Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-13

of his country. Bv his tribunal acting upon the
report nf Tho Auditor. it anprors that there il
due II vour me ,ral:s the suia n' - c}I 9S-!nO
Under these ci'rums ances. no ~ubmrs his to
the consideration NJ vnur honournh. bodies and ks
such relief fha Representatives. " IN" nation will
aft ri JOSEPH NOURSE
pha r",i'ion was raiurrrL 10 tho Committee on
Claims
INDIAN REMOVAL
Mr. Barnard Of pennsvlv.nM presented three me
nora's from Phadaiphip. against the removal of the
Indians; and Nr Marks presented two pe'i ions q
the same subject. all ut which referred to Com
micr' on Indian Affairs.
ORDER or THE DAY
The orde of ,h- ay then taken M, and the
following resolutions, submitted FRIDAY bv Mr.
Benton. wrr" considered and aEreci to:
Resolved, That the Committee an Indian Affairs be
instructed 90 enquire int, the exDediency of making
appropriations with the ki-kanoo tribe Of In
dams. anil with the rcmnrnis nf the pnrias. w as,
P'nkeshaws, Shawn"rs. aud Kaskaskas. all in the
State of Missouri Tor the REIMBURSEMENT of their pos
claims i" said state. and removal to permanent
homes beyond the limits thereof
Resolved, That the Committee dian Affairs be
ins,ructed to enquire iuto the exDeHIencv of pr7v-
ding h, law for the appointment OF a Sub Agent to
the Winnebago Indians, To reside on the waters of
Rock River, according the request of said Indians,
and ccordi"g to the treaty OF August ls', 1929. as
agreed upon nv the spid Indians anil the Commission
ers of the United States. but disagreed by the
Senate par, at the treaty.
JUDGE PECK.
Tho Court oflmpeachm'nt was opened at the usu-
al hour
The donoai,ions or Samuel Merry, John Brent and
Edward Bate. members Of 'ho St7tc LHGisl1tnr" Of
Missouri after certain parts had boon cxpunrcd b.
mutuRl nr-ceme"t on both sides. inndmissblc ~
evidence. mt in. and read by Mr. Meredith.
Daniel IT #, G"oru" r. MELODY Judg" Carr
Joslas Spanding and Wilson Primm, severay
examined: and with thoul. bnhovn m" list Of wit
nesses on behalf of judy" peck has closed
The Cow then adjourned ~ tn
HOUSE OF REPRESB NATIVES.
Mr HALL from the COMMITTEES on "Hhir Expcndi'nres to
the
pay for the absence of members reported the following JOINT
solution which read frs, time, and ordered
bv the Senate and House Of REPRESENTATIVES tie
United States OF Ameuca in Congress assembled That the rules
ofeach shall he amended as tn make imperative
Secretary senate and Serqean, The
House OF REPRESENTATIVE ascertain the rrd Of
Territory he n"%" &c nc he "ay nave zee" a .",
o" and nor in attendance "non tho hmsiHos Of ,hc House
there shall he deducted from the
each session eight dollars dav
mrmhcr Of either House Delegate shall have been absent
bv order Of tn" House which he belongs
REELECTION OF DUTY
RIr Trcxvant offered the following resolution:
Resolved That the Cnmmiter Vows aud Means he
instructed To Ri reduce the existing duties iu-
ported goods take effect arr the Of the public debit
under economical administration of rs affairs.
MIR Coudio' demanded Tho question . confederation
MIR Trezvan' asked TOR the AvCs and Noes, which
The question was ro nu..ly, the House na, consider
tic Resoluous" and decided ian the negative.
csr Rarnvc Ravlor Er rao,cs Biair John R,ar Raul-
din Rroadhra, canhr"'cng, Camnb" Carson, Chandler,
Claiborne CLAW Coke CONNER Ccc sherou w DAVIS
top Gai,b-r Gordon Green IAN iammong Rarvcy.
Havnc- Hnds 'inl'snd Hubbard Cave Johnson, lamar.
Mcro, Mcrnrp NuckclIs pa;nm pen, nok. poucr
Reuchrr. Roarr w Sherard. Aug ~ Shonncri SnHsh,
Stand-t- Taafsuo w Thompson, T'Pzvao', r"ckc' Yer
plauck 'rayue Weeks Chanp White Wilde Williams
Nivs-Nrm.,rong Arnold RaiI,v. Barber Bates Poe.
kee Ppon-Rorst. Brown. Burge Burran cabnon chi.
ton C'rk Coleman 'ondic' Co"o,r Co""r Crane Crlw-
Wis D'nny Dickinson bod ridge Dorsey Joseph Duncan,