Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-10

Campbs. Carson. Coiemao. Condict, Coulter, Craig
Crane, Crawford. Crowninshield, W. r. Davis, DE-.
Terry, De Witt Dickinson. Draper. Drsv,op, Dwigh,,
Eyer, Eatli. Joshua Evans, Edward Everett. Finch
Foster, Fry. Gather, Gilmore, Guriey, HaIsey'
Haynes. HeDphiil. Kinds. Hodges, Holland, HoH Ssn'
Howard, Hubbard, hire. lngersolI, Trivia, Lacks
Jarvis, KID. Nj. JobDson, Z. Jobs con, Lea Lent, Lew
Is. Martin, Tnomss Maxwell, McCrsery, McDufHe.
Mcln'ire, ;rcer, Mitchell, Mcneil, hIuhieDbury
Noehoi'', Pc tie, Polk. Powers. RlndolpN, Rencher
Sanford, Scot. Sill, Ambrose Spencer Richard Snen
Ger. Stergere. Stephens Sutherland Taylor
WILMINGTON. Wayne, We-ks, Camp. p. Viii q, Edward
y Wei,s' Wide and w'hoa-s5.
NAfS-Me'ss. Aiex suder, Allen Angel Ann
s,r'ug, Arnold, Bailey, Noyes Barter Bsrnw.il Bar
ringer, Bates. Baylor. Bs-knan, James Blair, John
air. Boskee, Boon. ri. din, Bu,man. Cahoon, Gland
ler Ced'' Chton' Claiborne, Clay, CLARK, Coke, Con-
ner, Cooper, CowI=s. Crockett C'.ig ton, Cfocherou
Daniel, Davenport. John Davis, Denny, D.sh,, ID ID
drdg-, Duncan, Ellsworth, George Evans uorac. Ev-
ere'', FIN LAY, Gordon, Green. Grenoeil, Hal, Ham
mon'' Harvey, Hughes, Hunt, Hunting lou, Irwin
1ohns n iaii, n -nnon, Kincad, Perkins King, AID
am k,ng, Lamar, Lscompie, Letcher, Loyal, Lump
k.o' Lyon, Mssee. Mar'ndale, Mccoy. Miller. ovei-
ION, Person Potter, Reed, Richard.on, Roane ,se
hu'sei' WIN. B Shepard, ug. ii. Shepherd, Shields.
S'mmes, S,andeier, WIN. L. Sorr. Strong Swami
swift; Taatsrro. Te.', Wiley Thompson. J,ha Thorn
son. T'acy, Trezvant. Tucker. Vance, Yaruum. witt
u+.ey, Williams, wiogats Y.ncey aud Youne-lOO.
So the House refused to consider the bill
Mr. POLK, alter few remarks, asked leave to offer a
resolution Tor the appointment of Committee TO report
upon the business necessary be acted upon at the
sent session OF Congress; but the House refused the
Mr. Hammons then moved 10 suspend the orders or
the day, with view to give the gentleman from Ten
nessee an opportunity TO present his resolution The
"o'o" was hegauVeu. Nat. Int.
CONGRESS-.
WILMINGTON, Feb. 7-rhe Senate did not si, ON
In the House Of Representatives. Mr. Hum. from
the Committee on Public Lauds, se ported hill thor.
"hg the state oil Missouri to cell certain lands nv
"a Tor The support OF Schools aud pub il Offsets,
winch WAS read twice, and postponed until hi. dsy
Mr. "ickhie, from 'h' COMMITTEES on Public Lands
reported OH expan' ory OF tn act pa sed las YEAR,
Tor me dement, oil the Officers and soldier. OF The V,r
s'nii State line during The war Of the revolution IL
was read twice, and postponed till Wedne .day NJ
"iekih., from the same committee, introduced bill
Ior the hnal justment OF certain land claims in nm
's'ana; which was also read frs, and second time
aod deferred till this day. variety of other hill. and
reports were pre'eu'ed and acted upon; among the
'o',n-r oil winch, was bill reported by Mr. Everett
OF Ma's., from the Select Com muee On Tho ,ub;sc,
tor grant Of land to tn Asylum for the Blind in Bos
'on' IL wa. read 'wiee, committed to Committee OF
the OF the Whole on the sate of h- Ugion and order,
I'd u b print d MIR. -, OF .ntucky submit "A
resolution for the pnrchas. of ZIG copies of the de.
bates on the adoption OF tn. Fed-tal C institution in
i'oI and Tor the printing OF extra co,y of tie re-
pors oil the House, for the usr Of the members |
xa'' on mo on of MIR. Canbreie, ~, referrei to tn.
C'mmitee on the Library. The bill reported from N.
mml''ee on Manufactures, respec ing az confirm
,nce oil tn" present duties sal', was discussed nv
Mesr'. Williams. Sp-ight, Su he land, Tbom,.on a,
otkia' Malay, and Peus and, ultima ely, on mo-
<
upon divi'ion by yeas and nays. nv vote of I15 ~
al. The bills previously ordered for eugro smtnt
were read third tim" anil passed; and the remainder
me day was devoted 10 the c0nsisrad n of privat,
bills rTJ g I'll
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and ,oih the advce and consent Of he Senate
81 min J. Harrison. to be- Surveyor an Inspector
me revenue Tor the port of Louisville in the ate
oil ntucky, vice James Madison Campbell resigned
10
Fec In the Senate, yesterday, a report was re
eeed rom the Postmaster General prepared in ODE.
uehee 10 resolution OF the last ION ot Congra,
giving hst oil !ntracts mad by he p. o. Depar,m nj
together with the number and compensation of the
clerks employed in that Department. "a birb was 49,
monon OF Mr.. Grundy, referred to the Committee on
the Post Office and Post Roads, with vie " 10 seize
uon OF soch parts OF it az would be pror-r to have
printed MIR. own, in pursuance of notice giv,p
ln"onucsd bill to reduce the duties On sugar which
vas read twice, and referred 10 ihs Committee on
vi Manufactures. Mr. h n'on gave notice thar he would
to-day, ask leave brn Ira hi TO repeal The
alum salt. Th- b u granting ,ix.tbou.and dn
nualy to the Seneca tribe of lnd;ans was re,a ,h
,hrd ume' and passed. Tne resolution of Mir GRIM
ny, restricting tn select committee appoir ID to in
qnrc into the condition OF the Pos, Oic. Dsn,r,m.n,
"oh examining Person' dismissed from that Depsrt.
~ 10 ths causes o' th If removal TAX e,, up
and NJ" II dimes having concluded his rsm,tk. in NJ,
posi- ION II the resolution, was followed he Mr. Crun
dy who argued 10 it, supnor until three O'Clock when
the Senate adjourned MIR. G. INDY, it il su,posed
WI resume hts r-ma X to day.
In the House Of Representatives. YESTERDAY moro
an usual number OF petitions and memorials were prc-
sehteh among the latter Of which, was one submitted
oy mr' oieman from Kentucky, soliciting the loan
Tree OF interest, of $500 for the use of hc Nays
vile and Lexington turnpike road company After The
transaction OF some further business of a nrivo,o ma
lure, Mr. Mallary moved that the report of the Com
m",ee on manufactures, accompan wing the bill 10 re-
peal so much OF the passed last session AZ rednced
e duy on salt from 10 to 10 cents per bushe after th
lst January last, be printed. Mr. Carson ob;ec,ed ~,
me notion MIR. Chiffon also objected 10 the PRINTING
oil TINS report. for various reasons was decledIv f
an &c pdTfe characters and far the House had
informed, presented views on the subject that had
not been again and again urged before the House and
me nation; NJ was illtimed the object of every man
VINO was sincerely DESTROYS of promoting the harmony
the peace and happiness OF the country should ne IN
heal, not and rritate the excitement that visit
ell on the subject OF this in large section of
country and he hoped that every effort 10 fan the flame
oil dlscord by disseminating this document and o o,
press sui further majority of the people of this coun
Try, ny increasing this obnoxious duty would meet as
deserved, the disapprobaon of the House; and he
trusted that the motion 10 print the report might sIeep
forever, with the bill which accompanied IT, on The b
- IL mp'inn 10 lay tn table was rejected bow.
r. on divi'ioD by yeas aud nays, by vot, of ave
- noes 100 AID he report orirr d 10 h. prio
\ variety II bills reportsd; ste- which & Oon
copies Of the report o. the select cor1p,t,e ON e sb
&c OF tn DISTRIBUTE II I've surplus rev nue. vVers
ordered to b. printed. The resoe!ien Of Mr. White n
~ Tor the ri ting OF 1900 extra eopie OF the re-
ort relA i've IN ihs repeal Of tn 25'h sect IN Of Ito in
dieary act, he section which renders tn. iu,lgmeots
o. deere OF S'H- Courts srti CT 10 tie revision a.
hrnaton or visai Of the Spre aurt Of the II S
was taken up; and sfsr some discu..ioo, in which
h-'sr- Buchanan, Haynes. D,fdridge aud G,rIon
took part, was agreed to. A message was received
rom ths j. esden', respecting tn co-responJence as
10 the location Of t1s PNawAtame indiana Tbc
House then resumed the discussion of the general an
proPraIon III the question beiug The motion Of Mr.