Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

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Mr.. Clay said tha,the d.isfcmcc le, vcc, ;,.lc.,
lf nonor@1,e senator WAS very trning. Like him no
(Mr Cay) had looked little into the s,.b;. r ,,, g.
nnnces. lie believed with him thai tl,ey.. ,,s ,,
ono millions in the treasury, and ,h,t at the end of lie
nass Quarter 81 ensuing year with the seven millions
coming from the Baak Of the United States tc s,,r,I
revenue would amount 10 thirty millions lie ncrf;r,Iv
concnrrd "it him in the pre- prety of repeating ali ,'
ties, 80 Ear could DC done co,sst.ntiv Win H.
,ercsls OF the manufacturer. Eut, Sir, (raid Mi ca
how many OF the 45 45 Senators here av We Looked IN
70 the matter as The Senator from South Carolina has
aone ana arrived with him the same conclusion,
they should not be called upon by resolution present
cd IN either an unusual and at an early period of
20 soie al once, without reflection cxam
so to commit himself. - $500
Mr. Calhoun said that. if any doubt of the ability of
the Treasury TO meet all demands upon it. should arise
during the progress of this b he would then move 10
Lay upon the table, TO refer 10 the Committee ON
Mr. Clay said that, with these pledges he certainly
should not oppose the motion.
he resolution then agreed TO-
message having been received from, the iIouso Of
representatives announcing that the House had elected
on Their part, Joint Committee on the Library,
on motion OF MIR. Robbins, the Senate concurred in
the same, and to ballot committee ON their
part when the following Senators were elected:
Mr. Preston, MIR. Porter Mr. Robbins
Mr. Ruggles offered the following resolution.
hesoeed mat committee 10 consist of three be APP
pointed to take into consideration the cond-
lion oil the Patent Office and the laws relating TO The
ISSUING OF Patents for and useful inventions and
discoveries. ~
Mr. Preston offered the following resolution
Resored That the regulations in relation 10 the Sem
ate Chamber and galleries. adopted al the presen, SOS
Reporters. ~ '''
both these resolutions lie one day under the rulel
a Oil TO grant patents 10 George barron was read
thlrd Tine and passed l.tan
The bill TO repeal the Isl and I'd section. of ~, ,,
limit the terms of Office of certain officers therein named
was read second time, and made the special order for
The I'd Monday in January.
The bill to regulate the dcposes of the public money
was read second time, and the special order for
the I'd Monday in January
The joint resolution proposing TO amend The Cops,;,
hon was read second time and made the special order
Tor The Sd Monday in January.
The Chair presented a report from the Secrstorv.e
War concerning the construction of harbor al Mcbi
gan which was ordered be referred to the Commute
on Commerce and printed
Mr. Benton asked and obtained leave TO introduce n
phi to increase the Corps of Typographical Engineers.
"hicn was read and ordered TO second reading
blii to provide for the enlistment boys for the
naval service was taken up as in Committee of the
Whole; when w
On motion of MIR. Southland, itwns laid ON The ,able
as he desired to propose some amendments
bill authorizing the President of the United States
20 run and mark The line dividing the territory the IT,
States from the State of Missouri was considered ms in
committee OF the whole the ndment concurred in
ana te Dill ordered TO be engrossed and third time
a bill supplementary to the o amend the Judicial
when $500
MIR. Leigh suggesting that the gentleman who had in
roduced the bill (Mr Back) in his seat and as
the bill was important one was proper that The
Western Senators should have opportunity 10 ex-
anime IT. moved 10 postpone its further consideration
and make 1t the special order for Monday next.
The motion agreed To.
On motion of Mr. Upton, the Senate proceeded to
the consideration of Executive business and after
short short time the doors re-opened, and
The Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
On motion OF MIR. Harrison, of Missouri it was
ifesofred, That the Committee the Post Office and
Post Roads be instructed inquire into the expedency
OF establishing the following Post Routes in the State
From jefferson City the Seat of Government ,rouoh
the seats OF Justice for the counties Morgan Benton
Ioik, and Green to the Seat of Government of the
From the of Justice of Green county throug the
seats of Justice Of Polk Benton, Riyes Fan Buren, and
Jackson.
From Boonvlle, Cooper county, through the seats of
Justice of Peitis, Johnson, and to Van Buren,.
From the seat of Justce of Green county through tho
seats OF Justice of Pulaski Crawford by Massey Iron
Works TO Union the of Justice of Frank lin county
From Jefferson City, through the of Justice Of
Gasconade county, Crawford Potos, Washington coun-
~ Pennington, st. Francis county Jackson the seat
OF Justice Tor Cape Girardeau county, twice week
From The seat of Justice of sioddud county Green
VILE county, the seat of Justice for Wayne county
from Poosi the seat of Justice for Washington coun-
y through the seat of Justice in Ripley county, Jack
son, IN Arkansas, in a two horse coach
From Jefferson city TO Boonvjle, in Cooper county;
from Boonvlle through the seat of justice of Saiennr
son county, IN four horse post coach, twice week.
From 81. Louis, through the seats of justice of ST.
Charles, Montgomery, Warren Fulton the seat of JUS
tce Of Howard county the town of Charlton KeaisviIle
the seat OF Justice OF Charlton county, Carroo the seat
OF justice OF Ray county TO Liberty the seat Of Justice
of Clay county, three times week. in four horse post
coaches.
From st. Louis 10 ST. Charles TO Galmpa three times
week, in four horse post coaches.
From Louisiana, in Pike county, 10 Bowling Green TO
Fulton, IN Galloway county, in two horse post coaches
From Saint Genevieve by Bolivia os-ofiice, TO Free
derrick Town. the seat Of justice of Madison county
a week
From Jackson, the Of justice of Cape Girardeau
county, by the town of GiTardcau, Benton the of
justice of Scott county, New Madrid the seat of JUS
tee OF New Madrid county.
MIR. Beardsley asked the unanimous consent OF the
House TO take up the following resolution days ago
offered by him in relation to the admission upon The
foor OF the House of the representative elect Of Nic
gan
ReSOired, That Isaac f. Crazy, who claims 10 have
been duly elected member of this House be admitted as
spectator within tie Hall, during sttngs Of the
House
An objection being made,
MIR. Beardsley moved the suspension of tlie rule and
thereupon asked The Yeas and Nays, which
dered
The question being taken, il determined in the az
frmative-Yeas 1873, Noes a.
The resolution was then agreed 10.
BANKS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
The House proceeded consider the petitions from
sundry Banks IN the District of Columbia praying an
extension OF their charters the question being first on
the motion to refer the subject the Committee on tho
District OF COlumba and second the resolution cub
milied yesterday by Mr.. Thomas, of Maryland
a debate took place, in which Messrs. Thomas of
Md, Vanderpoel, McKennan, Lane, Bouldin, and Mer-
Ger took part.
Mr.. Bouldin moved TO amend the motion of reference
10 the Committee the District Of Columbia by add
ing the following Instructions proposed in the resolution
offered by the gentleman from Maryland, md that tho
COMMITTEE be instructed "io examine into the condition