Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-03

President, to submit to nothing that is wrong. and,
sist upon nothing that is not right. Wiz
He reverted, also, with appreciation, 10 ,!c H.,
policy of the Government, especially to the p!7px
removal Of the Indians and 10 the pros,ra:iou 49, j.
stituon which had become al Glagonist of H., c
and thcr turned to the cunsLcratiup in ysr;r
tails, of the present condition Of the dc:rncr; -, T..
country, both upon thc Atlantic and the w. "e
and Northern frcniiers. lie approved gcusraily ,r
principles maintained in the report OF the Secf.,,.."
War. and thought that the best Interests IF the c
required incrnsc of the Navy, and that the ,.ar
tahSflcnt Of tia: CT dr!rnce sEna!L BE- a,, r.
and kept, both oicrrsand men, in ac!i,r service
had no fear but That sufficient proper uyrs v.,r3
found for the surplus revenue; aud hr did ~; ,.
ting it into the hands Of the Government IT, ~
raised against the Democracy, that anarchy ami go
sion would BE- produced by the People, lie ,!i ~.
Rsnuhlcs had never been ovcrtrowa ~ Tie T.,r
BIZ tyranucal sc;slocTacy. NrE"r ~! lie bel r..
ciy that the country was coming 70 :u.n, ana tina,
was 20 BE- destruction % the hank system. arL -.
Of the commercial community, which had beer,
through t!! land, in the midst Of universal prosD.,;
Slth had been the customary cry upon all occl,,r
when al election was approaching; and i! W; H.,
present 10 be believed. He Thought, besides ts,n ,
! hc great reduction in Tie revenue from ;,n -,
lands. and also from he receipts 81; the cuscn ~,
the law diminishing the dnc. an imports IT,, r,
fore did not app:elIcnd any difficulty in G.ncs;,, .
tho whole revenue Of the country. Tie bin 10 .cn
tic pubic trposteS, he hcrcG, might be rssrhpl -
son. 10 be acted Upon. brcause he tECughl he C. v
menl would he found bamrcSs, and t.at .gy:c g. c
plant would be removed from Tie Oppns.loa
| Mr. McColnas obtained the floor, and "a lis rot,
| he committee rose.
Tie bill making appropriations for tie MAYA, sc,..
Of the United Suites for The year -;G. rriurui = -
the Senate, with amendments. was taken up On 80, ,
d! Mr. CaInb.ccng. who remarked that lie ,,s.,.
mens contained some original propositions !; ",
iDI.tt lf.., alD % I'M led
The ans nnenrs wc:c read ant oTdrTc, 10 &c ,-.l
and with the bill, referred to the Ccrsn,yr o.,
! Naval Nlluirs.
On melton of Mr.. McKim: (otircd br .cn,a,,
5000 extra copies Of tic reports Of TIE Src:r,ar..
War and Navy the subject Of national cs.c&ce w.
| ordered TO be printed
The House Their adjourned
IN SENATE.-Er iGan. .?yrA -
Tic bill 10 distribute the aTaits Of the Public Lar;
anic up as The special crder-alcssrs Morris ard IS,
kcr srukr earnestly against itHut 10 decision t.,
place-whrn HE Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TEXAS.
Mr.. Hnnlsman asked the consent of the IIcgse
submit Joint resolution, authorizing the Srcisiar
War to issue ralCns To such citizens 81 The /. s.,
as mi cII BIZ driven into the United States from ID b.
drrs of Texas
Objection having hrcn made, Mr.. II. move! a q:
pension OF lhr rule: which molten Was !"=!
Mr. Williams Of Ky. asked tie consent ~: III" f!,G,
TO submit lha following restitution, which was :ssG +
the Information nl' the liousr:
!tcSrircd That the Committee on f":r:sn .i;t.>
Instructed 20 inquire into the eHprdiency aad Pr ~
OF this Government acknowledging and TtccsE:.r
the independence 81! Texas,
Objection having been made, Mr.. W. moved 70 s..
pend the rule, which motion was lost.
hlr. Bell. from the Committee on Indian Ai27. :,
ported rssoin:ion, susprndg the sale Of the ch,
Indian Lands. acquired b. the treaty Of Dancin! Ia
bit Creek which, on motion o. Mr.. b. read !5Ic
and having been ongrossed, read third time a;
passed
Most of the day devoted TO the ccnsitcrl:oa
private business.
Alter which, pursuant TO IKE order adopted II,
since, the House adjourned over until ten cc'cfS
Tuesday nt1t.