Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-14

s,,ciions which cannot be drawn up nnl satisfactory
explanation daily expected shall be gwen I" Tue causes
which prevented the ratification @! Inc cohNehuoh' III
the mean time, Congress is about !" c'' 'S w.
ih. committee cannot with any p"Ohn' ny 81 ho''"e
II cussed offer To the House any mode III men my
exercise lis legislative powers lacy nav" thrown u''
ovinion int form Of resolutions, when are "e'e"''
submitted -. - + 49, r.
S.oI.s view The existing condition 4" thc p"cH! Fca
t:os between the Uned States ana y, HiEo Win G't"'
dissatisfaction, the earlier CAUSES o. WIG" are "' -
crecseJ by The omission Of the Mexican G"Ernn"nt 20
,,;t r Convention concluded between the agents OF
he Iwo Powers in September last without assigning a"y
sufficient reason Tor SUCH OMISSION "
hes,Ie,d That the unrca Sonabe pTOcTaSnaicn which
has attended every step On The par 81 eAic" !" ~"
prrrsss of tie negotiations between the tw" Govern
rsn,s tor many years past uSthes nope tht me mi
mister no about TO be sent TO that country ny lhs re-
sident will press for speedy and definite Set"' ~
the demands which have ben 50 Frpea ehr "nt meme
trally made upon Mexico by the Government Il lie u
States.
R,sci,,d That his House viii impa'ieny expect
The result of this mission and II shall prove nna7H
nv will sustain The Executive branch 81 The Govern
mcut in any ulIeror measures when may oeco''' Ne
cesSary. g.
The House brirg The time exceedingly pressed hy
ucrd,nr business Ibis report was, without berry read
Ind on The table II is OF interest, hHneveT, a. present
mo The We've Of the Committee on Foreign t'''hu"hs
anon the matter Of which IT treats. These views. II IS
,ohah, If time had allowed would have been scc0nd-
I'd ~ vote Of the larsc IN affirmation q" tn" report
Nat Int
The Animal General Appropriation hI!t contains, b.
sides It's ordinary items, tie following chactitht lof me
further security OF The revenue derive! rom nposs
Sec = int be il jariher enacted, That from and alter
The passage Of this act al! money paid 10 any Collector
Of the Customs. any person acting as SUCH, oi I'M
ascrria:ned du:ie8, .or duties PAID TIMER protest
auanst the rate or OF duties charged shall br
placed to the credit n; tie Treasurer Of The U 3 kePl
and disposed %. all other money paul Tor duties Is
rrquircd by law OF by regulation Of The Treasury De
parncn be placed to the credit OF the SAID fra-
urcr keep, aud disposed Of and shall not he held y The
said Collector, person acting Us such, to await any
ascrr;aruenl Of duties the result at any litigation
in relation 10 the rate If duly legally charg"a
he aud coecrnbe in any where money Is 50 paid
But whenever II shall be shown To the salsiact"n CT
he Secretary Of The Treasury that IN any case oil un
ascerlaned duty or duties paid under protest NOR" mo
ney has been paid 10 the Collector or person ac''ng as
such than the law requires should have been Paid II
shall BE- his duty draw his warrant upon hc Ttns"rcr
favor Of The person persons emitted to HE over
payment, directing The said Treasurer TO refund the
ssic Of any money in the Treasury nol o'h":"Ise
apprC priaied Vat Int