Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-02
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WAsHINGToN Jan 80.
HnGiySjs of Proceedings-In the Senate ves.e,,I,,
various bills, principally from tie house were re adj in he
several stages OF 'er pa' sages At one o'c ock the Sc
nate again uck up The unfinished business of yeserav-
he bill further provide for the coec ion of duties ON
imports. MIR. wilkins the Chairman OF The Judiciary
Committee om wlch the bill reported resumed his
speech IN expandt OF the several p DIVISIONS Il the hill
which, al neatly three O'Clock, he concluded when Mr.
P0lndeceT moved the bill he postponed ill ,o-norrow
Inns d"yI ard made the special order, that the ena
high proceed to the consideration O Executive business
which was agreed to. When the doors opened the
Senate had adjourned ~
In the House If Representatives. several private bills
were reported, read twice and comitted-ihe resolu-
ton submitted by Mr. Appleton Saturday last calling
on The Secretary OF the Treasury for information
ell WIN the subject OF The Tariff, taken up-he oues
ton being on motion by Mr. Clay, lay it on the table
which was decided in the ncgative-yeas 3d. nays IL
some discussion ensued upon the resolution, in which
m essrs Appleton Gay and Cambreleng took part Mr.
Clay then moved to lay the resolution on the table until
the second day of March which was negatived-yeas 7s
nays 50. The hour allotted to morning business having
expired, Mr. ferpanck moved 10 go into Committee upon
the ldflfi Mr. Dickson demanded the yeas and nays-
which were ordered, and were-y cas- o. nays CT The
House accordingly went into Committee of the Whole ON
he state oil The Union, upon the Tariff Bll-Mr Wayne
in the Chair MIR. w. b. Shepard addressed the House
an hour and halt IN opposition the general principles
Of the OiI Mr. Sade then took the floor opposition TO
The BIZ; aud after speaking hour, he gave way To mo-
ton by Mr. Pearce, that the Committee se-veas 40 NAYS
d. mere being no quorum, tho Committee rose and re.
ported that fact TO the House The Speaker havnp connt
ed TIE members present, announced that quorum was
men IN attendance, when Mr.. Wayne resumed the Chair
MT Iearce renewed the that the
whlch was negaived-yeas 49, nays g. Nj SIade re-
sumed his remarks and after speaking an hour and ouar
Ter lac gave way TO motion by Mr. Hester, that the
Committee rise, which negalyed-yeas 15 NOES 10
Mr. Slade then continued his remarks and when
per was made up, lac bad not concuded.-V. Globe.
WAsHINGroN, Jan. 81.
analysts Of Proceedings-In the Senate vesterI,v
MI osOee presented sundry resolutions Of the Legsa-
te oil massachusetts, on the subject Of the Tariff which
were read aud ordered to be printed Mr. Dallas laid be-
'oIe me senate copy OF the proceedings OF large pub
tic meeting held on Thursday last in Philadelphia on the
SUBJECT oil the IarH which laid the table and di-
recied TO be printed Several private bills were reported
and ordered to second reading O'Clock the Sen.
ate resumed the consideration the bill further o nrovide
Tor the collection Of duties on imports MIR Bibb took the
oor in opposition tohe BILL and after speaking two hours
ne gave way to motion by Mr.. King that the Senate
gument o.day.
In the House of Representatives., Mr. Adams present.
eG report OF Joint Committee OF the gis'ature of
massachuseus, accompanied with sundry resolutions de-
Preca'ing the passage Of the Tariff b now bekre the
Honse which were read and ordered TO be printed and re-
erred TO the Committee Of The Whoe on the .,ate of ito
Chion Mr. Adams then inquired OF the Speaker whe-
her memorial had been received by him from the om
mitse OF The friends Of Domestic Industry in New Yo,k
he Speaker answered in lie affirmative Mr. Adams
wished Tie memorial % he read. The Speaker said il
could not be presented by The rules Of he House until
Monday, except ~ The Of the House. onsenl
being unanimously gwen the memorial was p,riIv re,d
when Mr. Adams moved TO dispense Win ,bc iu,d,er
reading, ard reet IN the Commit e. Of the whole on e
state OF The Union and pint it Which agreed to- So
yera communications from he Departments we're laid
o. lore House and orde ed 70 be printed Mr. " ilSe
alter some preliminary remarks upon he upu siiops MON
The COMMITTEE OF Ways and cans Inv The Report
Of tie Joint Committee Of The Legislature Of Massachu
SETS moved 10 reconsider the by which Il was re-
ierred and ordered to be printed Before the vote wac
taken on his motion The hour allotted 10 morning business
had expired The House then went into Committee Of
he Whole on the state OF the Unog upon the Tariff bill
Mr. " ayue in the Chair. MIR T. e. Baes addressed the
Committee 10 opposition 10 the bill nearly Two hours and
was followed by Mr. Pearce, also against The bill who
had MOI concluded his speech when our pspsr was made
up Gf0bc.