Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23
IN SENATE.
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IN SENATE.
.Eoiday, January 20.
MIR F,elinehnyse" pre- ted Certain ,esolu OF the
Legislature II New Jeney, expre.. ng ,pnioAs iavora.
oil the " States read aud laii the table add Oh mo.
ton Mr. Hill. ordered 10 be printed
BY Mr.. Chsmbers,
Resoired That the Committee on tho District of Co.
umo'a be instructed to inquire into the expectancy Of
con n"'ng the Improvement OF Pennsy from
tue Executive offices To Georgetown
By MIR. Benton,
That the Secretary Of the Tie sury he directed to in.
''u the Senate, provided any inorston in his power
VI possession VIII enable him To give the he
Their the Government Die. Of the hank of The Uni
ted States Tor the year 1885, have continued to sc as
Directors for the yesr 1884,
BY Mr.. White,
Resooed That the Secretary of Var be- and he hereby
vs. requested TO furnish to the Senate of the
number oil Indians that wprobabiy emgrste during the
present gear, from the couttry now occupied by the
Creeks To the country assigned them wet the liver
ssssippi; aud also a detailed estimate of the sums of mn
"y winch may be necessary during the present year
comply with the various s;ipulaons OF the treaty made
with the Greek Indians
Mr.. Webster presented series Of Resolutions AZ
large meeting of citizens OF Boston, regard past
and state OF the country the cause and
remedy Of the present distress; OH which he
made the remarks which I've had designed to make TODAY
Oh the Resolution ii Mr. Clay Tor delay Of the
OF revenue bOnds--(Wr. Websters speech in the neri
Enqurer.3
Messrs. Calhoun and Rves entered into an explanatory
discussion chiefly in relation TO the remarks OF AIR. C. ia
Mr. Ewing addressed The Senate the removal of the
public deposies; aud before he had concluded,
On moton OF Mr.. Smith, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House assembled at IL o'clock.
Petitions and memorials were presented by Messrs Ka-
yanagh OF Maine; Beam aml Harper Of New Hampshire;
j. o. Adams, Gorham memorial from the citizens Of Bos.
tom OH the currency OF the country which W ordered 10
he printed, Grennell, Read and Everett of Massachusetts
Du'ee j. Pearce oil X Island; Sade, Hall and De,nng OF
w.; Bockee, Hazei,ine, III more, Fuller, GilIeu athe.
way, Hard, Taylor, Adams, BeardsIey, Whalon Ward
well OF NJ York; Dckerson of N Jersey Bnney, Clark,
Kpnno
art, Gabrath, Sutherland, Bird, wamough, Harper "a
memorial from the Board OF Trade OF philadelpha which
Delaware; A'kim aud Heath of Maryiand: Chinn. Pat
ten Fulton. Wise Archer, the Speaker Beae OF Vr.
gina; speght aud DebeTy OF N: Csroina Wayne aud
Clayton OF Georgia; Pope Beatty, Haines Johnson LYON
aud Chiffon oil Kentucky; Sader, Bell Lee OF Ten
nessee Patterson, spangler Allen, Leaviu and eb.ter
OF Ohio; White OF Louisiana; Ewing Carr M'artv am,
Kennad of Indiana piunmer OF Mississippi; Duncan Of
Illinois; lay. Dixon ii. Lewis and Murphy Of Alabama
Ashley and Bu Sewer Of Arkansas; White OF Florida
On motion OF r. ID. White,
Resoioed, hat the Committee of Ways and Means be
directed TO inquire into the expedency Of making an
Tor enclosing the LOT of the Custom House and
Federal Court ia New Oleuns aud providing the indis.
pensable accommodations.
On motion OF Mr.. White
Hesotued, That the tonn,tee the Judiciary be in.
sucted to inquire into the expedency of u, ovidny bv
law for Surveying and marking the boundary line
the State Of Georgia and the Territory OF Florida.
On motion OF MIR. McCaty,
Ifesotred fhat the Committee Roads and Canals
DE instructed 10 enquire into the rXpediency of an an
Precipitation in money or grant OF lands to he applied to
The opening oil road through the public lands from the
rapids I'll Irand river in Michigan Territory by Fort
Wayne, Winchester, CenterviIe and ConnersviIie TO
LAHienceourgh IN Indiana and OF like appropriation for
s'' Gl%sS: 6 lin in Michigan Terri ri
oy upon The principles Of bill reported TO this House
No 2iO, uPonthis su6ec the first session of the It
gess and mat The memorials ofhe Legislature of Indiana
IN reference TO s subject heretofore present d. and
"e MES OF the i.u'e, be referred TO said committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Lane,
hfso'ea, That the Committee Post Offices and Post
Hsnf n. ms Ipt
tablshing Post Rou'e from fawrencebure In die co,,n
OF Dearborn to the town OF Versailles 10 the county Of
Ripley, in the same State ~
On motion Of Mr.. McKim
heSotoed' That the Committee en- Military Affairs be
instructed to inquire into the expedency OF making an
appropriation Tor the of the Works ~ The
h's and second class projected by the Board NJ Ena
Tor The defence OF the river Paspsco and the Civ of Bal
tifROrc- ~ " "
posies. '' Ne
MIR. s. Jones, who had the floor, spoke unit, o'clock
wheh he gave way to motion Tor adjournment.
Mr. Jones has still the floor.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 81
CoNGREss-in the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Webster
presented series oi resoutons passed AZ large assemble
OF czens OF Boston, expressing opinions i'm regard q, 49,
ahd present business, and the CONNIE rcia and fnanc;
OF 'e coanlry' aschbing the distress Il,
ENec'Ne ac'on, ana designating the only ef,ciual
remedy The restoration OF the public deposites Mr.
Webster briefly and mprehensvely expressed his almost
entire accordance with the sentme nls aimed i'm the 70
solutions; made the remarks which he had des;anJ =.
make on Mr. Cisy's resolution for aiodinp uresept rct
and without going into discussion or argument, nrof.sb
only 10 exhibit his own views and sentiments
Mr calhoun and Mr. Rives had short discussion
emery III reference 10 Mr. Cs remarks in 1876 made in
relation to The old u s. Bank, which Mr. r. had quoted
10 sustain the late reinoyas OF the depo.ifes.
Mr. Ewing then addressed the Senate on the removal If
'ne uePos''e+ ana before he had concluded the Senate
adjournej.- Telegraph. 'o"''e
~ PHiLADELPHiA, Jan 1s
HE FIRST CoNGRpsstoNAi. DISTRICT The a mi.
Bank meeting to lie held the Commissioners, Hall
souh" ark, on Monday evening by the democrats ci
zens OF Tie First District, will 10 lou't he te,n, ndon,
one Appended 10 he CALL may be seen the names If
many OF The mo| influential democrats of the district,
men VINO nave stood by the people against heavier odds
oah ave Row brought INFO the field, ADD who are neither
10 DC pat do"n ny f'ir words denmncarions The
OF opinion WIN lie sroDg and cied the cause
OF te pressure viii be handled bout gloves and Inc
enec, VIII be TO slight up the fires ii,e hill tops"-
nc eau " ndhtesteh TO Tho