Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-05

III" ~ III" 80 ~, - ,aruI,,. tho Whole
property % additional legislation 10 Te2"iae ''ie "Noe
mater ~ express laws: ild on the lau'e; c.,
The r s.!GI;"H ffPa''td % we J',,'
lee relative :" ibr piaiing t" the MADISON papers, was
cor @dr!@t, and az ,ird.
The resolutions submitted yesterday ny pr. tt'''t"-
den "'i"n up "i,at' some te'hai": i!'n "tss'S
BeGinn tENFuG'n, "HgAt: ana Hh'i'n u i"o''"' "''
aHle nd6d and aI'rra. -,
Mir Ca.i'"n 'N~''G me 'o'.'"'"s f'S''''''' ""'''
was considered aIa asIrrd 10:
Rc.o'rh 1h=i the President al 'ne u"i'ed oiaCs ns
requested 20 c'inh":iHh". !" te 7'"I'' wax Wv
Government @, i'''.' h'',"" '1S - o n,d
IN Inc Cas- q Use - - i ''sI' h 81 ye,
comet '"m '!'a' 81 ''''" vas i La
liner ih'' 'i' u .''''I''''' =, ,ns d ,ba elves
w" W''I"cI 90 '''' ~ ~ " ,,nd b., ,hs LcoI an
"h p'"'t '"!T' ~ 49,, las I,on nd, ,,,
'""''''''' """ - 49, 49, .n ,,,to ,ri;h = conv cf the
reasons "ni l. t."s ~ '.s" % c,.rn"a, rhirr
E"'.! p'"e' 'os =, a,, n former call on HE.
us '""' =. F' >:.,
sum- St'! :, a., I-,,, H.. ccn,to ,ocr nm the bill
va ''"'''' ~ , ; 49,; ;,., ry,,r ,,.,uuf,c.
70 "',?" "'"'' - .j F'
'1 ~, 'O IA Iio LIN f., the GROUND that the
WI "., ,,,,,t,, r,t In ir extended ON articles
, 49,: 4 ,r.ir C,,,n t. L.iug manufactured and
t'al H"U C'., tho greolrs, abuses
ntca.o' VIZ :! ~ L;TI -, rho ,,n,,,d ,h,, Ln,po
lie Is' :" ,:'c =; country and car
was FN'' -, ,h H,h and Fast md iaa, the
re" HUN "e ~ Wv 80; h. , n,',, s,,,I.
Oil. "oI!" ~. :; Gror ri: The bill;
A'f' h"'s'' "'"U' S0'''e ''' 80
and ,,,..,r,,io,s fam usssrs Benton.
,IhI If -, E.U.rrkv Calhoun and Wright the
IN iTUDas' Wy - ~, r,r:ssed for third reading
IN. (,l,r PRESENTED communication trnu the Urea
srr, D,nsr;,rn, ~ compliance with The resolution Of
rho Sarnr. IF IN. .;h inst showing what w"Yd have
hceu tine Deficiency in the Treasury, the biz 10 tsi''-
hat. ,I. uroce, of the sales Of the public lands, when
wns vetoed ty President jackson, had become isw
I'D ON Tho milo ana, ordered 10 be printed.
Tbe Srnarr ibcn adjourned
u0IiSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
4. soon nc the ;on,nai was read.
Thc uorse ,oo; ~, n. resolution submitted by Mr.
yarI,r y, Nonday last, tcspec,inr Commodore Elliott
H. & said b. gas an i,ruorlaut matter vitality If.
c,;- ,bc character or lhe nsyy and the nation a. we'll
49, ,h. rrcsrul Administrations and ne was not willing
,S,, s conduct rs was here alleged should pass W.
no,cyd and he wanted 10 know Why il vas thus shielded
Az, ""I ~ Ir ,.I,nr ~ Air Inrha,n s,,urk
an, oil ~ cn;,he,s between the words scbaroes" and
.r,,,gL I,;pin,, that The Iarpuara was not his
-, 49,, ,y,',ds ~. tive n.,,,p.I charge
Ar pa,,tiu asked pavr 10 submit ONT resolution
It t,r,br s,rihuion If The Documentary
IL, = III, Rcr,I,,,on
Hh;.s,;, n,aJ, Mr. p moved sps,ension Ct
a. 49,, s.,' -, ,.,o,;o,
"s r I.J E,r IL. ,eos md rars. In, they
wi CI I ,Io ,nIs ,.c,o srsnorti IGI 70 ri
The .t.o!uton hayin. brcn read twice,
Mr.. PeirE;n moved nsrng'ossment
MI C.mh:''"g moved L" sl"Se rom II al mat re!a
ted 10 the C'S:"aiiph Ci !or'HcoiiihE volumes lle
first volume paid for and far as the distribution
Of that volume Wc:;, lie had 10 objection; but there
he would stop.
Mr. Adams remarked Tia: that would be equivalent 10
a repeal o; Tie law
Mr G. rspI.el lh.t l!lt was his object, and this was
the ouIy mode Of reaching il, lie would not do inus.
ticp to Clarke and Force but pay h,m for their con.
tract or haze lie work continued under the direction Of
resn. 10 br aDgo;ut,d by Cnugessand not permit the
nrish.,s In s!scL the documents to be re- printed and
to be The sol, res of the extent 10 which should 20
Tie cause Ice proposed to strike out involved appro.
rra,:ou IL upwards e bali 4 aiiii9n of dollars.
Mr. E:aGe SAID lie was not prepared 10 pledge the
faith Of ,ha House ~ the pc unanC" Of this work with
out c further cons Iteration. and ihce;,.re lie moved
TO Law the resolution OH the table; but Withdrew the
too, a, the r. C.nst Of
mir Thomas. who moved to refer the subject 10 Sc.
lc:i e., committee ,.,..., g.. ,;.o r,,..oo
:, us ro''" "ps a pa "I Ia', r ,,,
.ss'S N ,i'Ham,,' a,ippn. nhnn
s', Tt',,,a,,s 1n,nrod 81. G,IIny,;r, ;,s,,rc
'' ''N@
;,-,,; +, ;rorro into tho ,o,.er or Con.
" ''i ''''' rC,''',s ~ 'i"'l ~ VI" p "
g''S ~ ,'P'n' Wv 20" ~ w" Wv v ~ Wv;
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ii"' " "S - :, lug 80 - " - P
,f ~" u peri OH LOT .na, 10, m'h's
.a'' I''I r =" . 49,, 80 ~ 49, s N
l.'t' osS :" S , aid If Congress has not the
So. - iriTa the law, direct that the work shall be
otherwise GsooseG Of instead Of giving the same to
members OF Congress"
Mr. LOOMS moved 10 strike therefrom the words, Sin
stead Of giving The same to members Of Congress-
Mr.. PeiTA.n sad hr had no idea Of occupying the
whole day with this resolution, and therefore be de-
manded the previous question; which seconded, %
10 "a.
And OF The question, Shall the main question be now
put;
Dir CaEIhreleng demanded The yeas ard nays, which
being ordered. wcr"-yGGs 1G, nays Is.
so the iIoise determined that The main question lie
moi nor put; III" sui yet thereby removed from be.
ioic the House inr TINS day.
The Chair then announced the private orders and the
House wrrirto Committee thereon, Mr. Lincoln in tho
chair aud proceeded with The private calendar for some
time when l!oy rose Gnd reported 2l2 bills al! of which
wcfc sev,a!y ordered 10 be cngrossed for third read
ing TO morIcw.
GA i..;yTo! M Polikin, the House then adjourned
r,: ;, ,..,..
'"''.'";S"" y .',nH"s ~ u REPRESENTATIVES,
on n'"il'h OF @f Nhle 0t iuulaEa,