Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-04

snu oue'suo oe enSroesed and read a third time
Mr. Clay, from the Comn,ee on the Public Lands, re-
ported b, tor the reefot Samuel Doxey; which bill
twice read and committed.
On motion OF Mr. Bockee, the Committee on
was from the further petition
| On motion OF Mr. Vintoa the Committee ON Patent.
was discharged from the further of the me-
mortal OF Jacob Houck, aud the said pedss er. order.
| ed TO lie on the table.
Mr. Fintoa fsoved that two members be appointed ON
tue Committee on the sabect OF Patents la the places of
mr. DAVIS OF Massachusetts, aud Mr. Bunsd OF Louisi.
ans, who have resigned their seats as members of the
@ anl M Ellsworth aud Mr. Harper Of Psnnsylva
MIR. whiesey Of Chic from IN. Committee on C., im.
maui 'asoah'e reports the petitions oi Samuel Lewis
anu bernard NJ Pa,terscn which reports laid OH
Mr IL. Everett move, that the resolution reported by
hn IRON the Commeeon Indian Affairs. the 2S,h in
Yeas aud Nays were taken upon tn. of Tho
rule and was decided that the rule should be
ed 80 a. 10 en.oe the House proceed cvus,era
as follows: "'' "'e" ''"''
heso'eed That the Secteta,y Of War be directed to
'y oeo'e ih's House stsieen Of the present and i
lure liabilities oil the 10 Indians and Ind
,oes ubder existing Indian T,ea,ie, the names of the
pat"es thereto; the severa, and annui,ies
s""'"g whether IN money or. goods, stipulated be
pador delivered the term Of payment or delivery aud
me pece services and specific srices stipulated to be
fperiorned Tor aud delivered to them; the terms thereoc
the place where TO be performed or deivered; with an
estimate OF the expense the of s,ch
ana The spua.ions for removing Indians
win an estimate oi the number cot Indians TO be
| removed, and the expense OF their removal
Inc resolution was then Ggreedfo
Mr. Chilton's Resolution on Intending la. Pens;on a.,
| ing,
Mr.; flanagan OF Indiana. addressed the House in sup.
port Of IT, aud IN opposition TO Mr!boaidns
re extended his remarks until the expiration OF the hour
" Ten n He subject was again laid the table.
me Order OF iheDay being the Deposi,e s
Mr. Wayne stated that he had received from MT Ar
cher twho had the Aoor iron, yesterday
,"a ne was too unwell TO ed in his to
Mr. tok*now asked the of the House to take
up me Appropriation Bill Ohjec tions made, the
RUE having been suspehded the House take
| up the bill.
ana the question being agreeing the Report Of the
Sonerees on the dsagreeing votes OF the two Houses
by Yeas and Nays. - N"e
MIR. SPeigh moved for a coil Of The Ho,.s. Inn, q,
negaiveI = was
Mr. Hubbard, although formerly opposed to the com.
na"ng since examined. prec. dents, had become
former cases would bear them out i'm going He n,o,J
two cases from the journal. 1
Mr.. Wayne then raised question of order, on the
GROUND iat the TIL under ought not TO hsv.
remained win The House, but should, by rule have been
sem 10 me senate, when conference was asked
lie Chair decided haiti too late 10 ,aise This ma
quesuon oil order; hought mig be ure ed in argument
against asreeingio the report The Conerees
agreeing also will, Mr. Wayne in the belief ,, , anu
ought 10 have been sent to the Senate moved thai
eoerenSe 10 be asked, in order the error
ne Chair decided that this would not be i'm order u,,
me Heuse had passed the question now before IL via,
concur in the report OF the Conferees
Mr. footdisagreed TO this decision but dec,neJ nrs
| ing MS objections at present.
Inc question then being. viii the House concur in the
report oil the Committee OF Conference, " ~
oeoa'e on doctrines Of order commenced
Mt wayne opposed the concurrence and went into
argument to show that the conerees had
works on Parliamentary law '' "
MT. layton declined urging any question of order
os 'ep'ooa'ed Tie compromise being in fact, a nur.
c'se oy money oil The point Tor which the House had
commended. ~
Mr. Sutherland supported the report, and wen, into q
variety OF precedens 10 show tina, the ,omn,;,,e ,I
with iull az hory in mod Tying the bill az thev had io
MT haiia treated the ques ion as one of common
sense. and denied that The Committee could 90 beyond
we mailer of disagreement between the Houses
MR. Poik explained the grounds On which the Comm;t
, " had proceeded, aud insisted that ,hey
they had "oas 70, TO- though
Ms Adams called Tor the reading oil The title Of the
'o' aud when II had been read, enquired OF AIR p,lk
Committee? iPe" ~ TIE
| Mr. Polk replied and explained
Mr. Adams then called for the reading If Tho lin ,
was Ie'" ne ihenaIgned to shew that both the clause
"hcn lie Senate had stricken out and that which the
coh'"ee proposed as substitute were out of Mace in
an Appropriation Bill The committee might "a we'll iavs
Inserted provisions 10 e-charer the Bank of the United
| MrEvereu replied to the objections which ha, h
ueeu against "e compromise, and disin gushed be
Questions OF mere order, and those peGency and pro-
pat oi Tie Dill which Houses had agreed 10:
me agreement OF both Houses the residue OF the bill
Mr. Everett iollowedon the side, and express
ed his satisfaction with the compromise IA TO The %
OF The bill, IL II disagreed with the contents il could be
altered. " '" oe
MT Hubbard farther explained the cases of nreceds,,
ne had oeiore referred TO- and insisted TIL they uIy
renied the dongs OF t,e committee ' W."
| a motion TO adjourn failed.
Mr. wayne again TOOK the floor on the question Of or
der anu farther illustrated his former po,iions isis,;n
That the Report should be sanctioned ali rn,s ,vnns
virtually be set aside. ~
mr. Bates opposed the compromise as Welding every
Thing and gaining almost nothing. ''
Mr. Lane wished to hear the Sneakers o,;,;o, an h
question Of order. f " VIC
Mr iliams said there question Of order s,ric
~ before House; bat only question Of on
| report vi d
Mr. Foot was about 10 read his autbori,v IN , ,,,
en-, 1o,, o oraef 10 ask ios Conference. But, being
eo' s"ori by The Chair. he waived it, and said G W
'o"s ~ opposition 10 The compromise II left the con
""geht iund without restriction Of any kind
Inc question had been loudly demanded and ssvor,,
o"S .or adjournment had been made aud negative ed:
"hen, al pasta O'Clock, the question was taken on
wv, 'tS y" We iepor' OF the Committee of Conference
| lows: ' gu" ""yS' as 'o-
teds-Messrs John Adams, Beale Bean De,,a.,o,
Iohh De James Blair John Blair, Bocke e BoJe Bro,y
bnnch Burns, Chambers, CbiuD, Samuel Chi Co.
D"I'"gon D"venpoft, Debery, Dennis, Philemon Dck
erSon' D"'P' Edward Everett, Horace Everett Fos,er
w. N RULER, Fulton, Gsbrah, GIlleti C;o,Jam -,
Hail. ~ Hall, Hasey, Joseph NJ. II srper James Har
per, Harrison, Hathaway, Hawkins, Hester Hawaii
fooDafd' Abel Huntington, Inge, Jarvis RicharJ A.
1ohnson' Noadiah Johnson Ksvanagb King Iaue ar
sk, h"ro,'e' lawrence, Luke Lea, Leavil, X Man.
pert Mitchell, Samuel Med. Moore M 1'bI.nhe NO
Pny' osgood. Page, Parks, Patterson, Pierson Poir p
SchehcK' WIN H. Sbspsrd, Sbinn, -spanpi., SaII,,
9T'anueier; sutherland VIM Taylor Philemon Tbo,oas