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

sanford. Smith, OF Md smith, OF S. c. Troup, Tyler
White, woodbury-2i.
by Inserting as follows "that such treaties shall be ex-
ecued and fulfilled according TO the true intent ana
meaning thereof" This was nega'ved by inc ioho"-
YEAS.-Mes,rs. Barnard Barton, Bell, Burnett,
Chambers Chase, Clayton, Foot, Frelinghuysen'
Knight Naudain, Robbins Rnggles, Seymour, Silsoee,
Sprague, Webster, Willey-lS. \
NAYS-Messrs. Adams. Benton, Bib, Brown,Dick-
crson, Dudley, Ellis, Forsyth Grundy, Haync, Hen
Rowan, Sanford Smith, of Md Smith, of s. c. Troop,
Tyler, White, woodbury-2t
And Mr. Clayton then moved TO insert clause in the
bill preventing its provisions from cxte nng to any oer
Indians than those residing in the State oil Georga which
motion was lost by the follow ing vote:
YEAS-Messrs. Barnard, Barton, Bell burnett ,,
Chambers Chase Clayton, Foot, Frenghuysen knight,
Naudaiu, Robbins, Ruggles, Seymour, Ssoee sprague'
Webster, Wey-lS. O. -,
NAYS-Messr, Adams, Benton, B;bb Brown, Dick |
erson, Dudley Ellis, Forsyth, Grundy, Hayne, Hen
bricks, Iredc, Kane, King, Livingston mckinley
Rowan, Sanford Smith Of Md, Smith oil D. u iroup'
Tyler, White, Woodbury-2i.
The question then REQUIRED concurrng with the
amendment of the House given above and II was carri-
ed in the affirmative, without division. MIR. LIVING
gave notice that he should to-day, introduce Joint
resolution for the appointment Of Committee to CONSIST
Of member of the Senate, and two members oil me
House of Representatives to prepare in the recess
vii and criminal code Of Jurisprudence Tor the lsuict oil
Columbia
The House of Representatives assembled at 10 o.
clock and proceeded to business MIR. Whitlcsey, from
the Committee of Claims, presented report Mr.. FOR
ward from the Committee Military Pensions, report
ed bi for the relief of Jared Cone Hezekiah Hines,
and William Kinney which was read twice, and dspos-
ed of in like manner. Mr.. Crane rsm the Committee
of Claims presented bill for the relief OF James Tho
mas, late Quarcrmaser General OF the army olthe NIT
| ed States, which was referred TO Committee oil the
Whole and made the order Of the day Tor this day Mr.
McDulIie, on the part of the Committee OF Ways and
Means, reported, without amendment the bill from the
Senate to provide for the appointment oil solicitor OF
| the Treasury, which was committed to committee oil
the Whole on the Of the Union. Mr. Carsons re-
solution the subject of the pay OF the Officers oil the
Marine Corps, was, after discussion upon div-
sion yeas and nays ordered to be cngrossed Tor third
reading by a vote of l0l TO rs. Mr.. Richardson from
the Committee Enrolled Bills reported that the COM
mittec had presented number OF bills TO the President
The resolutions previously submitted by Messrs. Dod-
bridge, White of N York, Whittlesey Verpanck kus-
sell Gather and laid upon the table, were called up
and disposed Of Mr. Mercer made ruitless motion TO
discharge the House from the consideration OF bill con-
rmng the acts of the Legislature OF Virginia IN relation
to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company The propo
sition was rejected by a of IS TO 81 Mr. Wayne
submitted resolution calling upon the Secretary OF the
Treasury to report before the first day January
next full and complete statement OF the affairs oil the
Bank of the United States, connected with ITS stock
holders, funds, sc. 1t likewise called for such nforma-
ton could be given, with regard TO the number oil in
corpoated Banks throughout the Union and the amount
of their capitals respectively together with the sum oil
their average annual discounts II was laid upon the
table and ordered TO be printed The hour expired; but
on motion of MIR. De Witt the rule Of the House was
suspended and the bills from the Senate for the relief
of Abel -- and of Joseph Shaw, veterans oil the re-
II House then took up the bill for the removal oil the In
dams; the question being upon the motion oil MIR. Hemp
Il hill, for its recommtment, Mr. Gilmore, alter stairs
that he conceived the proposed removal would NATURAL.
tend TO the improvement of the condition OF the Indians
in which opinion he supported by his constituents
and by other authorities. moved the previous question
sr , 10 suspend further proceedings on the call Al
DC M ue iaPse oil upwards of hour the question mo
OF ecoahg the motion for the previous question was 90
lie VT Jaws oil south Carolina, and Mr. Huntington he
is vote of 9s 70 oS ces The proposition adopted by
Dray -
s. np 'c PutuhS oil the main question: the Yea. am
r. we're called Tor and taken; when was ordered
)f ~ Pu' ny vote OF IOl TO 81. The main oues,;on
~hch was upon the passage of the hill was H. T
: ny yeas and nays, as follows ~
i fEAS-Messrs. Alexander, Allen. Aston a,do..on
d nnhsel, Archer, John S. Brbour, p p Barho"r
B4rnwe' Baylor. Bell James Blair John RIA
;, ste, ''oon Bors, BouI'in Brodhead, Brown c..
campbell, Carson, Oh andler, CIaiborna
bert CRAIG C ro,eman' Conner, Hector Craig. Ro'
$ a,ren H. Davis, Desha, De Wit Drav,on. Dwiaht
d" ", ~ may Ford FcsterFry, Gather Gilmore, co.
man. Howard. Hubbard. Isacks Jennings. r. nj ioSn-
r son, Gave Johnson Perkins King Lanar. Lea To-.
Tho%a. MIy sme L'T Mcco Ln"gki% Lyon MAGE,
Mitchell, Mcneil, Nuckolis' Ovsrton psu;. pa,
P0,sr Powers. Ramsay, Rsncher, Rosne. Scott Wm
r.re "S Wiisy Field, spsg sprgg. sandlte. s,er
WW aHy, weeks weeks Camp p. White, wckiGe, Wilde
NAYS-Messrs. Armstrong, Arnold Bailey Nova.
B,rotr' Barringer, Barley, Bates Beekmao' BurSye,
putnam, CIhoon: ChiId', Chiffon, CLARK, Condet
"copper" Cowles, Crane, Crockett Creighton C,oynin'
shs' John Davis Deberry, Denny Dickinson Dad
Judge Dorsey, Duilev, ID mean Ellswor,b Gor'
Evans, Joshua Evans, Edward Everett. Horace Fyss-
nu' r,nch' Forward, Gorh'm, Green GfenneII Haw
KKns, lemphIll, Hodges. Hughes, Hunt Hunting,oo
ihtie' lngeTfoll Irwin, Johns, Kendall K.nnon Kin
rsu, a. k'hg I.eiper, Letcher MsIIarv, Mariinda,e
nL' Lewis Maxwell. McCreerv, Mercer. Miller
" nouFg Norton, Pearce, Person RanJoInb
~ ~ eu' hcnardson Rose, Russell, Aug. H. SbepnerJ
e',nes o"'' smith, Ambose Spencer Richard Snen
| GER oanoerry, Stephens, Henry r. S,orr. WIN
Storrs, Strong, Sutherland, Swami. Swift T,i,G.ro
,ayor' Test, John Thomson, Tracy Vance. Va,nn,O'
uln,oh' Washington, Whittlessy, Edward D. Witt.
"SSnaWs' WInsae, VOung.-97.
| 80 The bill was PASSED.
several communications received fro,o tbs ar
e'en' Deparimen's, and prasente TO the House bv h.
nr' howard moved TO po.tpone the order |
~ - "s 10y ior 'he purpose OF going into Committee If
we whole in order 10 take up the bill au,bor;,o', -
,Iphoh oil stock TO the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
hoaI company. On this motion discussion took Mac
w "mrm Me'srs Howard. Irwin Of Ohio Spencer IF ~
i, =" ""h"ms, Bafrlnfer, Brown and Bell pariirn,,ed
M ingerscl proposed 10 mend the motion Of Mr. U,w
aIu'oy including the Pennington Canal in the
me cons deration Of the committee. Mr. Duncan nav
u u" ray the motion on The table, which was carried
ny vote oil ayes 81, H. The follo,vng ,oossa |
was then announced from the President of he Toi,S
States: ~ VI "'e oniteu
~ me St ", ana House Of Representatives.
GENTLEMEN | think il INV du,y - ;.c
maj l am daily expecting the defintye answer of tbs
nru'h Government, {, proposition which Ia. bs.n |
trade. '' " ''e COLONIAL