Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-08

representatives OF each State, proportion its popua
lion compared with that of the whole Union, thus:
The whole population OF the Unon TO the number
cd for the House of Representatives (say 2i0)
population OF each State her share Of the members OF
tina, House On this principle the fractions would not be
unusly affected in any State aud Inc cared not whether
they taken into consideration or not Aer aubori-
sing the printing OF certain calculations, the Senate adj
iourned.
In the House of Representatives. no business was act
ed upon, with the exception OF memorial presented by
Mr. Adams, from various citizens OF New York, setting
forth the circumstances OF the trial. conviction and impi-
Sonmen; o tue two Missionaries in the State OF Georsia,
and praying the interpoSiion OF Congress in the matter
discussion ensucd, which, after the rejection OF motion
olay the memorial the table by vote of ayes 90 noes
o. continued until nearly O'clock when il was re-.
ercd TO committee of the Whole on the state of the Uni
on ayes &c. noes 3d. The extreme length and interest
sketch of u. s. Tel
nthe House of Repre- sentavcs Yesterday there arose
discussion OF fresh, Deep and universal interest took
place upon the disposition TO be given 10 Mcn,o,al nrc
scented by MIR. Adams, OF Massachusetts, from vast num-
her of citizens OF the United States residents of the city of
New York. demonstrating against the violation of Treaties
between the United States and the Cherokee Nation of
Indians, by the laws and judicial proceedings of the State
vi Geo gia and against the the laws of the
United States by the Executive of the Union praying
the Legislative action of relation thereto Taken
in connexion with the highly important oihe SUI
preme Court on Saturday last, in reference 10 the
subject this Memorial excited sensation which NAV be
as readily imagined described.
The Debate began almost the House met
and continued until late hourin the day. when il was on
ton Ehe memorial WAS proposed by Mr. Adams TO be
referred TO Select ommittee In the course of the
Debate motion was made 10 refer it TO Committee Of
The hole on the state OF the Union, which precedence
OF the motion OF Mr. Adams. That question again was
divided and the question taken the commitment sim
pyo the Memorial, which decided in the affirmative
at The close OF the Debate, by 90 3d. The Com
milec OF the Whole the state of the Union was the
committee TO which il finally sent
We publish much ofthe Debate il possible for The
Reporters to prepare in time for to-day We abstain from
comment upon il, but ask the attention Of the reader
TO the whole of it-InfeHgeacer.
The Debate in the House of Representatives sketch
OF which Will he found in this paper augus vva of all
the anxe,ics and troubles of the Missouri question The
disturbers OF the Union in the North now begin to play
their part more visiby They fear the Tariff is suiIi-
Gent OF ITSELF TO drive the South violence And now
they would mingc the Indian controversy with the other
southern grievances, in such make il the most
savage warfare that ever harrasscd the country
We regret that the recent decision of the Supreme
Court has been fastened bring that tribunal into
the conflicts OF party. The question: we hoped, would
have been postponed, until the efforts m,kng by the Ex
ecu'ivc of the Union TO close all difficulties arising out of
the Indian title i'm Georgia might have prevailed by
inguishing the title ITSELF Globe.