Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-19
Twenty-secOnd Congrcss.--Sess. 3.

WAsHGNGroN, February BY esteriay was re.
markabe day the Capitol in both wings of the build
intense interest. multitude OF both filled the
Hail. profound silence aud gravity prevailed, aud deep
sensation eyinced, much by the general silence
by the marked interruption Of il twice. by audible
emotions. The subject of debate was Mr. Clays promis-
cd motion for compromise of the Tariff His bill was
received, and read first and second time. copy of it,
and sketch of the proceedings upon it, will be found in
shcir proper place.
In the House of Representatives, the subject Uhe
Tariff under consideration, with variety propo-
sons, OF which ome account will be found under the
proper head but particular account will be given
in next. There excitement enough in this
House. too; but, usual it was of lvelier character
than that in the Senatc.-.Ndt. Int.
A Message was received in the Senate Yesterday from
the Presiden, of the United States, forwarding the Docu-
mens called for by MIR. Pondcxters Resolution being
copies of all military and naval orders issued TO Command
OF troops armed vessels the Charleston station
&c Some oil them read TO show the general char
acer OF the whole. They appeared to he in general pa
cio defensive cauionary and discreet indicating At the
time reason Tor apprehension Of violence bsing
attempted on the other side sc. SC.
This day, in Congress is DIES noa the paFliamen-
taries in the old Country say not being day bust
ness, by OF being fixed upon for the iormay of
counting aud recording the votes Tor President aud Vice
President OF the United States. - process which will
after ii begins, consume the whole day. H.
MESSAGE
FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE u. STATES,
TRANSMITTING in compliance ,ciM resolution of he
ScnGte The orders giUen 10 tie land and ndUdl forces
WAsHINGroN, Feb 18th, 1888
To the Senate:
In compliance with the resolution Of the Senate, re-
questng the President of the Unicd States lay before
II "copes Of the orders which have been given to the
commanding officers OF the military forces assembled in
and near TO the city OF Charleston, South C5rona and al
copies OF the which have been given the
Ipander OF the naval forces assembled in the haIbOr
Chareson particularly such orders, any such have
been given TO resist the constituted authorities Of tho
State OF South Caroline, wi hin the limits Of said Stalc
| transmit herewith papers, numbered from 10
ieeO, inclusive; embracing the orders. which have teen
oil nd
tOYces assembled in AID near the city OF CARLETON AID
within the lim Of the State of Sou u Carolina and
which relate TO the military operations in that quarter
no CIDER has any time been given, in any
consistent there with here is part however Of the
letter Of the Secretary OF ar dtcd December 3d. 1892
omitted, which being cond iiona in its character, and not
relating ths operations OF the troops, II is deemed i'm
proper the present state OF the service communicates
No order has any time been given "to resist the
situted authorities OF The State o South Carolina, within
the chartered Limits Of said Ste."
ANDREW JACKSON.