Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-06
'Fwenty-sccond Congress. --sess
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
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ne house resumed The unfinished business of yes
'efday morning. which the consideration of mo,ion
'"ue oy MT DAVIS, Chairman OF the Committee ON the
Judiciary that the said committee be dschargcd from, liz
iur'her consideration OF resolution introduced nv NJ
'a' Oh Name directing that committee TO enquire into
""' 80 Trough, forward by Mr.. McCintock, late an
inspector OF the Customs Wiscasset against tbe col
ecor oil mat port and that the subject be referred 70 be
Secretary OF The Treasury. ~
Mr. Evans, OF Maine took the floor in o,nosi, .. a.,
ouoi and went into very full reply TO the remarks Of
coeaSue, (Sr. J?rvs) lie expressed his regret at
the occurrence OF such debate upon his rcsoIioT d
ehurcy discimed all responsibility on that occon, IL
was reluctant to enter into more particular If
rendered 1t unavoidable quo ia"
' r. uen went into number of details in reference
70 me character and past history of both the accused and
the accusei; in the course of which many anso,s
made TO The political management in Maine l,,r;, ~
late Presidential contest ''''"s "''
Mr.. Verplanck moved suspend the rule Of tho H,so
P ofH'S I5 day to private bills, for the p,rnose nj
| ayes 80. ~ was ed'Iieu-
insert--"For arsenal in Florida 500 OOon
Mr. FcrPlanck stated that report mad becp mall, .,
me Senate by Col Bomford, showing the necessity of
having an arsenal In Florida, and recommending dis an
preparation Tor that object. Agreed TO. r
Mr. gerPlanck moved the committee TO take I'm ,ho
1l making appropriations for the Indian Department io
1872; winch being taken up accordingly '''
NJ Bel moved the following amendment thereto.
w "eiI"y me expenses OF conducting a depuation of
IF , iiaS' rom thelr residence the head waters
VI ,re " 'ssouIl 10 Washington, and back S6f5O 5,
DIR B, IN explanation said this sum was neccssar, c
"o contained III the amendment He did not
~ POIuc 10 encourage such Occupations. vet 40
oe iha's IRON that distant country had left Their Lo1cs
WIN me OBJECT OF seeing Washington when thew arrival
az LOUIS winch was nearly 1000 from their rcsidenc
e superintendent there deemed il advisable as tev hal
vonG on so lar That they should some of the co ~
me Union The Secretary of War had f,rn;sbed ,b
COnee or Indian Affairs with detailed account of tho
expenses already incurred, and what he estimated ,.nJ
oe required TO delray the expense of their return L
" necessary, should be read to tho House
MT Masonot Virginia, moved TO reduce ,be or,o, r.
ns ZEN by dedncing from it 700 dollars The agonhd
connued 10 receive his full salary, and also his raven
cAPc"SeS ms was quite enough, without anv f,rhaS
extra aiowance. He had only served the (;oyern,,n,
I'D diIerent mode from his ordinary course If act; @
ms salary was compensation for which he agreed 10
ms 'lne and services Mr. NJ. cencurred Win d. CIV a.e
teman from Missouri, that il was very natural for an ELL
10 recommend these Indian deputations from desi, Wv
ms own account to visit the of Government r. -
gi'u 10 ma That the Government disapproved If az "
councnance. VIZ ii"uSe ought not 10
nc question was soon after taken on the anondroo,
proposed by Mr. Mason, (Which went 10 reduce
preparation 70 $3.50 doldrs,) and carried VIC "P
agreed TO- ' ""e"ueu' was then
III uie Rouse, the Senae's amendments 10 the ril,,
KEY ' were all eoncured in; and the Indian
esy ol was ordered to be engrossed for third rea
The House adjourned.