Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-03

reported from the Committee OF E<cons declaring Thos
r. Moore 10 be entitled In this House. from the
nun congressional district OF Kentucky The question
being on the amendment offered substitute by Mr.
Banks mat The votes given In Carrad county before 10
CLOCK on he hrst day OF the election while Moses Grant.
E'q acted as one OF the Judges and the given on
the srcond day. In the absence the Sheriff. ought TO be
eo.9'e" IN a-ee'si""g the result, OF the slee,ion.
MIR. Nandeipoei, member of the Committee Of Elec.
o"' TOOK he f'cr snd spoke at length ia suppo,
views Of the Committee, aud in reply the arg un. a, Of
Tue gentleman lion Psnnsy lvsnis (aIr Binnev)
MIR. Poe followed in opposition 10 the amendment
Upon the Cons ution ke utucky lac commanded
ha .hr three votes Of deal aud du"b persons allowed Mr.
Lee,er la ie report oil the Couilee GUY t 10, 10 have
heen c"une' Those Theological students at Dsnvillc
Who had no o"imus n'omen voters at he
place oi their education. These posi- iis Mr. o. argued
and illustrated by The practice Of Tie State lie supported
The views al The Committee in the rejection Of the vote.
."ken a, Leicester, reiered 10 ia the a,
length.
MIR. A. Davis spoke, at some length in opposition TO
the views oil the m.joy OF the committee AID in s,u,
(Mr. Popc.) ani oilers ~
Mr. Jone-, OF Ca offered the following anenhm- at Ia
Tie amendment Offered by Mr. Banks, which is in these
THAT all the legal which were received in Ian.
caster. Garr"d county whilst hIoses Grant Esq acted
az one oil the juig he first morning OF the election
l" August lag, aud those OF like character given on the
second das OF the e con. in the casu sb,ence of the
the ei-c,cn."
Strike out illegal" aud insert "qusGed" vc,ers and
srihe o.t lac word 'casuai''
las object vas he said, bring fairly b. The House.
me question which the gentleman from Pennsy vsnia
tair Banks) wished TO present. II the votes were legal
hey ought TO be counted. aud il they legal they
ought not to lie counted II ike voters were qualified
according TO The law oil Kentucky, they were legal He
ao repi ei % The argument of the gentleman irom Ken
lucky. (Mr. Davi.)
! When Mr j. had concluded. the House adjourned
Thursday. .Hny 2s. 1894
IN SENATE.
The resolution offered by ponde xier day or two
since, was taken up and agreed TO.
The reCiu submitted the dav before yeser,iav bv
W. Preston, ON the subject OF pensions taken up
on his inoton when MIR. p. addressed the Senate in a
se'ies o. statistical remarks Tor the purpoe of
mat the number OF penson, the pension Books are
m greater than the number OF The survivors II a. Reyo
lutionsry according all the tables OF lone cv,tv and
all statistical principles AS he msde constant reference
tabular statements, in the Of his observations,
not PR cicabe TO give any accurate report the me-
ment. 49,
After going through his tables Mr.. p. concluded with
expressing his wish To accuracy TO the of
psnsons aud with declaring tina, he .oud follow up ,h.
resolution with motion To print The list of pensioners
Mr.: Preston was followed, in reply, by Mr.. Webster
MIR. Freingluysen: Mr. Sp'ague, Mr.. Ewing. MIR. Cham
oe.s ar wright, MIR. Forsyth and Mr.. Calhoun.
MT treiinghuysen moved TO anne nd the resolution by
including The words she State or Continental line in
which 'hey served which wac accepted modification
MIR Chambers moved 10 end the resolution, by add
ing Tie following words; aud the amendment was accept
ed as a modihc alton by Mr. Preston;
ANA that lie be also direct report the Senate the
regulations adopted at the War Department relating TO the
| act OF Z h June 1882" " VIC
Alter discussions which continued until half past three
o motion OF Mr. Forsyth, the resolution laid on the
'aoie Tor the present, the mover asserting.
lhe ioio~ing copy Of the resolution as nom n,od-
ned, AMI depending in the Senate:
ResOiced, That the Secretary of ar renort IN tho
nate statement showing the names Of the ueuson
rrs who Gle now, have been oore ON
he pension rolls designating their rank annual allow
A"ce, me sums which The have the Ia
under winch their pensions have zen granted the State
or Continental line IN which they served the date when
placed upon the rcli their ages States and conn
es III "hich they severaiiy reside; also the names OF
The pension agents who have received
SUCH and The amount Of such and the ae
ue' "meh II was allowed; the names OF the ellen ks no
are anu have ben, employ ell in the Pension Office and
inc sums PAID them az compensation, With state me mt OF
The aggregate paid in each State and an aggregate
statement OF the whole disbursed on account Of
'ons and that ne be also directed TO report Senate
, W J, g, Peu AZ e War Department, relating
"e proofs necessary to eutiie viaiuanis IA IN, e,
the act OF the 7ih June, 1882 w oe"eN' u
. Inc Char communicated report from the Postmaster
Sehera containing list OF the OF Lass wear: which
was ordered TO be referred and printed.
On motion OF Mr. Clayton.
The Senate then proce the consideration of Ex.cu
i've business aud, aer remaining lime with closed
The Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MI " Adams obtained The nous come nt of The
House 10 submit the following resolutions:
Hescred, That The Seiec, Committee OF dis House sp-
pointed on ihe f'b al April las, 10 investigate The pro
ceedngs OF the Bank OF the United States be
from The further consideration OF the subject referred 10
! therein: "
ResOred, That in the transactions of The said Commi,
lee win The President aud Directors Of The Bank Of the
o,eo oales asset forth inthe Reports of the Committee
anu III Tue Correspondence xed the same no con
tempt OF the lawful authority OF this House has be offered
by The said President and Directors the Bank or by
Of them ' " - "J
heso'ued That any order OF this House 10 the
az Arms 10 arrest and bring TO the bar House the
PRESIDENT and Directors Of the Bank of the United STATES
or any one OF them, TO for ged conempt Of
me su,hoiy oi the House, proposed by the une
resolution offered by the Re port Majority OF The sail
Seiect Committee, wodd be artrarv
snd oppressive abuse OF power -
Mr. A said il his nfe non 10 ntonosa ,,esa r.so,
uons as substitute tor those reported by the tnsortv
The Committee appointed inves,ig ate the affairs of tho
Bank oi The United States when the reports should
up for consider ration.
On motion OF Mr. A. the resolutions were ordered 10 be
printed. " "
The House then took up the Joint resolution submit
by Mr. Boon, fixing the 16 June for the Adjournment
OF Congress.
Mr.. Polk said, although he felt ihs, was lime 70 f
Tie state OF business before the House The day named
was too early He had on the former oceasion lr
posPcnenen oil tie conside Of ihis subject undcr
me hope That III The mean time they would have made
some progress IN the mportsn me asures be te ,hen
But, ~ that time, rcarceiy any OF public Importance
had been csposeG Of with the exception Of The Till
making foreign silver coins legal tender. The an.
preparation iils Tor Indian sDDuiie il tue had be-
ordered TO be engfosssd Ter third reading: those for a
Hsrlors, and the Cumberland Road, were in state Of
oi wardress that for the aud repair Of For
hcaiions was in the Committee the hole ON e
OF Tie Cnon: 80 that IL would take great while In
dispose OF them all The bill 10 regulate The deposies In
Tue State Banks, IL was his design 10 cali up
hirr htse shall have beendisposed o And having the
10 ia" view, he was constr aiued, although snxious Tor adj
Journnept, 10 say, that The could no., nh .ae, IN
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