Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-09
Twcnty-secOnd Congress.--Sess.2 2.
WA.,trNcroN Feb q

stages. one o'clock the special order-thc bill further
TO provide Tor the collection OF duties mportswos Ia
ken up MIR. Homes addressed the Senate in support
the principles upon which the bill is founded about
hours. When MIR. Holmes had concluded. Mr.. Tyler
and remarked, that he had intended Submit his
views upon this measure tohe Senate butwas not pre-
pared at that time proceed aud having wish
that te Senate aljournthe Scnate adjourned according
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Ia the House of Representatives.. MIR. " asliuyton.
from the Committee tie District oil Columbia. reported
bill concerning the Peniemary which was read twice
aud committed. Mr.. Kcrp, from the committee Terri
tories reported bill authorizing in the
ton Districts OF the Legislative Council of the Territory OF
Michigan, which read twice aud ordered he en-.
crossed. Several private bills reported bill
authorizing the Governor OF Arkansas to sell certain
Seminary lands granted to said Territory, read
third time and passed. Mr.. T.. Whiulcsey, on leave,
submitted resolutions changing the time OF the meet
ing oil the House from IL O'clock, NJ. TO III A. Nj.
which was adopjcd-Yeas 40, Nays IS The reso.
luton offered several DAYS since bv Mr. Appl.,on
calling on the Secretary Of the Treasury information
connected with the derived from duties imports
was again taken up and adopted An engrossed bii gu.
hozng the President to change the location of the pub
Tic land Offices read third time. Mr. Vance NOV
then discussed by Messrs Vanre, Wcklfe, Mards and
fihdlay until the expiration OF the hour allotted to morning
business. The Ho1se went into Committee OF the Whole
on the state OF the Union upon the Tariff bill Mr. WAYNE
IN the Chair-he question being upon the motion of MI
Adams to strike out the enacing clause Mr. Patton OPP
posed The motion and supported the bill in speech two
ana nall hours length The question then taken, aud
the motion OF Mr. Adams strike out W as rejected-ayes
oS noes SO The question then REQUIRED upon the amend
fncnt offered Mr.. Appleton the of
T. WHITE on the subject oue duties co,tons which was
uegaivcd--ayes 20, noes So MIR. Howard proposed Ia
strike out much OF the sutendmen oil Mr. p White
as Relates 10 the duties coon se ri in lieu thereof
the provisions OF the on the same sn,e yhcb
was rejected without a count. Mcssrs WickIine and
Beardsley made Intellectual attempts amend that portion
oil the bill proposed to be stricken out by MIR r. White
The question was then taken Mr. Whites amendment
and II was agreed CO. noes 60 the Chairma NJ,
voting IN the affirmative. MIR. Jencr moved to amend
the bill by reducing the rate OF duty iron one half
which was lost MIR. Jencr then moved 10 strike out al
after the enacng clause, and insert provision that The
present rates of duties shall be continued until a ri
March, 1881, and after that time that duties shall be ye,
Al INC rate oil per cent, to reduce The revenue
10 Slo,OOO,OOO which was lost Mr.. Denny moved I,
reintae the duty on iron, contained in the act o 1892
which was lost When paper made ZIP, the Com
nee were proceeding in maturing the details Of tile bill
IL Globe
WA-HINGroN, Feb I.
analysts qf Proceedings n The Senate. Yesterday
Mr. Grundy from The 10 Committee appoin,ed TO AS
certain The mode OF exon ming and declaring the votes 10
f'tdoht and vice Presjpni, made "A port in part tina
The two Houses az Congress hall meet IN the Hail OF b
House OF Represent" tves, tlnesday the 18Th Feb
u"ry' al one clock Tor that purpose which agree,
70 OH Tue part OF Tie Senate. / he resolution offered OF
the part OF ,e Seuae. The rcscu len offered on The pre
ceding day by Mr. wilkins, ,a Special Orders be Gallo
each day at II o'clock came up. AIR Smith navel IN r
he resolution Oh The table hich Was lost AYES ii
Noes II. The resolution was the n adop.J "a ito,t III
vision Various bills taken up in the several stage
oil passage At one o'clock tie special order the bill I'm,
her % provide for he collection du les Oh imports-w
taken up Mr Tyler addressed the Senate ia OPPOSITION
10 lie Oh more Than two hours and half hen e ha
coheuued, Mr Clay oh moved an nmuut; hch
| carried.
In the House IF Representatives., MIR. Cambrcep,
from the Committee OF Commerce, reported with amend
neIis, The bill trum the Senate Explain and amend In
18Th section OF the Tariff of 1892 Mr. C. stated ta
II was important TO speedily on this bill If n all. A.
hercio moved that the amendments be taken up in Com
lnltlee OF the Whole. The motion was objected TO- NJ,
y then moved 10 refer the bill aud amendments to IN
Committee OF the Whole; 10 which a bill of the House nj
the same subject had been committed which was agree
gave Oficeh at ha
80 INTO Cohmitse OH this bill to-day IL clock M
committed. MIR. Speight, from the Joint comr,,ee 49,
pointed or mat purpose, reported joint resolution pre-
eo'ioi1g ue mode by which the Tor PRFs1pEN.
ana VICE PREsI DENT Of the United States sb,I h
counted and the result declared &C. which was greed n
me House again went into Committee of The Who'll ~
The state OF the Union, on the Tariff Mr. Wayne i ~,
Ch"r. MI lrhrie moved to the bill by nsertir
auy OF 20 per cent AL vaorem States which was he
1iT n Everett moved to amend the bill by INSERTING
=, 80 20 '.S per pound OH coppeTas, which agree
to-ayes o. nays 55 Mr.. Evans OF Maine novcJ !,
.ne Dill by restoring the duty OF the of 1921 OF
paper which was agreedto-ayes ~ NAYS &C. Mr. Dm
ny moved TO amend the bill by restoring the dutv alloc
oy me act oil 1924 on glass, which after some dscussion
was carned-ayes ~, nays CO. Mr. Ashley ,,ovat .
amend the bill by retaining the duty ON Ie a., nri,1
ny tue acts Oi 1928 aud 1872 to- Mr. DENNY noy
cd TO amend the bill by providing duty OF cts per- In
On p "mte ead-carcd Mr. Denny moved TO restore III,
DUTY Of the act oil 1924, upon window pIass-agresd ~
MI Denny moved 10 the duty OF the act nj 1895
po" ''ds' notues, aud demJOhns carried. Mr. Yer
Panck moved TO amend the 37th paragap If King tho d.
''es Oh all articles not enunefaed according IN The mo
visions OF former dcsJ by providing thai il should t ~
'ec' from ana alter tie 81 Of March 1884 which vsa
dg'eeu TO- Mr Huntington moved to strike ouI The All,
p"ragrs ayes ~ nays ~ The Chair voing in IN. NO.
gave II "as lost Mr.. f. Everett offered proyo :,
me 81 paragraph, that there should be no urh,r
Voh man that provided Tor under existing laws non
tam chemicals: ayes rs, 81. Mr. Horn mnved a,
"nn ondI section, TO repeal the duy provided bv the @
1907 on hardware, 20 as TO leave the duty az
ny e act OF 1910, which negaIived: aves AZ moo,
o. Mr. sutherland moved 10 amend the bi nv ,cs,o;
me duy OF The act OF 1928 ready made cothino. bf
'ds agreed 10 Mr.. Scinmes moved TO excen, IT, 49,
X neral PToyis ons Of the 9th paragraph c-rsin
carried MT How ard moved 10 amend the bill NV iu,nos
'ng d"ty on FOSSIL or mineral salt five cents ne, busJ
90 pounds, until 1884, aud then Two cents
"cn was amended by fixing The duty on fossil sal, =,
oe-nird The tate OF duty all other sa and adonsL A.
oeardsIey moved To amend the bill by king the d - IN nm,
manufactured wool from 1884 at cents nor noa i
~ per cent al vaorcm, and providing gradual redc
o 20 ~ 70 leave the duty after 1896 al one ct nor mound
az" 20 per cent ~peruaDent, which was adopieh A.
"aWOugh moved TO amend the bill by resorino tho n,
on caIpeung provided by the act of S32-avcs "a No.
- I' "d.hiough moved TO amend the bill hy restorn0
e duy provided blythe of 1892 on oil floor coths
carried MrsH Everett moved to amend the hin bv &C.
ofing me provisions Of the of 1882 on woolIen manu-
'"'s generally, lost-syes &C. noes So Mr. w arl,v
oVed 70 amend the bill by restoring the present rate M
Ivy on sprls from all other materials than grain-Iost
WI. FehueOn moved 10 amend The bill by reducing t,e
nny on worsed yarns, FROM 35 for every Z 100 worth 10
CIV mT Barnger moved to strike out the Iufv o ,,yo
ems per ID on raw cotion-rarried. Mr. Russell then
o'en ostlke out Ill after the enacng clause and inso,
PoNsoh mat The act OF 1892 the Ct of the a,i6
sno remain ~ force until the 81 of March 1911 and no.
longer MIR IngersolI moved that the Committee ,ise
'ycs 'ohays o. The Committee the rose and the House
adJourned.- Globe. ~ VIC o"se
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