Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-18
Brdafsdag, Jan. 10, Isle,
IN SENATE.

ISIS, vas introduced BY Mr. WILLIAMS {
.,,a on the subject Of the Maine boundary, calm
NJ President for all information not heretofore CIV
9" relation to that subject
en IN 'e''''> THE SuB-TREAsCIY BILL.
III wos again discussed, the question beng o.
~ The salary OF Receiver at New Orleans TO 81 ouo
ulirh motion iaiie"' h :, oao ~
I'm. which motion was CARED
shhu"S SEVER then moved 10 reconsider The vote u
W: - the increase of salary Of the New York re-
Tt.'' % ne 10 eQua2e il wit! that OF Orleans; but IN
.;on was lost, ayes ~, noes q. ,,n
% o}srics OF other officers were fixed n S2,aoo.
i IN the Senate went into Executive business
ard then ADJOURNED, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rt, Journal having been read
NV C,NPBELl, of South Carolina, moved tina
VA, ,,ni,t.e of Elections be empowered to employ
vac And drsultorv conversation ensuea as 10 th'
cen >, f,r \ clerk, the compensation he shoula re
"'S', g. which resulted in Mr.. Campbels mod'iyin!
go, 90 rs to limit the compensation OF The clert
nov diem while in the discharge OF h's du''cs' I"
rs yrm The motion was agreed To-
W.. - uOrfNhN chairman Of the Select Commit
"a .,.nd;ur The Rules of Order, called Tor The
"' -, IA. dav which was the consideration OF una
"ioS. ,.,ons report And that being taken up as tht
Irsncss Of Yesterday, the question REQUIRED
''' ,a cogy remaining amendment reported oy t''
Z" 80 b,ch had not been acted on, VIZ:
Sr,ss III, Speaker direct the desks before Tie
,s J.; members 10 De removed
~ ,nANIS suggested that tins resolution was no
W. - !, had nothing TO do with the Rules o
"a yh;rh subject alone had been referred 10 Inc
committee ... ;,, -, ,ba Chair on hi.
PHI HOFFMAN addressed the House IN support 0
ir,,on. urnnr. as his chief argument, that tht
snrce of the desks, rendering members very eoi'"s'
I'D ,forlirr them facilities Tor writing elerS nc
rc,ra gentlemen addressing the fonse from oI'''s
Nm sensible how weary /. often was oil listening " 'e'
.hes Were this accommodation removed, Tue iiouS'
s''TIt hI;,.5 +, listen and then il would soon o.
.,,rsd when a speaker was weRrylng the iiouSe
F4rn man had hardhood enough 10 induce ANN ION!
= r.r,.vere agains, general expression OF ia',S"e ii"
,ap; He appealed 10 the rapid despatch OF cuisines
- HE British Parl;amcn: as an illustration Oh MS pos
i.on. :. IL, -, ,,;o, ,ros -,
,,.cd hy Mr. BANKS, of Virginia, that gcn'lema
called for the previous question.
When Mr. LEWIS WILLIAMS moved to lay tn
IN. resolution on the table -.
Mr. ADAMS again raised his point of order, INSIST
no ,ba, the committee were not competent 10 'tP''
.nch resolution it being rreyelant 10 'he oo!'''
their appointment !, :; ,rl,-
The CHAIR decided the resolution to be IN os"'1
,r3 the question being taken Mr. 'Ii!a"is no
too TO Law it on the table IL was caFF'ca' -'se' 80
noes 90.
So the resolution. vas laid upoa tie ht'e.
Mr. COLES, of Virginia, moved as iuF a'". NJ
oent 10 the rules the substance OF the resolution Pr"
posed by him few days ago, concerning Ao'i'''oh pe
u,ons. aha,. %
Here begun series of proceedings and tebale' CO
ye-nr the genera! subject, which continued until me
bonr 81 adjournment Messrs WADD9 THOMPSON
IGyROE. GRANGER and GENTRY participating
:. tie debate Proceedings n our next
Nh COOPER, oG Georgia, obtained the HOOP, ana
r, his notion. the House adjourned