Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-04

ed TO communicate this Houso tho be.
tween his Department aud the Executive authority of Aha
Sste Of Indians on the subject Of locating and selecting
wabash and Erie Canal lands together with the eorres.
Pondence relative thereto between the Commissioner of
said State or their authorized agent.
of any Engineer or Eay;nesr. .nns 1 M
ot war survey the line Of the Wabash and Erie Cana,
81. Iha, he communicate also msp, within Eve miles
e''nsr shis OF the Maumee river, between the ne Of
Indns aud the termination Of the Cana, line the foot
OF the rapids Of said Rivera together with Information Of
he period or perods when said ands brought into
market aud copies OF the Instr uctions 10 land oeers nm,
der which they have been sold Also statement OF the
amount OF the purchase money the .nd residences
VI me purchasers; designating tho portions Of such lands
which have been located for public use. AZ we a. those
which h.vs Teen taken at public or private sale.
on motion OF Mr.. Allen, Of Ohio Il was
Res"ired That the COMMITTEES on Military Aa.rs he
Instructed TO inquire into the expediency OF establishing
Ns'on.l Armory ON the Western ws,e,s. 10 include
MI Speght asked the unanimous consent Of the House
70 suer Joint Resolution. Leave being given he Offer ed
resolution Tor furnishing to the Members OF Con.
sres certain books orreference which have betn FURNISH
ed TO the old Members.
Mr.. whi,sssy objected to the form Of the resolution,
and alter some conversation at the motion of NJ
Polk verbally modified with the consent Of the mover 40
as TO read as follows:
Resored by the Senate and House of Representative.
nat Tie Members oil tho present Congress who have moi
heretofore received them, be supplied the same book,
mat have been ordered to be ui nised TO the Members Of
INV
money In the Treasury not otherwise appropriated
Mr.. wayne wished, before voting. to know what the
.;D were winch were referred to, aud whether
gn not now be out OF print, that the resolution mi
IN effect be authorizing reprint of them
Mr. spe'sh' explained and stated that his object, in Of.
iering the resolutions 10 furnish such Members a.
had not been supplied with them, with Gales s. Sew
tons Register Of Debates aud the Documentary History
The resolution was then ordered IN be .r,ro...a g.,
third reading. "
The resolution Of Mr.. Chiffon ON the extension of IN.
Mr. Hubbard addressed House in opposition to IN.
resolution and In defence Of the present system rIs
Mr. Pope. Kenuesy , ,Ssn a. o, s% early h e,y
pended. " 10
The Speaker stated the House that an over.,oh, hal
oeen commit ed in passing to third re aiding the
ton offered by Mr. SPeigh That resolution involved An
appropriation OF money, and must therefore frs, bs co
dered in Committee OF the whole House.
On motion Of Mr. Speght, the House went into Commit
tee OF the Whole OIL the State Of the Unon Mr. Conner
IN The Chair. and took up the Resolution.
Mr. Speght offered amendment to it, (of which the
Reporter did not procure a copy.)
Mr. Foster OF Georgia. inquired Of the mover what the
were which would be covered by the resolution and
what would be the cost OF them. -''
Mr. Speigh, replied that the gentleman had the came
Information as he had; what the would be he could
not say He had stated what the works were which he
had In view. ~ '
MIR. Foster suggested that the resolution ouyb, IN s,
cry 'ne DOCKS He observed, that the resolution. M
amended, went TO provide, only for new Members
but Tor the old ones also. The House was improving
A"',eao VI TessuhK the practice OF furnishing
with hooks, they extending it, He wanted to have
an estimate OF the expense of carrying the resouo into
effect that the People might know how much thew were
Young 70 themselves, over and above their nav
Mr. Speght said the gentleman seemed wholly 10 b.v.
misunderstood the resolution and his purpose i'm wovno
wa; merely 70 put the new members the same foot.
ing VII" Tue old, IN relation TO two works very
10 right discharge Of their public duty on this floor
Mr. roster deprecated the resolution with WARMTH az
gong 10 produce scene Of perfect confusion the reso
uoh Went back Tor years, and those who had been mem
Ssrs OF 'ne Rouse years ago would be sending to the
s, 'or volumes TO complete their SETS &C. He moved
S' me committee rise, and would in the House move 10
refer the resolution to the Library Committee with direc
"OT 70 report the expenses OF carrying it into effect.
wa. nc oeing taken on rising 1t appeared there
Mr. Speght asked that the House should be told over
Inc Chairman told the House accordingly, and no quo.
MIR. Whi,tlesey moved that the Committee rise and
report PER- The Tact OF ,hei, being no quorum.
rosters Withdrawing his motion. "
mann question was then taken Mr. spoights amend.
The Committee then rose and reporte, The -
amended. III lies on the table ill next siitinyl
mcintyre moved re. conside ration the vote of
yesterday IN relation TO the Partial Approximation B bv
whieh The House had refused concur In the Reno ~
,e Committee OF Conference; but in the mean time hat
The Chair nos so.ra De postponed 10 Monday
reauon 10 the motion made by Mr.. W ilde of Ceors;,
ma, .e House recede from s disagreement 10 The Se
nates amendment of the appropriation bl:' tho CIT,
had declared that motion be out OF order but had
60 under the Impression that the bill was still at The
"en ho ouse hau before refused O recede
order. 'o" ~a' III
The subject was postponed to Monday.
Inc Rouse then passed TO the orders of the d.v ~I;,
was inc consideration Of private bills: all Of which
reported 70 the House, and then ordered 10 be
Tor third reading. 'e''''eu
~ ne House went Into Committee of the Whole. Mr..
ward IN the Chair on the Appropriation Bill TO paw the
revolutionary and invalid pensioners. The bill was read
and without amendment, reported 10 the Hou... ,S, :;
was ordered to lis third readngread third time passed
anu sent TO the Senate Tor concurrence
And the House adjourned IN MonJ.,,