Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28
CONGRESS.

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In the Senate, YESTERDAY. 3 message was re-
ceiyed from the House Of Representatives. stat
!ng that that House hsd passed the bill providing
co. the renewal OF the Indians residing ia the
Sa,es, beyond the Mississippi. with amendments,
winch we're read. Mr.. Uhi e then moved that
The Senate concur in the anne ailments of the
House. This motion was opposed by Messrs.
EsJs'er and Sprague, who expressed themselves
m favor o fdelaying the further consideration of
ae subject until TODAY. 81. Clayton then
moved a pOS'pOnement, apd asked The yeas and
nav WhiCh were taken as follows:
lEA>-Messrs. Barnard. Barton. Bell, Bur
lG. Chambers, ChaSs.tt'a cons. 'nt, Fre'iag-
NJvSeN. Johnst0n. Hr na, >tilI., 8'loms.
RIGGS, Seymour, s4s.-l, ~r'4sae, "eOs'er'
Nate,-l9.
NtYS-Messrs. Adams, Benton. Bib.
Brown, Uekerson. DadIey, Ellis, Forsyth, Grun-
dy, Hayue, Hendricks. IredeIl, Kane, King,
LHInsston. Mckinney, Rowan, Sanford, Smith,
SC. Smith Md. Troup, Tyler, White, Wood
olry-24
The question on the first amendment of the
lnase, providing that the lands be given in ex-
oaage to the emisrating Indians, shall not be
such as are included within the limits of any or.
aaled State or Territory, was then taken: and
twas concurred in. The question then came up
On the second amendment of the House, TO insert
4 the end of the seventh section the follow
ag words: Provided that nothing contained In
his act shall be construed as authorising or d.
ecilng the violation of any existing treaties be-
f'een the United States and any of the Indian
fbes;" when Mr. FreLiRghHySea moved 10 a.
and The amendment of the House by adding
De t~0lowng: .'and that until they shall choose
remove, the sad Indian tribes shall be pro-
Vel from all Entertainments BY the States on
2en, according to the provisions of the said trea-
- The yeas and NAYS having been ordered
ate asst mentioned motion, Me-. f~rel'nghuy-
=" moved a modification of the amendment, by
N'sHSo cut the words ssby the States" This
.Hi m1'ioa. after some opposition from MIR. Gr,na-
I, vas decided as follows:
lEAS.-NieSSrs. Barnard. Barton. Bell, Bur-
aL Chambers, Chase. CLAYTON, Foot, Freliughuy-
Fn' Knight, Naudain, Robbins, Ruggles. Sey-
",cr' Sllisbee, SpragIe, Webster, Willey-l8.
n~NAfS--Messrs. Adams, Benton, Bibb. Brown,
1cSer,on. Dudley. Ellis, Forsyth rundy ,Hayne,
peldrcks. Iredell, Kane, King, Livingston. Nc
NM'ey, Rowan, Sanford, Smith, of MARYLAND,
NwnNA, of $. Carolina, Troup, Tyler, White,
"OOdbury.-25
lie question was then taken on Mr.. Freiing-
%y'sas hrst amendment to that of the House,
'T decided in the negative, as follows:
lEAs-Measrs. Barnard, Barton, Bell, Bur-
~ lhambers, Clayton. Foot, Freinghuysen,
n SISsn'' Naudain. Robbins, Ruggies, Seymour,
"<oee. ~Nprague. Webster, Wiliev-17.
NAfEMessrs. Adams. Benton, Bibb, Brown,
use, DckersOn, Dudley, Ellis, Forsyth,
sSAdv, Hayne, Hendricks, Iredell, Johnston,
S%Ie' Ming. Livingston. Mckinley, Rowan,
tu'Ord, Smith, of Maryland, Smith, of s. Car
VA VA IroGp, Tyler, White, Woodbury.-26
vt; frehnghuysen then moved the following
I" And that all such tribes be pro-