number only was or5, al -
| be printed '"''o'ae'eu 10
| =, THE COLONIAL TRADE
MT Cambreleng, from the Committee on Commsr..
reported the following biz: COMMERCE.
a Bii to amend the acts regulating the com,,or
colonies Of Great Britain """ certain
Sec. Belt enacted. &C. That, whenever III. p,s.;
aeh OF me United States shaiI receive sassctorv v;
idence that the Government of Great Rr;,a; uV''
pen the ports in its Colonial posse .on. in n w
lhuies, on the continent of South America the R,ha
ma ISLANDS, the Caicos and the Burmuda or Somar
s,shus 70 the vessels Of the United States for an IN
definite or for limited term; that The vssJ - ~
Ch'ed states and their cargoes, ON entering The .i
nai por's Aforesaid, shalt be subject TO ober "
higher duties OF tonnage impost or CHARGES ~
other description than would be imnosed ~ R; ag
vessels or their cargoes, arriving in said coIo,;, @
from the United St,tc that the vessels of Tho
o"eu states NAV Import into the said coIoni,I ros
sessions from the United States any article NJ a,;pJ
"hich could be imported in British vessel ;n, &c
EAU possession. rom the United States; and ha, the
.esse oil The United States may export from h M, !
Ism colonies aforementioned, TO any countrv ,.ha,
er, oher than the dominions or pos.e..ions If c.,
,L.n any anuc!e or articles that can be exported
"orsirom In British vessel, TO any country 9th IT,.
me British dominons possessions az alorssaiJ 49,
mem and in such case, the President of the II ST.,
oe and ne hereby, authorized to issue his procIa.
Hauon declaring that he has received such eviJen.a
ana thereupon, from the date Of such ama,;o
me ports OF the United States shall he openeJ ioJe
pp.nrly or tor term fixed, the case may be- 10
rnln i.l
possessions and their cargoes subject 10 no o,bo o.
,'gner du'y OF tonnage or impos or charge Of anv |
'ecHluon Whatever, than would be levied on in. ve,
'eiS OF the United States, or their carooes a,,;,;
rom the said British posse s,ions: and II sbam TX
AWFUL Tor the said British vessels TO innort in, &c
J.'eu states ana to export thereron, any arti Ii
NC OF erucIes which may be imported or ex,cr,aJ a
n VESSELS of the United States; and the act epd,,ea
AN sct concerning nsvigaton,' passed on The .;s .
s,, uay Of APRIL one thousand eight hundred and
ghieen;an act supplementary thereto passed tho 81
een'h day Of May, ore thousand eight burdreJ .nd
"eh'y and an act entitled "An act 10 re0uIa,. az | n
Intercourse between The Uni,d States and
e''a" nhu:h porf, passed on the fret dsy rf March ii
ne thousand eight hundred and twentv.tbSs. ~ Il
uch ca'e, hereby declared to be suspended or .h,
roy repealed as may be agreed upon with the British
Sec 2 4nd be further enacted, That. yben.v. a
he ports OF The United States shall have besn 60, r
81 Ri Ie au,no,hy gwen in the first section Of this
co. piii'h vessels and their csg0es shall he adn;,,. a.
an entry In The ports Of the United States Go ~ n
ahd', provinces or colonies of Great Btilso nm - RI
the United States. ~ '''' VI East y
The bill having been read, =,
MI Can'breleDg said he would state FIR IN. s. :,
so" gentlemen on all sides Of the House, that
leIe was no new principle contained in this bill "
ne principle OF 1t. he said, wa. precisely that con-
'intd IN the instruction from Mr.. CLAW 10 Mr. C,i Il
bs, ns iae Adminisiraon and The friends Jc
'hat aomintration would approve Of IT, as well 40 N
ners nneh us object wac fully undersiood he be r.
EYED That there would he difference of ooinio, T.; ~
r. upon H. Under The unanimous direction z,
me Committee, he should move Tor the consJer s h.
on 'ns pi' 10 me course OF the day, giving time on
10 nave II printed Tor the Information Of The Uouss n,
ne bI was twice read, aud referred 10 Commit. pr
IT, ~. ', .oo. IN
3" L. CAmOreIeng then, by unanimous consent nm. re-
r, we instruction OF the Committee on Commerce On
loved the following resolution: W O'''"e''e' ~
Heso'oed That the President Of The United States n
Ifques'ed 10 communcfte to this House such info, re-
auon IN relation to The negotiations with Great ri wv
IN concerning the Colonial Trade as he NAV dse,n AZ
cate. ''' W 1""I'u- w
ne revolution agreed o. r.
-, PAY OF THE MARINE CORPS. NO
nc Joint Resolution for cont nning The mac NJ H., 90,
nesfs Of the Marine Corps, heretofore allowed nm ma
Otherwise ordered, was read third time passed b,
nee. "'' 'o' 'ohcu'' ca
Va motion OF Mr.. Archer, The confederation Of all bill
male bills was postponed nll tomorrow Al
ne House proceeded TO the consideration of,bs x
osed blu, providing for the seulemsnt Of ,he sc Sc,