Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-25
IN SENATE THursiGV, Dec. 20.

FRENCH sPoLIATIoNs
NJ Cnanpc's rom me Select Committee French
Pold'iohs reported bill similar the Que before the
senate at the last session. with verbal amendment
WINCH was read and ordered . a second reading
Mr. Chambers took occasion state that as The Chair
'd"V ue committee was absent, it the in;en-
Ton oil The Committee to call up bill for consideration
until they should have the pleasure nf sceino Li -; To-
place. $500 " $40
RoAps IN ARKANSAS
VT iiehulckS' from The Committee roads and canals
reported bill TO authorize the President of the United
States to roads to be opened in The rio,
o. ARKANSAS which was read anu ordered second read
missouri LAND CLAIMS
Mr. Buckner asked aud Outlined leave TO Introduce
1n supplementary to an act finally adjust the private
ana claims IN Missouri which All twice aud ree
Ien 10 lle Committee on Private Land Claims.
Mr.. Clayton offered resolution which was considere,
anu agreed to, di'erng the third Auditor of the Trea,,,
the Virginia Line, on the Continental establishment
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
MI Heed asked and obtained leave TO introIuc. . h
10 remove The Office OF the Surveyor General of the Pb
nc Lands South Of Tennessee and directing line returns
oil The surveys OF the public lands i'm the State Of
TO be made 10 the Offices of the Surveyor General of a
sac, which was read twice and referred the Commit
tee on Public Lands.
Ga motion of Mr. Dallas t!e Senate tben rrocoadd ..
TIE consideration OF Executive business
49, FLORIDA CANALS.
ne doors OF the Senate being re-ODened
MT Hendricks moved that ile Senate fasg az he bin
supplementary TO The act aurhorz.nz line Territory nj
fo'iid o open cenaJ ~'7-ten Chpoa river and 81 Ar
Territory. '' ." san"
ne no 100 having been agreed to- Mr. Hendricks ex-
P'u 1'o '"'en'oh ana the advantages OF the bill
HORSES LOST
Mr King novel 10 take up the bill To pro vide for ,he
payment o. horses and the miisry service of
The Uniitd States, against the Sac and Fox I1iisns So
but wi hdrew his motion ' 49,
The Senate then adjourned till Monday next.
. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr Adams moved the following re solution which WAS
read and laid on the table, viz:
HeSOiUed That the President Of The JIn;loJ c.,os -
requested to communicate this House copv of his PRO,
camaiion Ted the 10Th inst and OF the Ordinance of
convention 10 'he State oil South Carolina, to which re-
MIR Williams resumed and concluded his remark in
P9r' Of tie amendment offered by him 10 the resolution Of
mr. Clay, OF Alabama the subject of cession of Inc
Public Lands TO the New States
e ms incidental debate ended by a motion Of Mr.
taIIe 10 Jay the ro'o"ho" aud amendment the
Both Mr.. Cl'y and Mr.. Williams expressed their o,seo,
10 tl!is arrangement. " ''''
The resolution offered bv Mr. WickuGe o,o m -
course, foows ~ up III
Resoieedby NE Senate anil House qf Repyesentatipcs
az me united States If .4merica in C6ngyess assembled
oIus Vi pom Houses concurring, That The following
be proposed 10 the States amendment TO the Constt
"O Vt we Oled States TO take effect from and after t,c
on o. inc same by the Legislatures Of three. lourtIs
oi me states, viz: No Senator or Raprssen,,ti sIl
uufing lhe time for which he was elected he annon,c IN
onco Of trust or profit under the authority of the
NJ W'ckGde expressed his willingness that the con.
o. e resolution should, for the present be post.
Mr. spcish thought that as so much Of the p,e.iden.
n'ssS4e ~ related 10 amendment Of the constitution
go - w committee Ol The " hole
% % lnG Union Il would be proper give This resolution
"s tG direction; and he moved to that effect
hf' WIckiihe considered tie motion as An eGsct,,t|
, s a. ~ Seu"g ~ OF the subject lie was spprehen
t 'o Icsouuon should receive the reference pro.
Py,e', nynE more would ever be beard Of IT, In his
sennncnis on the subject, M " said he did NOT s,,
H'o.e' bHt was supported by very hgh authority Us
hnG seen some cbidug from particular quarter on tbe
omission ny the last Congress 10 lay ls subject before tho
people ne woulJ ask Use Yeas snd Nays on the o,,c
lhey were accordingly taken, and stood, Yeas 80 Navs
ue o'e refused 20 send The resolution to tie Com.
H',te 0 hc whole on the state Of the Union.
r. ~ 'SNiuis ihf moved 10 postpone the consideration
" - '''oh unll Monday next; whbch was greed Co.
ne SPSaAsf I1ld before tAo IIouss a Ister rom te
'ssfs'y Ollie Navy, snciosng fepsri end charof the