Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03

feelings and impulses were the same ID an fo'i a.
in every body else, aud said MIR u have "''y ''
tie remark, and vii again attest It's trrt 'fH'
an individual SAYS he II not party ma, 90 i'' ~ Is
M ,or:aa N ,oliljcs :cn haTe Hgih 10 a'"t t!A
man s integrity and do doubt 1t. Sir, had niue" "a
Their see man partisan than one WI" Is not because
then know and believe that he Is an honest iah-"
Their he is nv friend in politics or my Toe makes M OIL
ference Let him be Il partisan. II shows lie takes
deem in the great questions that agiide The con
lry 1t is so in regard TO all public ed"rs ana sh"uu
the Gentlemaus resolution be adopted, should luis sPe
cial committee be raised, and should they report Ffso
luton declaring that The Secretary Of State shall en-
ooy no editor 10 publish the laws OF the United States
who is partisan then, SIR. your laws VIII go WITHOUT
BEING published al all Editors and publishers are all
pstljsans either with the Administration, or opposed TO
Al this stage, Mr. Whl,lesey of Ohio called for the
orders of the day, being private mis-
INDEPENDENT TREASURY.
MIR Clark begged leave TO PROFOUND an inquiry to the
Chairman OF The Committee of Ways and Means II
was when he proposed moving 10 60 into COMMITTEE OF
the Whole on The Independent Treasury bill:
Mr. Cambrelcng replied, the very moment they got
through the pressing and urgent appropriation bills ne
should ask the consent Of the House 10 take up that sub
lcct ,,, A.,
The House then took up the motion, made on form
er day BY AIR Waddy Th0mpsnn tn reconsider the vote
hy which the "bil for the relief ol the heirs OF Robert
Fulton passed.
MIR. Duncan, who was entitled 10 the ioor, addressed
the House al length IN support vi Tie hIoUoh "
reconsider and in opposition 10 The bill
Mr. Hoffman replied at length and defended The claim
Of the heirs of Mr. Fulton with great earnrstnrss
MIR Waddy Thompson went into an explanation OF
the reason which had induced HIM tn make the ihotoh
TO reconsider aud why he should vote against the oi
Mr.. Whtilesey of Ohio replied at some length |" 'he
gentlemen from S Carolina and Ohio explained the rea
Sons which had induced the committee To report The Dill
| and stated why he thought it ought to pass.
Mr. Cuslman rose, aud moved the previous ques'o"'
bui withdrew the mopn, al the request al
Mr. Eddle who replied 10 the remarks OF n,r nu',
can n, some lrnplh and supported he,ca,m with great
,eoI Mr. u then accordance with ihe plruge give"
the gentleman from n. Hampshire, renewed The mo'i"h
for The previous question; which was seconded, anu TIE
main question ordered TO be put.
MIR Mitchell called for the yeas and nays on the man
q ue stion which motion TO T'c"hsIrf' which
were ordered and were-yeas 81 naysSI
So the motion 10 reconsider was decided IN the mega
live.
The Speaker laid before the House communication
from The Secretary of the Treasury, transmitting copies
of all letters written by the SECRETARY OF The reasury
10 collectors or receivers between the lst OF January,
1884 and the present time, having any reference 10 de-
iacaons omissions, or any other rregutarty Also
copies Of all other reports made hy persons employed 10
examine certain land Offices.
On molon Of alr Cuslman, laid on the table.
On motion, the House adjourned.