Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-24

Miami river nfoe5a thence north east 70 .s
line ana by tic said Territorial !e 10 The fen"sS u
Iro And whereas ,i,e Stale OF Ohio claims lial Tie U.s.
cont NJ, e Cnnurcss OF the United States has oeen '
tualIv and substantially given to the SINH Stcn ~
tho scvpu,h article III the Constitution as ABOVE SET
mi snccaIy 10 the latter clause thereof Gescr!b-
=, Dor riiern Boundary contained III tie Provlso
to said section, ny admitting her Senators ana re-
prcsctal.vcs Ia their seats in Congress, and more 'ui
H. by the act oi Congress declared February IL, sd
entitled an acrto provide for the due execution ot1he
laws Of The Unird States within the&Stac oi ONO,
in The preamble Ia which act il is declared, that tc
Stnte5ol OHIO has become of the United STATES al
America; whereby matter OF right The s!id ta'c
has acquired and righuuy exercise urisdlcnon on
her northern border Lothe line described IN the ial'
ter clause Of the prnvso contained in he SiNh sScn
o the seventh ~! cie OF her constitutions bn u n"ot
have arisen whether The act OF Congress {" l'c u
JANUARY 1853 entitled az; 10 Girldc l'e lHCiiu l'
rorv into two separate governments does not contra
vr,e the rii!!l jurisdiction OF OHIO to the inc Us ae
scbsd in tie article o her constitution DIS aoVe STA
ted H. o:l,r therefore, that doubts may 10 iongcreS'
is: on this gu! iect- .
Resoccd bu c Senate md H,uSc Of Representatives 81
Uaite Sacs IN Cca"rcsS ed Ihat The assent
of liz: Congress OF the Uu!cd STATES IS hereby lri!y &C.
cared and :rn Il, the latter clause OF the sixth section
of Ike sevcnt article n the Constitution vi The state
OF Ohio which the following words; to wat: lie
Northern boun,ar: CT this State S!Ial! he established by
aud rXteI a direct inc running from the Southcry
extreme OF Lake Michigan 10 the most Northery Cape ci
Miami Eay after nlrrsrcting the due North line from The
mouth Of lie trea. Miami utoresald thence Northeast
10 tie Territorial Line and by said Territorial Line 20
the PENNSYLVANIA Line. ...'.
7nai IS farther Essolrra That any Slate or States
tina; may be formed OF the Territory OF the United States
lYmg G. The Mississippi river winch Congress may
hereafter decm proper 10 admit INTO the unl"n sai' Oe
bounded oil the south by the States o Illinois, Indiana
! and Ohio, $ tic :aw may require"
Mr. Linn pursuant 10 notice asked ana Obtained leave
to Introduce bill for the removal Of distractions IN Inc
river Missouri which read twice, and referred to tie
Committee on is:ads and Canals.
On motion Of Mr. Linn the bill ntroducedhy Kim last
week ix tie Boundary %, Missouri, was read second
| tiie and referred: ,
Mr. Hendricks presented sunry petitions and offered
| the following resolutions. which lie over one cay
EcSGtrcd That the Committee OH the iost oHCc ''u
Post Roads bc instructed inquire into the eXpediehcy
Of establishing post route from Indianapolis by way oil
DanyilI. Rockville AIcntcsruma, and Newport u Ian"
VILE in Illinois.
| Rtsousd That the Committee on Roads and Canals
be instructed to inquire into the cxpcdency Of making
an appropriation Tor the construction ct the Cunoer
land road in the States of Ohio. lnGana, and Illinois
| On motion Of Messrs. Webster, Ewing: Grnndy,
Souhard CLAYTON Black and White, such parts OF tic
Presidents Message had reference to the subjects per-
tanning to the Committees Of which they arr CharlIen,
were referred 20 those Committees.
!NCENUlAKf PUBLICATIONS.
Mr.. CaliioCG moved that much CT the President 3
Message refers 10 The transmission OF IccndIay pub
LEGATIONS by mai! be referred to Special Committee.
On this noon debate took place. III winch the
affirmative Of he proposition Sustained by Mr. Pres
ton ylr aiangur Mir Clayton, Mr.. Go!dsLorough, Mr..
Leigh Mr.. Ewing, and Mr. Davis and the negative by
Mr.. King: Of Alabama, Dir Grundy Mr. Buchanan, and
Mr.. Brown
The motion Of Mr. Calhoun was carried in the ailr'
mave-ayes %.
On motion ofAlr Calhoun, the committee ordered
to consist Of i've Senators.
The Senate proceeded 10 ballot for the committee,
when the following Senators were elected :--Nlr Gal.
l!oun, Mr. King OF Georgia, MIR. Mangum. MIR. Davis,
and MIR. Lima.
On n,,on Of AIr Black, the bill introduced by him
to authorize the Secretary the Treasury invest the
= per fund DC. read second time and re-
! trrrcd.
! The Senate then adjourned.
! HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. WhiLtlescy obtained leave of Inc House TO report
various bills from! the Committee on Claims: which
read twice, and committed TO the COMMITTEE .: tile
! Whole House
| RELIEF OF TIE SUFFERERS gY TIE FIRE IN " YORK
Nr. Cabrctng rose, he said, 10 throw hluSeii on The
indulgence OF the House. ior The purpose ot asking what
he was sure would DC granlrd-.hc unanimous cUnsenl
of the House 20 report bill FROM the COMMITTEE Oh
Ways and Means for the relief OF the sufferers by the
! late Ere III the city OF New \ ork.
Mr. Jarvis muycd suspension Of the rCle 10 per-
nit any Of the Committees to make reports and il was
agreed 10.
Mr.. Cambreleng, from the Committee of Ways and
Means, then presented the following correspondence
report and BILL
..... 'fREAsuRY DEPARTMENT, Dec. 10, 1888.
! SlR: enclose, herewith copy of communicative
received this morning from tr Collector ol lie C"s.o!
at New York, aud OF my reply to Ii; aiG venture L
express hope that all due indulgence will be extended
by Congress the sufferers who are indebted TO the
States. remain. very respectfully,
Your obedIent servant,
LEVI WOODBURY.,
occ'ry. Of the Treasury
The Hon. c.. c. CAMBRrLESG,