Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-04

Nay'-Messrs J. g Adams, J. Adams. II. Allen, J.
:; Allen. C. Allan. w. Allen. Anhony. Ashley. Banks.
mont, J. NJ. Bell Bnney, Brown, Bull. Burgess Burns,
Carr, Chambers, Chiffon, Chostc, William Clark Glow
ney, Co'Sn, Coulter. Gamer Crane, Crockett. Day,
EFT. Fillmore, Foot, William X. Fuller Fulton G,llet,
Grennel Joseph Hail. H,lsnd Hail. Hsmer. Hard. Hard.
10, James Harper. Harrison. Hathaway, Haz.ine Heath
Henderson, Jsbez w. Huntington A Hunting on Jar.
Wis, Benjamin Jo'es Lane. Lansing Laporte, Lay Lea
W.T. Love, Lyle. Ab JAN Mann. X Mann Moses Ma
son, McCa,ty. McComss, Mlntre, McKrnnan, Mcl.ens,
MeVesn Mercer. Miller hiilligan, H. Mitchell Osgood
Psge, Parks, Parker. Paterson, ID. j. Pearce, franklin
Smith, SpaOgler, Stewart, Sutherland William Tay ior
r. Thomas, Turner, Turril eety Vance, vanderpo
w"gsner, W@d, wsrlweil. watmough Webster, whal.
Ion, L. d. White, Frederick whit,Iesey, Elisha White.
sey, Wilson, and Young-ll5
So the House reu-,d TO consider the resolution.
On motion Of MIR. Harper, IL was
Resoiced, That the Committee on the Library inquire
INFO the exPedency aud economy Of having all a,sps
charts plans Sc done on photographic press under the
Hou.e OF Representatives.
The resolution offered by Mr. Mards coming up as the
unfinished business Of yesterday morning,
Mr. Ciowney OF South Carolina resumed and continued
lis remarks in opposition the resolution and occupied
Tue hoor until the expiration OF the morning hour.
The House then proceeded to the orders Of the day
aud went Into Committee Of the Whole, Mr. Connor in
the chair.
The bill for the relief of Mrs Decatur and one or two
o'hers on which contest had arisen Friday last were
Tor me present. laid aside; and the remaining bills refer.
red to the same committee and which had yet been
considered, were taken up and discussed.
Mhen these had been disposed Of, the House reiu ned
10 me OH Tor the relief of Mrs. Decatur; when
Mr. Hawes delivered his opinions in opposition TO the
o OH the ounds that Commodore Decatur had re cev.
eo IN promotion, &c. ample ard for the ACHE nj
in question; that the bill gave too little the men and
700 m9eh 10 The coninander; that nothing given
Mrs. Prebe. or to the blced relations of Decatur.
Mr.. Pinckney spoke With in support of the
oll reminded Mr. Halves oil his berality TO The Western
WARRIORS dwelt on the in which the couture
had taken place. and its effect the nationa fame aud ON
the Tears OF the piraes; and contended
not within the letter. within tho spirit OF the prize
act; but whether stood on its is, oug h
10 pass as an act OF both justice and libersiy.
MIR. Hardin addressed the House in long and very
earnest opposition 10 the BILL He went into the legal
question, whether the Philadelphia by the capture Tor
the purpose OF destruction, became the property of Com.
modore DECATUR and insisted the negative OF that aues
ton; in support OF which he quoted legal authorities
On motion Of Mr.. Hubbard, the committee then rose
and reported the bills which had been acted upon Some
Oh mese were passed; one postponed; and the conn H.
zee had leave TO sit again upon Mrs Decaiurs till and
one Tor the relief OF W. 5. Fleming
The House then, motion of Mr.. WAYNE slspentop
the rule Tor The purpose yes l5 r, ceiv ed mo-
ton TO adjourn over; and, thercupon,
Adjourned to Monday