Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-18


SEsATr-At II o'clock, o.day, the election OF Print
er was moved The Federal party made it their first
act after the 4h Of March, to violate the contract
tered into by the Senate with the Printer who was so
obnoxious TO the succeeding majority, but they have
found very difficult ad Just the distribution Of the
spoils thus acquired The postponement, presume,
was DELAYED until the Bank project presented, and
the course of that formidable body, the Conservatives
(Which Mr. Adams, improving upon MIR. Webster say
ing declares may be carried IN cab) was ascer-
tanned The Madisonian is out this morning for the
new Bank of the u S. and the Editor, the evening
of the same day. finds himself Printer This indication
il nothing SO far the press is concerned but, TO our
minds it is very conclusive that Mr.. Ryes as we'll a.
Mr. Tallmadge goes for the new Bank, If his vote be
necessary to lis passage 1t is sign oo that the little
Jun. keeper at the halfway house, has concluded to
break u and become bar.keeper al the end of the road
It required several ballots to elect Allen printer, al
though there was opposing candidate The Demo'
held that contract for printing existed with the
persons chosen at the last session under the law OF
1919, and therefore did not vote. Some two or three
Federass were not in their seats, and hence no quo
rum was found the first two ballotngs-G Globe
There were three ballots for Printer the u" first,
Thomas Allen had Is; no maI1T''yon ,'e 'n''o' Inc
Case of -HeLeod-The Senate resumed the consde-
ration of the motion to refer much OF the President
message relates to foreign affairs to the committee
Foreign Affairs.
Mr. Buchanan who was entitled TO the floor, replied
and Preston.
Ee was followed by Mr.. Clay Of Kentucky ana MI
Allen at the conclusion of whose remarks, lhe question
was taken on Mr. Rives motion OF reference winch
carried.
The Senate then went into Executive session,
And then adjourned
The HousE.-it appears, from yesterday proceed.
ings that the House have resolved themselves n'o
state of nature. This is the consequence OF ,e APO
lition ferment Mr.. Adams succeeded IN gelehs Tue
2s, rule struck out, suppressing the aghauon OF 'ne
black question, by the unanimous vote oil tha ''eh
section of Federalism, aided also BY the vote te"
Southern allies Some Northern Democrats lio",ng
the example of Southern Whgs, voted to ma 'ne aus
position Of the rule they desired. This ressv I's mao
the effect to determine the House to recons'XI Inc
vote adopting any rules for the Government oil tue
House-accordngly, they have rubbed out, t9io'g'h
AGAIN. In the struggle, which, after weeks fenate,
has thus eventuated the Democratic party ha.e had
very little participation. MIR. lngerso we bSsve' 10
the only gentleman that side OF the house. WING
entered upon the general discussion IN an e3@hdea
sneecb. and the Speaker seemed so resolved that
Wh;guery should have the whole battle to 'tse, that
Mr. inoersoll was stopped some five or SIX times un-
der the pretext Of being out Of ORDER but when inc
question was put to the House, it decided that M
nuerso should 90 on and was not out OF order
proved that the Speaker did not know the rules Of or
der, and was hlrnself out of order.
we suppose that every thing dependent upon .he re-
gula,ions adopted by the House, must 60 WIN .he
ules and be reconsidered. This would aHofd '''e