Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28

would amend hs motion, 90 AZ 10 include In n the
amendments Of the Senate to the bill authorizing sur
MIR. Duncan said the House had spent one whole
hour this morning in debating what business il would
axe up lh'ud,ng to The debate on the motion 20 suspend
ne rule and take up the Indian bil1 and he hoped il
would throw away no more time on such auestion.. but
proceed with tue business in regular order; for if the
rue were now saspendsd, other Hills nigh, be taken up
besides those Inen'io ed
Mr. Wiiliam' SAID, whatever compromise may have
"sep pace between tie two eompanies,the dificuliie.
whien attend the raL rad bill would net be thereby
s"perseueu. IL would be opposed on principlc, whatever
agreement the companies may have conYe to on their dit.
Terence; and therefore If the bill were taken up, the
consii utiona, objections to il would cause n i-b.t
winch wouli consume the session. In Justice therefore
10 the claimants whose cases we're waiting the dr..
4, sion OF the House, h. hoped the motion of Mr..
now.ru 10 suspend the private business would NO, be a.
greed TO.
Mr.. Brown. of Nary',nd, supported the molten of
hs colleague, In a lew Remarks, aud Mr.. Ticker
mad, some in opposition. Mr.. Barpwell called for
a DIVISION OF the question; when on motion OF MIR. Stsri-
gere, Mr.: Howard's IN .tion was laid on the table.
rue u'e resolved itself into Committee Of the
,~ me rehei OF John Scott. Executor Of Charles Yates.
d.c-a'ed; which was reported without amendment. and
.ne oIl was ordered to be engrosssd aud read a third
tune ton orrow.
The House adjourned.
SATURDAY, May %.
MI. Hubbard, from the Committee OF Indian Ari;r..
reported a ball 10 provide hereafter tor the p,yn,ent
Of 6o0o dollars annually to The Seneca Indians, aud
,or ohsr purposes; which was twice read aud com
niVcd. I..t
SILK.
The Hcu,e resum, ID the resolution modified yes,, r,av
oy MIR. Spencer, IL read as follows:
hesofred, That 6000 copies Of The Report of the Com.
mn,.e on Agriculture, made TO this House on the 18Th
OF March last, with the commune alton accompany,px
tne same on the culture ard manufacture Of silk, aIi
~ IKE number OF copies of Essays on American
six, by Messrs. Peter S-Duponccau and John D'Ho-
mersu', recently published, be printed for the USE OF
the House.
MIR. Polk opPo'sd the resolution en- the ground tina,
mere w TO fnnfa pFNHri.s 80. - IL e.
OIL OF the contingent. fund of the House, instruction, in
me art aud mystery oi culiivsting -ilk, than i'm rrin,in.
ana Hi''r'bu,'ng the American Farmer, Taylor. A-a,or,
a work on Farricry, or any 9th r. treatise on any branch
oil rural economy, &c.
Mr.. Chiffon ais, opposed whit he con ,iio-cd 4 xing
ue community some two or three thot-and dollars, to
rr'nt hooks or the use cf the members, and TO ti,,ri.
butte amongst their friends; and rgued generally ag ,ins,
me p'"c,'ce o. voting money OF, of the Tire asury To-
me purchase OF books for private u.e. lie I'D no doubt
"heh 'e Peop'c recovered th.ir senses-ret overcL
from that CONVERSION, that apoplexy, in which they n al
VIZ" W'owho ny pohhcai d-magogues, hey would rec
tty this sort of retrenciment and reform a.. con.
ci"uel a number OF Remarks OF the like trains by nov
ing 70 lay the resolution on the table, but Withdrew IL
at the request of
Mr.. Spencer, who argued 70 show that The works
which it was proposed to di,ti tute, were not accessible
to the people generaly; that ,h,y were on a subject 81
immense importance TO the country, aud one which
ought 20 he encouraged by the House; that the co.to
the publication WAS Insignificant. comparcd with Tho
va'nr which it would be TO the whole Union, SC. When
Mr.. S. Concluded, 80
>""""' 10 lay M resOlut11n on the table;
on which motion the yeas and nays were ordered, AT
he cali OF Mr.. Baylor, and being tas-n.
The motion was negatived-ayes rs, NAYS 81.
Mr' Chiiton then renewed hs opposition 10 the re.o.
iuuon, and SPOKE until the expiration Of the hour.
MIR. Siorrs of New York, by general consent, intro.
durrd the following join, resolution, which WAS iwic.
read, and ordered to be engrossed for a third reading;
was subsequently, read athird time, passed, and sent to
the Senate. -"
Resolued, &c. That The Clerk, of the sevcsI Di.,sic,
and Superior Corrts Of the United Sta.es, be, and hey
and hereby directed, 20 transmit TO the Secretary NJ
state, the several RI turns OF the enumeration OF the in.
ha.i'anls OF tho United States, filed in their respective
oiicea, y direction OF the several acts of Congress.
passed the 1T Of March, 1890; 2Sth Feb. 1900: DC h
March, 1910; and 1fh March, 1920.
The Speaker laid before the House, a letter from the
treasurer OF the United State, trans hitting copie. of
w accounts OF his Office, OF The receipts and expendi-
lures OF ne United SAFES, az adjusted at the Treaury.
from April ], 1928, to March 81, 1929, and from June
l, 1929, to September 30, 1929.
TIE bill from the Senate fr the relief of sunlrv eli.
z"ns OF the United States who have lost property by the
depredations OF certain In'lian trib-s.
lIhis bill was debated Il much length by Nfessrs
retls, Williams M'Coy, Whi,tlesey, Johnson, of Ken
lucky, Vinton, Bell, and Burgess, a. we'll ON is merits
- on Two amendments which were offered. The first
amendment proposed was one by Mr.. Whites V, di. |
rectng the g Auditor Of the Treasrry to investig ate
u ahhit The claims, and that the amount asceTtained
10 De due 10 The several claimants should be pail Mr..
william moved a substitute for this amendment. uro.
posing that the Third Auditor should report the resu.t
OF his Investigations, with the evidence in suppor, Of
each claim, TO Congress Deserving the Question of
payment Tor Congress TO act on, after il should have re.
ceived the report Mr.. WIS substitute prevailed. and
II was subs quently concarred in by the House
The House adjourned.