Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

particular ton, where they qnlry RENAMED WIN,
out being heard Of more. A Srnatr from Maryland
said that was the lion den for these Fttions. he was
willing they should he laid the tubf or despaca
my other way, and acquiesced Build not The sntl
man ttom North Carolina (Alr. Brown see different
state Of circumstances now: The luakers had saio
they had pressed it year after year without lnterrup"h
aud there petitions presented THIS session.
tlIun had hcru since the commencement ct this inSlitn
ton. If misclcvous boy threw cacker on the i"nf
Of the Senate, aud the Sergeanta. Aras tramp 1t out,
Il small matter. But when, il thtbudin9 was sur
rounded by incrndaripS with tofchg III their hands,
they not To be reused from tsir lrtharSy! He
1T" going TO be nprlIrd to mix this matter with
politics, WHICH separated father from and party ir"
country, and minsr them in lis owl vortex while
portion of them were alarmed, wiI they counted by
hundreds and by thousands, what usedto be units Plo
Suply taught them disrr:st on both sdrs. While Tie
gentleman from North Carolina, (Nr trowu.) says par.
ty feelings side has induced tiisalar let us say
party may have lis influence on his side lle MIR. ~ en-
Treated gentlemen, when they called tlii aalmis's TO
bear III MUD that there another party saying peace,
peace where there peace Whic the sale side,
to magnify diminish the danger; We're they to fold
their arms and wait Till The Presidential election
over: They Int then find storm ot violent ~ resist.
lie did not say whether panty had been mixed up with
this matter. But il said they had alscy raised The
cry OF wolf! wolf! The shepherds boy cried wolf!
wolf when the shepherd WAS asleep lIl the wolf came
Mr. Rugslr remarked, that in presenting to the Sen
ale resolutions which had been cordnly approved by
Senators from the South lie had not expected that de-
bate would have ensued cha racterzed as this had been
he sentiments and opinions contained III those reS"lu-
tuns lie had Supposed would be consYlao,y to South
crn feeling, aud they had been warmly approved from
that quarter One Of the Resolutions asserted that all
public discussion OF the question Of slavery had been
arrested and suppressed i'll Maine by decided expires
sion of public Misrepresentation Gentlemen say, they
heartily approve OF these resuutious and he regretted
that they had not this occasion given a practical
illustration of the sincerity which h had doubt they
lr III expressing their approval Of the suppression OF
such discussions The circumstance III their having
passed without any rAciting and agating debate he had
yenturcd with urea, Grcrencc: TO commend to favorable
consideration. lie said. that lr himself had been SO IA.
Yoraby Impressed with il As an example, that he should
!ul"w It on this occason by alsIaning from any dis
cuSS!On Of the matter and should that the rrsu!u
tons BE- printed, and hoped the question would be per-
united 10 be taken without further debate.
The resolutions then laid OH the table and order
cd 10 be printed.
The Till from The House making appropriations for the
naval service for the year lo, read twice and re-
terrcd.
The Bill granting 800 600 acres Of land the State Of
Missouri for the purposes Of lnternal improvements,
was taken up and cunsdt red in Committee Of the
v hole.
Different Senators moved the addition Of the names
OF Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Indiana and Illinois,
To that Of Missouri.
MIR. Clay, alter debate, moved the indefinite
poS,ponrInrut Of the Bill.
On motion Of Mr.. Calhoun, after some remarks from
Mcssrs. Benton, Ewing of Ohio and Porter, the Bill
was LAID on the table by Yeas 2G-Nays s.
Alter all Executive Session,
The Senate adjourned I'LL Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
BY UNANIMOUS consent, sunLry resolutions OF enquiry
presented and REFERRED.
MIR. flanagan moved 4 suspension Of the rule TO en-
able him to cer resolution, that the bill 10 provide for
the graduation and reduction u! the price OF the public
Lnds BIZ made the special order for the Tuesday succeed
ing The day which the order in relation the uppro
priatlon BILL should be complied witl-and for each sue:
cecdng day, Friday and Saturday excepted until a DIS.
position OF the subject should be made
Nh II. called for the Yeas and Nays, Oh the motion
TO suspend; which were ordered:
And the question suspension taken and lost
Yeas 81. Nays 10.
So the House refused TO suspend the rule
In pursuance Of lis previous 0rdrr the House took up
the Bill establishing the territorial government, OF Ous
cUnSin.
Mr. Bond, Of Ohio moved to amend the amendment
made in Committee of the Whole, inr approprialng
$2UO OO for the erection Of public buildings in The said
territory, by striking 290OO and inserting $25 800;
which motion Mr.. Is. called for the Yeus and Nays
which the House "rlnrpd
Alter debate, in which Messrs Bond Jones' REYNOLDS
Boon, Parker, and Kinnard, participated,
The question on the amendment TO the amendment of
The Committee was taken, and lost yeas ~, nays H.
30 The amendment 10 the amendment rejected; and
the House cuncurred with the Committee all the
amendments made therein
MIR Cave Johnson renewed his amendment rejected in
Committee Of the Whole, to strike out the appropriation
OF $1,000 for the privilege Of Library for the OF the
Judges of the said Tcrrury:-and called for the yeas
and nays, which nat ordered.
And The question OIL the amendment taken and
lost.
Mf. Underwood moved TO amend the 2lth line of the
9Th section, to read ''the Governor shall receive
salary Ot DO for his services Governor aud Su
pcrintrndcnt Of Indian Affairs.
MIR. Johnson, Of La, supported the amendment.
air. lnlun, IL ONO, moved to insert tc0 thousand
dollars.
After remarks from Mcssrs WISE c. Johnson
Ashley. and Sewer,
The question the amendment to the amendment |
wds taken and LOST; ayes -, HOES rs.
And the question Oh the org ina amendment ta
ken and carried.
So the amendment agreed TO-
Mir Hardin moved II amend The l7th section, by sr
ing out o00O appropriated Tor the Library and insert
ing 1900.
And the question taken and lost: ayes Gs noes ~
So the amendment rejected.
Mr. Howell proposed Ill amendment in relation TO the
boundary section; which was lost.
M Cuslman moved 10 amend the 9th section, which
relates 10 the appointment Of the of the said Ter
rtory, and to their term Of service by striking out the
words :'durng good behaviour and inserting The words
@ Tor the term OF five years.
Mr. Sewer, OF Arkansas, suggested four years, and
Mr.. Cushnan accepted the modification.
Mr.. Wise called for the yeas and nays, which were
ordered.
After debate, in which Mcssrs. Wise, Boom Lane
Sprght, llamcr Iloar, PraIce Of Maryland and Toucey
par ticipalrd,
Nlr. C,rslman withdrew his amendment and the bill
having been engrossed I'D interim, ordered 10 have
its third reading
And the bill read third time and passed
Mr. Robertson of ginn, moved to suspend the rule
10 enable him to offer series of resolutions providing
in substance for the appointment Of seven Select Com
nitess to inquire ls whether any and what retrench-
Inents can be made IN the expenses of Congress.
I'd. Whether any rrtrencEnrny con be made in the
Treasury Departuent--and to- inquire whether any
charges exist therein.
Sd. For similar inquiry into the Department Of the
Navy.
atl. Into the Department Of War.
9th. Into the Department OF Indian Affuirs.
9th. Into the Genera! and Bounty Land Offices.
9TH. TO inquire into the abuses Of tho frankng
privilege