Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

S'se OF Rhode island were incidentally discussed and al
fusion made to the character of the Har,,
Convention, he Memorial having been drafted by for
mer member oi that hody)
MT bufges replied strain OF severity 10 the
oil his colleagues and in the course of his obe re-
ierred rsee"t history OF the proceedings Of the Hart
81 ~, as completely win icstng the memory
MR. Peaice reioined and, mach uerson.,
NY was introduced both sides.
lhe alteration length enJed bv n motto, nj NJ
Denny 10 lay the memorial the table which was agreed
Mr.. Whii'lesey now called for the orders IF the dsv
House took up - ~
THE HAnBoR BILL
Mr. Halves moved a call OF the House: but 1, was r.
fused. Wv "'@' wv +" was re-
=, The question being on the amculmen, moved by Mr..
Mercer apPropa,ng 20 600 dollars for survey 1cud
Ing 1000 dollars for
Mr. Smith opposed the amendment as going 10 sanction
the course oil the War Department in excee,ug The
amount OF appropriation, sni thereby setting
precedent and as opening the way to prrpe,aion Of
Tue system oil internal improvement by the General Go.
MIR. Stewart explained on the subject of the ar,.
and made an appetite the House tho obig alton NOT to
refuse the officers aud others who had the ork their
arrears OF pay. lie denied that the general oeston nj
internal Improvement wSs at all Involved.
M raves opposed the amendment on the same ground
'aseh Ny Mr. Smith, aud demanded the yeas and nays
MT Hubbard replied TO some remarks Of Mr. Beads.
planned ~ '''''-
Mr. Lane expressed his surprise that so much senh;li
W should be ieit on small appropriation for the Wesl
when such large sums had been yo,rJ for OH. r,, y,
the Union. - fS' "
MIR Besrlsley explained to Mr.. Hubbard lie insist,
60 that the act Of 1924 bound the President 10 condc,
these surveys, and the House hound To- IA those ar
rears Incurred in the obedience OF its own act.
MT mason OF va, moved to amend the snIe mrnt by
& ou' S19ooo And inserting 1000, TO the
MIR. Mercer opposed, and Mr.. Smith advocated this
amendment, S' '''
lWbervupon, sting debate occurred which mr.
curied The attention OF the House till NEARLY o'clock
wien me OIL PASSED and was sent to the Senate
cuirencc. We are reluctantly compelled TO omit IL for
want oi room, out may give IL hereafter
Tuesday. June 24, 1884
IN SENATE.
MT. Morris presented the proceedings of Convention
o. De'rga'c. from six counties OF the State Ohio, all
sustaining the OF the Executive in relation TO the
BANK oil the United States and the public 6nsnce.; which
were read, referred, and ordered TO be printed.
Mr. ionlinson presented the memorials of about 1000
citizens OF INDIAN county, in the State of Come
compl lining of the general slagnation of business and
me pecunary embarrassment distress ccasioned nv
the removal OF the public funds from the custody Of The
Ohicd States BANK and the unwse and disastrous inter
the country. ~
The memorials were referred to the Committee or Fl.
| nance, aud ordered 10 he printed.
Mr. Hill moved that The resolutions of the Ieois,,,r.
OF New Hampshire OIL the subject of the Finances su.-
tanning the recent measures OF the Executive and con-
demning certain proceedings Of the Senate bv
hun yesterday, be now taken up.
=, debate here snsued poin, of ORDER in which
biessrs Clay HILL Poindex,er, Ewing aud benton tcok
par'; when, on taking the question: Senate refused TO
take up The resolutions by voe OF yeas Is, nays 26
feds- Messrs Benton, Brown, Forsyth, Grundy Hen
dreks Hill. Kane King of Ala King Of Georgia ieigh
Linn Morris. Robbins. shepIey, rali@adgs White, Vii
| kins, WHght-lS. '
.Way'-Messrs Bib, Calhoun, Chambers, CLAY. CLAW.
,on' Ewing Frelinghuysen. Kent, knight, Mansum,
Moore Nsudan, Poindcxier, prcnss, Porter Preston
Robbins, Silsbee, Smith, Souhard, Sprague Swift Tom
lnson, Tyler, Wsggsmsn, Webser-26
The resolution submitted by Mr.. Porde Ter for conlin
lg 'ne investigations OF The Committee OF Public Lands
during The recess oil Congress- relative TO the frauds al
legged 70 have been committed in land Sales was
ed and adopted
Mr. Robbins presented the proceedings and resolutions
ot meeting Of citizens Of Kent county, Rhode Island dis
approving oil the measures OF the Executive relation to
ne pubic finances and the Bank OF The United States
Alter SOME remarks from Mr. r., the proc sdDgs were
referred ~ the usual way, and ordered obe prined
Ordered, That the meetings OF the Senate in future he
at ten o'clock, A. M :, until the end OF the session.
Aiter The hrst and second readings and reference of
number OF bills from the House OF Representatives The
Senate proceeded 10 the consideration OF EXECUTIVE bns
ness, and alter spending some time therein,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
80 me Speaker laid before the House letter from the
ing mat the service required of him by the
and digest returns OF Stale Banks and TO verify the adj
,lions sna calculations has been performed, tina,
'e matter Is now ready Tor the press; which letter was
read and three thousand copies thereof ordered TO bc
| printed. ~ " o'
Mr. Grayson, from the Committee on Naval Aa,irs
reported bill 10 provide for the establishment, of Navy
Yard in the city OF Charleston, south Carolina accom-
pdmeu Dy a report In DETAIL which twice read aud
| MIR. Polk, from the Committee of Ways and Means.
reported, without amendment the bill from the Senate
concerning the duties on lead,' which was committed
Mr. Chinn, from the Committee the District of Co.
iumba, reported the following resolution:
ffesoiued, That the bills the Speakers table repor
eu by the Committee the District of Columbia shall be
p. NJ. ~ W e'oeA'
And on the question that the House do agree IN said e
solution, II was decided in the negative.
MIR. Beaie from the Committee on Invalid Pensions
made an unavorabe report the of Russell John.
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which report was read and laid on the table
Engossed bills of the folio ing titles were severliy
read third lime, passed. aud the Senate for con,
| cuTrence: - -
bill TO amend an act passed on the 29tl Nav 1870
en'ed an act Tor the relief OF the owners of suudry yes
seis sunk Tor The defence OF Baltimore.
b to attach the Territory ofiie United STATES West
OF ,e lsssspPi RIVER and North OF tho state Of Missouri
10 the Territory Of Michigan.
Mr.. Parker OF New Jersey desired To nresen, ea IL,
resolutions entered into by State Convention held Al
Trenton on 2lst May, and which lie hopad az The d, v
usually assigned for the presentation Of petitions sn, me-
MORALS had been otherwise occupied, the House wouId
permit him TO offer. '
Objections having been made
lie moved suspension OF the rule
Mr. Denny proposed to amend the notion bv ans
penuns The rule Tor The presentation memorials gene
rally 90
The House having refused TO suspend, \
mr. foik oOsned leave 10 present certain amendn,e s
rom Tue Committee OF Ways and Means, which begave
notice, 1t was his intention 20 propose when the i,ian
bills should be taken up for consideration.
ne amendments were ordered TO be printed
MIR. Sutherland, foH the Committee on Coumerce
reported bill transferring the Custoni from Afs
mona 10 81 MARKS, Florida, which bill as read tw lee o,d