Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13

Kay; and defended by Messrs. CHM and Archer; and
The res, OF the day was occupied by long and ,.,,
sofy debate on the appropriations Tor new custom
AZ New London, Miiietown, New Bedford. and New
nprypor', aud warehouse Baltimore. The a,prop,ia
lions Tor III objects opposed by M.ss
Mch.y, Pesrce, i'disy-, Everett, and others and de.
iv,"eu oy the n,eSetS slhn whose districts the
ini,iee OF Ways aud Means " '"e ~o'"
They were all finally concurredin.
- ne amendments reported by the Conru;ee NJ The
mole having been goue through WITH the House pro
eeeded to those which had beef offered by
rejected; when Mr. Vance moved again IN. H., Of liens
Tor the retrench,nent OF salaries. nav of Me,h,. s
Ne had offered in Committees but before any pro.
Brsss was made in con- derng them ~
" a 40 House adjourned
49, Thursday, Nays
S. In SENATE
mr.. name rose aud said he had been peeedy alb.
"nen 'he vote was taken yesterday on the rcolu
u9ns submitted by the Senators from Mi,.ss,ni and
4 s&enuesy, with the amendment OF the Senator from
o"" Saio"na' Tie asked TO be permitted 20 record his
voe ON these resolutions; aud, at the sams lime remark
so' mat whenever sinilsr Indulgence should be re-
4qested by any Senator, provided the question should
NUN uncha'ged' he, Toe one, would cheeriuly accede
p, Mr.. Clayton observed. that he should have no oh
70 'cugiug the Senator from Illinois were il no,
'"e soailon ot an established rule. When the hill
commonly called the Force Bill was passed two or he.
E e,nen were absent. who the next morning, asked
"se 20 record Their votes in opposition TO IL. He suy
kfsed these reasons for accedng TO the rentlem.,
ques', though he did not believe it be matter of
.4por'snce, as the vote could not vary the result
Mr. Moore said, he remembered that he was nm. of
,,is who having been accidentally .ent hen
Iv.e was ,aSen ON the Force Bill anxious to re-
.'e" 'oes against II, and refused the urvile o
DONG So He was, however, not lar abon, TIC
%er, though he thought the request ought not 10 be
as u would be violation OF an established rrI.
the Senate adopted the motion OF the Senator f ~
'fnois, he should make similar motion 10 record IL
9"es ION AIKEN when he was Unexpectedly absent
division. " ''Jee'eu "ihouta
- y o pen,on presented memorial signed by upwards
OF 1000 citizens OF Boston, opposed IN The r..,f;
Bank Of The Iru;, -
70 the re charter of the Bank; and after Iscns q;
VS. teterred and ordered 10 be printed.
Mr' Clayton who voted with the m,;o,;,y ~, H., -
j3son OF 'ne motion OF Mr. Kane, allow him 10 record
sidcraon we sssou'ons OF yesterday, moved recon-
OF NE vote tsken, tina, mo,ion Mr. Moore
~Ihara~ng HE opposition it, and after slight dscn
ana GiSon les's. Clayton, Moore, Ewing, Preston
"" .a'honn The Senate refused to re- consider the GOT,
A. Va motion OF MIR. Headrcks tho Senate nroceeIsS :,
T oil The bin for the continuation Of The
0umoerand Road Yeas 10, NAYS 10 " '''
, Mr. Hendricks moved 10 amend the hill, bv s,;.,
\ Ar " Soos,ioo and inserting S652i
viii prs.na w4' IN which Messrs. Hendricks, For
Mr. swift submitted amendment To- H.
A a' as soon as tie sums appropriated by this act
na De expended, the road shall be snrre ~ th
states through which passes, and that The United So,
sna not oe subjected thereafter any further expense on
his amendment then carried without n division
and the question being ON the amendment az aend
cd, was carried whereupon the bill was ordered to be
1engrossed-yeas 81, nays l3, as follows: - "
feds-M essrs. Benton, Ewing, Freiinpbuvsen 6,.,
ny, nen1ficks hnne Kent, Linn, Mexican, Pondexter
rofer, pren,iss Robbins, silsbee smith, Southland Swif
iaImadge, Iipion, Tomlinson, Webster 2I
INays-Messrs. Black, Brown, FORSYTH, lin. KING ot
ga, King oil Georgia, Leigh, Moore, Naudain Preston
Shcpley, Tyler, Whiie-I3. "'
On motion OF MIR. Pondex,er the Senate tool -, a..
Nh aunozog the accomplishment of the 10Th sections of
fuo'ic Lands granted for the Schools aud the To-
cation OF other lands in lieu thereof the hin bn %
Mr. Pondexter ~ ' o' i"oaoh oil
layton having suggested that this BILL being an
wOnl
cussion ut late hour in the day, tn there ~
i've business requiring Ihe action OF the Senate
Mr Poindexter moved to e-coismit the hi,i - N
No"tee on iubllc Lands; which motion was agreed IN
on motion OF Mr.. Clayton, the Senate proceeded 10
doors o. Executive bnsiness and when the
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Aier The usual morning business
ne Rouse proceeded 60 The consideration of the re-
so'uuoh submitted ny Mr. Mardis, the pubc
dePosites, with the amendment proposed by Mr. Crwi
In lieu thereof - ' No'"'"
the expiration OF the hour, when he was sgsin ohJ r.,
suspend hem before getting through what he had "a sac
n hnouon OF MIR Polk, the House proceeded 10 the or
der OF the day, being ' "
THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
rue question: oeing on the reirenehment amendment
moved by MIR. Vance yesterday,
Mr. Vance took the floor ia support and s--i.,; =,
inc uesBn oil his amendnent and in the course o he
remarks went into some comparative sfateme ns on The
istration. f """'"
He was followed by Mr. w,rdven of New York
~"o Warmly opposed Inc amendment "A doing great in
justice 10 the Officers of Government especsIly tboS
residing in Washington, where prices OF ali the ~
lille had rather advanced than declined Mr. w col,
not believe the alleged appreciation the value of nonv
generally. - " 'o"ey
Mr. Leaviit of Ohio, also opposed the amendment, and
went at large into defence OF the Administrators on
the subject Of its expenditures. "
Mr.. Vance made replication. In which h. insisted
on the accuracy OF his former statements of s,,s,icaI
KIND, aud advefed TO the decline of prices of the sn
productions OF the Western country since the removal Of
the deposites. wv '' al VI
MIR. Bates Of Mass, supported the amendment and
argued on The equity OF reducing salaries hen the vain
Of all the property of the country been so greatly re-
duced. " s'e'"y re-
MT miller, oil Pennsylvania replied TO SIR Vance
denying The general reduction OF prices and sdve,,, =,
some OF the Of the increased nendu,ss Of
Administration. W '"'S
alr. Ewing, Of Indiana advocated she nnena,.r,
"hien ne insisted was right in time, place and ccun,
stances re mentioned the great de precation Of nrcas
anu touched on other topics connected with The general
subject Wv se"S'"
Mr.. Byoum warmly defended the courss ~ H.. A.,
mnistraon and eulogized lle President az bav;n az
hiied his pledges 10 the south in putting Iown In,.
improvements, the Tariff aud the Bank Of The United
States. " "'o Onl'eu
Mr. Lincoln expressed bic appreciation Of soma Items
OF the amendment, but whole he would vote
Mr Chiffon replied 10 Mr. Bynun, and referred 70
pledges given ia the west by the President In avor o
ternaI improvements and The TsriR -"
The debate further continued
MT Harper moved the Previous 0uesfon bn, t,i.o
"nlre" ~ from regret at the necessity OF cuting off All
remaining amendments; but, finding that the debate
renewed he moved IL third rne-but the House rsin
90 70 sustain the motion; Ayes 81, Noes I0I
The House then Adjourned.
F,idoy, May 0.