Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-28
Congress.--Ist Sess.
Thursday, January %.
IN SEN ATE

message was received from the House of Represen-
taves, asking conference the subject of the di.s-
greeting votes OF the two Houses relative to the amend
ment OF the Senate 10 the bill making appropriations in
part for the support of Government for the wear 1884
aud stating that the House had appointed managers on
their part.
Mr. Webster said, it appeared, by the message that
the tiouse simply asked conference without having in
sisted on its disagree The amendment of the Sc
nate lie thought The were at all within PsrI,
mentdry usage, conference would not be declined by
the Senate. But, as the House had not insisted on its
h'sagreement, Tie most proper course would be refer
the message 10 aConsmlee who could refer TO the pre-
cehehts III such cases. and report the Senate
row The last case of the kind which came before the
Senate was one in which the House had disagreed to an
amendment OF the Senate and conference had be en- re-
fused ny the latter In accordance with the courtesy
which had hitherto, and ought TO regulate the
between the Two Houses Of Congress, MFR w. thought
the best course would he the message 10 the Coin.
'ee on nance, and made motion TO that effect which
was carried.
The Chair communicated the proceedings Of meeting
OF numerous body Of ciiqshs al Cincinnati Ohio con.
dem'iOg the removal Of the public deposifes from the
SANK OF me Ohited States, snd praying for their fesora
on which was referred 10 the Committee on Finance
Mr.. Benton presented letter Gron Benj amin Phillips
stating het be VI d discovered mode OF guarding ainst
The explosion OF boilers by steam thssnliu9 the
highest pressure Of steam be Hsed and asking that he NAV
be summoned before Committee of the Senate and no
ny them examined in order that his discovery may he
put to The seveFes test. Referred the Committee ON
Naval Affairs. "
Mr.. Mangum presented The memorial Of a oumetou.
and respectable body Of citizens Of the State OF North
Carolina complaining Of the evils occsston, bv The do
rHhged state OF e pecunisry affairs Of the country Ic
hey ascbe TO the removal of the publ depos les from
The Bank OF the United States, PRAYING for T. inter
position OF Congress for speedy restoration of them In
st institution. Referred 10 the Committee on Finance
Mr.. 1iPion gave notice that he would ton orrow ak
leave 10 Introduce bill to enable tlie people OF the Ter.
noty OF hehgsn TO form % Constitution and State Go.
verhnIeut.
Mr.. Hendricks, from the Committee on Roads and Ca.
nails, 10 which referred the memorial Of The General
assembly OF the Territory OF Arkansas, reported bill
making additional appropriations Tor lie completion OF
me road fon Memphis TO Ihe Rack, in that Territofy
vi Itch was read, and ordered TO second reading.
ME- Upton submitted the following resolutions
Hes0ioed, That The Committee Public Lands be i'm
strueied TO inquire into The expedency of removing the
once OF Surveyor GsuersI Of e Land District con,pos.
en oI lie STATES Of Ohio, Indiana, aud the Michigan Ter
ory' 70 point more convenient the cOuotfy now re.
m'hng 70 be surveyei, than that which said Office s
oow seP' aud ihat said Committee also INQUIRE ino the
eHPeut"cy OF allowing Office lse Surveyor Gene
% ai OF an appropriation to purchase an iron chest for
e S nkeeP"g OF the public moneys received at the
Lana once al Lapori, Indiana.
HesoiUed, nat The Commissioner Of the General and
once he directed 10 report TO the Senate yyhat nroorss
any, has been made in yng aud preparing fo1 s.Is
The lands acquired by purchase from tie poa,y
Indians, ~ The State OF Indiana; and that he report lire
number OF Surveyors, and Deputy Surveyors tat have
Deen engaged ia that work, with their names snd resi-
dence. w. "
Hesoiced, Thsthe Commissioners Of the General Land
once be directed to inform the Senate what progress has
been made 10 connecting the surveys the Public Lands