Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-27

cd aEsoed 30, VIZ.
auA Tat tie Committee Oh e..
-~eosj y isquirs whether eny, - n,c-
~. sneouraRemsnt may DO given % pro
q '-1s;v.f;oa Of tho mulberry and sugar
= eitbss efthsm.
= s.,.rx. MoxDAY, Jan. Is, 1888.
-, T;psoa: For harbor 1t Michigan city,
-s aeriiime port OF tho STATE OF ina'a"a'
81 N - sse relief Of certain persons there
@ Ieoonected with the mail, the most
oos.S Of The bill relating tn pay for the
1~ of : rod between Mobile and New
E.allowed by the present Postmaster
3A - taken up and considered.
o.eh rief remarks by Mesrrs Grundy'
~. Niles, and King, on the PROPOSE
60 =. Z. 10 substitute the Postmaster Gen
49, ....m;ttee Of three, composed of the
- ~ First Auditor Of the Treasury and
es., n the Post Office, Mr.. King with
n. e snssdmenf.
-s1a;an now coming up on an amend
Ahg Mr. Hubbard, taking the finai de-
- subject from the above commission,
es;av them merely to examine and report
=. Ge,ady urged the Propricty Of leaving
:. ~ decision 70 the before named arnNra-
-. .hc amount involved was not very
n. Davis said important principles we're IN
-. .to..,her paramount To the srnallncss or
.. = the claim. One OF these was, who
C'-.s... would make compensation for a
.;.A, IN the mail than was expected at
:~.oS 10 contract Another, more irnpor-
~, ~. whether Congress, under contracts Tor
1890 ~ mail, world paw for the construc-
$500 roads The contractors who con-
$3.50 n. soad between New Orleans and Mo
,.. q stated. had not even fulfilled their con-
-. carry the mail, having never. in single
49,. carried il through in the time stipu!a-
~ - having, therefore, been displaced by 9th
.e.ctor,. And vet they had received full
.~,;ou for carrying the mail for the whole
s-s1 ,he;r contract. The Department had no
-a,e;tv 10 construct the road, even 1t thew had
....e,sd to that effect. Bat principles Il =.
- ;moortance and extensive bearing oii9h'
~ settlcd by Congress, and not in a corner by
stsssa of commissioners.
Sevefal unimpOrtant amendments having beer
- .nd agreed to, after further discussion, II
ma Nessrs Niles, Hubbard, Sewer and Buc
80. o,s,icipatcd, the bill was ordered To be Gil
crossed, cd reed third time.
HousE, MONDAY, Jan. Is. 1897.
~ Mr. Rardcn: Tho petition OF Campbell
DoIe. praying TO be placed the reyolutionar
pssasos roll. Referred.
Tie letter Of Henry Il. Burncm, as Il petition
pnyng the renewal of lost land warrant ke
n petition Of 500 citizens Of Union count,
vsying the abolition of slavery and the slave
tnls IN the District OF Columbia.
1spetition Of 3S citizens OF Randolph cou'
Mpnyiag the abolition Of slavery and the s!Sv'
NJ IN tho District Of Columbia.
he petition Of IL? citizens Of RandolE
ossiy, praying the abolition Of slavery and Il
daSetradc in the District Of Columbia.
1he rcmonstrance Of l67 citizens Of Rando!
county against the admission Of any new sla'
State into the Union.
BY Mr.. White, Of Indiana:
memorial Of the General Assembly Of Il
State of Indiana, in relation to the harbor
Mchgaa city. Committed to the Committee
Ne Whole o. the state Of the Union, to accomp
ny bill 39A, and ordered to be printed.
" Elliott Boggs, Of Warren county, Indian
(ven6ed BY sUndry citiZcns) praying cOmpens
tioa 5os horse lost in the Black Hawk war. X
Sesrsd 70 the Committee OF Claims.
OF Is inhabitants OF Wendell, Mass, prayi
- abolition Of slavery and the slave trade
~ Terrific r,es OF the United States. Laid
- table.
Of Jacob Bigelow and 3l5 others, citizens
ssthern Indiana, praying an appropriation iof
hasbos 1T city West, ut the head Of Lake Mic
"a, in tho State OF Indiana. Referred to I
Csmmittec on Commerce, and ordered to
printed.
W SO00 D1uWt III anu OtucrS, IIl1StcrS duu OW
- 4 vessels, shipping merchants and others,
eesEe1 in the trade Of Lake Michigan, for
~ object. Same order.
In SENATE-Jau. Is, 1888.
SUB-TREASURY SCHEME.
Mf. Wright, from the committee on Finan
reported bill, imposing additional duties on c
hin public officers as dcpositaries, creating
essvess general Of the public money, and to re:
he the depositcs Of the public money.
The bill was read and ordered to n second re-
ng.
Mr. Wright moved that it be made the spec
sster for this day week.
Mr.. Clay, Of Ky, said he would like a lit
longer time. Tho Senate had been in session
great while, and public expectation was high
this subject. Mr.. C. had never seen a section
'ns ball; ne understood that its details were
"eroos; and he therefore hoped that more til
would be given for the consideration OF a bill
0momentous character.
Ar. Webster rose, he said, to make two gu
'oas. Ia regard to lis, and other measures
@e OOvernmcnt, he had no disposition to opp,
''sy, with any purpose oftIlwartin. them. III
~evef, was one of the most important subic
"se the Senate, and Of grca, in;cres; to
sdsasy he, therefore. desired as much
was consistent with a due regard to
o.'sace Of the Senate. lie also wished d
"A and all its provisions should be nude
niy known possible. He therefore IN