Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-21

mission of Michigan INTO tne o, ssssd and es,ab.
gary me .nuied line as etctualy az Congress can
I;h;, He therefore thought 1t was now 100 late
sU,er,sn discussion in relation TO The force OF .he
70 ~ 1877 and the right of Congress to settle the
ou ,;on This body has acted and has liked the DIS
aued boundary in the first section OF The bill to admit
Michigan. He thought this sufficient and had voted
aaoos ordeng the present bill 10 third reading be-
cause it only rearms that which we have already done
large majority of The House, however, had thought
proper vote FOR it, in order To remove the doubts wcn
some gentlemen have expressed To this he oo not
object but for himself lie believed il entirely unneces
say, and had therefore voted against it ard would 10 30
again on its final passage. ,,,
After further debate by Nlessrs. Anthony, Uncs'
wood, Briggs, Adams, Love, Wardweli, bono' anu h'
nard,
Mr. Cambreleng appealed to gentlemen not to cont
nue. the discussion /, wa. admitted on all hands that ts
bill merely affirming the provisions OF OH "n;om
had passed Ike other day, aud he hoPea t.ia
mi rht moi be proraced measure OF this KIM, "he
thv had but fifteen days to act the many important
Nj Revnnds, Of Illinois, then moved the previous
question: and the el!ers reportlng-ayes o' noes ~
Mr. CHAPLIN moved call of the House, which was or
derrd.
| After proceeding in the call for some time,
Mr. Hestcr navrd that lis luther proceedings DC us
| pensed with which agreed TO-
The pre yous question vas then seconded without
count and the main question being ordered and put was
carried without division
So the bill passed
fuRTIFicATioS BILL.
In further execution of the special order OF the 10Th OF
january the House, on motion OF Mr CamotFiehg,
proceeded 10 the consideration Of the "bi making ap:
propraIions for certain Notifications for the year 1850
The bill was reported from the Committee Of the Whole
with sundry amendments, and the question was on con-
curing in these amendments.
| The amendment Pending was the following:
"Eor folica,nns Charleston harbor South Carolina,
and preservation of the site of Fort Moure $3u009
Increased by the Committee Of the Whole to "20OOO0
Mr. Hardin addressed the House in opposition TO the
large appropriations embraced in these aaendments.-
This BILL lac said, involved an amount OF money, OF MOI
less than ST. 900 0O0 II could not be passed TIL the mrs.
Of July and from that time till the next session, II
would be impossible to expend so large sum upon one
species of works. especially when we took inlo consu
Grafton the vast expe ndures going on in the States
for their works of internal Improvement lie was con-
WINGED the labor could not be found by which SO much
money could be expended.
Mr. II. referred variety Of details on the subject,
| and cited documents i'll support OF his views
among which were letters from Generals Gratiot and
Wou and 10 show that the amount proposed IN this ol!
could be udciousy expended and that such an IN
of ortcaons would require very great increase
| Of military force.
| Mr. Pinckney moved TO amend the amendment, by
specifying the objects Of appropriation, viz: Que hun
drd and fifty thousand dollars shall be applied to the
construction of wall for the preservation OF the
site Of Fort Moure and the remainder Tor Tile con
struelon aad repair Of Castle Pinckney
Alder few words from Mrssrs Pnckney, alcKny ane
Canbreirng Mr. pnckncy withdrew his amendment
MIR. Canbrceng then in reply to the gentleman IRON
KY, lMr Hardia,) vert into statement to show villa
wtre tie objects Of The appropriations contained in The
bill. and the amendments proposed by The committee
lie said there surplus OF former appruprla
tons, and the appropriations proposed would oil be
needed during the year.
The debate was further continued by Messrs. Parker
G:ayson Inland Hall, CauGreleng, Love, Sutherland
| Briggs, Boon and Denny.
The question had not been TAKEN and the discussion
ncnliil hon Our cal closed,
YHu,sauy, June Is, 1896
IN SENATE.
the Chl!r laid before the Senate communication
from The Department Of War, enclosing reports of Lie
Commissioner Of Indian Aiairs the Coinn,issary Gene
Ga rnd the Second Auditor, concerning the enrolment
organization, and emigration of the Cherokee Indians
| which ordered to BE- printed
| Mr.. Webster, freln the Committee on Finance, IL
whom referred resolution TO inquire into The expe
dency of allowing compensation TO the Senators ane
Rcp preventative from Michigan, and also report made
by the Secretary Of the Senate reported bill in add
ten to the act making appropriations for the civil and d.
plonac expenditures al the United States for the yea
1886; which was rcsd twice. considered as in COMMITTEE
| OF the Whole, and ordered to third reading.
Mr. Wright asked and obtained leave 10 introduce
bill pay in advance The annun of the indemnity unGc
the French and Neapoa iTraties which WAS read FRS
! time and ordered TO be Ir7inled.
On motion of MIR. King: OF Alabama, the Senate tool
up for consideration h 20 an;hcrze the Governor an,
Legislative Council uf The Territory Of Florida to sci
lands heretofore reserved for the benefit OF genera
seminary Of Learning iE SAID Territory.
On motion Of MIR. Southard the bill so amended
liant the extent Ct The sales 10 onchaf If h- lands
ahe bill WIGS then ordered to third reading.
The Senate proceeded 10 consider the amendment o
the House Of Representatives 10 the bill supp !ena ntarS
10 the hill to provide %. TIE admission Of Arkansas int,
the Union, and coucrrted therein.
The Senate also concarrea in the amendment OF tht
House 10 the bill supplementary to the bill to estabss
| the EottLern boundary line of Ohio
Inc nj Of on To
for the due execution Of the laws in The State Of chi
gan molten was made by Mr.. buchanan 10 disagree
; with the amendment.
Some Discussion being aboat to casEe the bill, on mo
lion of Mr.. Calhoun, wns laiE On the table.
An act authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury 4
act agent Of The United States ia al matters Ieian!
to their stock in the Lark Of the United States zea
! G third time, and passed,
| pUEL3c DEPOSITS.
The Senate proceeded h consider Tie bill TO regulate
the depositcs OF the puGiic money.
The quesoa being Ire motion Of hlr. Wright +
recommit The hill al, The amendments, and the substi
.tutes reported Gy the Committee ai.ance, 10 III
Committee ON Fnaace, wiki hstactions 10 report wv
bills, &c,
MI. Calhoun objected 70 tie latter part Of this motio
out Of order, and referred 10 the AaGua to sustain
| his objections.
The Chair {Nr King of !sla.) taking different view
/ OF the oueetstn, the objection was'not pScssed
! The question then taken on The motion o. Nr
| Wright and decided as follows:
| 3eaS-h!essrs. Benton, buchanan, 1utucct, Ewing
Ct 4!l Gtendy Hubbard, King, Of Ala, Hag, of "a
Linn. Nicholas, Nil s. Page, Hives, a2obinsaa: Rugg les
Shepey, 1al!madyc, Tiptot,, Walker, WALL Hright-2t
.Nays-Messrs. Black, Calhoun, Gay, Crsttenden
Davis, Ewing, Of O, G"ldsboruug!, Hendricks, Kent
Knight, Leigh. Mexican, Mangum, Meo-e, Morris
NaudSn, Porter, Prcntss. Preston Robbins Southland
Swift, Tom,son, Webster, ~ ite-l5.
| MIR. Walker moved TO amend the hill By asserting
provision make the distribution aces-ung tue repre-
seuta,on Of each Sus, Sin the Senate and House Of
representatives. of hc Congress Of Tie dniled Suites
! =. After few words from Mctsrs Webster, Calhoun
Walker, and Benton, the question waotaAen the mo-
, ton Of Nh Walker, and decided as follows:
! .Yeas-Messrs Benlnn, Black, Buchanan, Cathbert
Ewing Of H., GundY, Hendricks, HcLbard, King, OF
Ala, King, OF Georgia. Linn, Moore Nicholas, Page,