Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-05
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c;nr ;r,o fT.r, certain Indian treaties (lhe CheIo.
kee SCI was read first and second lime, and re-
Ssr.J in IL. Cnmmit..c on Indian Affairs.
A., 80; ,n,,.d ,h, senate f., take I'D the bill 10
,a m oc r. amend lc various acts to alter and amend
,,hc .ovar,I aci. in,nosng duties on Imports
rio lii a.. o-Jrrcd 10 I've read third time as amend
I'D w. tho t.n,,n;I,r. nm manufacturers The bill was
rc,J Third Ime and nasseJ.
Tbn Hill to chauo. the time of holding the District
Conf Of The Uui,ct States for tic district OF
V;rin, n Cf:rkslur, was ordered to be read third
finn,
A. p;re, from, tho Joint committee appointed the
,essarc Of tr President con,mu nca:pg the death of
NJ hnt;son r.n,rtcd sunJrv resolutions sec the House
ur,rccl;r,s ! which were unanimously adopted.
Mir Nile; u,,cd The Senate take up tie resolution
oet|r Cnnmce On Foreign Affairs concerning the in
L,nrna,ncc Of rpyas
Mr E,yiar, o. OHIO. asked for the yeas ard nays
; 81
.I Mia. .,;:,lrnw his rnion
=, h,If:,,., - ,'clrrk the senate adjourned
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HOISh Of !'El i'E0r'' "A A0
crNHERLAHh Road.
NJ. McCa!tr in"vr'! suspension OF Tue tns' ''' '''
purpose OF o'ici'"9 VIC io'''"I"3 J" p.,; of
Sot'H"9 hic 2rI"@ an" ri|"s. ~ ,rDs.hJ.J rb,t
mc Ch'fe" '"''< " -" L'" T I -; ,t S,,,n
III me cohS:Fnc''h o' ''e . -" ,o.
81 'ia'H'a ''' et'J " ~ It" ,LJ JII.rs ,,,ssrd
PI'''' ~ t"o '"'''e" az ~ ~ 60 ,L c,,;,r,,,in,
al ti'e present Session OF io fJ;n, - hn an
o. ''!' l'''a Ia I t'I It' - d rni I,unh
F'l'u 70 ',S o'@'''2 ana - 'u '" I L:L,n,7; 10
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'c"n OF "'"' r;as i"F 1F'nse Oh Tie a0's' MT ca
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w.C -" 80 ,I ,ra ,J . ~, ia ,,o,ion
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WHICH were o'e'''"' anu '"' 'o' ""'" ~
t"r''l!r"s :, ,;,i,
81 'hc t'"uS' '''uS'" !" SSt>''' '''~ 'N'''
n''iH!rr f'INS'
iii execution ni Inc "'"er: aho
On motion" MI iotas, me i"u9e PFoceeuc" 90 te
cn"sh"ra'i" {" ~" oh! rom Inc senate, 10 'A''''" '
ch1:cr3 OF inc haHis "i ''e DsFct Of to!"'''", anu
Tor other purposes: -.
On notion "i Mr. hm; D. oh%pafd' me Oi,! was 80
a""hd'" IL L! SIrih" out NC ""F"'' IAN" '"n'' ''a
len, % SccIr wherever ih'y occurred IN inc "I,i.
NJ Thomas rai"d i"T tic yeas and naTs q" ordering
the i.l 10 liiT,i reading; which were ordered
ME- Gii sad TIC ild !ciln'" 10 Otter seT'rh! amend
mrnlS L" iHi' i WINCH III MS opinion; "eTc important
to be ai"?t:d I" protect The interests o the community
gcErTa!? Il had also been :s intention TO address the
House nj c'!lai''rFHor h;stl on HE hI ana aiiiehA.
mcn!s But a he clearly perceived lIc mTJJTliy O
the House preferred to act on tic original bill and as
Of those ;:o ;crd with hn this suh"c deem
ed i :a.s, to v. directly on the bill he yuuId Weld his
own oainio.rs i, theirs and not o!icr the amendments
He would content himself with making some remarks
generally ug1iia, the BILL and less in length than he had
in;cndrd. Sir. G then proceeded in his remarks.
Mr. Garland Of Virginia. moved to strike out all after
the cnncng clause and insert substitute renewing the
charters Of The several banks therein enumerated till the
4lh Of July, I:3>; which, after few words from that
gentleman and Mr.. Thomas,
Mr. 1homas Inovcd 10 strike out from The amendment
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of George,own lost
only % voting in the affirmative.
sir. Thomas asked for the yeas and nays The amend
meat Of Mr.. Garland: whch were ordered.
Mir. Fairfield moved 10 strike on, the 18th Of July:
i5:,, and nsrFt ,'+th of March, l-37
Hir' May asked for the yeas and nays, bu! they we're
not ordered
lIc amendment |" NE aalcndmont wss disagreed to,
and III" substitute 0! Mr. Garland was aa'p'cu-yeas
rs. nays -. 90.
Mr.. Lane demanded the p!cv@iS question on The en-