Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-29

Mr. Linn, notice. asked and obtained leave
to Introduce bill for the relief of Butcher; olso
bill for the relief Of j. Herbert; which were read
and ordered to second reading.
Mr. Clayton from the Committee on the Judiciary re-
ported bill for the relief Of James Barron which was
read, and ordered to second reading.
Mr. iominson, pursuant to notice, asked and obtained
leave to Introduce bill for the relief of Walter LOOMS
aud Abel Gay which read twice and referred 10 the
Commute on Roads and Canals
On motion Of Mr. Tomnson, certain documents hay-
ing reference to the same subject, referred the
same committee
On motion Of Mr. Kent, so much Of the Presidents
message as relates to the District of Columbia re-
ierred TO the Committee on the District of Columbia
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr. Southard was
taken up for consideration and agreed TO-
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr. Robbins con-
cernug the usual supply of newspapers to each
was taken up for consideration
Mr.. King OF Georgia. read the rule which prov ides
that all resolutions proposing amendments the Con-
sutution or to which the appreciation and signature of
ncv o", Of ,h ny ,: equ'e' ol wnich may grant mo-
ney ou' Oh te contingent or any other fund.- shall be
treated in all respects, in the introduction and form of
proceedings IN them in the Senate in similar manner
with bills 1t was contended by Mr.. Kingythat this
resolution came within the meaning of the rule and
ought to have three several readings on three several
days.
The Chair having placed the same construction ON the
rule, the resolution ordered to lie until o.mor
row.
Mr. Grundy offered the following resolution which
lies over for consideration:
Resoiced, That the Committee on the Post Office and
fost oads be instructed to inquire into expcdien
cy OF reducing into act, all the laws establishing
Post Roads and Post Routes within the United States
The resolutions offered Yesterday bv MIR Linn vver.
taken up and agreed to.
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr. Prentiss was
taken up for consideration.
Mr. Prentss modified the resolution by striking out
all after the words " Circuit Court and inserting the
following WORDS " in all where the VALIDITY of n
ton ~ " f'e'
The resolution modified and agreed to. reads as fol.
lows: W 'ea0' 10 'o'-
RESOLVED, That the Committee on the Judiciary he in
stuced TO inquire iAto the expediency giving To the
circuit Courts OF the United States original jurisdiction
exclusive OF the District Courts of process and pro
ceedngs prescribed by law for the repeal patents for
allowing an appeal to the Supreme Court by writ of err
ror or otherwise from the judgment any Circuit Court
IN all cases where the validity of right derived from any
such patent shall come in question
The Joint Resolution introduced by Mr. Morris was
| Judiciary.
BALLOT FOR CHAPLAIN
Inc senate according TO ORDER proceeded 10 ballot for
There were three ballotngs: Mr. Higbee and Mr. Har-
rison were the principal candidates On the 6rst halle,
each of these gentlemen received ~ votes on the
ballot Mr.. Harrison had I6 and MIR Hiobrc X vo,as
and the Sd ballot Mr. gbec received % (ont Of %,
votes, and Mr. Harrison Ia ~
The Rev. Mr.. Hgbee was therefore elected Cb.n,o;,
OF the Senate. The Senate then adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. j. z Adams called the attention of the House 10
the suhject of the Presidents Message in relation 20 ,h
Northern Boundary of Ohio. 1t would be recoi;ec;ea
he SAID that the subject referred ten days ago
select Committee, at his instance and the Chair had
done HIM the honor to appoint him Chairman of tba,
Committee. Subsequently, motion was made n TO-
consider the reference of the subject 10 Select Con;,
tee His object in rising was to give notice Thai mnis
the question OF reconsideration should be taken mn md
disposed OF today he should feel it his duty to call the
committee together for the purpose of proceeding TO
slider the subject referred TO them
The House resumed the consideration Of the motion
oy winch memorial for the abolition of slavery i'm the
District oil Columbia referred on Friday last 10 the
Oommttee on the District of Columbia.
MI siade spoke more than two hours in opposition 10
tne motion, and IN favor of the immediate abolition OF
the slave trade and the gradual abolition of slavery in
the District of Columbia "
MT Garland, of Virginia, followed in reply to the oen
"e,nah from vermont and in support of the notion
Mr. Mann, of New York, moved the Previous Cues
ton >t''
I04 to 40. w s' '" 'o'e oil
The question being then taken, Shall the main cues.
| follows: " N'e ''''''"'''e' a'
po Yeas On Chiffon Allan, Anthony Ashley,
gen. gen, Boyee, Boyd, Brown Buchanan, Bunch Burns,
Cambreleng, Carr, Carter Casey, G. Chambers. j.
e coes CC@ onnGyT CChoPmar Chap@ Cleveland COT
DAVIS De6erry, Dickerson, Doubleday, Dunlap Effner
E Fairfield F&rn Forester Fry r p Fuller w k
mer, flanagan, Hard, Hardin, s. S. Harrison A. G..
iHiarriss0n Haynes Henderson, Hopkins Howard HUI.
biey, Huntington Huntsman, Ing6am, j Jackson, Jar
Wis, j. Johnson, II. M Johnson G. johnson ~ w jones
d. Jones' gudson, Kennon, Kgore, Kinnard, Klingen,
smith, Jr lane, lansing LapOrie, Lawler Lay, G. Lee,
>. Lee, L. Lee, L. Lea, Leonard Logan, Lucas Lyon
A. Mann, jr, J. Mann, Martin, J. Y Mason w Mason
M MIA Mason ~ s Mason, Maury, May, McKennon,
Il
Owens, Page, Patterson, F. Pierce d. j. Pearce Pevtos
Phelps Phillips, Pinckney. Rencher John REYNOLDS Jo
sePh Reynolds, Roane, Schenck, Seymour A. r. S6en-
perd Shields, Shinn, Smith, Spanger Sprapue Stand
Ter, Storer Sutherland, Talliaierro TAYLOR Thomas
Thomson, Ioucey, Towns, Turril Vanderpoel Vinton
wagner, Ward, Weeks. and l.. Willians-I37
= NGyS.-Messrs. J. q. Adams H. Allen Bailey BelI
DouiGln, Briggs, j. Calhoon w. ID. Calhoun, Canpbell
Shilds, Cial6orne, Clark, Corwin, Cushing Denny,
Dromgooie, Evans, Everett, Fowler j. Garland r. Gar
iand, 1lase9Gk Graham, Granger, Grayson, GrenneIl
Jr, Ifiihn, n Hall, Hammond, Harlan Harper Hazel,
une iioar, Holsey, Howell, Hunt lnqersol w Jack
son, James, Henry Johnson, Lawrence Lincoln. Love
Loyal, McComas, Mckay, Mercer, Miigan Morris
raIker Parks, Patton, j. A. Pearce Pettgrew Picken.
potls, Jr, Reed Ripley, Robertson Rogers Russell w
b. Shepard, Slade, w Thompson Undcrwood WASH
,,ngon, Webster, White, Whitesey S. Williams. and
Wise--T. '' e
The Chair having stated the question 10 be wbetbe,
the vote be reconsidered
Mr. Glascock asked if il carried in the affirmative
what would be the next question?
1 ne CHAIR said II would be the motion 10 commit
n "a Lane moved an adjournment, but withdrew IT,
ordered - "J'' anu '"ey
me queslcn Decentralization being taken it was de-
cided ia the Affirmative, follows
- feas-Mes Anthony, BeaIe Bean, IIeardsey BelI
Bockee, Bouidin, Boyee, Boyd Brown Bunch Bnrns
John Calhoon, Cembreeng, Campbell Carter Jobn
Chambers, Clancy, Chapman, Chaplin Claiborne Cleve
land, Coffee, Coles, Conner, Craig, Cramer Cnsbmon
paws, Deberry, Dickerson, Doubleday, Dromgoole
DuhaP, Elmer, Fairfield, Farlin, Forester Fowler
french, w. Il. Fuller, Gabraith, ], Garland II Gar,
land, GilIett, Gascock Graham Gravson Grim H.
ley''; Hal, iiamer, Hammond, Hannegan s. s. Harri-
son, a. g. HARRISON Haynes Holsev Hopkins Ha.,-
HubcV. HuufinUton T.. ~