Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-30
Nv Yesterdays Mail.

CoNeREssIoNAL ANALYsIs--In the Senate, YES.
terday Mr. wilkins introduced BILL ON leave to give eff.
feet to the act Of the Legislature OF Virginia, authorng
the the Western section of the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal The bill exempt merchandise
imported under certain circumstances from the of
the tariff OF 1925 discussed and on motion of Mr.
wilkins recommitted to the Committee Of Finance. The
apporonmcnt bill was taken up, and the motion
slider the vote. by which Mr. Websters amendment pro-
vding for the representation Of fractions rejected
carried The bill was then recommtted to Select Com
mee. chosen by ballot and consisting OF Messrs Web
offered resolution changing the hour OF meeting for the
remainder oil the session, from IL TO H.
In the House Of the bill in addition to
act Tor the relief nsolvent debtors the United
States was read third time, and pdssedThe bill from
the Senate supplementary to the several acts for the sale
of the Public Lands was read a third time as amended
Considerable debate the question OF its passage,
which eventually arrested by motion for the prev-
question: which sustained. The bill was then
Passed-Yeas 49, Nays 4i-Globe, March rs.
We have at length received the dissenting opinion OF
Judge Baldwin, in the of Worcester against the State
OF Georgia On previous application the Judge declined
furnishing copy, being unwilling that his opinion should
60 the public simultaneously with that Of the Court lest
might be open the impuaiion Of having tendency
Impair the weight OF the decision and mandate in Georgia
He preferred foreman in the attitude in which he had been
placed by the representation in the public papers, that his
dissent frcm the opinion of the Court question of
mere ornay in the writ record, and that the decision
OF the Court was virtually unanimous, until the time
should arrive when the publication could have effect
tho course TO be taken by the authorities Of Georgia. As
that must have been already aken there be
ooJecuou 10 anu the pubic nave
know the opinions OF all the Judges the interesting
questions which in that Judge Baldwin stated
In open Court that although his dissent the first uucs-
ton which in the argument rendered il
Ter him to give opinion in relation the other questions
In the cause yet he thought proper declare that he adj
hercd to his opinion delivered last the case of the
Cherokee nation against the State of Georgia and
dissented from the judgment gven-I6.
Treaty 10Th the Creeks.-A Treaty has been conclud.
ed with the Creeks in which this tribe cede ali their lands
within the State OF Alabama for lands beyond Mssis-
spp and upon similar terms with those stipulated in the
Chocaw Treaty. All the tribes have now agreed to
omgrate from the bosom OF the States with the exception
OF about 1000 CherokeesThese deuded people are to
DO made the victims of political managers who will sacri-
the best Interests and happiness OF this tribe in efforts TO
snbarrass the measures Of tho administration.-I6.
We observed in the Richmond Enquirer statement of
the votes in the House Of Representatives upon the reso-
ton Tor appointing Committee visit tic Bank of the
United States. which, by singular fatality entirely re-
verses the order OF that proceeding. The question was
TAKEN tho reader recollect by Yeas Nays upon
MIR. adams amendment to Mr. Clayton's motion, and
decided in the affirmative by majority Of IL votes the
question on agreeing to the resolution as amended was
not taken by Yeas and Nays The Enquirer has published
the Yeas aud Nays above referred to- If they were up
on the adoption of Mr. Caytons motion; by which means
every Yea ismade dsrusu of the Bank and every Nay
Is made to have confidence in the admin
lsration Wedoubt whether this org inaed with the
Enqurer but it ought to be corrected there and else
where.-Ndt. Int