Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-29

r,Is: re:y r'eV',s. rrsson Simmons s" f'nian
4 Yau,-Me-srs Alien. Bayard, Benton Buchanan Calhoun,
thoae Clay Of Ala, CLAYTON, fdiicn, Graham, lul.r, n
Kn. lam, M"en Nieil"ls"n rcr,r, Ryss, ssier, Sm6n i
Youns-a5
| The srrther discussion then postponed
The Senate took up The JOINT resolution from H.,
Hons. NJ representatives IN relation to the solemn.
,.s 10 be observed the removal Of the remain, uf ~.
late President OF The Y. D
On motion Of Mr.. BAYARD, the Senate coaca-r.5
m the resouon and select committee "i i've va. H.
reced be appointed by the ehaiF on .he part Of te
Sena,. 10 unite with that the part Of the House
And then adjourned TIL Monday
/ THE HOUSE.
The House met at ~, ag:eeab!y TO Appointments
er PRAYERS ard the reading q the journal, pcty.,
were called Tor from States and Tcrrtore. ilr
Adams, from the selec, committee appointed i coa>.
der the subject of the removal of the remains .: Gen
Harrison, reported the following resolutions.
Resoiefd, That Saturday next the remains II YIN
Henry Harrison, late President OF the I. 3 u IS
moved, under the superintendent OF COMMITTEE 4;
both Houses of Congress, from The Congress'ona b.
rial Ground and accompanied By such committee, and
the delegation from Ohio, the line of the District ],
Columbia.
Resoired, That when the two Houses ADJOURN thcy
adjourn TO Monday next.
a memorial from sundry inhabitants of Fauqu1er
county, praying for the renewal Of the charters o Ger
tain banks in the city Of Alexandra presented and
referred 10 the Committee the District Of Colamoa
Reports from committees standing and select were
called in order; but no one answered.
Mr.. Gushing of Massachusetts, then commence IL
argument IN defence of Daniel Webster and hay,r,
slept upon IT, had of course dreamed of something ne
10 saw IN his favor, and SAID 1t very we'll indeed I
little monoonos 10 be sure, but stil! in manner Sy.
Lastic and CamBKiDGIcAL After defending Mr Crit.
tenden and endearorng TO prove that the brcas. d tie
Secretary Of State the only pure place where IA.
,riotism and dignity delighted 10 dwell lie closed 18th
an eulogy upon American liberty and constitution!
right The reading OF the resolution was now cal 1
for. Ii was read accordingly. MIR. Wise then arose
in support of MIR Webster and John Tyler IL -!
you could not attack without attacking the other
SIR Wise thought the resolution ili.,med and chi
..i.,ad Ia arnha ~. E~scntvo his diplomatic
intercourse with England. lie would not 20 behind
Mr Webster acts or John Tyler's lie sad Mr
Webster had acted with dignity in the matter. lie had
pcremptorily refused obey the peremp,ory demand ii
England and had then told her tina; justice could net
be arrested Mr.. Webster refused 10 violate State
rights, and send Mcleod TO Westminster Hall Wl.en
Mr. Fox made bow to the President and SAID Eng.
land burnt the Caroline, England killed her crew-Ar
Webster in spirit SAID "Ensland did 1t ali, now IA.
derstand you-ilcIeod then did not do tive take
you at your word we will not make as Govern.
ncnt longer upon McLeod we will hold England
sponsible" Our courts must decide in the cause of
Nc Ieod Iie had confidence in MIR. Webster Anne.
rican head and American heart and # he would ac:
IN every case he did in the Mcleod case lie wout
find no fault.
Mr.. Ti!llnghast now wished to make speech but a.
the morning hour had past, Mr.. w G Johnson called
for the unfinished business on the docket lie moved
that the House resolve Itself into Committee Of Tie
Whole on the state Of the Union.
The motion Of Mr. Johnson prevailed and tic flous,
resolved itself into Committee of the Whole, Mr. Ian
renee OF Pennsylvania in the chair.
Mr. Johnson moved that the Committee take up hc
House bill No 1, providing for the distribution Of the
revenue Of public lands, and TO grant prescriptions
The bill having been read through BY sections, Mr.
Johnson commenced speech full Of facts and figures
He did not 20 for the assumption Of STATE d,b' Int
was for the bill. MIR Johnson enGcayC.ed + show
that the deed of cessIon Of the public lands passed
with view to the distribution OF the land revenue
among the States of the Union.
The Senate now returned the bill making donation
FOR the relief of the widow of the late President the
l.. s. with an amendment viz: to charge the widow
with what had been paid the representatives .. the
President since his death
On motion of MIR. Adams, the amendment was read,
and concurred III.
Mr. Johnson continued at great length, but he voice
falling him.
A!r Arnold of Tennessee moved that the committee
rise, and upon putting the question, II carried, and
the committee thereupon rose and reported that they
had come 10 no conclusion upon the Dill, and asked
leave IN sit again.
Mr.. Tnghast then recommended the debate upon
the SIC Leod and said that he should 60 into Dr.
cussion, but merely point out few errors IN Waite!
lie read french 10 the House 10 prove uiat SAF
right and several gentlemen would have called nm 70
order had any on The floor been able understand hs
singular pronunciation lie has yet learn .feek
French in the French way. Mr. I. is very properly
Of The Library Committee, for rrad tie
catalogue of the library better especially where French
works are listed. lie closed by story abou, whipping
child for stopping wafer course.
Mr. Holmes of South Carolina made 4 ew patriotic
remarks, and alluded very happily to Mr.. Afford
speech Of the las, Congress- wherein he SAID that tie
British Lion had hunjed the Eagle Of the Tree under
Mr. Van l}Grens administration. lie cons, dertd VI:
Webster having nerrred with State Rights anc -
having agreed 10 give up Mcleod, at the time
had unanswered demand pending for redress for the
burning oi the Caroline.
Mr. Gordon of y. y. made few remarks in defence
Of The position taken by Mr. Ingerso and IN u.
fence Of the rights Of the State Of New York iIr
Wise moved 10 lay the resolution the table The yeas
and nays taken, and were-yeas u, nays ~.
So the resolution not laid upon the table. Nf
Adams moved to add additional member 10 the Com
mi,tee Enrolled bills: ordered
The resolution fixing the hour of meeting IL ! "
and the hour Of adjournment At +. NJ extended
through the ensuing week, after aughable scene {,
confusion and party trickery.
The House then adjourned until Monday next a u
o clock.-Gi0bs
DEATH OF GES MacoNs,-W regret to announce
the death Of Major General Alexander Macomb, tie
General.in. Chef of the L. S. Army, which occurred
at half.past o'clock yesterday. Ills funeral 81
take place Monday next al 10 O'Clock A. VI