Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-26

WASUINGION,
SO large proportion OF readers interested in the
details OF the rarh Bill. upon which decisions
hourly taking place in the House of Representatives, that
think it advisable anticipate for our distant subscr-
bers the paper due Monday by printing il overnight
on Saturday, that they have earliest inerma
ton OF results We have crowded in much OF the Pro-
cccdingS oil Congress We were very DESTROYS
to have given the Yeas and Nays that taken
questions concerning the Tariff since the rising of the
m,ec but have not been able get the book,
owing TO the House being constantly session. They
shall be published hereaier--.Na,. lat.
IN The Senate, on SGturdGy,0n motion of Mr.. Foot,
the Senate proceeded TO consider resolution the table,
ordering that the bills from the House Represen-
taives on the subject of Invalid Pensions be laid the
table, aud indefinitely postponed and that the papers con-
corning them be returned the House of Representatives;
and the resolution agreed to.
Mr. Tomlinson presented the resolutions adopted at
meeting OF the hrpers, mechanics, and other citizens
sharon, In Connecticut, against any modification OF the
Tariff, by which adequate protection any branch o
American industry should be withdrawn; which were laid
on the table, aud ordered to be printed
Mr.. Frenghuysen, from the Committee on the Library
TO whom the subject had been referred, reported resou
ton authorizing the Secretary the Senate TO purchase
Rembrandt Pealc his giual portrait OF George Washing
ton &c The resolution read and ordered second
reading.
On motion of Mr. Bbb the Senate pocceacd 70 consider
the resolution TO authorize the Secretary State TO appl,
the balance which may remain after the completion OF h,
work in the Patent Office of the pape
in the State Department.
Mr. Bibb briefly explained that he had information
from the Secretary OF State, that surplus would remain
alter the business OF the Patent Office finished III,
stated that there great difficulty now finding papers
They were tied up in bundles and put away shelves
His object have them assorted numbered and in
dexed Tor the facility of access.
Mr. Mangum regarded the difficulty arising Gogethc
absence OF order and industry in the Department
Mr. Foot said that the blessed effects OF the removals
clerks, were made evident by this resolution. He state,
that previous TO the commencement of the present admin
rallon, he had never found any difficulty detention il
the ooaihmeh oil papers, but after the removal OF egh
clerks in that single Department it TO be wonder
ed at 1t owing to the order that the paper
were not filed and arranged
After few words from Mr. Johnston in favor of the re
solution,
Mr. White moved 10 lay the resolution on the table il
order that the Senate might proceed the consideration
Executive business; while the resolution was pending
The act making appropriations for certain Internal I'm
proycments Tor the year 1882, read third time.
The question being on lis passage, motion of Mr. Hill
the Ayes and Nays ordered.
The question was then put, and decided as follows:
FecS-Messrs. Bell, Benton, Chambers, Clay, CLAYTON
Dallas, Dckcrson Dudley, Ewing Foot, Frelinghusen
Hendricks, Holmes, Johnston, Kane, Knight Nauda
Preniss Robbins, Robinson, Rngges Seymour Silsbee
Smith, Upton, Tomlnson Webster, Wilkins-2S.
.Ndys-Messrs. Bibb, Ellis, Grundy, Hayne, Hill
King, Mangum, Marcy Miller Moore, Poindexter,
well, Tyler White-lt.
So the bill was passed.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Hayne amending tn
18th rule OF the Senate, TO make motion strike
and insert ndiviSbe, &C. considered, and agreed Ia
Mr. Upton asked of the Committee Commerce whe
ments would be reported.
Mr. Sisbee in the absence of the Chairman of tn
Committee, stated his expectation that the bill would b
reported on Monday.
the consideration OF Executive business.
In the House Of RePresentatveS,-Alle the usual NOR
ming business, the Tariff Bill again coming up
Mr. Fitzgerald moved reconsideration of the vote, b
which the duty on fossil and crude salt rated
per bushel.
Mr. Semmes moved to lay This motion the table
which was negatved-Ayes 81, Noes los.
An animated debate then which short b.
gall tor the previous question, which being sustained
the M hin question ordered, the House refused recon
slider the vte-Yeas 81, Nays %. The question then be
ing on the no ion OF Mr. McDule, in the Tar
nI that on ain manufactures of dyed coore
printed or stained che cost OF which at the place of cx
po9tion shall not % ge,,s per square yard ther
| no moro
II was after protracteO debate negatyed-feas 7a
! Nays lI5.
Mr. McDufie then proposed 81 Ike out oil the bill tn
words, cor in part by rolling, in the cause whicn G"u'
con bar aud bolt IRON made wholly n part ny rolling
80 dollars per TOM TO leave the duty ai all mfore
iron, without any discrimination, ninety cenL' per lbs
which after considerable debate, negah, @d-f ca
! 81, Nays If.
Mr. Davis, of Mass. then moved the adopni, Of -
amendment offered by him in Commiuecl "a reIa.> IN,
H. S,"su (after session OF eight lourS.)
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