Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23

gum. Miller, Moore, Rives. rroup, Tyler 10.
.Nays-Messrs. Bell, Buckuer, Chambers, Clayton,
Dallas, Dckerson, Dudley, Ewing Foot, Forsyth, Free
lnghuysen. Grundy, Hendricks Hill. Holiness Johnston,
Kane. Naudain prenis. Robbins. Robinson, Rugglss,
Slsbee, Smith, Sprague, 1ipton Toninson, Webster,
white, ilk ms, Wright 81.
Mr.. Bib then moved variety OF smc ndmens on which
he asked the yeas and nays, which were ordered
The question being takeD they all negaived:
Peds-Messr-. Bibb, Calhoun, Mangum, Miller. Moore.
Troup, Tyler.
.Ndys-Messrs Bell. Buekner, Chambers, Clayton
Dallas, Dckerson Dudley, Ewing. Foot, Forsyth Free
lnghuysen, Grundy, Hendricks, Ill., Holmes, Johnston,
Kane, Naudain Preniss Rives, Robbins Robinson, Rug
giles, Silsbee, Smith, Spague, Upton, Tomlinson. Web
ster. White, Wilkins, wrisht-32.
The question being then the engrossmen Of the bill
Tor third reading, the yeas and nays ordered this
question
The question being then taken, it decided as fol-
Yeos-Messrs. Bell, Buckner, Chambers, Clayton,
Dallas, Dickeson, Dudley, Ewing. Foot, Forsyth FREE
lnhuysen, Grundy, Hendricks, Hill, Holmes Johnston
Kane, Naudain, prenliss, Rves Robbins Robinson Rug
ges Ssbee, Smith, Spague, Upton, romlinson ebster
White, wilkins, Wright--32.
.Ndys-Mes srs Bib, Calhoun, King, Mangum Mil
Ter, Moore, Troup, Tycr-S.
So the bill ordered be engrossed for third read
ing.
At half pastI1 o'clock, the Senate adjourned
| Tuesday FEB. 10.
The Chair laid before the Senate certificate Of the
election OF Benjamin Swift Senator ION Vermont for
six years from the 4th OF March next.
MIR. Hendricks presented certificate of the election OF
the 4Ih OF March next
Mr. Johnston presented memorial from the merchants
oil New Oreaps aging that the value foreign coin
may be liked by law; which referred TO the Commit
Finance.
Mr. King presented resolutions from the Legislature Of
Alabama, on the subject OF the Tar0 and the proceedings
oil South carolina; which ordered on the
table and printed,
Mr. Clay, from the Select Committee to which wa,
erred the II te modify The several acts imposing duties
OH Imports reported the bill with various anne ndnents
Mr. Clay stated, that he was also authorized to say,
that at proper time another amendment would be offered
on the subject OF the valuation goods which would be
calculated TO conoae the conflicting opinions which had
prevailed In reference TO that point He happy TO
say that although there short an interval for tho
action of the two Houses this bill the Committee enter.
tanned strong hopes that it would he found practicable
effect some accommodation OF this question before the
close OF The present session He directed 10 move
that the amendments be printed; further to move that
tomorrow, with the understanding that if the
now pending before the Senate should be disposed
by that time, the bill reported would not DO pressed
TO interfere with that discussion.
The amendments were then ordered be printed and
the Oil and amendments made the special order
tomorrow.
PUBLIC PRINTER.
The Senate then proceeded TO consider the resolution
hiking a day for the election OF Public Printer.
Mr. Benton made enquiry il any report on his
lont resolution had been ma by the Committee the
+, Library
Mr.. Robbins stated that no report had vet been made
but, FAR he had asceraned the opinions of the Com
mit'ee, Il was against the joint resolution.
Mr. Benton then repeated his protestation against an,
cleo ION now which would interfere with the rights
next Congress.
Inc resolution was then modified so as to read that the
Senate proceed this day TO the election of a printer
Mr.. Benton moved to strike out the words "ths day
and insert the words tomorrow at half past IL O'Clock
Ayes q.
MIR. Calhoun moved reconsideration OF the vote
having been out OF his seat and being counted by mis-
take among the Alternatives. Mr. c. said he could nc
cause for delay the Senate now full and important
business was fixed for TO morrow.
The motion TO reconsider was then negatved-Ayes %
Noes "a.
Tine resolution, as amended, was then agreed TO-
Mr. fi6b moved that the Senate take up the bill for the
reliti oil Thomas Tr peit but the motion Withdrawn
REVENUE COLLECTION BILL
me senate being about to pass the third reading
the bill to provide further for the collection of the duties
Mr. calhoun sad that as there seemed to be desire
10 press ms 6 TO Its passage to-day, in order that the
arm might be taken up tomorrow, and he was des
rous to be heard the resolutions which he had
IN reply to the Senator from Massachusetts,, he would
move the Senate TO take up the resolutions with view
to make them the order for Monday next.
The motion being agreed to, the resolutions were taken
up, ana made the order Tor Monday next.
Mr. wilkins then gave notice that il was the intention
this day
The bill was then read third time, and the question
Mr. Poindexter and addressed the Senate at large
IN opposition to the passage othe bill Mr. p continued
his remarks until o'clock when the Senate adjourned n
meet again at o'clock.
EVENING SESSION
Ihe Senate met again at five O'clock when
MIR Pondexter resumed his remarks and continued I'M.
fatigue. "
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Ayes 49, Noes Is. '
! The President voted in the affirmative, and
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
| MIR. Archer, from the Commi on Foreign Affairs
reported bill to carry into effect the Convention between
he United States and the King the Two Settles con-
Guided at Naples the I4h of October 1892 which bill
was read twice and committed.
On motion OF MIR. BeaTdsley, the Committee on the Ju-
dietary was discharged from the further consideration of
the inquiry directed the 18th Of December last as TO
what law, other regulation may necessary for di.
mlnshDg the annual expense of holding the Supreme
Court and District COurs Of the United States inc udng
the contingent charges OF he Judiciary and
States. W.
The question coming up MIR. WickrHe's resolution
Tor printing The decisions OF Boards OF Commissioners on
land claims not hitherto printed together with an amend
ment proposed by Mr. White of Florida extending the re-
solution to decisions confirming well as rejecting the
! claims, ~
Mr.. Clay stated that Mr. White (yyho was sb.enO was
willing 10 Withdraw his amendment, lest might defeat
! the resolution.
The question taken on Mr. Whites amendment,
and negatived; and after inquiry from Mr. Wayne as
| TO the probable expense of the work
Inc question was taken on the resolution, and decided
/ Nays 65. -
/ So the resolution rejected
MIR X NJ. Johnson offered resolution TO grant the use
OF the Hall, on Sunday evening next for the purpose Of
holding meeting on the subject Of Temperance let
ter from Dr. Sewa was read explaining the object in
Vew when the question upon tho motion decided by
cas- and Nays as follows: Yeas ia, Nays 20.
So the of the Hall was granted
The House then passed the special order of the dav
he finn of