Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24
Congress.
W AsHLNGroN. IAN. 81


WASH NGroN, Jan 81.
ANALYSIS or PROCEED NGs - Ia the Srndte on
Saturday, the consideration of the bill sppropang tor
limited time the pooeeds OF ,he sales OF the public lands
Mas resuned,the question being the mt pro-
posed by Mr. Poinoex,er Mr. f. addressed the Senate
at length IN iavOr OF his amendment, aud the orig
bill; before he had concluded, adjournment took piac,
In the House Of Representatives. Mr. Cambreleng
tom the Committee on CONNER ce reported bill Ia gu
late tue conn ousaIiou OF officers vi Revenue Cutters
Several private bills reported and resolution aoped
The resolutions he eo'ore offered by Mr. Adams calling
on the President and the Seer ay the treasury Tor
Information relative TO the TAHITI further d, baed
by Messrs Stewart and Adams until the hour allotted Ia
morning business had expired. The ;tousc then wen
lnto Committee the Tariff Mr.. Jeu CT addressed the
Committee about an hour opposition some OF The fea
res OF The bill, ami WAS follow I'd by Mr.. Denny who
spoke about two hours against is general principles MIR
L. D. White moved the Committee rise; which was car.
red' ana the House adjourned. ". Globe
WAsHINGroN, Jan. %
ANALYSIS OF PRocEEpINes-Inl The SENATE ves
eriay, Mr. Ssbee presented the credentials of the Hon
Daniel Webster, reelected Senator from the Ste o
MASSACHUSETTS, Tor six years from and the 4h March
next Mr. wilkins from the Committee on the Judiciary
TO which had been referred the Message OF the President
OF The United States, communicating the South Carolina
odnance oil Nuiihcdtion, and other Documents reported
bill to amend the laws in substance as fooys.
mo LIST Section provides that the President in cases
powerful combinations render il mpractcabe TO collect or
secure the revenue, may remove the custom house in
sach CORRECTION district TO place land or ON
board OF vessel at which place the duties shall be paid
before landings aud authorizes the President or Collector
: fhn IN
rsdIcon OF the Circuit Court TO all cases arising under
The revenue laws OF the United States and authorizes any
perSoa INJURED his person or property in the execution o.
e revenue laws, 10 in the Federal Court; and all
property seized under the various revenue laws oI
me Omed States shall not be subject to Repevin
The 3D. Section authorizes any person sued oairers o.
o'heTS, On Slate Cour) for done i'm execution nj
ne revenue laws, by petition, remove such suits in,o
the Circut Court OF the United States. The 4b Section
provides that where party is sued in State Court for
any ACT zone IN The execution OF the revenue laws and
cannot obtain copy OF the Record on application n The
CLERK oil the State Court, the may be supplied nv
alhdavlt or otherwise, as the may allow in the
Courts of the United States. The 9Th Section anbor;I
e president OF the United States TO issue his Procana
'oh ana TO call out sufficient military force TO repel any
loice which may obstruc the proceedings of the FEEDER
Courts-he being notified of the necessity of doing co nv,
some Judge Of the Federal, Circuit or District Court
he 9th section provides that when State shall refuse
'e use OF ITS l' and houses for the confinement of p
soncrs, the Marshal shall, under the dire con of the b
tct Judge, provide some other suitable place for that
pose he TN Section extends the privilege of the writ
OF Hdbeds Corpus the of persons confined unor
State law Tor having executed the laws of the II ST.
me h was read and ordered TO ID reading. Mr. Rob
olns from The committee on the Library repored hill
authorizing subscription TO Dun Green's STEREOTYPE oil
ton oil The Laws OF the United States at So 80 per vo
lume oil Goo pages which was read and ordered to Sc
cond reading Mr. Robbins, from the same committee
reported bill authorizing subscription to locumen,arv
History OF the American Revolution proposcd 70 no nnb
HShedb NJ ST. Clair Clarke and Peter Force which vas
read aud ordered TO second reading Mr. Dallas LA
before the Senate resolutions adopted bv The egisI,t1
oa lcnn IN opposition to the passage OF the bill
TePowed ny the Committee OF Ways and Means in Tho
House OF Representatives for the reduction of dntes On
imports, which were read and ordered to be printed A.
an carry hon The Senate resumed the consideration of the
o dPpropraInS Tor limited time, the proceeds of tho
sales ci the public Landslide question being ON Mr.
FondeXters amendment Mr.. Poindexter concluded the
remarks winch he commenced Saturday i'm favor NJ h
amendment and the general provisions of the ORIGINAL hill
Mr. Ewing followed in opposition to the amendment AMI
IN avor OF the original BILL Before he had concluded the
Senate adjourned. ~
In the House Of Representatives. numerous ne,i,io,s
anu were presented and referred the appro-
PIiI i've Committees Mr. Cambreleng from the Committee
OH NomHce reported bill authorizing the reimburse
nent oil certain discriminating duties levied ON oTegn
vessels anu their cargoes Several private bills were
ported by the standing committees The House then wen,
mo Committee OF the Whole on the state of the IJnon m
on the Tai bill, Mr. Wayne in the Chair Mr. Wbi,e Of
LOUISIANA addressed the Committee about one hour against
feductoh oil the present of duty on sugar and
was followed by Mr. Polk, who spoke upwards of one
"puI !" support oil The general principles the bill and
iHuced several OF the returns made from the manufac
ocs III pursuance OF the call OF the House at the last
session hhpon the Secretary OF the Treasury 10 nrov
NE manufacturing business would be the most profitable
pursuit in the country. After some conversa,;o, ho
Messrs f. Everett, Polk and Adams relative 10 the
ing oil these returns, which had been ordered at te last
session. Dnt mad not been completed, Mr. j. Reed moved
journed.-GiObe. ~
The piS, l ST. section of the Bill is follows:
re - 20 % R Tor tho collection OF duties imports
The oea Ss Of aea Congress assembled TRa he"sSe %
ny teasonoi unlawful DISTINCTIONS combinations ar
or unlawful threats and against Officers The I'M
President the laws and eoIee, @ % o The
be- od5y way IN any collection district shall and may
Tor To hotc
@ DC and kept in place within some
p' OF OF SUCH district, bo,,J
so oGd IN that case it shall duty the Collector to s
such place. and there TO otain all ami carroos -
IN the said district until tho duties imposed ON said cagoc %
s oyaucu4S interest according existing laws and in
uOU lse shdil be unlawful o a.
o OF me proper officer of the customs unless by process o
80 -, " .u On'I Sacsj aud in any attempt other
wise 20 dH" such vessel cargo by any force or combn,on
asemhagc OF persons overcome bv The oaic %
M II s and may DO lawful for President of the iJnt
that ] m person or persons as he shall have empowered for
employ such forces
Oh he niGd states n bc deemed for the
,no removal OF such vessel cargo aud PROTECTING Tho
o he customs IN retaining the custody thereof and nIo TO-
purpose OF preventing and suPPossing any armed or rioo1,
OF persons resisting the tc
'n duties, OF IN any manner opposing execution of tho
n nd VI VIC ned states, otherwise violating assist