Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-05
'Ewcnty-sccond Congrcss.--Scss. 2.
IN SENATE Iredncsday, Feb. "a.

Marital on ieut. udoph, repo ed in obedience to re-
he Seuae took up he bill did the Mayor and to-.
Pnrson of the City OF Ba 'imore u the Improvement
." Their hS'bo; bur, before any decision had that
The Senate, at hnfpan o'cock, tYeas ii, Nay.lal
All mred.
Thursday, FEB 2s
MIR Kane, from lac uinIuitce on Public Lands. re-
ported the bill from hr House supplies n,ary The ac,
I'd p'eveA persons from settling the public lands with
The previous orders then postponed and the Sen
ae proceeded TO c. nsider the bill. The amendment
having been concured in, the bill ordered be
| a third time.
49, COMPENSATION or or tCrRs.
me resolution offered by AIR. Knight, yesterday rois
read second time.
Mr.. Clayton moved Ito amend the resolution by adding.
ohat IN addnoa to his present office the said john
ee appointed TO perform the duties of Sergeant
alarms until the next Session OF Congress."
ne amendment, was opposed by MIR. Sm h, Mr.. Blob,
hr Forsyth, and Mr. Kiog the ound that il wa. TN.
necessary 10 give the same individual the two Office,
sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper was necessary 10
new Arms during the recess he should
ne appointed IN the regular manner
IL was conended by Mr. Clayton that the Doorkeeper
having the double duties OF Sergeant and Door
mere was nothing in the rule Practice the senate TO
prevent the election OF this ofic-r by resolution
Mr.. hing moved to lay the resolution aud amenime nj,
OH he table, but withdrew the motion, and
MT Knight expressed his hope that the Senator from
Desware would withdraw his mend,nent, which vas
hkeIy TO put In peril the whole resolution
some further discussion then took place a, tn tho rcgu
arty and propriey Of this amendment in which Messrs
MS9re' Foot Poindexter. and Clayton participated
MIR Layton then Withdrew his anne ndmcn, stating that
he should offer in separate form az he lid not wish n
ena,nger the passage OF the original resolution
mr. Benton moved TO strike tn. sum Of $50 doll,
200 dollars. ' "" " '">'''
The amendment was agreed to-
Chanoers moved 10 strike out the allowance of $50
dollars to each of the Messengers and to inser, 400
he amendment was neg alived
Mr' Poindexter moved strike ont the allowance t
lnrJ
L. NaysI3 "'' ~ insert iooo' cas-
SO the amendment was agreed TO-
- ne resolution was then reported a. amended IT,
eas ana Nays were then ordered the amendment
@nS 'ne compensation to John ShAckord from 500 to
1000 dollars. ' WV W
The question was then taken and The ,D,D,., -
Cured in: yeas 90 nays 90 "' eo"-
me other amendment concurrel iu and the reso
AZ G'aersd 70 be engrosscd and read third time
mr Wlkins offered solution provide for The MINI
ing OF 5000 copies of the report Of The Select ri',
OF ,he House Oh the subject of the explosion of
On motion of Mr. King the Senate then nroo,.,., -
the consideration OF Executive business "
m when The doors were opened, the Senate took
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
- - EVENING SESSION-FEp 81
he House AT 6 o'clock, resumed its s,ing-,,ho, AZ,
Clayton OF Georgia who had the floor deIiv.red ~,
animated mn speech in opposition to the Revenue Collection
MIR Isacks replied ably and insisted IN tho rooo..,,
81 passing The bill TO vipcae the authority and honor Of
the Government. '' ~ 'o'0' VI
"A'' '"T VI % u tOlIoScd on the do nd 4
secession, sc. " """c~"on ana
Mr. Root delivered animated speech against the bill
MT NicDnne cxPressod HE desire bo;ng heard he
lore the bill should pass, and moved that the House adj
journ. ~ -f'"'o a"-
The House then adjourned, Fat about 10 O'clock
s.-.~,, nvni "a" GS On FffSS 99SS
10 whlch was referred the bill from the Scna, Canas
hn act Tor me continuation of the Cumberland Ro'
ana ILL.,, 'o' ihuanl and Illinois," reported The
same without ahendmen and the said bill was onm
D Connor from the Committee the Post Office and
ro+t Roads, reported the following resolution. ~ ~
Hesoiued That the Postmaster General bo ;,.,.., i,
1sio sc, avs es.abushIng post routes since the wear
oro' ana report to this House, the first week next
SON all those that have been created and in oMo,
designating such as, in his opinion are unncccss,r
sho"'d be discontinued" And the resolution ,s %a
Mr. Stewart moved the following resolution ,v,i.h
laid the table. IS ''''o"' "hlch was
nes"lped That the Secretary of War be directed 10
communicate 10 this House the report of the Enginoo nv
P'oyen 10 make survey. plan and estimate for the inno
c o. me Steamboat navigation of the Monon .aheIs
from PItSburg to the Cumberland Road n, 49, ~,
under the provisions the act of JuIv "a 300
Inc Speaker laid before the House smnIrv comm,oi
cations, viz 'y Comnuhl-
statement Of the expenditures incurred ana ~ "E !"
lu'aG'uea al me national armories in the wear 1890
",,e', 'eu , aud statement were laid on the table
Ieuer rom The Secretary of State tran.,o,,,o -.
toHc' o. all the returns made the Deparm.n SIT,
oy lec,"s Of the ditsrent ports for the wear 1872 AMI
ESQ, an abstract OF all the passengers which arrived -;
United states during the yc ending Ssn,oh M ,eon
winch letter and abstracts were laid on The abIs
D. Ieter from the First Comptroller of the Tr..,ur,
transmitting list received from the Register Of The Trs.
~ y, OF the balances standing on the books of The r
w"ch nave rem'ned unsettled by Collectors of tbc Gus
TOMS and others or appear have been dine moe d.
hree wears prior to the 30ih of Sentember s, -. man
ter and list were laid on the tbIe 100 ""'o" 'e'-
a. letter from the Postmaster GeneraI tr,Dsi,,; .
" 'c names OF me persons employed as clerks in n,
department during the year 1892 with the s,I.s ~ ~ ~,
when letter and list were laid on tho table '0''
On request Of Mr.. Sewer
me rouse went into Committee of tho wboto A.
pok IN the Chair, bill to incorporate the g, Fi
vIllc Road Company " '''"e''-
Mr.. Adams moved tina, the G,r,to
port made by him from the minority oC III W me re-
Manufactures be dpensed with and ina, II he III II. on
table and printed " ' ~ oe ialu on the
Mr. Hoffman demanded division of the nue.,on
u was divided accordingly Wv fO"
The motion TO lay on the table wa. ,or.oI J.,
On the question Of printing. Mr. HoEn'n . 'T
rouse IN opposition to il; and went into Statement oS
Ih reIauOn 10 Tie report. He said il had nsyor -. -
nhted 10 the Committee in time for its action II nn,n,
e W ne counter report report Of the rninori,,! 49,
was any report from the majority? II was ne W 10
ask majority TO agree to the report of ronor;,,, 1T
uhey had never had opportunity even IN bos. TT
""e on TIE miScIicvOus tendency of arch n,,.; -
sanctioned by the House. lie insisted there o. ~
% W me substance or Of the paper which
osn 10 lhnuce the House to print IT, II was neither
errePori but speechan argument of an
"u'"''i'' Mr. H. waf proceeding 10 enter ON tho ,,L
Jc hser OF the paper, when Mr.. Boil called for The o.
ders Of the Day. -''o' 'o' '"e VT
90, . REVENUE COLL cTIoN mr.
nc lo'e then resumed the consideration Of the hin
utIef 20 provide Tor The collection Of the reve,u.
ton 10 the bill wv 'V'So w oTPo'i-
Nj; wayne Of Georgia next obtained the aoor. bu, -
Tore he began, motion was made far : 49,. 60, ~ az -
o'clock, and carried. VII "Fe