Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-05
-.,,d hr. w vote the money, Out sei"e OUT I'LL

aboa s,; he had heard the letters of Messrs Da-
MI poyhmarhornc read, but neither OF them weigh
RS a with him. coming, as they a.d' from persons
ri anyth"s ,r,csed 1t was enough tor him 10 know
rho we,e had been approved by the Executive, and
tss the thirds of the Senate; and he would vote
allie? case its stipuations took every dollar of
~ H. - crsnuc on, Of the Treasury Let the con.
he Pr sitent Of the United States, and
;cac"A p,,c- making the treatv, and the Senate of
lIs I safes confirming it-ee responsible for the
tax ,,,,H vote ;or the appropriation.
az rs ,cr.r,rnt Of MIR. Wise was then disagreed to
w.''i ' an aii,onali item Of $780, COO to de-
vi r,ac.scS Of renewing the Choc,aw Indians re-
I gay w The State OF Mississippi, to their location
any = hc Mississippi river; which was agreed TO-
!; IVES II moved an amendment fixing the time OF the
! NJ, a. Of the pension 20 Col. Gideon Morgan, from
avn" U,-ch 1913 errtcably to The l4th article OF the
; ':sys treaty [to NJ was wounac" III lNe pa't'c Of
4 - iI,-sc.Shoc:i agreed TO- o
!; tb,r!enr movrd 10 increase tie item Of $50 ,OG0
> W, ami other expenses attending The Che
i ";' ' O.; So. 2l3: which was agreed TO.
4 1n' S:ar,f,,oe also nnvrd an additional clause ap-
i -" <, Oot ib- surveying the lands sci apart for
1 ..,rrs under the stipuations OF the treaty
), '' b-,,ear n,orcd additional scction prov;d-
4 ~. =, part q: The appropriation herct"cre made un.
:; - ...,; With lie eastern Creeks, should be paid
i :' . en- ~ res! in !slil,ieS against tie united
:. - .., - such change of circumstances as 10
1 rcsGen O.; Tie United States 10 dircc, other
i -E.,S.c,n- also moved farther section extend
:: ,;,@$ans " htsi relating to Tie Ninneeago
+! ne w!ic,, agreed To-
-. W, called f.; statement. item by item, Of the
:; ,,,;, q! eco -! expenses, Attending The ne
..,. Of Ii. SID treaty, ANA Of tho delegation
): ", r.;nlrrlrnr SAID the gentleman from kentucky
) u" ~. s2.ns question, which Mr.. c. had then
ii "'- NJ C. then stated the items composing the
:; sr,.s pa,t cf which were provided for under the
.1t'; Ike treaty.
i w. W was no. satisfied with the explanation, and
: '.,..! :, So. - out Inc clause is follows
! ~, .yae@Scs attending the negotiation OF the said
/ y AMI III. delegation, according to the fifth asii.
-: >v,9rn:ats treaty, th!:y-iiyc thousand dol
!, -" l0s: w.il12 ! count.
j y, notion O! Mr. Cambreeag, the committee then rose
! cr.:;c- ~ and reported the bill aud amend
! mis- 10 Inc House.
r., S,r,k,, having resumed the chair, the amend
'.,n. Committed Of the Whole were scyera!ly CON
: -. i ,yu; division; and the q:eSilu!, being o?
= -. .a.:,ssncn: o, The bill,
T NJ Alan. asked or The yeas and nays, which were Or
!; .,.: AMI wr:c-yeas -, nays 10 as follows
{. iIcas:s Anthony, Ash, Burton, Bean. Bell:
); e.,. D,oa N5ui,a Bunch. Burns, CanL,rrleng
=, .,,',a,i Carrier Casey, Caaner, Chapman, Chaplin.
- Cl52ras. Cleveland, Co!rs, Connor, Craig, Cra-
- ,'ashaa?n D;cG:rson Doubleday, Dro'ngooe, Qua
" r...,'! t.?i,H. Forester. f1w Ter. French Fry. w
I r,,n- J. Garland. 4. Garland, G!llrt. Grantiand
+; %~. iiiey. J. HAL, !la:ne1. II :rln Harper. S S
! H,,,..n 4 q Harrison, Halves. Hawkins, liaynes
:: a,ns Eion:<:n.E, inghan, j. Jackson, Jarvis, r. NJ
3, ,e.aa C. !chasor, L. Johnson, }. W. Jones, Judsoa
I X. =. Line lansing i.aw!rt. g. Lee, l.. Lea, Leo
! ..2 Lewis Loan, Loyal, Lucas, Lyon, a Mann; J.
r .ion II,,n J. \. Mason. w Mason, VI. Mason, May
! V,Say. McEeon. McKi.n McLene, Miller, Monsonlc-
4 - ran Oweas, Parker, Parks, Patterson t. Fierce
i j J. rsa.ce. J. y. pearce, Pctgrew. Peyton, Phelps
/ Y,ckDey Jro Reynolds, Jos. Reynolds Ripley Roane
7 r--a. Scleac. ". Shepard Sil;nn, Sickies, Sm,
i SEE, Sl:.iaad Taylor, Thomas, J. Thomson, Tou-
(, ~ TowGs Turner. Tuyri!i, Fanderpoe!, Wagner
! i:7i Wa:twe! Washington. Webster, White. /. I
: Wht.cs4Y and 5 Wi.:iaais-l23.
i .iras-ilessfs Adams, {. Allan, II. Alien, Ashley
i 9,.t. Beaumont Briggs, j. Caihoon. w. b. Calhoun
i Il Claiborne Cars Cushing Dcbert?, Denny, Ev
{; u.s. Ggc:.:. Grarrs, G!cnnell, Hard, Hazelne, Hen
I arson Ec:c:. l'oac, Hunt, lngeTsoi, jenrr, Law
! .:ncr Lacan Love, McCarty, Ailigan Morris. Phil
IS Potts Reed Robertson. Russell, Slade Taairrro
i ;:a7a, l.. Wa:ii!.scy, l.. Williams and Wise-i:
j $ ne bill was ordered to be cngIusscd fox thd read
! -. and having been cnSrosscd Rad third time
IL IIn.on asked fer the yeas and nays Tie na
/ passage which ordered: and wsIe-yeas i2:, nay
T. Us :.i.oNs , .
! Nas-Mcssrs Anthony, Ash, Barton, Bean, Bell
! Gr:4ec Doa.tin. Boyd, B"nch, Burns Ca"'G'clsng
/ '.m?bril Casey. CLANCY Chapman: Chaplin, J. +. II
Ca.53rns Cleveland. Coffee, Coles, Conaor, Craig
;! Gamer. Cush;naa. Doubleday. Dromgools, Dunlap
3:a Forester Fowler, French, FRI, ". h. Fuller. Gal
! 3..ra j. Garland, r. Garland, Gett, Gran;land
6t;H. ,l-y, J. l.!l, Hardin, Harper. A q. HARRISON
i u.xes Hawkins. Haynes, Hopkins, HUXLEY, Hunts
i aln InIhlm, Jabcz Jackson, jarvis, H. NJ johnson,
! o.n,on, T. Johnson, j. w Jones, 3. Jones, Judson
+, acaaon. Kgvrc. Kinnard, Lane Lansing, LAWYER,
1 Lee. I. Lee Luke Lea. Leonard, Lewis. Logan, 10y
I ill., Lucas Lyon Job Mann, Martin. J. I. Mason, w
Mason, VI. Mas ~ Maury May, Mckay, Mckin, hliler
(, Montgomery, Morgan, Owens. Page, Parker, Parks
Patterson H:t:oa + Pierce D. J. pea.ce, j. A. Prarce
'}'t-rcs. Psy:on Phelps. PinckneT, John Rcynncs
Joseph Reynolds. E2ane. Rogers, Schenck. W. D. Shop
! q. SieIs Si:,na Sckics. Smith: S,orer, Sutherland
/ Taylor. Thomas. John Thomson. Toacey, Towns, TuT
=; iii. Wacen~r Wa.l WardwelI. Washington. Webster
White. + I. Wh:,csey. and S. Wi!tia'as-l27.
=. .Nys-Mess7s. Adams. {. Allan, Ii. Allen, Ashley
Bailey. Eeaie, Beaumont, Bond. Briggs. j. Cal'oon W
4 B. Calhoun &. Chlm5c,*, Na.h. H. Claiborne, Clark
Cane. Cushing, Darlington, Debc1ry, Denny, Evans
s.ye:c;t, Graves, G7cnne Hard Harlan, lazelt;ne
Henderson,, lvis,er TI2ar, Howell, Hunt lngcrsol!
JenIe:, Lawrence. G. w. Lay, LincoIn, Love, S; Ma
:: "a McCa.:y i'cKennan, Mercer, Miiligan, Morris
Phillips Potts. Reed, Eobcr.son Russell, S!aje, laIla
:"T:o Ei"on. f. Wh;tt!esey L. Williams und W!se-3'
!, s. The b:. vas passed
: TIE bills 10 continue the Cumberland ROAD frc!n Van
G'a 10 he Mississippi, and from the Mississippi 20 Jrt
-, ie;S'A n Missouri, were pissed.
:: Iae House took up The hi! making appropriations 10
the suppression Of Iad;gn hoStiies, and for other puT
2osos. Tiz the balance Of 81 800 coo Of former aPpro
p'ia!ion-and Tie further SUN of $1,000 ,CDO, argued
!. 'a1 then laid aside in Committee Of The Hhole-an
ne bill making appropriations FOR the Military ACADEMY
70: 1896 which was opposed by Mr.. Halves. Both thes
i DIS we're reported 70 TIC House, and passed.
: EN.rREs!rEST MADISON.
NJ Patton, from The Select Committee, made the fol
:! Owing report
i The President rs the United States having coInmu
Hcaed % the Houses Of Congress. the Heiancho
intelligence cf the death Of their ustrious and beloved
i 'eowc!tizcn JAMES MADISON, Of Virginia, late Press
i den; o! tie United States, and the two Houses sharing
Il The general grief which this distressing event mus
Z ?;7drce:
Rcsoiredby :le Senate and House Of Representative
i TIC United States, ia Congress assembled, That tn
EAa' Of the President of the Senate, and Of ts Speak
e The House Of Representatives be srouded in b!ac
CaTng the present session. and that the President Q
+ ne S"n1:c the Speaker Of the House of Representative
Ai the members and officers of both Houses, wear tn
! usual oaore Of mourning Tor thirty days
= " Rcs9trcd That ii be recommended to the people
4 lr no m ,i1l mourn