Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-13

then agreed to, and resolution, amended,
cOncurred ill.,
The resolution directing the distribution of the compi
laicn OF documents, read third time and passed.
The bill Tor the rcletof John Anderson, aud the
luton Tor binding the returns of the 9TH census, read
"A third time and passed.
On motion OF Mr.. White the Senate then considered
the bill from the House making appropriations for the In
dian service No amendment being offered, the bill was
ordered to be read a third time.
The Senate then proceeded to consider the bill making
appropriations Tor the cx,inguishmen of Indian titles i'll
Alabama and Illinois.
The bill was ordered TO be read o third time.
The Senate then took the bill making appropriation
Tor the payment of due the Seneca tribe Of In
dians, which ordered 10 a third reading.
The Senate then proceeded TO consider the bill supple
mentory TO the act making appropriations the civil and
military service for the year 1892.
Some amendments introduced into the bill, among
which were
An appropriation of $4,000 for additional Clerk hire in
the General Land Office. Agreed to-
For planting trees and completing the walk on the Penn
syNama Avenue, 1918 dollars Agreed to-Ayes 81,
Noes IL
"A desire expressed tina, instead of the perishng
Lonhardy Poplar; the Linden some other beautiful and
enduring tree should be substituted
For paving the terrace OF the Capitol with the Seneca
stone prepared last year, 1000 dollars. Rejectedl
10 change the course OF the Tber Creek 200 dollars
agreed to-
For building Stores and Warehouses at Key-west,
$4,000 dollars. Rejected
The bill was reported as amended and the amendments
were concurred in.
The bill then ordered to third reading
Mr. Clay moved the Senate 10 take up the bill concern
ing Invalid Pensioners, which was agreed TO.
| The bill then considered.
MIR. Foot moved TO strike out various doubtful cases
which had not been sufficiently examined.
! The motion was agreed TO.
Mr. Foot moved TO insert the name of Russell Attwater
which was agreed to.
The amendments concurred in and ordered to be
engrosod and the bill was ordered be read third time
On motion OF MIR. Bib, the bill supplementary TO the
several acts making appropriations for the civil and militia
ry service Tor the year 1882, considered.
Mr. Bibb then moved 10 amend the bill by inserting APP
preparations for arrearages arising from DEFICIENCIES in fund
appropriations for printing laws and for the Governors sa-
| larry.
The amendment agreed to, and the bill was again
ordered TO a third reading
! The Senate then adjourned.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Bergen and Mr. Leavitt were seyeraIy excused for
the remainder OF the session
Mr. Nerplanck presented the memorial of a number of
workers in marble OF the State OF New York. praying that
unwrought foreign marble may be admitted free of duty
/ MIR. Cambrclcng, from the Committee on Commerce.
reported the bill concerning tonnage duty Spanish ves
sells, without amendments which was ordered to be read
third time Tomorrow
Mr. Verpanck, from the Committee of Ways and
Means, reported bill for the relief OF j. s. W. Lppncott
y Co without amendment, and the bill committed
Mr. Elisha Whittlesey, from the committee TO whom
had been referred the resolution of the House Tor dsr-
bung the biennial Register of the of Public OIL
GERS commonly called the Blue Book" made report,
accompanied with resolution, which read twice and
ordered 10 be engrosscd for third reading.
Mr. Wilde submitted the following resolution, viz:
HeS0iced, That the Secretary of the Treasury be d-
rec:ed TO lay before this House, the next and each sue
cesSve session of Congress- copies OF such statements or
returns showing the capital circulation discounts specie
deposits, and condition of the different State Banks and
Iaakng Companies as may have been communicated n
the Legislatures, Governors, other officers the
al States within the year, and made public and where
such statements cannO be obtained such other authentic
information will best supply the deficiency.
The resolution submitted bv Mr.. Evans of Maine, in
relation to the Notifications in that State, and the Cana
da frontier was read considered, and agreed TO by the
House
The House resumed the consideration Of the resolution
from the Senate respecting day of humiliaion fasting
and prayer
! The question pending heinz on an ANIMAL ,,Lan ba
subject was last before the House, viz:
Mr. Burgess, member of the House, having referred
in debate to letter from the President OF the u S. which
had been read in previous debae and which had been
published in the newspapers, was called to order by Mr.
The Speaker (Ar. Polk, pro tem) decided chat this re.
ference was in order
Mr. Adams having appealed from that decision, he in
CURED oil the Speaker, as nc had been in the chair
when the decision he appealed from had been made wheh-
he was to understand that he revoke or main
tain il?
i The Speaker explained the circumstances under which
ne felt tdne in candor TO state, that if he had been in
the chair, he must have made the same decision
Upon which stormy and exciting debate arose which
we are Tor the present obliged to defer
Mr.. Adams withdrew his appeal.
The question then being on the motion made nv Mr.
Bell that the resolution should he committed to commit
tee oil the Whoc House. with instructions to amend the
same VIZ: TO strike out the words Joint committee of
pom Houses oil Congress wait upon the President the
United States, and request that he recommend" and in
ser-that Wednesday, the 25h instant be recommended
TO the People OF the United States, be observed as
day of fasting
! The debate thereon was continued.
Mr. Condct of New Jersey order 10 have decision
on the subject, moved the previous question: which was
negatived-ayes 50, noes 50.
After further debate, a motion by Mr. Pum,oer n Lax,
ho resolution and amendment he table was also mega
tived--yeas 80, nays TO-
second motion by Mr.. Reed of Mass for the previous
question, was negaved 63 TO- and the question on the
amendment OF Mr. Bell, having been modified by him. at
the suggestion of several members, as that the resoI
uoh should be referred to select committee and that the
"a August should be named the day recommended by
Congress
The question thereon decided by yeas and navs in
the aifirmauve-yeas So nays 20.
Mr. Bell, MIR. Verpanck and Mr. Reed of Mass were
appointed the Select Committee
Mr. Foster OF Georgia. said, the subject had been
disposed Of he call the attention of the House In
some remarks which had fallen from the member from
oho MIR Stanbery during the debate which the House
owed to its Own dignity not to pass over.
Mr Mercer objected to any being now taken ON
the suyecthe rule requiring that any exception taken
10 words spoken in debate should he made at the time and
the words taken down.
desultory conversation on the pent of order ,ben
! arose after which
Mr. foster moved TO suspend the rule of the House TO
enable him TO submit the following resolution:
heS0tOed, mat the insinuaiion made in debate this
morning 10y the Hon. VIM. Stanbery, a member of this
Rouse from ONO, charging the Speaker Of this House
WIN Shaping his course presiding officer of the House
with view 70 the obtanmen Of Office from the Presj.
dent OF the United States ndgnity TO the Speaker
ana inc House. and merits the decided censure Of this
House.
The resolution having been read
Mr. StaDberry said he wished the honorable member
rom georgia would insert in the resolution "tha the
charge against the Speaker untrue" that he might
nav" Sf al. opportunity gwen him to prove it.
Mr McDuiiie and Mr. Irwin expressed their hope that
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