Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

Nsae Hamssaire. Isaac iin lenry Hubbard
.h1Ss0ehaSst,s-- John Davis
Rhode isianL --Nel,en ,iah II Knisht Asher Robbins
C0aneeticut.-G Gideon Ioinlnson
rerront.-Samnel prenss, Benjamin Swirl.
.iebo fork.~-N. p. Tallnadge, Silas Wright, r.
nec Jersey-Samuc l. Southland Garrett D. Wall
Ppe1asyteania james Buchanan, Samuel Mexican
Dctdmdre.--John NJ Clayton, Arnold Naudan
rsgsiy s SSS;'F Ty Kent
. N0TM Carolina Willie Z Mangu,,
Georgia John King
1en"esses Hugh l.. White, Felix Grundy.
0hte.-Thomas Ewing. Thomas Morris
Louisiana Alexandei Porter
Indiana. William Hendricks John Tiptoa
htssissipPi-John Black
lisaots.- Eas X. Kane, John NJ. Robinson.
qtabdma.-Gabrcl Moore.
nissoari-Thomas II. Benton, Lewis + Linn
The Chair communicated the credentials of the Hon
John Y Calhoun, elected by the Legislature of the
State of South Carolina, Senator from that State 10
serve six years, from the 4th Of March last,
Also the credentials of the Hon Nehemiah r. Kniebi
elected by the Legisaturc of the State of Rhode Is
land Senator from that State TO serve for six years
from the 9TH of March last
Mr.. Southland presented the credentials of tho No,
Jarrett ID. Wall, elected by the Legislature Of New
Jersey Senator from that State serve for ak years
from the 9TH of March last; and
MIR Ewing presented the credentials Of the Hon Inn
DSass, elected 10y the Legislature of Massachusetts,
senator from that State serve for six wears from the
4th of March last all of which were read ~
MT White said that at the last of the Iccsla
lure ol .e Sta,e OF tennessee he had been reelected to
s senate o. The United States for six wears from the dh
OF March last, but that the Official Information of his
election was not in his possession. 1t had heretofore
10 inc presiding officer of the Senate the iedeatais of
its Senators But as this had yet donc he sub
united TO the Chair whether he should take his scat
During hisnttendance in the Senate he had frequently
known such cases to occur and that members known 10
DC elected were suffered to take their before the ar
IVu oil their credentials II any additional testimony
was necessary in confederation of his statement there
were some oil his colleagues in the other House who were
present when his election took place. and could youch
for the fact. $500 "
The Chair said that if objection was made. the rem
ueman could take his oath with the other members 10 be
qualified. -
The usual oath was then administered by the Vice
resident to Messrs White, Hubbard King, Clayton,
ed at The last session; and 10 Messrs Wall Kn1n nnd
Davis, whose credentials were Just read
Mr. iorter, from the Committee appointed az the last
which was considered and adopted:
Resotred That the circular gallery shall be apnropr
ateu Tor the accommodation of ladies' and gentlemen &c
companying them.
The reporters shall be removed from the east gallery
and placed the floor OF the Senate under the drac
ton OF the Secretary.
No person, except members of the House of Repre-
sentatves their clerk, heads of Departments
Comptroller Register, Auditor, Postmasier. General
RESIDENTS Secretary Chapains 10 Congress JUDGES of
the United States Foreign Ministers and their Secreta.
RES, Onlcers who by name shall have received or shall
hereafter receive the thanks of Congress for their ai
antry and good conduct displayed in the service of their
country; the Commissioners the Navy Board Govern
OF LOT the une oeIng ct any State Territory of the
Union, such gentlemen have been Heads of Depart
enls or members OF either branch of the Legislature
ana al the discretion OF the President of the Senate
sons who belong to such Legislatures or Foreign Co
Vernnens as are in anity with United States shall
On motion of MIR. White,
Ordered, That the Secretary inform the House of Re-
Piesenatives that quorum of the Senate is assembled
"i'1 that the senate - ready TO proceed to business
On motion of MIR. White,
Ordered, That Committee be appointed TO Join sucl,
ccnuee as may be appointed The part of the House
of Representatives, to wait on the President Of The n
states, and inform him that quorum of the two Honses
congress was assembled and that Congress ready
" IsceVe any communication he may make and
nessrs White and Knight were appointed the Com
mlttee on the part of the Senate
MIR Ewing gave notice that he would at mn early do,
oil this session, ask leave to bring i'm bill to settle ann
define the northern boundary line ofthe State of Ohio
message was received from the House of Represen.
atives by Mr.. Franklin, their Clerk STATING bot the
House had formed quorum, and had elected James
rok, oil tennessee, their Speaker and that the House
was ready 10 proceed to business also that the House
mao appointed committee of three members to ioin lie
committee appointed the part of Senate TO wait on
me resident OF the United States, and inform him thai
the two Houses had formed quorum and were read f.
r n any communrcation he might make; and ha
sd @ thompson, Mason and Reed had been appoint
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESE SENTATIVE
=, II o'clock NJ the House was called to order by
MIR Franklin, Vhe Clerk of the last ConoressO
The roll was then called by States when he G,lIoY,.
ing members were ascertained to be in attendance.
NaneIF o. J. Smith, George Evans Moses Mason.
Leonard jarvis, Gorham Parks, Joseph Hail. Jeremiah
Bailey, John Fairfield ~
.Ne,o HGmpshire -samel eastman, Benning M Bean.
Franklin Pierce, Joseph Weeks, Robert Burns
Massachusetts Abbott Lawrence Stenhen e phi
Caleb Gushing, Levi Lincoln GeorSe GrenneII C i'p
~ briggs william Is. Calhoun John Reed John Ouinev
Adams, Samuel Hoar, Nathaniel b Borden
Rhode islana.-DuteeJ J. Pearce, William SDr,cue
IoH"eSl1cHH-dSaac Ioucey Samuel Inghain Elisha
Phelps. 'uu'on' l@aheeiot
Vcrmont--Ililand Hail. William sIadc. uor,c. r.,-
relt, Heman Allen, III f James 49,
yFe'o foTk.--Abel Huntingdon, Samuel Barton G. {,
S6anoreeng John McKcon, Aaron Ward Abraham
Bohee, John w Brown, Nicholas sickles, Aaron Van.
aerPoel, valentine Efncr, Hiram y. Hunt Cerrit Y
i.ansing John Cramer, David Russell Dudley FarJ,,
Hanson H. Giet, Matthias J. Boyee Abjilh 6f,nn !,
samuel Beardsley, Joel TurriH Daniel Ward.sssi
2herman rage, William Seymour William Mason
Joseph Reynolds, Stephen H. Leonard William raylor
william X Fuller, Ulysses +. Doubleday Graham, n
ChaPin, Francis Granger, Joshua Lee Timotbv (.hid
George W, Lay, Pho &. Fuller Abner fIo1Is''
1honas u Love, Gideon Hard, Gideon Lee
.fe'o JerSey-Phemon Dickcrson James parke, G.,
muel Fowler Ferdinand S. Schcnck William N Sbina'
Thomas Lee. ''
Pennsyteania.-Joel b. Sutherland James Ua,,or
* lngersoD, Michael w. Ash Edward DarlnotIn "a
yid Potts, jr., William Heister Jacob Frv r. Si,;I ~
Morris, ID u. Wagner, Edward B. uu6ley Henry s.
Eiuhienbergt William Clark, Henry LOGAN r;eoras
Jhainhers Jesse Miller, Joseph henderson 3D.
beaumont, J ID. Anthony, John fsaporte Job M,nn
1hngensmith, r., Andrew Buchanan Harmar Dcn1v
Samuel II Harrison, John Banks '5'
Detatoare.-John j. Milligan
- .harytGnd-Isaac McKim, Benz. C. Howard. James
N Steele. 's'''' '''"
Pbginia Henry a. Wise. George Lovall Iob, Y
MASON, John Robertson !. R1ane JOHN TaIiafsrro
Sharles r, Mercer, John NJ Patton Geo Droingoolo
yonn w Jones, James w Boudin, Walter Goes James
Garland Nathaniel N. Claiborne Edward Tpc,s I,n9
NJ II Beale, Robert Craig c. w Hopkins Va, NJ
Conas, Joseph Johnson, WIN s. MORGAN
..'0iW JWOitR1--Jesse Speoht. Ebeuezer PesTo,...