Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-29

No"'a Hu Ft uo GUAR winch was immediately . resumed by
Whole" "e
Ar. Boon moved to 10y this also on the table.
MIR, Gienpell demanded the yeas aud nays; which being
taken. stood az follows: yeas 81. nays SO. So The House
reused to lay the amendment ON the table.
DIR Adams again addressed the House AT considerable
length. aud wssreplied to by Mr.. Polk.
MIR. Briggs offered an anrndmeD,, stating that Mr.
SPe'sht h'd been III the Chair In the absence Of the
made.
The debate was further continued by Messr.. Lane,
Ev"n-' speisht' Mercei, Bynum. Fillmore, and Chiffon,
Mr. Harper moved to lay The s,nendnen, on the table.
Mt wilde moved an sdjo1inmen,, WHICH was ne.
The yeas and nay. being taken OH Mr. u,os,,. uo,ion
stood - yeas 9S. nays 90.
10 ,le House laid the second motion Of MIR. Adams ON
MIR. Il. NJ. johnson now asked leave to move the follow.
Ing resolution:
Rssoiced, Tha, the several Bills, viz:
Making appropriations tor the Civil aud Diplomatic ex.
pen-es oil Government Tor the year 1884;
MsNing appropriations for continuing the Cumberland
hosi III Ohio, Indiana, aud Illinois, aud repairing said
roal east vi the OHIO, aud continuing certain Ie,ri,ori.l
ro"is;
MHk'ng additional appropriations Tor The improvements OF
oi certain rivers
Making appropriations Tor the Indian Department.;
M'S'ng appropriations Tor Indian Aunuiies, and other
similar objects;
Making appropriations for certain For,ific atoms for the
year 1891;
BE the standing order of the dav for Thursday. IN. o4,l,
instsn', at IL O'Clock, and on each succeeding isy. Sa,ur.
Jays excepted, at the same hour. until said Bills shall lie
DISPOSED o.; and thai, ull The hour oil IL o'clock, on each
usy, The business OF the House shall proceed in the order
prescribed by the Rules OF he HOUSE; propidrd that il
s"s', 0 e ~ o,der to PreseD, memorials and petitions.
objection being made, MIR. j. moved Tor the suspension
OF The rule, TO allow him to make The mo ion.
Mr.. 'lh'on moved an adjournment, which was mega.
lived. %
The Yeas aud Nays being then taken, on su.pcndinp
The rules, tn admit MIR. Joinson's resolution to be novel
stood as follows: Yeas los. Nays 81.
mere h,t being two thirds as required, the rule was
not suspended.
The House then adjourned al half pas, four.
Thursday. .4prii ~.
IN SENATE
MIR. Chambers, by unanimous consent, submitted the
following JOINT resolution; which was read, aud passed TO a
second reading:
Resoirsd, By the Senate aud House Of peore seo,.,ives
o. 'e United States OF Aiuerica, in Congress assembled,
nh't the Commissioner OF Public Buildings cause the
ren"sy Wanna Avenue. from Capitol Hill to the Presidents
Square, TO he waiered, in such manner as 10 preyen, The
iicohveniences now experienced.
MI Grn,dy presented a memorial from The member. of
.o ., -, "a oar; praying that a law may be passed To
a',er W unes oi holding their Federal Court; which was
referred TO The Committee on the J Judiciary.
N'r; "eos'er said, he rose TO present a memorial from
'o"r hundred AMI ninety Of the farmers, mechanics,
aud traders OF the county OF Union. in the State of Penn.
syiVania. This memorial, said Mr.. Webster, coming
rom me centre oil a grea, and commanding State, and
ssneu' Is l believe 1t Is, by very respectable persons, is
well entitled TO consiLe ration. 1t cannot he supposed
uha'H mas Originated in any party feeling, as I understand
Tue county has been heretofore almost unanimous ia favor
OF the present. Chiri Magistrate. The memoriai.t. de.
clare that they are neither stack jo5bers specuiafoys. nor
""aetS on oo'fotctd capital; that their industry is their
capital; That their livelihood Is obtained by the labor of
uie'r h"'ids; that whatever affects the markets of phiia-
uelphia anu Baltimore necessarily air Gets them. that the
price oil wheat has fallen from a dollar N s.va,Iy. 6vo
Genus; that sales are dull and difficult TO be made. even
at that price; and that the effect of this state OF things.
OF" a community chiefly agricultural, cannot but be, and is
seriously distressing, sc. SC.
The memorial! was then read, referred 10 the COMMITTEE.
Oh Finance, and ordered 10 be printed.
hih Clayton presented the proce edings and resolutions
OF IA public meeting recently held la the county of
Kent, In the State OF Delaware, praying for the resiora-
uon oi ''e public money 10 the Bank OF the United States,
and Tor a re charter OF that institution; also. a memorial
s'Sne" ny 100 citlZens OF tile Same county, on the same
sHtject.
The memorial was then read, referred 10 the Committee
on + nance, and ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. Robbins presented lie memorial of citizens of
providence, in Rhode Island, agains, the removal OF the
deposites.
Mr.. Leigh presented the petition Of William Mann, OF
Virginia.
The Senate paEs1D.NTIAL PROTEST.
special ORDER beng the resolutions offered by Mr.. ioin-
dexter, as modified by Mr.. Clay.
Bibb-
Mr.. Kane addressed the Senate in defence of the Pro.
tie before 3 o'clock.
Mr. Bib then obtained the floor, but yielded it to Mr..
wilkins.
MIR. wilkins then moved TO postpone the consideration
oil the special order until tomorrow, aud to make it the
special order for io-nioI row..
The motion was agree ed TO-.
oh motion OF Mr.. ilkins, the Senate then proceeded
TO the consideration OF Executive business, and remained
Tor some time with closed doors.
~ han past 4, the doors were re.opened, wien
MIR. Hendricks offered the following resolutions; which
lies one day on the table:
ResoiUed. That for the remainder OF the present ses-
sion, the Fridays aud Saturdays Of each and every week
SHAH be devoted 10 the consideration ofbills,
MI SiisUee moved TO take up a bill 10 authorize the
Issuing a register TO the brig American, OF Savannah.
Mr.. Chambers moved that the Senate now adjourn;
which was negaiived.
The bill was then taken IN. acted on ,s in Committee
oil the Whole, reported without amendment, ordered 10 a
ihlId reading, and was then read a third time aud passed.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
ihe following bills were reported. viz BY MIR. Camp.
bell Il. White, a bill for the relief VI BENJAMIN He witt: bv
MIR. Grsyson, a bill Tor the relief of Thomas Dorniu: by
Mr.. Archer. from the Committee on Foreign Relations. a
bill to enable the Secretary of State 10 purchase the ma
pers and books oil General Washington; which b lis were
twice read and committed.
Committees were DISCHARGED from The folloyvino euh.
Jec;s, viz: The Committee on Indian Affairs from the
cases oil James Ross, Stephen Donohue. and George
Fischer the same Committee from the cases of John
Brown and James Brown; the same Committee from The
case OF VIM. McCuilers the Committee on the Post Oi.
fee aud Pos; Roads from the resolution respecting a
mail route from Milton, in the County of Ulster. aud Slate
OF New York, Westward by the turnpike, by way OF DO
dena and Young's Post Office, 10 TutheiI. and from
thence across he mountain at the Traps, to Accord. in the
town oil Rochester: aud the said petitions and resolution
were ordered to lie on the table.
The following bills from the Senate, for the relief Of
Johh Mccartney, and Tor the relief of the sdninistrairix
oil Captain PascIial Hickman, were severally twice read
snd referred to the Committee OF Claims.
The resolution OF Mr.. Maids, OH the subject of providing
ior retaining tie ~deposites in the State Banks, came
up once more AS the unfinished busiEess of the morning
when
MIR. McKeun n, Of Pennsylvania, took The floor. and
occupied the residue Of the hour in a very animated speech,
IN opposition 10 The resolution. He had not closed