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

r fo'ndex'er then expressed hope that the question
would be immediately taken, and without debate.
Mr. Wright asked los tho Yeas and Nays, and they
were ordered. ~
MIR Wright said, he did moi feel bound 10 saw .n.,e
word that would excite debate nor did he intend 10 pro
pose any amendment because he thought IL better to TAX,
the question propose by the Select Conmes In ,,sir
resolution This resolution affirmed that Mi Robbins had
been duly elected Senator OF the United States and n
eonsurred IN by the Senate the question is at once set
"en. H. therefore, he proposed 10 amend the resolution
so as to make II read that Mr. Robbins is not elected aud
Tue sneedment should prevail. the question rsed
wouid be, whether Mr. Potter has been elected. Con.
sequeny he would prefer taking the question on the
solution as reported by the conm tee.
he question was then taken, aud decided in the affirm
alive, as follows:
leas--Messrs. Bell, Bib. Calhoun. Chambers. Ciav
Tsy,o", Ewing Frel"ghuy.en. Hendricks. Ken, Knight,
prescn S,-bee Saith, Souhsrd sprsgue Swift, Tp,u,.
ionin.on. wsggaman, wshs,er--27
- "oss-Messs Benton, Brow n Forsyth, Grundy, HIM.
hanr Mug oil Ala, King OF Geo. Linn, Morris, Ru,in
SOU shepley, Tallms'ge, White, Wilkins, wrlgh-lG
AMENpMENrs OF CONSTITUTIONS
he Senate then proceeded to the next special order
being the resolutions offered by Mr. Bbb amendatory of
the Constitution. on the subject Of the election Of pIes
dent aud Vice President
MT bioo then made some remarks in support OF his re-
solutions, and IN explanation OF his views Alter pro
ceed'ng few minutes, lie gave way, and
va motion oil Afr. Msngun.
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MT Patton, IRON The Committee Naval Affairs
hsde an unavorabe report the petition OF Abel (ryys
On motion Of Mr.. Patton tbs Committee on Naval
nn'irs was discharged from the further consideration Of
Mr. Bell. from the Committee OIL the Judiciary re.
ported the agreement of said committee to the amend.
meni oil The Senate TO the bill entitled An act to revive
anu amend an act Tor the relief Of certain
ors OF the United States passed the I'd OF 1881
and IAN act la addition thereto passed on Ia. ll ay
oiJuiy 1882 which amendment as cad, and concured
In Ivy the House.
MIR. Bell, from the same committee reported mi,hou,
amendment, the bill from the Senate entitled An &C, in
aauiion 10 the act more ecuay provide for the pun.
shnent OF certain crimes against the United States and
Tor other puiposes, approved March 3D. 1885, and
he further consideration OF said bill postponed until
Tomorrow
MIR. "aimough said as he had given notice Of an in
ehon win The permission Of the House, IN the
Dii requisite The pay in the naval service the United
states he would ask that should be taken up aud con.
sdered This day II not the subject was one OF para
mount Importance he hoped that spe cihc day woud he
liked Tor having IL taken UP.
Objections having been made
MIR. W. said he would, Tor the present po,tnone hi,
intention oil calling up The bill.
BANK REPORTS
MT Miller asked the unanimous consen MT of the House
20 sse up the motion submitted by him for the printing
$4,000 extra copies OF the Reports pre.e
oy The majority aud minority the Committee appointed
10 investigate the affairs Of the Bank vi the United States
Objections having been made
Mr. Miller moved suspension OF the rule; which mo
ton prevailed.
Aud The resolution having been taken up
hr Briggs moved as an amendment. that the two Re
pendix o the whole 800 " ~
mr.. Miller having declined accept this as a modi6
cauon OF his motion, debate here aruse in icI nam
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manner in which the Reports had already published
&c. aud touching in some degree the nle OF the Two
Reports, sc.
In the course Of the Debate Mr. Miller accented the
amendment OF Mr. Briggs part of his motion, aud, in
the end, 30,0SG copies the were order
ed TO be prnt,d-Ayes 90. Noe. 50.
- Mr. Wise reported bill TO erect a marble column Al
Yorktown.
THE COMPUTATION WILL
was then taken up; and after debate in which all the
questions formerly were redi-cussed the ne nd
ing motion to reconsider the by which the bin had
Dee NM tinI
follows: yeas 76, nays l0I
SO The bill remains in Committee Of tho Whole on the
slate OF the Union.
was then iaken up aud the question being its pas
sage.
lions MAKING lie " So4s Of South Amerca lawful
der lay tale, under certain conditions.
Alter desuloiy debate
Mr. Boon moved the Previous Question: but the House
refused 10 second it--ayes 10, noes so.
Mr. Jones moved TO commit the bill TO a Committee nj
the Whole on the state o The Union with iusiruc lion,
which prevaiied-Yeas Sc. Nays 49,
ihe House immediately went into such Committees Mr.
Mr. White moved that the Committee rise aud re
port The bill according To the insiruc on; which wa.
sgtred 10.
The bill was then reported as amended.
Nir "he moved that The bill be engrossed and re al
third time immediately, which dom;
when The bill was passed and sent to The Senate
And then the House adjourned.
IN SENATE.
"Wednesday, May 2S 1884
message upon Executive business was received
from HE President If The United States by Mr. Donel.
son. his Private Secretary.
message was received from the House of Represen.
tslve by MIR. Franklin, their CLERK s,.ng that t,ev had
passed bill, regulating the value Of Foreign Coin In
"m'n 'hey asked the concurrence Of the Senate.
PETITIONS.
MT Chambers presented memorial from sundry ciii-
ze"' OF The second election district OF Frederick couny
Maryland, praying for restoration OF the deposites and
tie re-chsrfer Of the Bank the United Saies which
was referred 10 The Committee Finance aud ordered TO
be printed. "
Mr. Frelinghuysen presented moi iaIs from eli.
Zens OF NFw Je'sey demonstrating against the renew of
The patent OF John Ames paper nake which were
TO be printed
Mr. webster from the Committee on Finance renort,d
o'' houiJ ing The act regulating imports repeating 80
mueh OF " as relates 10 NE importation OF hard are
Per ana brass; which read passed to second re
and ordered together with the document TO be prn,J
Mr. Iomlinson. from The Committee on Pensions ed
10 ne discharged from the fun her consde alton of The
usn oi the Administrator of Robert Henry DYER: which
was agreed to. - ~
Mr. Tominson. from the same committee asked 10 he
discharged from the further of the ueo, oI
James Smith; which WAS concufred ia.
- REsToRhTIoN OF DEPosITrs
Mr. cay agreeaby TO notice given yesterday, asked
IeSvc 10 Introduce che following resolutions:
heSoiged. by The Senate and House If
II NE United States of dmerica ~ Congress osss0,bsJ
Ina The reasons communicated by the Secretary of le
treasury IN his report 10 Congress of the llth day of e
ceoer 1885, Tor the removal of the positss of IN. mo
nsy OF te " 8 ifom the Bank Of the u States and lis
branches, arc insufficient and unsatisfactory "
Htsoired fheTc0ye That all depostes of the monev NJ
ne Oh"ed States, "heb may accrue or be received on
snn aver The ", day Of July 1884. shall he made with