Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-11

An amendment, wac moved. ,hs, IN. sdiourums n, be
'i four o'clock and another gent proposed ten to.
morrow.
| A souversau n here snsued upon a poin, Of FORM
The Presiceu, ss.ed, that was euisr to move for
ADJOURNMENT any par,ic liar Tim. The motion to
adj.uru sl ten tomorrow ccul only be sk. a. mo.
tiou 10 adjourn, Which motion took presedsnss OF any
| Other. The Conven'icn hid not liked any sa,sd hour
a. which eorpmeuee is siupgs from day TO day aud
therefore, In putting the qiestioa the ehsir had said
% resume a, ten II wac desirable that tho
Convention 'houid have stated time for is regular
| sitting.
motion was accordingly pa, aud carried, that tho
Ctnvensou In sdjourring trom day TO day, should 70.
sume At ten 10 'hs movDiog
Tire molten to adjourn uega,ived.
The ms'ioo .or areeess III four o'clock then put
| and ne A'ived ~ = O.
| A gentleman from Alabama moved that the house
resolve itself into ni-s Of the whole Conve ntior
4, ecn'id-r tho report slcuse by clause. .sl-
,lem-n were no, prepared. No sepi-s Of ,hr report
had ye' arrived and gentlemen reslly ought only
to be iurp he'd with he report, but be allowed time
read II aud ref ct upon II.
The gentleman from Alabama, after some remarks
upon Tim. being lost through prosrsi. atoms arising
house resolve itself into committee. which was ear.
| ried. Iett.s- = fs.,'.
Thu President, then ,ppoir.ed Mr. s.dxwict. Of
Massachusetts,. chairman Of the eomu ittes, hut that
gentleman not being prssen', Mr. B,pks, OF ginia,
was 'Ppoin'ed. ard the chair accordingly.
La ,se eour'e Ct The ProcssdiLs', few printed &C.
pee OF the report OF the mmitiee broue Int In.
and distributed amongst The members OF tho Cs nven-
ton. 80,
|
be made by proceeding to business imme sey. Very
few gentlemen bsd yet received copies Of The report
and in discussing clause by clause, uufurnIhrd.
they would b. su' j.c,ed 10 mush Inc nveriepee. He
was soI hdent that time would be- saved by po,por
tho consideration Of the report till gentlemen
better prepared He moved IN ,refose that The com
m't'ee fise aud report progress and ask leave to st
agsiu.
| The motion being n.saived, the chairman com
%sns.d tn. ,-sdiDs Of the report and had proceeded
Judge b .rri,n eniered the hall He said, wh.u tn.
order WAS given TO prnt,bs report, his idea was. nj
II sor eded th the opinions OF her ge NILE mer with
wh h. had Conferred on the subject that the n,en
Non OF having II printed was, TO give sepleuen " no
had only heard u once read, opporuni OF reading
Il, aud OF rejecting upon what l, contained. h had
bsen employed in supern'endug the printing and road
ing the proof sh,e; he aware, that small number
only had been handed n'o tho Convention, and he was
urPri'ed, upon his rsurn, to find the hou,e resolved
into committee, ard Engaged in diseussng he report
clause by clause. Gentlemen ought have time TO
read the rrpor 10 take II wi h them, and ice ID
10 their slose's III. be ought tho cling TO postpone
he consideration until gen'ienea Lad an opportunity Of
b.'ng h.t:r prepared, By going 100 la lily into IT,
rou' results For his own part be could ely trust
himself in The discussion, 10 th. presen, rats Of hs
feel with respect to tho qus in unleas
he Cow nton were better prepared than in his opn
ion they could be, under the ercum.tance'. He co
Guided by renewing the former molten to ,urn, g..
which resolution was ear'i'd.
The President having resumed The chair, Mr.. BaLk,,
chairman IF The committee, novel ter leave tor tho.
committee to 81 again; whieh no ion being carried. The
house adjourned a, two o'clock.
Tn. Convention viii, Of course, resume Ills morning
al ten.
Friday, OctoberT
| Ga ion Of Mr.. Berrier, the committee OF the
whole were dischfrg-d from she further n.idera "a
81 the 'ds's il was Then taken up in the Couvsn'o~
| "A mo ion wa made by the Hon Alter. c ilain 10
strike out IN portion OF the tress cling sin
justice 10 that body. (Cong-e.s.) and enoing with he
words why should we, who are ,hs victims of IN
syste m. not stand upon cur chartered righ,?'
After this proposition by The hon. g,n'l.nau FIRM
NV York, b,ie. ard ame able, hu, .piried di,euf
aim lnnk in tuhi IN ".
Lynch, o. 5. C. and Carpenter Of Name. took part
| The ayes and noes were hen called. and IN. Con-
ven'on by large msjor negaived the motion Of MIR.
A Southern Delegate then addressed the Couven,itu
ard presented ssme exceptions that be bad taken
tain ober portions OF the Address, with he then and
there specified, and commented upon with much ener-
~, but with respectful Difference. He ssii 10 his
a"tr'on' could b. g-n'syed and his principles IN Tho
matter son'rovert.d. he would submit TO such dse-
.ion Tn" qr.sio had not been taken his mo:on
Tor sxpupsins the sections mentioned, ha past els
ven oc'oek [Phii. Gas
Hi. Honor CHI et Jusie. Msr,haI attended the F,..
Trade Convention, yesterday. He was conducted with
10 Tn, bar by The Hon Judge B win; and the Conv- n.
lion "Tose en- ndsse on his eur Z" him.
Phil. Gazette
We are glad 10 learn that ias Gen men OF tho l.
'ephis Bar have selected that young artist
Henry lamar E'q 70 produce the portals Of the Hor.
Chi'f Justice Marshall, We know of no gentle N
engaged in this particular braorh of fine arts 10
nhos, uch choice and difficult task could be given
with more &C, hdence. TO
lHE TREASURY AND THE PUBLIC DEBT "A
isAd eaiure 10 General cksons policy is ths speedy
ex nsiion OF the Public Dab, By Ibe cfsial no ices
which have just appeared, II VII he hat the new
Secretary OF the Tfeasuri, Mr. MoLane, is cc-rpera
iLg hear iy In the accomplishment Of the Pfes:den
vew' He haI AREA Civ notice for the payment Of
six mi lions OF dollars he I,t OF JiDusry neg: and.
we understand hs has purchased OF the INK oi Tho
United S,aes, On favorable terms the whole Of t,a
Pubic Debt held by hslns tuition, amounting TO We.
raj million: ,hst The Public Debt which III have
beer raid oh during the ht sis months OF his admins.
'raon OF The Treasury, will considerably exceed nine
mil ions OF d0liary
will ai'o be perez we'd, by a DO ice from the Ten
doube vie OF saving the United Saes the Interest
on he stock hioh Is sdver lied 70 be paid off on 81
LIT OF nuary nrx' aud Of ommoda ing ,hose oek-
Ter, who may ind desr able opportunities Tor in
10 ibe interval VI. Secretary the Trea,uty
has authorized the payment OF the pripcpa OF such
Stock az may be perfected before bai Tin o, with the
interest 10 tie date OF p'vm-n'. W. Globe, Oct g.
, THE MISSIONARIES.
. MILLEpGEyILLE. Sept. 29-The Glowing srtf.
sieS, from The II sorder Estra," will shaw fully n
fe'u't Of the lac nias 10 Gwinnen eeun,y.--Tbe re.
ult - musb 10 be geited evsty aesopn vet tho
law must lake Its course IL 10 strange hat tbo,s
who refused to pr & by Executive eIsue ey, should
labor under such deusioo' 10 duy ,ulsrly as
every h1;t was mad, DO by the Ispr 'ors, and by
rel gIVus persons, TO remove that de!usiou.
Ihai they are asDE under alvice from her q ar.
er evident from the ias. thai th, had In ,e pos-
sessiOn the !o,oaiDg doeumens
Au opinion on the claims for mpror emen mis- by the
Sac oil q orsis on tie Cherckes Na'ion nm Ter the
treaties OF 1917 and ls2s,by William Writ, O. dated
jane "a 1890
o uion The right Of ,hs State Of G. orgis 10 extend
h'r awe over III. Cherokee Nation, ny William Writ,
E.q. da'ed 20 Juns, 1890
(, DO printed at New Echots, for the Cherokee Ma