Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-18
Twenay-lifvh somgrc.s---2d sess.
Saturday.. May II, 1888.
~ SENATE

,ha .os 49,. - 81, ,,ion en-
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- w. u;s4u4i'! n2m o"|e al! p'IS'"s u s'"n
g"ssu ~ d uue' e'hef as principals or SECONDS 'aa Of
Wv u.;
,;zansn r """ az pr "'r 81 "rhlo.a I. Su"r 40 A..
.;J,S nc " l d "sH'"S c""GIess 10 "stt 'n1 "I
legations nj" ~ CnrU ~ ~ T.. ,.m .'n re uIu - rho ~ Che.
rokee ,1enty. lad a., ,hs ,.bGc
Messrs. Swift, and Davis presented similar memorials.
from citizens Of their respec, i've States which we're also
LAID on the table.
On motion of Mr. Wall, tho Senate ,ook ~, tho bill 20
punish the forgery Of the Treasury Notes. md other Sc.
curitics Of the United States ,,d tho s,me h.y;r, hoe,
considered, and amended. A. IN ran'.ii rr"' IS ,hs sHoIe
was ordered to be- rnyrusspd for n ,hir,, r.,ding
Mr.. Young presented Il memorial! from ,urdrv citizens
of Illinois, asking a donation of lana to, and to aid in
the building Of, u co!ege referred to the Committee on
Public Lands
Mr.. Preston presented The petition Of sundfy citizens
Of Edgefcld. South Carolina. prayinp for A new mail
route referred to the Cumm;tlce On the Post Office and
Pos, Roads.
On motion of MIR. Benton,
The Senate went into the consideration Of Executive
business: afrcr which it adjourned.
uo,rsr OF
~ TRrAsrRy InrFs
Mr.. Hopkins asked leave to submit The following Joint
resolution, with a view to refer i, to a COMMITTEE Of the
pSnaL."J Gm ,n S,n,,' oJ ILan.. 81 Observation-Disclosures
Mr. Enj,.J S;yor< ~ 1rer;co IN Co,ua. nrrsr",iJaJ Thyc,
the Secrr,,r~ IF tho 'T,sssrr~ bo End hs ;s harehr )"
,ho,znL ~ ,s;se,s n ihs .ncrr, -, ~ 80 ,nn nI ,r = -
t I T,as"r,r nn,es ,n,h",iz.d tr 10 " -. "'o" % OIL unt
n d Go,nh =" go W. u,J'. w. I - = tr ". "ppiGyru sn
I;v;,ni;"ns tho H ~ nr ~ 'b g ''''' 'O''''0"S' Ut
Hn,tt'''ns '"e'eI" P'rI'''e,n =,
oIytcuoh oe'"s "aD'' VI II '""'eo a suspension Of
the !"'tS'
mr.. recN calico lof 'he yeas ana nays; which were
ORDERED; g.,
MIR. Camoreieng inquired Ut the Speaker II the mode
by which this resolution was sought 10 be introduced was
in conformity with the rules of the House:
Tie Chair desired The gentleman to poln, out the dis.
crepancy, if he perceived any.
MIR CIIrDrrl.up asked n z Joint resolution. pSDecIaIV
OF THIS Character, dd not require commitment TO a stand
my committee:
Inc EHa'' fep!'eu "nHt J'nt ''soIdIohs co"'d De m
trGGuced on leave, and II was tor the House 10 make such
disposition OF them as il deemed fit.
The House refused 10 suspend The rules-ycas &c, nays
lU7. as follows:
Yfas-S-ssrs Alexander. lIrman Allen. john ".
Allen. Avctior. Bell, Ridd!e. Bond. buchanan. YIN
B Calhoun. John Ca.hopn, VIM. b Garter, Casey.
Chambers. Chapman. Cnilds. Clark, Cleveland. Cofin.
Crau>,on. Cruckt,t, Curtis. Cushing. Dsrlinpion. Da..
vics. Dennis. Dunn, james Garland, Rice Garland,
Graves. IlaI.tead. Harlan. HASTINGS, HAYES, HpIod.
rnpk;rs / Jackson II, Johnson. Kilgorr Lincoln las
n Mason. :. hlasnn. MauIy, NcKennan. Meuetce.
Mercer. Mitchell, Morr,n. Nny.s. Patterson. Peck,
Do y .. p.E.|r, D.! p,mau S.m.,,'
HL - cS ",h, S,,.,, S,oa. r,G,r,t T5I,r'
r,a mJ L n,rrw";Id John VIM. /, Williams WI.
lIams. G.. II. Williams. ani Yprke-Gs,
.ynDs-Mcssrs. Adairs. Andrews. A.Le,,,n. Realty.
Ha;,r. ricsu.l H,,l..i pnnIb.,i H. CanL.,f
Irnr. John Campbrll. Cl.wncy, Coles Ccnmor. Cr,ir.
Crnfy. Cusbnnn. Daype. Drbrrrv. De- .an Droingnnlr'
Duncan. Edwards, EIm."rr. Everett, burlington, Far.
Grant. Griffin. iia!ry. Iam,nord. Hamrr Hawkins
Harness. Henry. lIoIs.y. !ui,, Howard. HrLl.y. Robert
Mt lIumrer. In-ham. r. b Jackson, Josrgi Johnson,
n. Jones, J ". Jones. krim. K.nurdv. k!!nacnsmiih,
Lenurr. Lcudrr,,rI, Lewis. Logan. Marvin. MAY. Nc.
Kay. H Mcclellan. \ Mcclellan, Miil'gan, Miller,
Moore, " Morris. &. Morris. Murray. baylor, Noble,
Owens. Palmer. Parker. PAINTER. Prmnybacker. PeirIkin,
Phelps. Potts. Potter, lrrn,iSs. Itariden. Rely, Rrnrter,
Rhett. Riyrs, Robertson, Augustine II. Skeppeid. &.
S'.n.,i 81 ~ Suyfpr Sr.p.p- Stlplar SIp.it,n
TayiOr. Thomas. Thompson. Titus. TOucey. Vail. Van.
driver. Wagner. Webs,er. Weeks. Elisha Wbiulosey.
Sbettud WiIilams. and Trll-lu1.
Public LOhN.
Mr.. Bell asked leay" Ia submit 4 proposition OF 4 ST.
milnr nature IN another shape, as follows:
Hes"'rea, nat The COMMITTEE % "ayshnd Means be
instructed tn report 10 III" l!"uSc forthwith, a bill au-
thorizing The Secretary at The Treasury IN raise, BY loan
or Treasury notes, The sum OF two millions Of dollars,
10 supply any demands nron NE treasury 10 meet which
there are no available means on hand.
Some gentleman suggested three millions. TO which
nj, B nsscu,cd
MIR. Grant!and suggested "h"r millions"
Mr. Bell would leave II blank, and The House could
fill up the sum aud he further modified the resolution
by emitting 'of Treasury notes
Mr.. Combrflsug said. hr must "hject to the in'rofuc.
ton Of this and every ml'''r proposition when would re-
tard The action 81 .'"e i''Gse upon thr oil, thry were en-
gagged IN yesterday. tHe treasury N"'e OIL
Dir. Bell lheIenP"n moved 4 suspension oi Inc rn'es;
arr a.,
Mr Sail'h'eIths cd'F" q W. 5e'' u "dys' ""'"
were ordered.
Mr.. Bell inquired q! The Chair whether, II the rcsoin.
ton was received, II would not he open Tor amendmeni:
The Char Ispheh, lhGt II u 'louse suspended inc
rules. the resolution wnuiG De open lor amendment, mo-
dIfcnion. rejection, discussion &C
The question was Then '"Ken On snspehoihg the rules,
and decided IN Inc hega''Fe-}PaH CO nays "
IkEASlEi NOTE HlLL:
On molINn oil MIR 'aihofeIehg' tne Rouse again re-
solved itstii lnio committee OF t"e Mhole OF the s'a'e
OF lie onioh' WI insn""n; !" ~ H"ai, II rs""