Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-29
'Twenty-secomd Comgress.--Scss. 2
IN Thursday, Jan. 2i.


lie lands, sc.
The question being on motion of Mr. Poindexter 70
amend ~
Mr. Benton addressed the Senate against the original
The question then taken on the first section of Mr.
l3, Nays 40.
The question was then upon the third section which
provides Tor the completion of the surveys aud makes an.
preparation for that object
MIR. Benton moved TO fill the blank with 25o 900 dol.
a' and asked Tor the Yeas and Nays which woro order
The blank filed with so 600
Mr. Benton then moved to amend the bill in the fifth
eecuoh oy striking out the specific quantities of lands
granted to the States named, and inserting general pro.
Vlso mat each OF the other States shall have s
iand granted as will each stand equal footing with
amendment would grant away?
Mr. Benton replied that the number granted to Ohio
was one million and six thousand acres
The Yeas and Nays were ordered, and the question be-
ing aken 1t was decided in the ncgatve-Yea 81 Nays
The question then REQUIRED on the amendment of Mr.
Benton, Mr. Moore made remarks in defence of the
Proposition-Ar Buckner moved that the Senate do now
aJourn-Ihe question then taken md decided i'm the
noBduve-yeas 10, %.
Mr. Benton then moved 10 amend the hill by Inserting
In the second section, provision that before anv ivi.n
oil the proceeds, there should he deduction Of oil the ex
penses OF the admins ration OF the Public anl.; of con-
tracts made with the Indians, &c.
The Yeas aud Nays ordered on the question and
me gues'ion being taken, decided follows Yeas
the b ! TO push il to a hrl reading
Mr. Clay said it wa. their wish 10 do dis
Mr. Forsyth then moved the Till i'm the second
section by striking out tie words Colonial
SUI, ~ f .T'p , i,, ~ cypress us i'''' - "'o
with te;e discussion took place this question: in which
Mr. Forsyth Mr.. Clay, and Mr. Chambers took part
Mt Grundy said that could live Oh spec ches
alone, and he would therefore move 10 adjourn
he motion to adjourn was lost.
The question then taken, aud d, cided as follows:
FeGs.- Messrs. Benton, Black Brown, Buckner, La
Las Dudley, Forsyth Gundy, Hill, Kane King Man
gun, Moore, Robinson, Upton, Waggaman, White
Nays -Messr, Bell, Chambers, Clay, Clayton, Dick
erson, Ewing, Foot Frelinghuysen, Holmes Johns on
knigL, Naudain Pond-xer, Premise Robbins Rug.
ges, Seymour, Sisbee, Sprague TomIinson, wkins-2i
Mr. Mangum then moved to strike all the restric
tons The Saes nd asked for the yeas AID nays which
ordered
The question then taken, and decided as fol-
Yeas-Nessrs. Benton, Rrown Buckner, Dallas For
sy'h, Grundy, Hendricks. Ill., Kane. King, Mangum
Mos.e Robinson Upon Whit, Wrght-l6
Ways Mess's. He'll, Chambers Clay, layton, Dick.
ersoe, Dudley, Ewing Foo, Fre'inghuysen, Holmes
Johnston, Knight, Naulan, oindex er, Prcntss, Rob
Waggaman, wilkins %
he bill was then reported amended. the amend
ments concurred in.
The bill hen orlet ed 10 be engrossed aid read
third time.
AT quarter before eight O'clock the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Wednesd0y, January %.
message, in writing, was received from the President
of the United States, by Mr. Doneson his private Secre
tary which was read and is follows
To the Speaker of The House Of Representatives:
transmit to the House of Representatives report from
the Secretary oil state, with list OF appointments
by the Executive since the 18th OF April, 1929, from
members Of Congress, during their term service, or
their twelve months thereafter, pursuant the Resolution
of the said House, Of the 10Th Of December, 1892 which
referred to him. and which appointments recorded
IN his ohce; send likewise list of similar appoint
nents, also furnished by the Secretary State and
cord in his Office, from the 81 OF March 1926 The 18th
Of April 1926. ANDREW JACKSON.
The message ordered to lie the table. and to be
printed in connection with similar list, furnished the
House on the 18Th Of April, 1926
The resolutions offered by Mr. Adams being again un
der consideration,
Mr.. Hoffman took the floor in reply to the speech Of
Mr. Stewart of Yesterday and occupied il in course Of
remarks founded chiefly statistical facts quoted from
returns which he held in his hand.
The hour allotted TO resolutions having expired
The House went into Committee Of the Whole on the
state OF the Union Mr. Wayne in the Chair, and
ed the consideration of
THE TARIFF BILL
Mr.. Appleton, of Massachusetts, resumed the floor in
nopPosion to the BILL and followed by Mr.. Everett
OF Vermont on the same side. Lights introduced
into the Hall before Mr.. f. had concluded,
Mr. Wilde OF Georgia, then addressed the Committee in
defence OF the bill and gave way for motion that the
Committee rise at hall pdstS o'clock.
The Committee then rose, aud the House adjourned.
Thursday, January ~.
Inc following Message, IN writing, received from
the President OF the United States by Mr. Doneson his
private Secretary
Gentlemen Of The House nj Representatives.:
send herewith a Convention concluded on the 1 lth
day Of October last, between the United States aud his
Majesiy the King Of the Two Sicies. This Treaty has
uVeh ny dgfeeADIy TO tile Constitution,
the rduhcdtOn will be despatched 10 Naples without de-
lay when there IS 10 doubt will be ratified by his Sci-
liam Majesty.
The early communication Of this treaty is considered
proper because it will be necessary provide for the
execution OF the first article, in order that fellow ci.
zcns may with as little delay possible obtain the com.
popslton stipulated for by this Convention.
ANDREW JACKSON.
The Message aud Documents we're referred te the
Committee Of Ways and Means
The House then resumed the consideration the
buttons submitted by Mr. John Quincy Adams, and after
debate thereon motion made by Mr.. Clay, that the
said resolutions do lie the table; which was decided i'm
the aihunauye-Yea', 96 Mays IT,
TARIFF BILL.
Mr. Wilde resumed the floor, and concluded the course
OF bis remarks IN support Of the bill.
lie was followed by Mr.. Vin,on, Of Ohio on the oppo.
site side Mr.. v had proceeded for a considerable time
when he gave way for motion by
Mr. Arnold for the rising Of the Committee
The motion prevailed, yeas SO, nays 81.
so The committee
In the House, NJ Spcght moved again 20 into com.
miiee, and demanded The yeas and nays
Nj Irwin moved an Adjournment.
MI. Speight demanded the yeas and nays. They we're
taken accordingly end SO , ~ Oilowsf Yeas TO- Nays1s
~ The House refused 10 adjourn
~ was now pts' lo'ri1ek
Mt Hpr'gh. renewed be ua 5H % 80 iui0 committee
30 Bud demanded cilI % u,s Hoi.r.
Or. y.oi sti lrt, Ii he gsaltnsn would withdraw