Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-23

kin, Mouton, Nicholson, Norveil, fle'Se, IS Ind.
~, csv;er. Smith of Connecticut, smith OF lha',
ana. Tallmadse, Tappan, Walker, Wh'ie' "fg"'' ~
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- ,ha hill TO be enprossed for a third reading; wnen
Nj HUNTINGTON rose and SAID he hau ece =,
condiments TO offer, which, if it was the WISH o Nv
S.n,,r he was prepared 10 submit and nave u 'pu ~
,.teu on them, and lie would promise mol 10 ae'"''' N
Sonoie lonp bv his remarks in favor OF theh' hu
e =" IT ~ of Alabama. said the friends OF the OH
r,ora willing and anxious 10 take the vote To-Day -
snJ;oc, lind Ieen before the Senate since the co.inieneI'
ment of the session, and had been a'scuSs'u :, 'nu
NOS, on,;re EXCLUSION of all other business &c l'o"s"
further procras.inailon oil The denal' ~" IN 10 d;snosed
usarnl rersnlts, and hoped the question would &c o'spoSeu
Of ~, Senator'S conceded audibly in these remarks
Mr. MERRlCK moved an adjournment, ~nlen wdS
carried, , ayes Fl noes moe RRIE;pRAE RES
Tucsday, January ~, iodi;
SENATE BILLS -
were Sc verally read a first and seconu tne' Il 'e''
rod n the Committee on Public LANDS, W.:
TIE Hill supplementary TO an act entitled IAN act 10
encourage the introduction, and promote lhe cn''''a,
,;on of iropical plants" approved Ith July, lo1o anu
m, bill to confirm the survey and Location OF Claims
e. III !, The State of Mississippi, east OF The rear
r;;rer and south Of the t~hirty-frst degree OF north Ia
Mr FRANCIS MALLORY, on leave, offered the
soIlowinn resolution, which was adopted:
Resoired. Thatthe Secretary of War be directed 10
furnish this House with a comparative view OIL tue ave
raoe cost of the army proper for each individual, Ia
king the aggregate of the officers, professors OF the MI
l;,a5v Academy, cadets, and enlisted men in the service
of me limited States for the years 1887, 1888, loo9, and
1910. for subsistence TO soldiers, clothing, quarter mas,
ters' and medical stores, and other articles embraced
under the general character of supplies tor the army
not fixed by law; adopting as the plan Of his report a
communication to the House of Representatives from
the Secretary Of War, ofMarch >, ls22.
TREASURY NOTE BILL.
The SPEAKER then announced the first business IN
order 10 be the consideration of the bill authorizing d
further issue Of Treasury notes and the House having
resolved itself into a Committee OF the Whole upon Tue
bill, a.
The SPEAKER requested MIR. Adams to take the
Chair; but
;nportant business to transact in the course OF the day
hr. DAWSON was then requested TO take the Char
but he was likewise excused, i'll consequence OF a grea'
press of private correspondence.
: Mr.. BANKS was then named, but also asked TO nc
e,cused. as he must necessarily be absent for a portion
of the dav, for the purpose of attending to some bust
ness in which many of his constituents were deeply IN
tercsted.
Mr.. CASEY then took the chair; and the committee
resumed the further consideration Of the bill Def re the
House.
Mr.. BARNARD, being entitled to the floor. resumed
his remarks in opposition 10 the bill.
Mr.. EVANS then took the floor on the same side, and
concluded at half past three o'clock.
MIR. BELL followed, but gave way TO a motion that
the committee rise; which motion prevailed.
6, The committee rose, and reported progress.
Nj, STANLY submitted an amendment to the Trea.
srrv note bill; which was ordered TO be printed.
The House then adjourned.