Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10


snF" had been imputed to itby the gentleman from
5ts AZ TNt. Cambreleng) BY the purchase OF .ne
" l"', no injury but, The contrary, oenen''
-, 10 the Government ~.
gore 1,eIsnc was responding, in alosion 10 Inc
"a v; 49,. Bsus the United States, when
fr Sb!er aud Grant rose, nearly she'.a.eo"s s
~ W. ,d asked what relevancy there was III 'h's os
s t1s W.. ~, ,c,ual question be fore the House:
S s'n S,s.ur made some further remarks IN Inc
"a ..s,n and was followed oy .. ,...
e ne I,,,,on who had word 10 say ABOUT 'hese
EJN nnis. lie never would allow any opportunity
kt''' lion, giving blow to that Migrant ana oan'
Ta'' ;I.,,on OF the Constitution &c, &c.
's frrJ BY the order having passed, the House
IS tue usual Eoening Session.
nARBoR ELL.
4 49,, hi the motion pending was call tor the IRE
III - Question and c,rr;sd. and the
II ,.nn being IN ordering the Oil ~ '' ''''A''"'
i"tta I%%', 81 the yeas and nays; which were or
III Vi ."a,"' ,.rsn resulted as follows: Yeas l04,
Y red. and, being ta"e"' '''1''|
the hin was ordered pits ih'ro reso'ns. '.
4;o,eIy read third time ana fAsSEp' yeas
Il :, the H.RsoR BILL was PASSED
TEXAS CORRESPONDENCE.
! .ss,rs sccompanied with numerous documents,
H,s,vsd from the President Of the u. 5, IN refer.
- n our relations with Texas; communicated IN an
80 call of Mr. Everett some months ago
v Howard referring TO the great bulk OF the ounoles
Il .I.umens and expressing the opinion that very re"
.b,n, we're Of any consequences, moved that lhey oe
.,,G 10 committee, 10 select from among them SUCH
, snuld be proper 10 PRINT
Il " Adams opposed this motion, and hoped that the
8 ~. would be printed The communications were OF
: limos, inrorfance for these documents would
bIr turn the question Of peace or war with Mexico
Il red ,ha, the message and documents be laid on
j hi. and printed He hoped they would not be re-
IN The committee on foreign affairs because 1t ap'
sd ina, the chairman of that committee knew so
,,h ,hout these documents that he did not want To
sye them printed For tha' very teasoo VIZ "a MAO
r1;pus for the printing.
ur Yell called for the reading Of the documents; but
I'D not press his motion
On motion OF Mr. Dromgoole, the motion Of Mr.
sms was divided. and the question first taken on lay
I ~ on the table; which was agreed TO-
4 The question then recurring on the printing,
Mr. D sa,d that the committee on foreign affairs were
sy 10 report an The subject of Texas and these docu
osp;, would only be productive OF delay
i Nr Howard demanded the yeas and nays; but with
.,eS his motion; which was Immediately renewed by
1Mi Adams.
M- Everett, supported the motion to print.
4 Mr Robertson, of Va, moved 10 lay the motto to
N: upon The table.
On this MI Reed demanded the yeas and nays; which
s,ie 0rdered and being taken, resulted Yeas lU3,
k!s>0.
| So The motion TO print was laid on the table.
STEAMBOATS,.
The bill to guard against explosions on board ofsteau,-
c,is then taken up, read third time, and passed
THE POST OFFICE BILL
N then taken up; the amenGmen ts reported from Inc
onnlltee of the Whole were concurIed in; and the
s!on being on ordering The bill TO It's third reading,
81; Hopkins moved 10 reconsider The vote OF concur
k.Fcs in the amendments from The committee OF the
,rs with view 10 move smendmen nj reIHStatlnp
EXPRESS MAIL.
! 4 let,e, of Amos Kendall was read, when
Sir Harlan moved the previous question, which was
kconded put and garfield and the main question being
hp reconsideration it decided in The negative:
Eea. q nays 100.
i $, the House refused to reconsider.
Mr Harlan now moved the previous question, (the
ham question being ordering the bill its engross
tfnt) |, Was seconded, put, and carried and the bill
ordered 10 It's third reading, and read third time,
kad passed.
Mr. Robertson gave notice Of moving reconsdera-
On las unders,ood) respecting the printing of the
IsIgs documents.
And then, the House at about O'Clock adjourned.
Thursday, July 5, 1888
N, Johnson OF La, by leave, reported Senate bill
procuring Are proof cases in one Of the land Offices;
Ehch was referred 10 a committee OF the whole.
Mr J. was going 10 report another bill, when MIR.
Elson. Mr. Lincoln, and MIR. Howard, objected 10
fylng Mr. Adams speech interrupted for the accommo
BATON Of individuals. If at all, it should be general
6,mission placing all The membess and committees on
ST Howard With some warmth, observed that Mr.
should not by yielding 10 requests of this kind, de-
M the time Of bringing his speech 10 close SO as TO
cude him from the opportunity of reply to the speech
which ne had taken up the morning hour Tor several
E.7s past
Mr Adams replied with equal warmth that the gen.
Itman well occupied in thus complaining of the
occupation of time, when he had for FIVE years shut the
mouth Of Mr.. Adams and his friends from uttering
s0rd this subject.
Mr. Howard explained EIe invited the gentleman to
6,:oceed with and finish his speech.
Mr. Adams then went and spoke upon the Texas
question ill the expiration Of the morning hour.
Mr Eimore moved suspend the rules so as TO allow
! NJ 10 complete his speech.
Mr.. Domgooe hoped the suspension would be e1-
tended admit o reply also: unless time should
allowed 10 reply the grossest injustice would be done
10 those who favor of the annexation Of Texas.
Mr.. Emore said he understood the gentleman from
Massachusetts, would occupy bot short time longer,
perhaps TWO hours
Nj. Adams protested against being limited in time by
! anr implied pledge on his part.
Nh klinore molten was negatired.
The Speaker stated That there his table FIVE
ssna'e bills which, through nadvereuce, had not been
y authenticated by the signature OF the Secretary of
TIE Senate. Whcreupcn,
Nj "h''t!ssey, moved an order to allow of the bills
HS returned for due Authorization; which was agreed
II" joint resolution respecting leasing lands for the
culture ct the mulberry and sugar beet read third
tine and passed
Hr ROBERTSON msde another frui,ess effort to get Up
l', resolution respecting the public lands.
on motion OF Mr.. Cambreeng, the House went into
'm'''te OF The whole the state Of the Union, (Mr
|C"nTor IN the chsirS
s'' i'fafe noVed to take up the fertilization bill
S W. LataoFeleng, to take up the Indian annuity bill
he 'a''ef motion prevailing, the
lSDIAs ANNUITY BILL
'ss saRen up and read at the Clerk g table.
n'+' some remarks from Mr. Cambselepg, totally in
1u:,a'e to The reporter,
"' Everett from the committee on Indian affairs,
,srd an amendment containing numerous items Of op
10 meet the stipulations Of treaties made with
' gp H'oes OF Indians during the present year.
,.. '"t foesuon being taken, the amendments were
's,esd 10: Ayes 81
W Bell now offered an amendment, by direction Of
committee Indian affairs, to pay $3.50 for depre
ions On The Choclaws by The Camauches; which was