Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-16

o irctnns having been made, MIR. Polk moved sus.
pension 81 the Rule, allow the bull he taken up.
The House agreed TO suspend the Rule Yeas I0i,
Nays 81
The bull was then taken up aud read a third ,ime and
the question BEN r. shall the bill pass decided in
the sfhrn,a i've.
Sothe Till PASSED and the Senate for con.
cuirrnce.
Til. bill making appropriations Tor the army having
been returned iron, the Senate wih come sn,rndn- us
Thereto, the House. by ronsrn,. took up
tumni'iee oil The Whole Mr.. Bugs IN the Chair the
on The amendments we're conrnrr.d in. and the bil
AS amended. reported TO the House. aud agreed To.
So the hill has finally passed.
Gu motion o Air Stewart, the hill ON the Senate Tor
the repair and exen.ion 81 the Cunbri land Road, was
by un,nons co"-rn 'sk'n mp, ni'e read and eired
10 TIE Commit tee roads aud Canals.
Mr. Ashley, y cousent, moved the following tesou.
Resoiped That the Secretary oil War be required to
furnish ,ts House with the rrpor, ui The officer the
corps OF Engineers, who, il appears OIL the annual
report Of tue Chir Engnrer to make an
n-pecton oil the Cu,b-fl md Road and its concerns ~
| Illinois, during the year 1898
The hou-e by eon'en. proceeded TO the consideration
oil the said resolution. aud agreed thereto.
On mo ion Mr. Selden, House then az ain took M
the confederation oi the n,oria county OF On
da ~hrh was presented Monday last, by h, accom-
pAni' by noon that committee. consisting of one
member from each Stale, be appointed CONSIDER and
reporf. IN farm @ oil, plan for a safe uniform
currency, under authority ~ the United States and
that NE memorial Of the citizens ~ Oneda county be
Inferred 10 that Committee.
Nj. SeIeudelvered his views large in support OF the
object o the le,uoria; and particularly piy the
previous remsiks al MIR. BearJsley.
| MI Bs~riry replied.
Mr. piumm-r Of Mississippi, then rose and obtained
leave Of III. House explain reference TO the report in
the aioiAi ln'eigencer o the reply made by Mr. Gag.
to remarks of Mr. ous me moral from, nj. oy, ST..
presented Oh prev ous day by Mr.. Cage.
MIR. Pumuer having resd c.riain psrag raphs Of the
Report oil MIR Cages speech, denied that they had beef
delivered IN the lou e-saii lac should hold the Editors
OF the iuellgencer responsible Tor the III.
in eonaine, aud was proceeding reply and comment
| upon tiieu,, when
The Choir n,esposc. aud arrested his remark. as trans
cenilng the Prru,is-ion grated ty The House.
Mr. Plun'n.r hereupon asked leave the ouse to pro-
coed; but il was nega,ived
MIR. p then ;,os pone the cor ra,ion nj The
| memorial aud resolution Ili aotday ueAt.
Mr. La"e moved TO lay then the table; but, alter
some conversations agreed TO withdraw his MOTIF. and
Mr. Plummtr did the same. He then about to pro
coed ia his reuak but the Chair arrested him. ad lac
toIk his sea-.
Mr.. Cage then asked leave to reply; and the House
giving leave, he went into an explanations, winch he
onerated the Ed ors OF the nelig.ncer, aud assumed
the responsibility Of the speech published; de cned
any hing like personal discusi with his coea ue on
the II or
Mr. Pummer a,ked leave to make luther explsna.
MIR. Clayton ol,jeced but the request of Mr. Cage,
!" withdrew his ojeciion whereupon leave granted,
and Mr. r. referring 10 the explanations hic had
made by Mr. Cage, Withdrew remarks he mad be-
fore made in reference the then unayow.d author oil
Alter lew words of rejoinder hom AIR Cage
AIR. Brow" OF New York, moved to lay the memorial
and resolution on the table.
MIR. Selden demonstrated, and iheJ only for vo.
without debate
Mr. Brown TO withdraw his notion
Mr. Williams demanded the yeas and nays
MIR. Clay moved call OF the House but il was mega.
lived.
The yeas and nays were ,en TAKEN and had been pro
claimed by the Chair To be yeas 81 NAYS So and IN. Chair
voted IN the atiirinsiive--
When Mr.. Garland, lao had voted the neg alive but
whose name had by mistake been recorded as in the al
hrmatve. had the record corrected.
Nberenfon, MIR. Halves changed his vote from the me-
ga'ive TO the affirmative.
This lett the OF the vote as before as follows
feas-Mes-rs william Allen, Besle Bean, Boards
ley, Beaumont Bockee, Bode, Boon. Bouldn Brown,
b"nch Burns, Bynum, Canbreleng, Clancy, CHM,
Samuel lark, Clay, Clayton, Craner, Day. r. Di,krr
SON. Dunlap Fielder, Forester, Foster Fowler William
X Fuller. Galbraiih, Gamble, Gholson u;iIIrt Cilner
Gordon, Joseph HILL, L. ii. Hail. IIaIsey Hamer Hau.
son, Hathaway, Hawkins Halves, Howell, Abel Hunt
insto, JARVIS r. NJ johnson, Noad, II Johnson Soaborn
Jones, be"Janin Jones, KavaDagb Kunafd, Lane Ian.
sing, Luke Lea. Thomas Lee, Loyal Joel X Mann
MAsdis, Moses Mason, McInre, Mckay, McKim. Nc,
Nihiry, cVean Miller, Robert Mitchell, Page Parks
rkrr, r",ton' Patterson, Peyton, Fra. Kiln Pierce.
! inckney, flunmer, Polk, Schenck, SchIey Sbinn
s ' Sutherland William Taylor William p. Tay
Tor, John Thomson, Turriil, Van Houten Wagner Ward
,N"ys.Messrs john Quincy Adams, Heman Allen,
John j. Allen, Chiffon Allan. Anthony, Ashley, Banks
Barber 5arnlz. Bar'nger, Bates, Bsyies Beatty Bin.
ney bngg+, Bull, Burgess, Cage, Campbell, Chambe,s
Chiffon, illiam CLARK, Ciowuey Como Corr il, touI
ter, Crane. Darlington, Davenport, d. berry. Deming.
Denny Dickson, Duncan Horace Everett Fillmore Phi,
TO e. Fuller, Fulton, Gsiland, Gorlsm Graham, Griffin.
h1and Hail. Hard, Hardin James Harper, IIszeItne
Henderson, Hiesi-r j. w. Huniing ton william Cos,
Johnson, King Lsporre, Lewis. Lincoln Love, Lucas,
Lynn m"rlhuae, mSrsiaiI, McCatty, Nc kennon, Ner-
GER Millig'n Moore, Murphy, O-good Pr,s Ramsay
Reed, Rrncher, Sriden, VIM b. Shepard, w SIate G.
slaae Sloane, SsPa"ger Stewart. Philemon Thomas Tur-
ner. Tweedy Vance. yinon, Ward, watmougb Elisha
"hi'tiesey, Wilde, Williams Wilson, Wise Younq-s0
The Speaker voting in the affirmative The memorial
from Oneida county, With Mr. Seidehs resolution there
| upon was laid upon the tahle.
Mr. WhallOn presented the msboral o. 700 inhabi,an,.
oil The county OF Warren, ia the state New York nav
that the United States BAGk be not chartered and a
the Public Del oites be restored to the United states
bank ordered TO be read, laid The table, aud printed
NJ r. 4. Fuller presented memorial of 1853 electors
Of the town OF "hea land, in the toupty Of Monroe New
foTk, dep oriDg ie effects removing the money OF The
people, hon the Bank OF the United states and %, wing
Con- ress before Its sdjournment adopt
ior ihe purpose oil regulating the currency aud
relieving The severe embarrss now et by the me.
Inoiiass IN com non viii their fellow citizens 10 that re-
| gion Of Country
Mr. Marlindae presented memorial from his District
disappearing The removal OF the depostes and in favor
| OF National Bank.
Mr. DicktrsOn Of New Jersey presented resolutions
AMI memorial rom Elizabeibtown in that State censur
ing the course OF the Executive in relation 10 III. demo-
s'es and Tie Bank, warmly approaching The course OF
Mes.r Frelingbny aud Souhard and in lyor of the
creation OF a National Bank
Mr. Parker presented The Proceedings Of State Com
ven'lon bel at Trenton. N j., The 2d OF April last
Disappearing the conduct OF the Executive in relation TO
TIE removal OF the d. poses from lie United States BANK
anu ~ "vor OF the Charter of Bank OF the United sta es
approving Tie conduct OF The Senators that State
and dsapproving the taken 10y their Repres MA
tves ~ Congress MIR. p stated that these ceilings
n"' Dee" already printed by order Of The Senate. lie
therefore moved That they he read and laid on tie table
% ffpI fho De-. r.