Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24

NM, ,,r,c,l, Dcriod: IL could moi he unknown mat
vast number Of claims bad been presented 10 Tue .;
FIR horses Ccsrovc and which bad been a"c'Iica''"
vcr,h, or ,u:.vnfaLiy; large nnmher uhi"'oFaD!y
e H. ,,,.,, ri rn,.r evidence support them lie
,y.G :, ;rouir whether it WAS inirnard l" open az
those cases anew: He w"ad odL!t that tile pr'hGiPt "
The bill was correct bnt if its operation was NOT ie
to sore particular rCriod, nc "cu'u pe "''Ne' Viz "
s,v Of voting against H.. =,
Mr. T. WGiltcsey said that, in reply 10 the gentleman
from, n " he would remark that. when The Committee
OF Claims presented lie bill its opeTa.on cH'ehneI ",5
80 far back as ii. wear -4 Til" last net "hc!' Had
been ,asscd the subject IN reference 10 hn!s:
DESTROYED during the Seminole war, ana vas l:"u9''
prcpcr BIZ The Committee of Claims IL embrace all ct
l,rs from tie date 81! kat act 10 the passage Ci HIS
Tie gentleman fro.n Kentucky, (Alr. Haidin:} wen
in Committee ui the Whole rinvcd to amend the b u
striking tie act oil to22. aii Inserting 'hc "c' ="
junc i-i2. This amendment was agreed |" ~ ln' c''
.it;cc and subsequently cuEcu::rd IN " me 'io"a''
50 that the operation c the ac rs Il a! present s'o'a'
rHtc Hd,G DaCk 10 June. l-i2 ,
81 far related - the other inquiries maze u .ie
gentleman ro,a New York. wttht II WIS intr'"'" ~
embrace cases already rassrd npon b" (Sir W "u.u
answer la, She LII ,5sacc only that class OF cases
which had either hccE heretofore embraced III Ehe.a!
laws or had rc heretofore g'.:scd by general 'e4s
la,ion There Wa got single ne" case embrace" Il"
,ic blk tnt tie ut waS 10 transfer 10 VI" PPf! hc
c,unn, ccrrs ni lii- Deplrn"n! t'a! labor w'ch !d
heretofore been performed! by committees; hy when
means ;!! rariirs applying Tor redress would ""'a'
Without tie slow process OF tie Legislation oi congress
r. w,
Till Wit; ear. ". -: aid be satisfied tha there no one
case contemplated in III" h which would not merit that
aentlemans support If brought sing'y before ne sioHse
Mr. Mann sad tia. if l!ir Chairman Of Tie Commit
tee Of CIeIS (M: t. Mhi!;eS'y} was sasASc 'Ia' NE
biz had reference o such "nght to 1t en-
Traced and .. it was ..<u bring bc:Tc HAT commit
ec k. or ~ had objection To vote III iAv'r Of II.
And ,r ecsii,n, .siai The bill! p&sa was lien pa,
and i,.cid.d III ihc affirmative
So H." lii! was passed.
Mr. D J P.atir m.S"rd reconsideration Of the vote
If Yesterday ~ Eh!ch resolution offered by Mr. Ian
necan aul!:ur;z:s he select couni&I't on the west
Point AcaGrEy, hy themselves CT c"iinilier, ID
ys;, that Institution tur Ike purpose O! investigation.
Tie !.:3:oa lies ovr7.
Sr. B,!l made slr,!1, motion in relation to reso-
tnn q: rcd by Mr.. Jones, delegate from Wisconsin,
aud which then rc'ctcd lns'rucilng The OoNih''r
on indian = fairs inquire into The expectancy Of
maxim, authorizations r Enld.ng treaties with certain
Indian ,riA 5: which motto" also lies over
Petitions and memorials were ihen called i"r: and pre-
s,n,,i hy Ai,$s7s. Chaplin. Iockce, A.cAeon. Chids
ran,h.r!cn= Manu. Russell. n.nl"day. Seymour. la-
xcI.iar .ai:.a::5 e. Lrr IF X York; MrSsrs. Parker
and ss"I"ir; Of Nv. Jersey Mrssrs. Anthony. Mum.
lpnAcr I,sl,c. HARRISON lmgers"ll, Wagrmcr P"rson
D. Hiv Sutherland, AMI P's. OF rtnnSy vanG: Hi"ssrs
rura5r, P:arcr, !ovard McKm, Jcni:er, lllr J. PIE.
seated lyYru!yt memorials, w!c were appropriately
referred and Washington, &c Mary laaG AlrssTS Rob
c,san Boudin Garland jl:Asnm Loyal. Lucas. jones'
Wise. Morg2r and Tat!ar.ro. Of Virginia. Alvssrs
Graham i!i!a:n M"n gtInrTy. Augustine II. ShcP.
herd and Ham Shepard. OF North Carolina; Messrs
Pincknp9. ana WaiIy Thompson. Of South Carolina:
Mvss.s Haynes, Owens, Ci"avcland. and Giascrck, of
Georgia; lcs$:s Harlan. Chambers, Underwood. Boyd
Frrncl Williams. K y. Jlns"u, and C"lhoon al Ken
tuck: ll.ss3 Dunlap Shields, Carrier lluni$man and
the s.. al.r # Tennessee; Ms$sr: Whi;t!sey, Sinamr
Tl.n;is,a :.s Patterson. S!per Bond. Mason, Span
gc7 Howell, and McL"nr, o! Ohio: Alessrs. Garland
and johnson. Of I.,usiana Messrs Davis, Carr, and
NcCeriy OF Indiana; Mr. Claiborne, Of Mississippi:
McSsrs Casey md May. Of Illinois; Messrs. LAWYER,
Lewis, Martini Lyon and Chapman, Of Alabama; Me<srs
Ashley and Harrison, Of Missouri; Mr. White, Of Flor:
Ga aud Mr.. Jones o Wisconsin.
In pu,tunncr Of c order IF yesterday: the House went
into H.. election q Chepain. On The Third ballot The
Rev sir. Co,s;nck received l votes, (lU2 being nsccs
sa7r for choice a"d the Rev. MIR Sheer received =
yojts.
So Nj CcuiStock declared duly elected Cha plain.
And Oh motion If Nj Grrn'i.!l,
The House @IjournpI.