Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-16

tIIoW we'll the NOTtUcTH EhboHioh'''S "i'a
Whiqs pull together in the Traces on the motion 10 sus
rend the rules for the reception OF the resolution u
looks susspicous-it looks like concert and design
Mr. MCKAY (who had voted with the most OF tn ,|
Southern men against the resolution because u was NJ
timed, and because they were ny inference chhtlS'
Rs,,irsd That the Secretary Of the Navy be and ne
is bcrebv directed communicate to tins House COPY
of Tie proceedings Of court martial held ~ iaS a'u
June Of 1889 Tor the trial OF Lieut. George VI ioo' OF
the Navy with any action OF The Executive ad thereon
Mr. THOMAS said he must object TO this resolution
,Iso and TO any interruption of the regular business
Mr Mckay then withdrew it, and gave notice that
he would offer il on tomorrow
Mr. BARNARD spoke IN opposition TO the lhdcpeh-
dent Treasury Bill.
nointed manner commented upon the ''pecuar excel
cnces Of National Bank compared with the sys-
tenn contemplated in this bill In the course OF ms re-
marks he quoted several striking instances where the
old United States Bank had shown no" iaf Such an ~"
sttu,on was TO be depended upon as regulator OF the
currency. The speech of Mr. G. will appear as early
Mr., SHEPARD next obtained the floor, but gave
way 10 a motion that the committee rise
The canmit,ee then rose, and, at9 clock p m, the
House adjourned. %
Mr.. WISE, by general consent, offered on behalf Of
his colleague MIR Bolts, who was absent on the Com
mttee of Elections the following rcsolution as SUB.
StItute Tor that Oiereu ny
which read and agreed to, ulucF me operation o
the previous question, VIZ:
RcsOired That the Secretary OF the Navy be direct
ed to communicate TO this House copy OF the record
of all the proceedings of tie naval court martial held
on board the United States ship Macedonia then lying
in Pensacola BAY for the trial of Lieut.. George NJ.
liooe; together with the APPROVAL II any, OF the Jndg
mrnt of the court bv the Secretary of the Navy The
remonstrances if any, Of the SAID Lieutenant llooe
addressed the President Of the United States, and all
the proceedings Of the Executive thereon
Mr.. SHEPARD spoke at some length IN support oil
the Independent Treasury Bill, which he contraated
with the proposed scheme of the Opposition. tie re-
piled 10 the principal objections which had been urged
against Independent Treasury, and showed that
they existed only the heated fancy and dlsempered
magnations of its opponents. He set forth, IN a
striking manner, the good effects which would result
from It's adoption and among others, the tendency II
would have restraining the shameful expansions OF
paper currency by the banks. lie demonstrated ina
in Of the re-cstabliShment ola National BANK, 81
milar disastrous consequences must inevitably result TO
those which had marked the the United States
Bank He also advertcd TO variety OF other matters
in connection with the currency Of the country
Mr.. EDWARDS of Pennsylvania obtained the hoor
and opposed the bill He argued in favor Of a National
Bank regulator OF the currency, and 10 sustain ms
POSITIONS adyerrd to the Of the currency when
that institution was in existence He pursued pretty
much the oarguent against the bill as mad
been INDUCED in by others
M NIL her u
recess.
WAsuIxGrox June l3-The Senate were occupied
until late hour this evening, debating the motion to
print twenty Thousand copies of the report OF the Com
mittee the Militia The discussion took wide range
in which the opinions OF distinguished public mon wcre
neeiy c'"V"ss'u' an" ""S P"''''P.u " ~ "
Clay OF Alabama, Preston, Roanc, IhthDer', virgin,
Sourhard, Phrlp s and Davs, and the motion 10 PRINT
carred-ayes %, nays ll.-G'o1e
We have great plaa sure in presenting 10 read.
are ,bo r,Ioy,;er Ieticr from Hon Joscnh T. Williams
efs tie ioIioWIH9 ie'l'I rom iic '"S'Ph 80
respected Representative IN Congress, from ne Slate
the co"'c'P''o'e eH"',S - "''.'ase NV "'p"'''o"'
candidate Tor the Presldency.--.Ndf mt
r snoned extract ." letter from General Harrison, under a'
adlrc,sed to him. relative to hat enonn'%s sohrf"n I"
Tn'innaii COMMITTEE when haS bri ;" often !" nun
iielel' - .n i"i.''" mn h' '''e''' 81" p " 'F
''1- publication Of The annexed portion Of his bitter due 10
General HARRISON will BE- appreciated hy the candid and Just
Of a, parties; =" s with In'S[ Is sufficient motive '"'
Ynr> respectfully,
JOSEPH L. WILLIAMS.
Ws'"N"'"T, Jun" g. !'i'
oN tle conmccfinn Which ever had wn the corresponding
Commune o he Whig- ." IiamIr" county it which >ppns-
hartman MAJOR Cyynn In GIVE the Information soug for N
OF the numerous letters received IN relation I" my Ir3
e t., The writers Of those letters the documents which
the information they sought. He was also authorized IN
here further opinions were asked for determination
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Dr soon pihSm" Hh neher oi 'he ON VI 'r rom
miec Ill" ever Ahhef one "oh or y! ier I've o tccclNS
an! suggestions u 10 tir manner III ,e ',
10 I' 'ohi''' "'l 10 p' ~ i,o'ru. ~" n"t Np
could have no doubt n itr being my plhsl ana personal
friends. ana sith hhihh them 10
rs has been asserted th't employed ms committee !" "rr
political opinions ior me- hrcansr was unable 10 "" mem my
M may be pr"ncro say that was never in the habit Of doing
I> and Ial III Ill TIE Addresses Letters, Speeches. ""hcr "
dcr>. &C. wl' have been published In" my name ana " t'
any other individual. productions any
merit bamcahr, had received the
al friends, this hIt mention
In show totally reckless political Ic
n Ia me-.