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

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for The purpose of Internal Improvement.
These bills were read and ordered t" second reading
NJ Linn pursuant 70 notice, asked and obtained leave
to introduce bill for the relief OF butcher; a'so'
bill for the relief Of J. Herbert; when were reau'
and ordered to Il second reading
Mr. CLAYTON from tie Committee on the Judiciary, re-
porled bill for the relief OF James Barron, which was
read and ordered to SECOND reading
MIR Tonlinsn pursuant to notice, asked and obtained
lave 10 introduce bill for the relief OF Walter Lroms
and Abel GAY which read twice, and referred 10 The
Conlml.r Roads and Canals
On motion Of MIR. 1omlnson, certain documents nav
iag reference to the same subject, were REFERRED 10 TIC
same committee
On motion Of Nix Kent so much Of the Presidents
Message rs relates the District of Columbia was !e-
E.rryd to the Committee the District Ut Columbia
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr. Southland, was
taken up for consideration and agreed to.
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr. Robbins con-
corning the usual supply Of newspapers to each Senator
was taken up for consCcratluIl
Mr. King of Georgia, read the rule which provides
at all resolutions proposing amendments to the Con.
s,,uion or TO which the appreciation and signature ct
the President may be requisite, or which may grant mo
ney out of the contingent or any other fund, shall DC
treated in ali respects, i'll the introduction and form OF
proceedings IN them in the Senate III similar manner
with bis9-l. was commended by Mr.. King, that this
resolution came within the meaning OF the rule, and
ouuhl TO have three several readings three several
days.
The Chur having placed The same construction the
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MIR. GrunLy offered tho following resolution; which
lies over for consideration: 800
Rcsoircd, That the Committee on the fost Once and
Post Roads be instructed to inquire INTO the cHHeaieh
cy Ct reducing into act all the laws establishing
Post Roads and Post Routes within the United States
and the Territories thereof.
The resolutions offered yesterday by Mr. Linn were
taken up aud agreed to-
The resolution Offered yesterday ny MI lrehlisS "a'
taken up for consideration. "
Mr. Prenss modified the resolution by striking out
al after the words Ci5cn CouI n,ia '"sGtEng t's
right derived from any such patent shall come IN qucs.
ton
The resolution as modified and agreed to- reads as fol-
lows:
Resurcd That the Committee on the Judiciary he in
sucted inquire into the expediency Of giving to the
Circuit Courts Of the United States o gina jurisdiction,
exclusive OF the District Courts, Of process and pro-
ccedss prescribed by law for the repeal of patents Tor
and useful inventions and discoveries: anu also T."
allowing an appca! to the Supreme Court by wrl o! er
ror or WISE from the judgment oany Circuit Court
in all cases where the validity ola light derived ifomany
such patent shall come in question.
The Joint Resolution introduced by air. MOTIFS was
read second time and referred to the Committee on the
judiciary. o,,.
The Senate according TO ORDER proceeded TO ballot ie
Chaplain. -
There were three baotings: Mr.. H;gbcc and Nix Har.
rson were the principal candidates On the !;sl ballet
each Of these gentlemen received voles on the second
ballot MIR. Harrison had IL, and Mr. Hgbrc 10 votes
and on tiic Sd ballot Mr. Hg bee received rs (out OF 81
votes and Mr.. Harrison II.
The Rev. Mr. lligbce therefore elected Chaplain
Of the Senate The Senate then adjnotnsd. -,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. j. 9. Adams called the attention ot ts House to
the subject of the Presidents Message il relation TO the
Northern Boundary of Ohio. 1t would be rccolectcd,
he said, that Ike subject referred, ten days ago. 10
Select Committee IL his Instance, and the Ihar mad
NJ
Committee Su;sc quently, motion was made to re-
consider The reference of the subject To Select Commit.
tee His object in rising to give notice that unless
the question OF reconsideration should be taken up aud
disposed of to-day, he should feel it his duty to call The
Committee together for the purpose proceeding to coll.
slider the sub jrct referred to them.
Tie House resumed the consideration of the motion
Nv which memorial for the abolition of slavery III the
District OF Columbia recrred Friday last, 10 tie
Committee Tie District OF Columbia.
Mr. S!ade spoke than two hours in opposition tc
the motion and in favor Of the immediate abolition OF
the slave trade and the gradual abolition OF slavery IN
the District Of Columbia
Alr Garland Of Virginia. followed in reply to Tic gen.
tlcnan from Vermont and III support OF the motion
Mr. Mann, Ct New York, moved the Previous suc'
ton r.
The motion wls seconded by the House, ny 'otc o'
l0i 10 ~.
ton bc row putt: it decided i'll the affirmative: as
follows: .
ieas.-Aicssrs Chiffon Allan, Anthony, Ashley,
Bcale Bran DcaIdslcv, Beaumont. Dockce, Bond. bor-
den, Baycc, Boyd Brown, BCchaaan, Bunch. Eu!ns,
CarmDrelcng, Carr, Carter, Casey, q. C"anbers, j.
Chambers CLANCY Chapman, Chaplin, Cleveland, Cot-
fee Coles Con;!Ur, Craig: CraIcr, CraEc, Cnshman,
Davis Drbcrry, Dckerson. Doubleday. Dunlap, Encr,
Fairfield Fain Forester, Fry r p G.. Fuller, w. h.
Fuller Ga,bralh. GiIlet Graves, Haley, j. Hail. Ha.
nlrr IIannrgan, Hard Hardin, 5. s. Harrison, A L.
h!ey Huntingdon Iluntsnian, lnghan, j. !arkson, JAR
Wis j. Juls;, H. Nj Johnson. &. Johnson, j. ". Jones,
B. JONES' Jutson, Kennon kilg"rr, Kinnard, KIingrn-
smith, IT, Lane, Lansing, Lapore, Lawler, Lay: g. Lee,
A. Maan. jr, j. Slam, Martin, J. 7 Nlason ": Mason:
H. Mason. jr, $. Mason, Marry, May, hlckennon,
hlcKeon hlcki.n, MILLER, Aonlg onlcry Muhen5cig,
Owens, Page Patterson f. Pierce, D. j. earce, ryon,
PIN Fps, Phillips, lincknry Rcncher: John Reynolds Jo-
scp Reynolds, E"ane, Sclenck: Seymour, A. H. shep-
prrd Shields, Shnn, Smith, SpangIer, Spfague, Standl-
rr S.oIer. Sutherland, lalaltr!c, Taylor Thomas j.
Thomson, Touccy, Towns TurIill, Vantcrpoe Finton,
Wacrrer, Ward, Weeks. and l.. Willams-l37.
Iuys.-Mc&srs }. G. Adams, II. Allen, Bailey, Bell,
Douiin, Briggs, j. Caihoon, W. L. Calhoun, Campbell,
Childs, Claiborne, Clark, Corwin, Gushing, Denny.
Dromgu"r, Evans. Everett, Fowler, J. Garland r. Car
land Glascuck Graham, Granger Grayson, Gr"nncll,
r, Griffin, H. Hail. Hammond, Har Ian, Harper Hazel
ting" iioar, Iiolsey, HOWELL Hunt, lngerso W. Jack
so:i James, Henry Johnson, Lawrence, Liucoln Love,
Loyal hlcComas. Mckay, Mercer, Alil!igan, Morris,
Parker, Paks, Patton }. a. Peace Pettgrew, Pickens,
Potts IT, Reed Ripley, Robertson, Rogers, RUSSELL ".
g. SHEPARD, S!ade, W. Thompson, Underwood, Wash.
ingion Webster, Whtej WhIl,lescy. s. Williams, and
W!sc-1i.
The Chair having stated the question to be whether
tho vote he RECONSTRUCTED,
MIR. Gascock asked it it carrd in tie affirmative,
what would be the next question:
The Chair said ii would br the motion 10 commit
Mr.. Lane E!ovcd an adjournment, but Withdrew It,
Mr.. Wittcsry asked fer the yeas and nays, and they
were ordered.
The question ofreconsidcration being taken il was de-
cidrd i'll Tie affirmative, rs follows
Yecs-Alesars. Anthony, Bea!e, Bean: Bcards!ey, Bell
Bockee, Roudin, Bovce, BOYD, Brown, Bunch, Burns,
John Calhoun, Cambreleng Campbell, Garter, John
Ch IA Chimney, Chapman Chnp1 Ca,sofrr Ieve
Davis, Dsberry, D:cheysons Doubleday, Dromgoole,
Duulao. Etfer, Fairfield, FarIin, E>.sster Eerl.r.