Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-14
Twcnty-9ourtl. Congress--ast sess
H'ednesiay, June :, 1885,
~ SENATE


Mir. Grundy, from the Committee on the fose Once
and Post Rouds reported the bill froa the House OF Re
representatives.. re.organizc the Post occ Department.
with amendments. 5000 ~
NJ, Hrn,on. from the Committee on Military Affairs,
rpporled without alne dnent bill from the House 10
establish arsenal in North Carolina which, on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Brown, ordered to be engrossed Tor
third reading
Mr. White. from the Committee on Indian Affairs, re-
nor,cd the of the House TO the bill making
appropriations for the expenses OF the Indian Depart
uent for Indian annuities, &c. Several OF the amend
mcns Of the House were concurred IN
One Of the amendments OF the 3ouse was an increase
of The appropriation for the remuva! OF tile Creeks 30 as
to embrace tic whole OF hen bcag about II ,oOO, at
$50 head The FIRST estimate was for l2O0 al lower
rate L was asked of the Chairman of the Committee,
if il was possible effect this operation OF removing lie
Creeks during the present year. and Tie reply was that
il they could be col into the humor their removal might
be effected before The next meeting OF Congress. ~
While this amendment was pending; on MOTION Of Hr'
Calhoun the further consideration OF me saoc' was ar
rested. by motion made by Mr. Calhoun to lay the
whole matter the table; which was agreed 10.
|. IScESDIARY PUBLICATIONS.
On motion Of Mr. Calhoun, the Senate then proceed
ed TO consider the bill 10 prol.sh deputy f"StaSefs
from receiving and transmitting certain papers dcscrioso
therein in the States which they are, or may De, pro-
hbited by law. r., ~,
The question being on the passage OF the bill,
4 discussion took place. in which hlessrs Heos'r7:
Bncasaan, Davis, GrIndy, Clay. Calhoun, NrIker,
Cut!,tert Morris. and Ewing of Caio, engaged. ,
The question was then taken by yeas and nays CT tie
passaue Of the BILL and decided as follows:
Ieas-Messrs Black, Brown, BUCHANAN, CALHOUN
Cu,hber.. Grvndy, King Of Alb, King Of Ga Man
gum, Moore Nicholas. Porter: Preston, fEts; h"o'"
SON. rall.nadrc, Walker, White: Wright-Ei:
.iuus-AIessrs. Ren.on Clay, Critendca, DAVIS Ew'
;ng, Of Illinois. Ewing of Ohio Goldsborough, hen
dr5cks I,ubbar. Kent Knight, Leigh, nc Iran, Nor
Tis Naud,in. Niles prenss. Rngges. Shepley, SoniE-
I'D swift. linton, Tnr,nson, Wall, Webser-2'
So the bill was T:lfrted =,
The Chair laid:beore the Senate report from The
Secretary Of the Treasury, the subject OF domestic
exchanges.
OPPOSITE ELL.
The Senate proceeded 10 consider ts bill to regulate
the deposi,es Of the public money.
Mr. Wright obtained the floor, and indicated his in
,en,on TO move tie Senate TO proceed to TIC consider
alton Of executive business.
Tine depose bill was isen postponed and made lhs
sueciul order for Tomorrow.
The Senate proceeded to consider the bill 20 f1.enu
the time or receiving proof Of pre- emplion ca:'9 "he'e
there arc opposing Indian reservations; when,
On motion of M Ewing, Of Ohio TIE OH "as p''
poned, and made tile special order for to''nofro"'
On motion Of Mr. Benton, Sc a,o,r
The Senate proceeded TO the consceia,'on % W.
tive business. lad arr some time the doors were re-
| opened, and
Inc ''I HoT.sE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
| o,o.;o, ne Mr. Lawrence. The following Dill on the
table entitled, 81. bill TO repeal 60 much OF