Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-28

with the line Of demarcaion. between the States OF In
diana aud ino sgeeably pro, ion. of am act of
Congress, enuisd act authorizing the President OF
the United States TO Cause the public surveys 10 be con-
necied with The line OF iion heiw cen b. STAIRS a.
Indiana and lIlnos approved the 2d OF March 1888.
sii' name gave house That he would. to- ask
leave to Introduce b providing for the
oil an additional Land office in the State Of Illinois
Mr. webster offered The follow ing resolution which lies
hesortd That the Secretary of the Treasury lay before
senate the s'a.ments, lar received st the present
ue' OF "e condition oi the several State Banks in which
the public money is deposited.
, MIR. ebs'er. from the Committee Oh Finance, made
Tue 'oowing report on the subject Of the ,isagr-eing
votes oil The two Houses the bill which
was ordered to be printed:
The Committee on Fin to whom was referred the
resolution, That the House OF R-prese n,aves do ask
conference with the Senate, oil the sbiec .aer Of the
dsagreeins votes OF the two Houses On the second
amendment TO the bill (No &c entitled AN act making
~ part, Tor the support OF Government Tor
me year 1851 have haL the same under con,ide
and now report
he House requests conference after the Senate had
ADHERED 10 its amendment to which the House had pr.
vousiy disagreed cannot be den. that the Senate
has light 10 refuse such conierencc-a case exactly s
ar having been so disposed OF by the Seuae in 1926.
as VIII ne seen ny the extracts from its journals " hch
are appended TO his report; but the Committee think
Hequa'Iy clear, that such the usaa and ordinary
oue VI proceeding Ia Of this kind. is usually
eseemeH more respectful, and more conducive to that
good understanding and harmony intercourse en-
Tue TWO houses which the public interest strongly re-
qes 10 accede TO requests for conferences even after an
ddherng vote. Such conferences have long been re-.
gatded as the established aud approved mod. Of seeking
to bring about final ence oil Judgment i'm cases
where the Houses have iered and the Committee think
unwise either TO depart from the practice or
10 aodge IT, or decline TO CONFORM it, in cases such as
those IN which II has usually prevailed. Ii should only
be, therefore, the Committee think i'm instance. of
very peculiar character that free conference invited by
the house, should be declined by the Senate.
The Committee recommend the adoption of the follow.
ing resolution:
hesoced That the Senate agree the conference pro-
posed by the House Of Representatives ON the
matter OF the disag OF the Houses
said amendment and 'at four managers chosen to ma.
mage The said conference the part Of the Senate.
Mr. Shepley offered the following resolution which
lies one day the table:
ResoiUed. That the Secretary of War be dire TO in
iorh' We senate whether any, aud what, evidence has
been received by the Department. showing that the Bea
con on Steees Lodge. in Penobsco, bay has been de-
s'royed and 10 furnish estimate for its or
repair, IN such manner that il may be secure.
PUBLIC DErosITEs
on molon oil MIR. cbster, the Senate resumed the
me report OF the Secretary ofhe Treasury
together win the resolutions submitted by Mr. Claw In
relation 10 the removal Of the public deposes from The
Bank OF the Uated Siates when
Mr. Preston aud addressed the Senate in opposi
ton TO the removal OF the depostes until o'clock when
without coming to concuson lie gave way for a mo.
ton to adjourn
lin The course the remarks OF Mr. Preston the special
'ors III Tie galleries began applaud when the Vice Pres
dent ordered the galleries TO be cleared While the off,
GERS were carrying the order into execution, motion
made by Mr. Poniexter, to suspend the order and
after few words from Mr. Webster indicating that the
Senate would support the Chair in the course he might
pursue, the Vice President rescnded the order.l
On motion OF MIR. Kent the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Chons resolution respecting the extension of the
pension laws coming up again, the unfinished business
for the morning,
o. me resolution and continued 10 occupy floor un
al the hour arrived for the orders Of the day. He has the
floor, OF course. for tomorrow morning.
The Deposite Question being the stae ed order at I
o'clock,
Mr. Huntington. Of Conn, commenced a speech in
support oil Mr. McDuies resolution Tor the restoration of
the deposites which he continued till three when he
gave way Tor motion 10 adjourn.
And The House adjourned
Friday, January a.
IN SENATE
On motion Of Mr. Webster. the report of the Committee
on Finance made yesterday the subject of the Disagree
ing votes Of the two Houses second amendment of
the Senate to tie bill making app in mar, ,or
me support OF the Government for the year 1884, was
On motion Of the same gentleman. the renort w,.
amended by striking the word "iour" and nse inc
'ee Tor The number OF Managers conduct the con.
terence The the SeDaie the mort yas con
Cured in.
The Senate then proceeded to ballot for three mana.
gers OF the conference, which resulted in the choice Of
Messrs. Wei SER, Poindexter, and Porter
Mr. Poindexter, from the Committee on Public Lands.
10 which had been referre the memorial of the Trustees
OF A' ghany College, Pennsylvania, praying Tor tona-
ton OF land moved tina, the Committee be discharged from
the further consideration Of the same; which motion was
adopted.
Mr. Poindexter, from the same Committee =, ,vb;c,,
mad been referred the memorial OF the Legislature of the
State Of Mississippi, asking permission reinquh the
i'm
that State and to locate other lands in lieu moved
that the Committee be discharged from further CON
sieraton oil said memorial, ami tina il laid OH the table
uh hs General Bill OH the subject should be taken
uP which motion adopted.
MIR Webster presented the proceedings of a public
meeting held in the town OF New Bedford in the State of
Massachusetts.
MIR. Webster said, that New Bedford had been ono nj
the most prosperous and asgrowing towns in AIsssachn
sets LIS ciliZens were engaged in us eu bardy
abu adventurous commerce. in which they had met wi
much success; and three months ago. their condition was
hourishng AMI happy but sudden and most extensive
reverse has happened to IT, hy or forty failures are
prevail feel it my duty said Mr. W. to present these
things TO the consideration OF the Senate
" here can be either any faith in ements or
iac's be any proof the pressure, far from diminish
ing Is increasing am Informed by undoubted aithor
fy that IN OF cies supposed TO possess its full
proportion OF capital, money the best secuy il not IN
De ad Tor less Than from eiye eighteen per cent
annun nor IN large sums for that ard this
very week. III another city, one Of the largest and most
ouishg III The Union, undoubed security could be had
lot money al three per ceHt. per month.
"bie we are talking about the danger OF the none we'd
arsocracy oil the Bank, state OF things sue red IN
Isl wichs perfect re al
cracy " there be any such thing in the country ami
tds holding mp their money for such enormous rates of
interests, and being able command such rates. sboy
what sdcnhces are made Ivy industrious men, OF small
Pal 10 project themselves from absolute ruin I'm MANY
places, numerous wokmen have been thrown out of en-
poy not only in the manufacturing ns but in
tbe mines OF some OF the middle States Indeed IL the
information OF the morning Is correct one Of these States
had suffered great disappointment falling 10 receive
the instruments on its loans according TO contract and was
Obliged TO take other for supplying the of
carrying on its public works.
take this occasion, Mr.. President 10 call aga;, NJ,
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