Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-05
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tomorrow, in the Senate, the pre- amble and esoIuons
OF Mr. ChaPpell to be taken for debate as the or
der OF the day anticipate their fate: they will be either
rejected and substitute adopted rejected without the
Offering and adoption OF substitute. shall attend 10 the
debate In order TO note the leading points of the areu
ments on both sides OF the question Mr. ChappelI and
his political friends no doubt fully prepared for the con-
es hut whether the opposite party we'll
is to me doubtful. Though engaged in great cause and
III the support OF sound republican principles vet the Uni
on men should not neglect to prepare themselves for battle
by The eho'cc OF their and by the vigilance the
should always keep the movements Of their oppo.
nents. 'rr
In the present political crisis every Union man sbou
buckle his armour and prepare himself for the bate-Tbe
Nuliers are organizing themselves every where in the
state have been informed that funds been raised
Tor The purpose OF printing tracts TO be distributed through
out the Stale They are making extraordinary efforts 10
get the ascendaney next year. They should be met by
corresponding efforts on the part Of The Union men, And
can the result he doubcd The NuGers appea, to the
passions; the Uniop the good sense and
oil the people The Nullihers have nothing sophsry
ana nysuca' doctrines to support their cause Union
men have the opinions of Washing Franklin Jefferson
aud Madison to assist them in their struggle against
who eTdeavorng 10 render the u of the nion
inPoent and a derision to foreign powers.
The preamble and resolutions of Mr. Chan,eII Wa "a,
Ken up this morning IN Tie Senate; Mr. Baxter of Ham
cock, offered preamble and resolutions a substitute TO
them Alter The reading Of the resolutions OF MIR Chan.
pel and HE subi u offered by Mr. Baxter the former
gentlemen took the flor, and made spee c Of neaIv w
hours in length in support OF his preamble and resolutions
aud 10 which he maintained The ondness doctrine
oil nulhhcation. Alter Lin, Mr. ood OF ai'Inosb the
PRESIDENT OF the Sene, took The floor in opposition 10 Mr.
Chappe. After Nr. Wood had concluded moton nrs
vailed 10 adjourn TO balfpas nine 10 morrow. Sometg4n
tieWen were taking notes, from which infer that the de-
bate VIII be prOtracted oneAer this business ia dis
posed Of shall give succinct view OF the leading points
IN the arguments advanced by the speakers on both sides
Of the question.
Yesterday in the House Of Representatives. bill was
passed TO limit the possession OF the Cherokee indians IN
their improvements and 20 define the same and IN au,or
Use the Governor TO Issue the grants TO tho ioruna. draw
or OF iots which may have Indian improve thereon
ny s Dill the Governor is authorized 10 issue grants for
lets drawn in the Cherokee territory but moi before The
LIST OF March next for lots held by Indians or Indian
trymeD, as improved lots Alter The LIST of March nex
no grants are to be issued for any lot which NAV be
oy any indn or Indian cOuntryan according 10 the pro.
visions OF ihi' act Indians n possession of lands the
time oil the survey to be entitled to tract of I6O acres
under certain limitation, sc. White men with Indian
families, and all Indians persons claiming to e Ii
who have at any time heretofore taken reservations o
money in lieu thereof, under any treaty made bv u,e
Cherokees, declared 10 be incapable of bodiny re
tanning or enjoying any Of the rights secured by this act
10 The Senate yesterday, bill passed TO dispose of
aud distribute by lottery the fractions OF lois ia the Cbrro
kee territory By this bill the Governor is 10 appoin
three lottery commissioners The p,zes 10 be put in The
wheels OF the late land and gold lotteries and he prizes
70 be hc drawn by the residue Of the names which were
MOI drawn in those lotteries. All Young men who have
arrived at Tie age OF lS, since lie first Of January 1879
or no may arrive at that age before lie first OF March
le@l are to be entitled give in their names No Derson
70 De entitled TO draw, unless he has resided years i'm
we state preceding Ihe passing Of this BILL AUGUSTA
ConsthUfiondIisf. So"