Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-05

and navigation Of the United stes, would be yr.av
principles hrs by getting lid Of oppressive do,i.s
upon the staple productions Of the United States in 70.
reign market secondly, by lowering at home tho
ed ON abroad. -
Is. That the cafes, and most satisfactory mode Of
.esS.sung ioIegn commerce on these principles, would
be by combining the action Of the Legislative treatv
making powers, Congress fixing, by law or Joint
luton, the articles which duties may be abolished
ard the Executive negotiating with foreign nations for
i6. THAI. 70 b- in readiness to carry this system %
regulating foreign comm into effect, the ex,inc.
oh OF the public d.b il will be cessary for Con.
ytess to de'ignate the arh,is for abolition OF duy st
the next stated session.
NATIONAL ROAD IN OHIO
on motion OF MIR Bu,net, the ord 70 were postpou.
60 10! tne purpose OF fixing up the bill, deca, iOg The
assent OF Congress to act OF the General Assemble
OF the State oil Ohio.
The que s'ion put ordering the bill to he en-
crossed io' ID reading, aud deter 10 the afsm
PUNISHMENT FOR DUELLING,
MIR i-v ngsion submitted the foov Ing resell t;,o
Resofred That Select Committee be appointed 10.
examine and report, ether any legislative provision
expeden'i In order to preycn ami punish the p,,t@
uce o. duelling, in the District OF Coluuhis md that
'hey have leave to reror, by u or o,herw,ss.
In efern g TIL, rsso u'ion. Mr. Livines on remarked
ha' when the bill from the her House. Tor the sun.
i-hment .! crimes in the District OF Columbia wa,
uhcer eonsid. rAon some exception made to ,la,
clause, which related to the pun SHINE r
NO. hazard that bill, the clause had been
out, with view 10 come at the subj C., by ths an
Po'nneh' OF Committed 10 prepare and report spe-
cia Dill relative to duellng. With this vie w. he bed
offered the resolution, aud he doubted not thai b
might be reported in time be acted 90 al The pre.et
session.
| Mr. Hayne was IN fav.r of the adoo,jon NJ m. ,
luton i, was his objs moving TO strike ON, The
clause OF he Till referred to- that the gentleman from
Louisiana (ir Lvingston,) mig ut have an opportunitv
20 Pre't al ms views on he subject in the 81 ape of
SPECIFIC bill should bill be repo ted az an ndiyidu
al he would cheeruiy cooperate with him and he
thoogh! such a bill mlgat be ma,ured. as would have
a benz fetal effect.
The resolution then agreed TO. ard Me,,r, Liv.
lngson, Hayne aud Clayton, appoin ed he Cou-
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
~, ne senate then resumsd, as in Committee Of The
whole The consideration OF the amendments to the
y NJ Kane.
Mr.. Forsyth rose, and in speech Of two hours and
hail. addressed the Senate. He was oppos, az IN.
ans ndment submit ed by MIR. Tszswel and should
vote for that of red by the gentleman from Ilnois
(Mr Kane) He made au,on the mission sent
OUT In the year 1918, to the South Americ an States
ard took n tice OF the course pursued Ia The
House OF Representatives, when that body was
informed It the sending ont OF the Agepcy,-He
P~a h gh compin mt 10 the Iamen trd Lownde.
ior the course be pursued tina occasion as we'll ara
Tor his general conduct in the other House land agreed
wi the gentleman from Virginia tn the cour,e mr.
sued by the last and pesent PRECEDENT was NOT ani
an encroachmeni on III. RICH Of that hody bu, al,
on The provisions OF the Cons tuition. He would moi.
however despair lie would not call on Hercules
without applying his own sh u;der to the wheel: a,5
ne called on the gentleman ilom Virginia (Mr r a.
"e"2 70 no 'hs same lie sail the President had beer
deceived; that he meant weii-that lie would q ha
last man to violate The Constitution of his countrv-hs
nad been misled He spoks of Inc violation of the Con-
satution by Washing ton, Jefferson AL disop and NJ
roe, In The way / had been done nos. AM 10
Ill mat as the hrst wound from vi, GINA from,
virginia should the remedy proceed-tha, the rust Of
the weapon should cure the wounds tha, had hssn w.,
fliceJ, &c. s" ia,
Mr. Smith o. Maryland. defended himself from ,bs
o, inconsistency, OF which had been accused
by Mr. Tazewe stated his views OF the cons,i,n,ion.
al construction OF the question which had been rssed
anu referred TO tie early practice OF the Gov rnment
~ '.e "ppoinmeutof commissioners without the con.
could be shown, IN which the appointment of Commits.
sioners in similar case, had To the Sanais 10,
US eonhrma'ioo After oihsr marks, Mr. S. eonelud.
cd ayIng he ha in ended to have occup ed at least
an hour oil the time OF the SeDate but his views had
oees much betteR expressed by the gentleman from
the Senate. ''
[For better understanding of the various amend.
men's, we here give the ginal reported by the
COMMITTEE or Finance, relative TO the mission 10 Cen
stanunople end pay OF Commiss oners for CONCLUDING
treaty.. IL was as follows
For the on fit and salary OF Envoy Extraordina.
~ and Miuisar Plenpoe ntiary; for The salaries Of
Secretary OF Legation. Of Drogoman and a stsde,,
oil Language, at COnstantiDopIe, and for the conn-
gent expenses Of the legation seventy four thousand
uoHars; tna IS 10 say, for the outfit OF sn Envoy En-
raordn.ry and Minister Psnipote ri w. nine thousand
dollars; Tor sala,y OF The SINE, Dins thousand dollars
or Of Secretary OF Leg 'iion two thousand dol
srs; Tor the salary OF Drogoman, two thou ami five
hundred dollars tor the salary Of Stud, MT Of L,n-
Buages, one thousand FIVE hundred dollar. for The
CONTINGENT expeL'es Of the Legation, ~ thousand
dollars -
! [" F.r compensation 10 the Commissioner. eu,rIo
| ed In negotiating treaty, with he Sublime Porte.
| 10 Charles Rbind, an ou6 OF four thousand FIVE
hundred dollar, fedurting therefIem whatever sum
may have been paid to him for his personal nsss
" 10 Charles Rbind. David Offlsy, ADD James Bid.
die, at the rate Of four tousa nd aud We do.,s
per aonum Tor the time thai each OF them was engaged
10 the said 20 iaoD. s~e>~
For CO gpen,aloD 10 the Commissioners emplovaa
stfniia
To William NJ. Crane aud David on o. q, tha
rate OF Tour Thousand i've hundred dollar, psr annum
Tor the time that each OF The engaged n tho said
nego'iaiou."l ~
Mr.. Tazewell Rad moved to strike GU, ALI the for.
gois Z, Included in brackets.
TIE amendment OF Mr.. X ape which ve a, ,bs 6,s, s
be consdsred, was as follows:
Strike out all after the word compensation" In The
hrs iDe OF the second paragraph above quoted apd in
seu to The persons heretofore employ ed u our inter-
course with tn Sublime Porte the further sum OF h
zen thousand dollars, 10 addition the sum OF TWENTY
nve Thousand dolArs appropriated Tor the contn gent
expenses Of foteigo intercourse.
This vas the amendment immediately under dfscus-
sion to-day
| The question being put on this amendment. 10
was determined in The af0aiive by yeas and nays %
| YEAs-MesHs. Barnard. Benton, Brown. Dcker.
| con. Dudley Ellie, Forsyth, Grundy, Hsyoe, Hem
tricks, Irede Kane, King, OK inIey, Poinde xter,
Robbns, Robinson, Sat ford Smith Of Maryland Smith
Of South CsroIiaa Throcp, woodbury--22
| NAYS-Messfs. Barton, Bell, Bbb Burnet, Cham.
hers, Chase, Foot, FreIDe buyseo Johnston, Knight
| Living ton, NJ Luke, NauJain, Rpggiss, Seymour,
Sisbse, Sprag0s, TozsweH, Tyler, Wiley, Webster