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

hts OF the United States were properlv guarded A.
he understood the BILL appeared TO assert that the two
States oil New York and New Jersey had entire jursdic
ton over the waters mentioned in the sgreement The
niied States, IN his opinion, had important rights which
had not been noticed. lie did not wish 10 disturb the
agreement lar referred territorial boundaries; but
the paramount right VI the United States ought be
conceded
Mr. Bell said he committee in their exsmina alton OF
the subject had moi perceived that any ding contain
ed in the agreement winch could ia any why Infringe the
rights OF the United States II the gentleman from Mas.
ssehu-rts (Mr. Adam, ieit any apprehension in that re-
sPect. he was perfectly willing add p oviso saving all
the tights OF he United States. This would all Oh
no Objection 60 postpone the question oi eugros un
the bill could be xsu'ned
MIR. Aams hoped he bill would be printed.
Mr. BELL had nu objection.
Mt Parker explained the circumstances which led TO
e hec.s ny OF settling the boundaries between the two
States at length The sgresment had beer, slv
enter into between The Of the two States
and had been confirmed unanimously by the Legislatures
OF ooh States. VAS an sgeemeni between the States
relative to matter belonging 10 the ses exciuiveIy
Mt Bell moved thst the further copsi eratop of the
e' be postponed until Wednesday next and that the Lil
be prin'ed.
Mr. GilIe suggested the propety OF making il .pe.
s'a' ordar Tor that day; which WAS agreed TO.
KENTUCKY CONTESTED ELECTION.
Tue report oil the Committee o Eec upon the con-
eeu eee"on Tor Tie Firth Congressional District, then
Mr. Moore addressed the House in supper, OF his claim
10 me seat AMI in reply TO the yesterday
by is competitor, Mr Letchs which ie aten.
oo OF The House until nearly three O., lock- When Mir
~ oore had Concluded
Mr. Leav rose, aud after some preliminary remarks ON
me state oil business before the House e pre yous
question.
Mr. Hardin asked il the previous que s,ion would Gu, of
the ns ofIei ed by The ,uiuorv of h. or,,
on Elections.
The Chair stated that II wooi cut oil all amendments
The question being put, the House refused 10 second
Tue previous question. Yeas 80, NAYS 1922
Mr. Hardin took the floor and spoke at considerable
'enen ~ support oil the claim of MIR. Lecher the seat
Mr. Mckinley rose and remarked that he " as unwiI.
ala al,
views in regard to il. He willing TO procee now and
10 remain here I'LL The question determined or TO adj
iourn. " " "
Mr. Mckinley yielded the floor to MIR. O. Adams
who moved an adjournment. '
The question being taken by yeas and nays. it was de.
'erinined IN The ne gauve. Yeas 81, NAYS l2l
MT hiniey addressed the House upon the resoIuiion
and the amendment Of Mr. Banks, in speech of about
hali an hour; aud was followed by
Mr. c. Allan, who supported the anne ndnent for short
time, when he gave way
MIR liliams, who moved adou Mt; but the yeas
anu noes having been ordered, lie withdrew the motion
MIR. Allan then proceeded again, for a short rme when
ne moved The House adjourn, upon which ayes aud
noes were ordered.
ne motion 10 adjourn negatived ave. 90 noes LOG
Mr.. Allan then moved a cell OF the House ,yI,;cL ,.
ordered, ayes 96, noes 5S '' WINS" was
The roll was Called and 2lO members answered 10 their
names. " s"
MIR. Dickson moved the call be suspended. upon which
ar Mercer demanded the ayes aud noes, which were
Mr. Dickson then withdrew the notion unit, the lis, of
abseDtees should be called through
agreed 10. "'
Mr. Burd moved the House adjourn, which was mega.
lived without a division. 50
ne THAR stated The question follows
Hesoiued That Thomas p. Moore, Esq is entitled TO
District OF the State oil Kentucky;
Which was moved by MIR Banks TO he amended l.,
ing instead thereof ''
" That all the legal votes which were received in an
CASTER Carrard county whilst Noes Grant ESQ acted as
one OF The Judges the first morning OF the ee lion ~
August last aud those OF Ike character given on the SCI
cond day OF the election in The casual of The She
rH TO be estimated in ascerning the result of the
ec cen" $50 - '"'
uhe aine ndmen required TO be divided
Alneslion ose as TO ,he H. CT OF striking Out and in
sefilng a part OF the amendment, when
mr' 'besius'ty'a as meas OF obviang the difficulty
moved the pre-, ious Question
Which was gatived: AYES 80 Noes IOs
Ear Moore proposed TO add, the resolution report
eu NY the committee, the first member OF the amendment
proposed oy Mr. Banks nstea OF moving 10 strike ON
the resolution, which assented TO by Mr. Bsnks
Messrs Adams and Marshall debated the effect OF ,hi.
anreniD, n. - $50
lowing .oie Ayes 1l2. Noes IO2
ne Question upon the second member of the amend
% ns uA' me votes taken on the second day,
uui'hg me absence OF the Sheriff should counted was
then taken and carfied-Yeas 1871, Nays 81
me question was then taken The clause Of the
amendment, providing that the votes of the Theological
students al Ddnv'Ie, by name, should be counted
Mr. oi'm.r moved The question he divided as 10 take
the question upon those students who IN, nj ,h
Stale OF Kentucky separately. ~
lie question first taken on Counting The vo,es of all
excepting Blackburn l., fIler and g. W. ormonJ hi
was cdrfied-Yeas Il9, Nays 96.
lie question was Then taken, counting the votes of
blackburn LETTER, and C. ". 0rmomI; and Mas en car
red-Yeas liz, Jays 1903. ~
he question was then isken on the votes contained in
tie next cAsse containing FIVE voters ho were orgn.v
eeriIfied as voting both Tor Letcher and Moore
Alter an explanation by Mess Hardin aud s. Jones
was carried Yeas 10, Noes 95.
The question was tdken or the ne xt canse If m. n,
"e1 relating TO The voters who from LetcLe
poll, as being unknown.
Alter some remarks in exp anaon of the facts reative
10 ths proposition from Messrs Hardin Ghoson Chiffon
Allan Ellsworth, Pope. aud Banks,
Mr.. MuhIenberg moved adjourn.
which was carried and the House at O'clock aio,,,d
ccoTdIngly. O"'''''
M0nddy. June 2.
IN SENATE.
49, fetHions were presented 10y Messrs Silsbee Mexican
wright Bell, and Hendricks, seversly remous,ra,iuo
against Tie renewal OF the patent of John Auee for an
laid OIL the table. " ~
Mr. Mexican presented the proceedings Of a mes,i,o
o. 'he Democratic Free Association OF III. Northern =
perues OF thtlAdrlpla, opposed the measures OF he
executive in relation TO the Bank Of the United States
"u Tue FDance demonstrating against his late protest.
auprayhg thd Congress viii not adjoun, ,ytliout sdop
ng some measures TO relieve the community from ths
leep ah general distress casioned bv tIe co.,e, "a
he Tx. CURVE declaring that their complaints arr. M
IV""ueu ihe proceedings referred 10 the Commit
tee enf nance, and ordered to be printed
Mr. "ffgh' prese nied the petition Of Nathaniel Miles
ale temporary representative Of The United -
Fans praying that law may pass authorizing the ss,
heh oil MS accouDis and providing commentator u, hs
e' vice.; which referred Committee on Foreion
Relations. ''e's"
MT Spregue presented the memorial of $50 ci,;zsos Of
I, Maine 90 The prevailing subject Of lie removal
nj EIannaa