Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-07
.NOnday, December 3, 1888.

|& ',c,,rut-Mr Niles MIR. Smith
|H T.i, kiand-Mr. Robbins, MIR. Knight
|E{ na'.'-,,Iuseus-Mr. Davis.
y w.. York MIR. Wright.
IN ~. Lr.ey-Mr Wall.
W. o%,.,,yjr,nia MIR. Buchanan, MIR. Mexican.
N InI.r9rs.-Mr. Bayard, Mr.. Clayton.
q finland MIR. Merrick.
i%;;,,,t Mt Roane, MIR. RiVes.
n ~ C,roliaa.-Mr. Strange.
I,,fb Carolna.-Mr. Calhoun.
G,oreil-Mr Lumpkin.
4 lghsma MIR King
I.,,,ly-Nr Critlenden
i nL;n Nr Morris, Mr. Allen.
Jaj;,,a-Mr Upton, Mr.. Smith.
IT;raj.-,lr Robinson, MIR. Young.
yrlansas Mr.. Fulton.
i Mddisan- Mr.. Norve!l.
T" Thar presented the credentials Of the Honorable
u rh-lim H. Foster appointed by the Governor OF the
III SAFE of Tennessee Senator from that State 10 supply
Ell ~ vacancy accustomed by the resignation OF the lion.
III Felix Grundy. .
Fl The usual oath was then administered to Mr.. Foster
IN. Preside nt and he took his seat IN the Senate
III On motion 10y Mr.. Morris,
Ri 0,ied That the Secretary Of the Senate inform the
III g,n>e Of Representatives that quorum OF the Sc
r,.s had assembled, and ready to proceed 10 ous
n asss
IN On motion by Mr.. Wright,
I p,,n,,,J That committee be appointed 10 join such
III committee may be appointed on the part OF the Rouse
III !R.,rssna,ives wait the President OF The ,
III md nrm hun that quorums Of the two Houses had as
III ..a5ed aud we're ready 10 receive any communications
III lie might make; whereupcn,
I Nrssrs. Wrsh, and Allen were appointed the com.
ollee on the part of the Senate, by the PRESIDENT
81 On motion by Mr. Mexican,
The usual order taken for the supply OF the Sena-
III ,,,s with newspapers during the session.
Fl "a motion by Mr.. Morris,
Fl yrGsrsd That the hour Of meeting be at IL M until
II ca.rwse directed
n On motion by Mr. Morris the Senate adj ourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THIS beng the day apa, by the Constitution of the
II T. for The annual meeting OF Congress, the Speaker
II called the House TO order at II o'clock, m.
II The .o vas then called by States, and the fol-
Il loving members answered to their names
Il Uane-H1gh J. Anderson, Thomas Davee, George,
Evans John Fairfield, Joseph c. Noyes Virgil D. Par.
Il H. Edward Robinson.
Fl ytp Hampshire Charles G. Atherton, Sam'l Cush
Il man james Harrington, Joseph Weeks, Jared w. Will
Fl Decentralization Quincy Adams Nathaniel B.
goten, Geo. N. Briggs, WIN B. Calhoun, Caleb Cush.
+ ia:. Richard Fletcher, George Grennell, jr, VIM s.
Fl Rs.lngs Levi Lincoln, Wm. Parmenter.
E Rhode Island Robert b. Cranston, Joseph L. Til
Fl La.has.
i Jganectiem-Eiisha Haley, Orrin Holt, Samuel Ing
T. han, Llnceot Phelps Isaac Toucey, Thomas T. Whit
I;,moat.-. fieman Allen, Horace Everett, Isaac
j Fletcher Inland Hall, William Slade.
Var iork.-John II. Andrews, Bennett Bicknell, Sa
nue. l'rdsal. John &. Brodhead, Isaac II. Bronson,
G C. cp%sssns T%SSy chd; I
more Henry A. Foster, Aiber, Gallup, Abraham ?.
Grant, Hiram Gray, Ogden Hoffman. Thomas b. Jack
son, Nathaniel Jones, Gouverneur Kembie, Arphaxed
Looais Richard Z Marvin, Robert Mcclellan, Charles
> MITCHELL Ely Moore, William Fl Noble, John Palmer,
T. A=asa j. Parker, Luther Z. Peck, Zadock Pratt, John
a P'en,iss. David Russell, Mark Fl. sibey, James B.
Il SPENCER, William Taylor, Obadiah Titus, Abraham
IA landelyeer, John c. Clark, Henry Vail
II Ntar Jrsty.--John Aycrigg, William Hasted, John
n B Maxwell Joseph F. Randolph, Charles C. Stratton,
i thomas Jones Yorke.
i Pnn$y'rania.-W William Beatty, Richard Bddle, An.
4 Grew Buchanan, Edward Darlington, Edward Davies,
+ jacob Fry, Jr., Robert H. Hammond, Thomas Henry,
1 Edward 3 Hubley, George NJ. Keim, John Klingen-
l sNIh, IT, Henry Logan, Thomas NJ. 7. McKennan,
Mlhas Morris, Samuel w. Morris, Charles Mayor, LIE:
n muel Payner, David Pelrikin Arnold Plumer, David
Potts IT. Luther Rely John Sergeant Daniel Shelter,
1 George W Toand, David D. Wagener
Dttewdrt-Jobn J. Millgan.
.Nargasd john Dennis, Benjamin G. Howard, Da.
tri JeHher, William Cost Johnson, John p. Kennedy,
lanes A. Pearce, Francis Thomas, John I. II. Worth
mg0a
I:'siria.-Lnn Banks, Andrew Berne, James w.
4 E.gqla Robert Craig, George G Dromgoole, George
". ,lOpkns Joseph Johnson, John w. Jones, James
F v Mason, Charles F. Mercer, William S. Morgan,
taaes T. Rives, John Robertson, Archibald Stuart,
John TaIiaferro, Henry A. Wise.
Worth CQrOiina.-Jesse A. Bynum, Henry w. Con-
+ IT, Edmund Deberry, Micaiah Il. Hawkins, James j.
Nchay, William Montgomery, Abraham Rencher, Sa-
ngel l. Sawyer, Augustine A Shepperd, Chas She
4 9ait, Edward S,anly, Lewis Williams.
4 S5ah Carolina -Wm K. Clowney, franklin II. Ell
i more john K. Griffin, r. Barnwell Rhett
i Ge0rgia William G. Dawson, Thomas Glascock,
S'a'On Granland, Charles E. Haynes, Jabez Jackson,
4 Geo W. Towns.
i Ksaucky-John Calhoon VIM. j. Graves, Jas. Har.
] IN, Richard Hawes Rich ID II. Menefee, John L. Muir
Il iag, John Pope, Edward Rumsey, VIM. W. Southgate,
!'ssph X Underwood, John White, Sherrod Williams
II tennessee John Bell, Vim. Campbell, VIM. b.
Garter, Richard Cheatham, Jno. w. Crockett, Abram P
II Marry, Abraham Mcclellan, James K. Polk, Ebenezer
She!ds VIM Stone, Hopkins l.. Turney, Joseph L.
Villains, Christopher II. Williams
Olo.-James Alexander, jr, John w. Allen, William
Aey Bond, John CLANCY, Thomas Corwin, G. J. Coffin
tteGeSG Goode, Alexander Harper, Daniel ?. Lead
TTNe Samson Mason, Calvary Norris Matthias Shep.
'", Iagiot Webster.
L0AI7qg2.-Henry Johnson.
hA'aa George H. Dunn, John Ewing, William
White
Mississippi Thomas j. Word
SAHH0ts-Zudok Casey, William l.. May, Adam w.
't"5ama-R Reuben Chapman, Dixon H. Lewis, Jo-
i'n l. Martin
Michigan Isaac E Crary
florida Territory-Chares observation-disclosures
@ra 7erritOry-W. w. Chapman-deleeate
IN, .Ne following gentlemen appeared, were qualified,
mo Mok their seats:
Nyss' Beers and Putnam of New York, Giddings
3"- s"earingen of Ohio, and Crabb of Alabama
:, WISCONSIN ELECTION.
M Sa!y of Michigan announced 10 the chair that the
"'n j. w. Do,y was in attendance delegate from
led ~ ~ ~ 49, ~ 4
h Jones OF Wisconsin then rose and protested against
a. 'sh' oil MI Doiy 10 take his seat in violation Of Mr.
'eh's as the sitting member, no vacancy having
''Ited, and lie having never resi- ned
Hsorder upon
w., ' orary produced The certificate Of Mr. Dotys cleo
W., rom Governor Dodge; which was read
,,t M hem moved to lay Mr.. Crary's motion on the
M motion of MIR Mercer, the further consideration of
'1'ec' was postponed Till Thursday next
H. r. ELECTION OF CLERK.
Cb, ~ mar laid before the House letter from the
W,, Ie'k notifying the House Of the death of COL
Franklin late Clerk of the House of Repre-.
,,auves which was read