Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-10

sept SUN, 1854, wien the same -hall be received
Mr. Evans objected 10 the lhrascoloQy OF the rcsol
ton, aud moved that il be altered as merely 10 order
that 10 OOO extra copies be printed.
Mr. White accepted the amendment and the resolu-
ton then agreed
MIR. liamcr moved 20 amend the resolution by in
sertlng the words stricken out directing the Clerk to
cause the printing to be done.
The previous question moved and seconded, and
the resolution adopted.
Mr.. Ackcnnan moved To suspend the rules of the
House IN order to take up the bill from Senate for the
continuation and repair of the Cumberland road which
motion was rejected.
The report from the Committee on the Judiciary un
favorable to the resolution offered by MIR Burgess TO pre-
vent the employment of Editors in tho execution of The
public printing, and for other purposes came up i'm order
inc ic"uihg OIL me report, commenced former day
concluded ~
solution on the table, but withdrew IT,
Inc report was then ordered to be printed and laid ON
the table. ' Va
"a, The report and bill from the Select Committee on
west Point Academy, were taken up. and the question
being on the motion to rc-commit and print.
mr.. Garland moved To lay the whole subject on the
table. but withdrew it,
Mr. Mann called for the reading of the renor,
mr. Wide renewed the motion TO lay the table
Afler conversation on point of or,ler Mr. Hall az
~ -. spoke III opposition TO the printing of the report
on The ground that in consequence of the irregular mode
IN which the Committee conducted the business tho
mittce. r " ~
Mr. j. T. Mason a point of order. He con-
tended that ii not in order to discuss the procccd
ings of n committee P
The Chair overruled the objection
Mr. Hall proceeded review the course of the com,
mittce, and argued from it that the rcpor was no, ,;
tied to the sanction of tho House Before he had con
cluded " w WI
orders OF the Day, which was agreed to.
The Speaker presented report from the Secrc,srv IF
var transnihn list of persons employed the In
diah department; which, motion of Mr. (irennell
was lad on the table and ordered to be printed
- Inc Speaker presented letter from the Postmaster
General, transmitting list of unproducvc mail routes.
winch was land on te table and ordered to be printed
RELATIONS wIrH FRANCE
Mr. Cambreeng, with view he said TO toe, tho die
position of the House TO the mode of procee,i;n 90
the report and resolutions of the Committee on Foss;
Affairs ON the subject of French relations moved 10 Dis
Union from the further consideration of the Same
Mr. Wilde called for the Yeas and NAYS ON that mo-
ton, and they ordered 1880 ~
The question being taken it was decided in Tho ~
native, Yeas 104 NAYS So 80 viii
IN. Inc House having again resolved itself into Com
mittec of the Whole the state of the JJnon IA '
propositions concerning our Relations with Ei ' -;
again under considerations e oeihs
The debate was earnestly and warmly continued. for
many hours by MIR. II. Everett Mr.. Allen of Ohio NJ,
Love, Mr. Moore, MIR. Evans Mr. SutbcrIonJ NJ
Clayton, Mr. Gilmcr MIR. Lytlc, Mr. Cambreleng, NJ
Robertson, Mr.. Binney, MIR. Mann Mr. BeardsIny' NJ
rcher, and MIR. Adams We shall OF as nncb - ~;
Debate in the regular order, as we can as soon o !,
comes on. In the mean time, must content our
seves with stating results Mr.. Adams ohiec,ad 10
MT. Archer resolution, because it EXPRESSED o ;,.
ePectatio" mat France would have made nroviSion
Tor carrying into effect the Treaty. becauso h AZ
Adnms( had no expectation at ALL that France would
Willingly do US justice.-Mr Adams also made ono,bn
Objection to Mr. Archers resolution Another re,
was comprised III what he had heretofore saidand
the gentleman himself, in the honesty and s;ncr;, 80
MS heart, had promptly admitted that the whole f,,yI
ton polh oil ms speech and resolution was fear Not
mat the gentleman was capable of entertaining smell =
ieclng in relation to himself No: on this pont Inc FIJI
~ concurred with the gentleman colleague mir Roni
dn) who, by the way had in niaslerly ,1unner ex,a
and dissipated many OF his arguments No man s;b a.
a, is presumed to be tenacious of his ;ndv;ii
rePutaiion-hs personal honor. But while he w,,s
| lSfF gnl.i
IN ms bosom, between his of individual md M
tonal honor-that lac felt that he could moi binoIr IL
~. "'iSh' WINE ne was persuading this House
70 act us coWaIds-sayng To them, you must not do this
Tor fear of the power of France Mr. A concnTd h.
cay lnht no man could entertain greater uLLoryeacs
H war ana It's caiates than he did. e would do any
thng but sacrifice honor and independence 10 avoid i
But when he heard it advanced on that floor That ,b
was no such thing national honor-tha il was
idea-hc must take leavelto say that he dd not
TO such doctrine. After further remarks NJ "a
said, such were the which induced he
me hrst was declarave of the rights of our citizens
TO the indemnity claimed and the other was rail-
oil determination not To omit any possible means of no.
norabe Pachcation MIR. A then referred TO the stuo
ton OF the two countries in 1884, when n non-in,or
course declared between the two countries on ,
ca documents ON That subject and concluded by ex-
pressing nope that INC amendment of the gentlemen
from Virginia (Nlr. ArcherD would be- rejected
Inc question was then taken by yeas and NAYS on Mr.
Archer amendment; il rciec;cd-yeas ~ INV. IA
Mr. Cambrclcng then moved the following reso1l,,;a
according to an mtnation which he had before modcI
as am amendment to the first Of those introduced bv Mr.
Adams: - WI
Resoired, That in the opinion of this House the trco
y OF the 1h of july 1884, should be maintained and lis
execution insisted OH. w "
Mr. Adams said he willing to adopt it.
INC question then recurring the substitute adopted
by Mr.. :. @ Adams, as given above,
Mr. Mann, of New York called for the vcaq and nave
lhey were ordered and taken, when the resolution
was adopted unanimously,
Geas-2l2.
Nays--None.
Mr.. Adams then Withdrew his other rcsolu,;o, and
Mr., Gambreeng also withdrew the first resolution re-
ported from the Committee Foreign fairs ito nloc
being superseded by the first adopted r.
Inc following resolutions were then also unanimously
adopted
ReS0ired, That the Committee on FOREIGN A,Tirs 10
discharged nom the further consideration OF so much f
the Presidents Message relates to comnIcrcaI ros
rIcuons, or to Teprsals the commerce of France
hcSofod That preparation ought 10 be made IN moo,
any emergency growing out Of relaons with France
Inc JoInt resolution from the Senate resembling the
joint rule which prohibits the transmission Of NILE 20 d.
President on the last day of the session was ten
cd, after an Intellectual attempt the part OF MIR Ma
son TO amend H. TO rescind that which prohibits Tho
transmission Of bills from House to the other on tb
day. ' vi 'i'c
On motion of Mr. Polk several on,ronri,eo,, t;u -.
turned from the Senate with amendments were refsrrod
to the Committee Of Ways and Means--wben nj 10
10 clock, ''; Ut 10
The House adjourned
Tuesday, .Narch g.
IN SENATE.
Inc Char laid before the Senate the annual report nm
Commerce and Navigation; and on motion i, Zee
dered to be printed. -
On motion of MIR Webster, the Committee ON Finance
was discharged from the further consideration of rcs
luton directing them to inquire into the LEGAL cfct ~
me treasury Circular to the Land Offices the Commit,
tee not having had time to act on the subject
On motion Of MIR. Webster the same ,,,, 90 49,
discharged from The further H.