Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-19

G Rsnnnont Sutherland, and Ingerso of Pennsy'a
" MIR. Mligan, of Delaware; v;u md Washington, of
Messrs. Howard, Steele, Mchi"'' anu "
ma Mrs Robertson Boudin, Craig, McComas, nler
80, Wis., Loyalf Taiiaferro. Johnson, Gariano' H''''
Lucas Hopkins and Patton, OF yTS S%o,,d of North
Messrs A. H. Shepperd and W. b. onepa'u' "a
CatHsu Hnvnes, Ovens and Coffee of Georgia Of
| Messrs Allan, Boyd, Johnson, IN" u"0e' -
Msssr: Johnson. Lea, Dunlap, Hunisrnan' ana "'
Sneaker Polk, of Tennessee; :, e Ar David
'Prrrha Sneaker presented the memorial OF VII -
Ncwland of North Carolina contcstns ,Ic House of
,he Hon James Graham, as member OF Tue -sris
Representatives which, together with various Da IS
-, The eamc subject, were on motion OF M w,
| phnJe island. referred the Committee OF Eecl'I
| Ncssrs Whittlescy, Storcr: henno''' N'4"-'
rT Hnmer rose and remarked that as he was absent
from his scat when the question was taken on ''
Of the gentleman from Maine, relave 10 tne rnrmhn
~, the Abolition Of Slavery in the DISTRICT OF eouI'pu'
he now asked leave OF the Rouse u ieeo' " "
o' M Holscv Of Ga who also absent, maue d
similar notion which being objected 10, h hr 70 rccorJ
I o, Int at the request of Mr. Lane OF Indiana, lie
| y:,hdrew his motion for the present.
Mrssrs Johnson and Garland, of LOUISIANA;
Mcssrs Lane Davis and kinnard, OF indiana
tMr lane presented the petition of Enoch Basdel,
far pensop Richard Oliver for pension; OF stephen
Green and others, of Switzerland county, praying tle
massacre of law declaring more specifically Inc manner
IF dvdiur sections of the public lands: OF The czens
of Rplc and Dearborn countless Tor the establishing
most route from Aurora by Wilmington TO Napolran q
The citizens of Ripple and Dearborn county, tor posi-
route from Versailles Rising Sum- thence to Burng
IhIr. Kinnard presented the petition of Jacob shcncie
of Marion county Ind, praying compensation icr mill
tory services during the late war, &C. ~c;I
Slcssrs May Reynolds and Casey OF Illinois
mir, REYNOLDS said: Mr. Speaker, at the last Con
gress Iaj The honor to present a memorial Of the &c
neral Assembly Of III State of Ill nos, praying conl'
u.on If the nutona ro"d from Vandala west to AleoF
in the said State of Illinois move HAT the said me
mural now on file in the Clerks office, DC referred Il
the Committee on Roads and Canals; which was usrect
Mcssrs. Chapman and Lyon, Of Alabama;
MIR. Ashley Of Missouri;
Mr.. Jones, Of Michigan Territory;
Mr.. Sewer, Of Arkansas;
MIR. White, Of Florida.
Which petitions and memorials referred to ap
propriatr committees. -
htf Hosey then renewed his motion to suspend The
rules of the House. enable him to record his vote II
reference To the memorial the abolition of slavery II
the District of Columbia; which was ncsatiVcd.
The Speaker presented sundry communications 10 lhe
House:
J. From the Secretary Of the Treasury communlcat
ing COMPROMISE with Thomas H. Smith, authorized
by the act of June 1892 which ordered 10 be LAID or
the table and printed.
3 From the First Comptroller, transmitting state
mcn of unsettled for three years. ordered to be
laid OH the table, and printed.
3 From the Secretary of the Treasury, in answer te
resolution of the House of the "a Of March last reia
tive to the Levcc the Mississippi river referred TO the
Committee OH Public Lands and ordered to be- printed
, l. Flou the COMMISSIONER Of the General Lane
Office relative to the reports of the Board OF ConmS
sioners upon certain claims 10 iaid IN Missoul'' Will
was laid On TIE table.
s. From the Third Auditor, respecting claim O
Christopher Brown, administrator OF - uaFlaho'-
Laid on the table, and ordered to DC printeu.
e. From the Secretary OF the Treasury, III answer u
resolution of the House of February last, respecting
certain land claims in Florida. Referred to the Com
mtrc on Private Land Clans and ordered to be Prlnte
From the Secretary of tho Treasury, in answer to
resolution Of the House of lith January last transmit
,inr COMICS Of the decisions of the Commissioners or
certain land claims in Michigan, &c Referred to the
Committee Oh Private Land Claims: and the conimunica
ticn ONLY ordered 10 be- printed.
< From the FIRST Comptroller, transmitting Il list o
balances on the books of the Fourth Auditor more thar
three years. which laid on the table, and ordered t
: be printed.
inc in relation to the Office Of Third Auditor; laid On the
| table aud ordered 10 be printed.
TO- From the Secretary of the Treasury in relation lc
house buildings and pubic stores referred It
the Committee on Commerce. and ordered 20 be printed
H. From the Clerk Of the House OF Representative:
transmitting the disbursements, Nc OF the contingent
|, fund of the House; laid on the table and printed
~ From the Treasurer of The United States arePor
pursuant 10 the of 1882 in reference to The settle
men of certain public accounts, &c; which was laid OIL
the table and ordered TO be printed
-. From Mr.. Isaac Z. Crary, transmitting his ere
denaIs as member Of the House Of Representatives
from the State OF Michigan.
MIR. Dcarlsry said without prcjudgng The ques
giving the gentleman power u vote and ac he would
move that the Speaker assign TO Mr. Cary seat within
the bar Of the House; and that the communication oe
printed.
Mr. Mercer moved to lay the motion on the table, but
bcure the question taken the House, OIL motion q
Mr. flanagan, adjourned.
FDHsEaaN.