Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-10

erred to the Committee Finance, and ordered to be
printed
Mr. Poindex'er gave notice that ne would to-m
ask leave bring in bill provide the meeting Of
December next
MIR. Wright offered the following resolutions; which lies
day the table:
ed inquire iuto the justice and expedency Of providing
| by law Tor the pay aud mileage OF the Ho" Elisha K
Po HON the OF the present session OF
Congress up to the OF The final decision OF the
for seat in the Senate between the said Potter and the
Hon. Asher Robbins the rate OF pay allows ed TO the
me MIXERS Of the Senate.
TIE FIRST Of the joint resolutions submitted by Mr. Clay
condo inning the removal oil the public moneys from the
Bank the United States. taken up the general
order its third rea'ng aud was passed without di
vision.
The second Of the joint resolutions. requiring the
ration OF the public poses 10 the Bank,
iered and. alter some remarks from Mesrs King, OF
Georgia, Preston, Forsy tn, and Benton,
| Mr. "cKean said he would say word before the
taken Alter all that had been said both and OF
Congress about dist six mon his this was the first
aud only opportunity afforded any Senator Tor
proposition savorng OF relief aud whout having chang
ed his opinions in the least in reference the Whole sub
Ieci, he tended for this esoluioD bee
he believed would produce essential relief but because
vast majority OF his constituents mo had spoken the
subject had complained OF dep distress, and express
confident belief that restoration OF the depos es will
grant relief This had been confined alone the OPP
ponens of the Adniuis alton He considered ques
toa Of expediency, and hch he presumed
ny OF his constituent could Judge Of correctly than
HIMSELF and he did not isel himself liberty oppose
their will
The question was then taken the passage Of tho
solution, and decided q follows:
Yeas-Messrs Bell, Bib, Black Calhoun. Clay, Clay
ton, Ewing, Frelinghu,sen, Kent, Knight Leigh. Me-
Kean, Mangnm, auain Poindexter, Porter, Premise
Preston, Robbins, silsbee si Southland sprague, Swift
4 Tomlinson, Tyler Wsggsmau, Wehster-2S
.Ndys-Messrs. Benton, Brown. Forsyth, Grundy, HILL
Kane. King. Gala King Geo. Linn. Morris. Robinson
Shepry, Upton, White wilkins wrght-l6.
30 the resolutions both passed, aud sent 10 the
House OF Representatives for concurrence.
The Senate then proceeded to consider the bill in Com
nitiee OF the Whole TO settle aud establish the northern
boundary line OF Ohio.
The bill was explained by Mr.. Clayton. and, after
few remarks from Mr. Kane, who wished Tor time
Tor consideration,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
MIR. Mercer from the Committee u Roads and Ca
nals reported the following resolution, which agreed
Resoired, That commune stion received through the
Chairman OF the Committee on Roads and Canals, from
A. C. Flagg, Esq OF New York. be added to the Appen
dix OF the Report No -,snd tina, the pa's aecomPa-
reduced TO one and make part OF that essay, which is
designed to illustrate
MIR. f. Everett, from the Joint Committee OH the Ii.
brary, reported the following joint resolution:
RESOLVED by the Senate and House Of Representatives
copies of The selection OF the Diplomatic Correspondence
OF the United Stes between the peace OF 1883 and the
4,h Of March, 1882 published in virtue Of OF the
9th OF May, 1892 in continuation OF the Diplomatic Cor
respondence Of the Revolution be distributed disposed
Of under the direction oil the Joint Library Committee in
the manner following, viz:
To each person who received copy of the Diplomatic
Correspondence of the Revolution aud who shall apply
10 Slefk oil House oil Representatives the
,inuation OF the same copy.
To the Library of each Institution to which copy of
the same sent one copy.
To Jared Sparks, Edi OF the Diplomatic Core
dence oil the Revolution, one copy.
To Edward Livingston under whose direction, as Sc
creary of State, the selection Aforesaid made,
SEC. 2. Be it further Resolued That twenty five CO.
pies the work aforesaid and OF any work or works
printed by order the expense of the United States
shall be placed at the disposition OF the Joint Library Com
mttee, TO be by them disposed OF in donations
to the Library Of Congress-
ihe resuuion road twice, and the question being
| OH lis engrcssnen tor a third re- aiding,
MIR. Mckay inquired il there would be euffcie nj
number oil copies TO TO each person who
S.'"1d the diniomac correspondence published by Mr.
Mr.. L Everett replied that there would not only be
enough, but that there would be surpIu' Which 10
be de posted ia the l.ibrsry oil Congress.
MIR. Clayton remarked, hai, il il intended TO have
these books distributed among the members of Congress
Sparks correspondence had BEEN lie oppose the
resolution, aud call Tor the Yeas and Nays the question
OF engrossmeht.
MIR. f. Everett replied, that a. they were connua-
on OF the Diplomatic Correspondence, pub isbed by
der OF Congress, they be distributed 10 those
persons 10 whom Congress had ordered the former part
Of HE work TO bo given.
i The Yeas .nd Nays having been ordered,
Mr.. Stewart inquired ii this work already pub
lshed and lying at he State Department for distributions
Mr. r. Everett responding i'll the affirmative,
The question Oh the engros'meut was then put, and de
cided III the affirmative; Yeas ITO, Nays 81.
So the resolution was ordered 10 be .ngrossed Tor a
third reading Tomorrow.
The House the conder OF reports OF
KENTUCKY ELECTION.
Mr. Lane, who had the floor from the previous d. v,
rose and sdd that, IL had been minated him that
the friends OF the gentlemen who personally interest
ed desired TO have vote taken The main question, he
was willing, for the sake OF that Object to waive his
right, aud abstain, present, from making any re.
| marks.
The original question before the House being on the fol-
| low ing anendmIen Mt moved by MIR. Banks, viz:
THAT the votes OF Eli Williams and w. Dawson, of
Andes county, aud those OF William Conner Charles
Welsh, Montgomery VanlandDgham, Joseph Murrain,
Anderson Hule Hickman Evans, Henry Wood, and
Richard White, OF 5esssmine county, be counted Ro.
bert z. Letcher."
as relates TO the oi Eli Williams Wade DAw
!
Mr.. Parker proposed 10 modify ii by inserting
in substance rejected because there evidence
their being known"
The Speaker said this amendment would not apply 10
the question las TO Williams Dawsou) now before the
House.
Mr. Marshall suggested tina, il should be slaied-'lhey
were cceh by The Committee because these persons
were Provedby The Sheriff, the Deputy Sheriff., and Others
TO he unknown 10 them"
! Mr. Banks accepted the amendment proposed by
Mr. Parker, aud made further verbal
TO II.
Tie question the amendment, as modified, having
been then put
Mr.. Jones reviewed. length. the arg un,e nts used
planned and defended the views OF the Committee in re-
jecnng them, the Of which he replied 10 the ar
gument yesterday urged by
Mr. j. O. Adams, who replied. aud defended the position
he had before taken.
MIR Sutherland protesting himself satisfied tat these