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

Sutherland,
Buck, 49,. 2
Mr Rodrrck Dorsey of Maryland, having on the
seventh ballot, received mojoty OF all the vo'eS
-, ;,a declared duly elected Sergeant-at-aims: NJ,
H. nocFst submitted rss"lin nbS Sr' H%nter As
orcr,on Carr Door.kcePer, ana Jon" W. '''
SUSAN! ad no objection to the gentlemen named;
hi; where there was competition, it was suai 10 paos
ar those officers Understanding TINT theFs wou'o "
competition for the place OF ASSISTANT 90 ~ event
hoped the resolution Wou'u o' ' ~
the latter otboe. . L;b .,. oar
Mr.. McCaTty moved an aoJouf'iic"' " ~
ried. -.
The following Standing Committees were accidental
" omitted in The list published yesterday: =.
On ExpeadturcS in the Department q rar.-McSsTs
Jones OF Ohio, Bovee, johnson OF Va, Love, and Huo
On Erpcnditurcs in the Macy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Hall of Maine, Sloane, Seymour, Peltgrew, and Mason
of Y. ,-,,
On Expenditures in the Post Qefes Dep@rtmep,,t IT.:
hessrs Hawcs, Burns, Chds, Bay of Maine. and Rey-
Or E1pcnditures on the Public Butdings-Nlessrs;
Darlington Hazeltinc. Pearce Of r. L. Galbra'th, and
| Bcale.
Wednesday, Deeember l6.
IN SENATE.
Messrs Calhoun and Preston, Of South Carolina, ap-
pcared and took their seats.
Mr. King of Ala gave notice that he would, to'nlor-
row. ask leave to introduce BILL providing for the better
organization of the District Courts Of the United States
| for the District of "a abama.
In pursuance Of the resolution adopted the
Senate proceeded 10 the appointment OF It's Standing
Committees and the balotings resulted as follows:
For Chairman Of the Committee on Foreign relations,
42 votes given23 necessary to choice OF which
| Mr. Clay had %, King Of Ala 10, Leigh y buchanan
| /, King 2-I2
| Nh Clay was accordingly elected.
Fur Chairman Of the Committee on finance, q" Voes
werc oiveu-22 necessary for a choice; OF which
Mr. Webster had %, Wrightl7, King of Ga. l-43'
! Mr. Webster was accordingly elected -
| For Chairman Of the Committee on Commerce 1'
uotes were Giyen22 necessary to choice; of which
Mr. Davis had %, Hill II, King OF Ala' = ly'ef l.
| Ewing l-43
| Mr. Davis WAS accordingly elected.
For Chairman of the Committee on ManulactuIes I'D
votes were given-22 necessary 10 choice; OF which
MIR. Knight had % Wallis Buchanan ?, Morris J.
-43. . -....-.- -
Mr. Knight was accordingly elected.
| For Chairman: of the Committee on Agricu lure; 43
votes were gven-22 necessary to choice: OF which
Mr. Browii hud e, Tp.o" Is, Hill /, kent |. blank
! l--43
| MIR Brown was accordingly elected.
For Chairman Of the Committee on Military Affairs
Al votes were gven-2l necessary to choice OF wh'eh
MIR. Benton. had IS Upton l, walls Goldsboroush
l. Preston 2, Blank Sal.
| Mr.. Benton accordingly elected.
For Chairman of the Committee on the Militia, 81
votes were gycn-20 necessary to choice; of which
| Mr. Robinson had SO, Godsborough l, Blank 81
| Mr. Robinson accordingly elected.
For Chairman Of the Committee Naval Affairs: a3
votes given-22 necessary to a choice; OF winch
Mr. Southland had %, Tallmadge II, ShcPIcy l-43
| Mr. Southland was accordingly elected. ~
For Chairman OF the Committee on futIlc LahuS' 40
votes were given-22 necessary to choice; OF when
| Mr. Ewing had a. Morris Is, Mexican ,, Grundy J.
! Linn Id.
| Mr. Ewing was accordingly elected.
For Chairman Of the Committee on Private Lana
Claims. az votes given-22 necessary to ch0ce'
Of which J.,
MIR. Black had "a, Linn II, Tyler 1-42
MIR. Black accordingly elected r. o.,
For Chairman Of the Committee Indian Affairs, 80
votes were gven-20 necessary to ch"ce; OF when
! Mr. White had So, Culhbcrt ], blank l-33
MIR. White accordingly elected
For Chairman of The Committee Claims, II votes
were givcn-2l necessary 10 choice; OF which $500
Mr. Naudan had 81 Shepley 10, Hendricks l, Hi!
l. Wall, Prenliss l, Upton Id.
Mr.. Naudain accordingly elected. =. :,
For Chairman nt the COMMITTEE on the judiciary, al
votes were given. 2t necessary 10 ciolcc OF which
Mr. Clay had %, Buchanan IL, ShepIey |, blank2
Mr.. Clayton accordingly elected.
For Chairman Of the Committee on the Post Ohcc
and Post Roads, 50 Votes were gven ~ necessary 10
CHOICE of WHICH
MIR. Grundy had %, Davis /, Ewing !, Mangum !,
To,nlinson L. Wall blank G-3G.
Mr.. Grundy accordingly elected.
For Chairman e4 tie Committee on Roads and canals
40 votes giver ~ necessary TO choice; Of which
Mr. Hendricks lad 3D. Robinson l40
MIR. Hendricks accordingly elected.
For Clairmanoft Committee on Pensions, Al votes
| were aiven-2I necessary choice, of which
Mr. romlinspn had 20, Brown Is, Prentiss |, Shep-
ley al. .~::i"i
For Chairman of.the Committee the District of Co.
luba, 80 voles given, 20 necessary to choice;
Of which 49,. , ....,.;.; '. =.
Mr. Tyler had %, King, of Georgia l5 shepleyl-
MIR. Tyler was accordingly elected.
For Chairman of, tss Commit tee on Revolutionary
CLAIMS 40 votes were 2f necessary to choice OF
: which &C.,, . . q. ,2Ts -.
Mr.. Moore had :aIl Hubbard a. Leigh l, shcpey l,
Wright |, Mexican Il; Hill 40.
! Mr.. Moore accordingly elected.
For Chairman of the Committee on the Contingent
expenses of the Senate 40 votes were given 81 neces
sary to a choice; OF. which:
Ilr. Mexican had .p2, Knight g. Ruggles H. Morris
Mr. Mexican was accordingly elected.
For Chairman of the Committee on Engrossed Bills,
IS votes given 20 necessary to choicc OF which
MIR. Shepley had -, Mexican ID, Rugglcs2, Hubbard
| l-3S.
Mr.. Shepley was accordingly elected.
The ballongs for the remaining members OF the
Standing Committees resulted in the choice OF the fol-
| lowing gentlemen:
On Foreign Reiutions-Aessrs. King. of Ga, Tall
madge Mangum, and Porter
| On Finunce-AlrSSrs. Cuthbert Wright, Tyler, and
Mapgum.
On Commcree-Messrs. Davis, Godsborough, Tom
UNISON, Nchcan aud Linn.
On nanufncturcs-aIessrs knight, Rugres, Morris,
Prentiss, and Hendricks
After the ice President announced the result of the
ballotng for the Committee Man utactures,
Mr.. Clay rose and said the ballong was very IA
tiguing process, and he presumed no felt so
than the presiding officer Although necessary it
nevertheless very tedious process and would probably
occupy the Senate till four O'Clock before they got hro
As the Senate would have great deal to do to.mor
row. he would, therefore, move 10 adjourn; which was
agreed to.
| The Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
| The Hon. E. w. Ripley, of louisiana and the Hon
! Waddy Thompson of South Carolina, appeared, were
| qualified, and took their seats,
Mr. Dorsey the Sergeanat.arms elect, attended, and
was qualified.