Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-20

hopes Of tie people may be wrecked. lie Was ief put
ting the truth before the country al 'nc'
SIR Everett oil Vermont rose 10 guraiien 3" "Idcr.
lie sad the gentlemen shooting at the marx
Mr. Arnold continued. He III order, and he was
sorry his friend. did not agree with hun These h'h
sures if they were defeated, would be defeated hy POI"
lrcians here, against the Will Of the people ne sP'Ne
to the unbough:, interrupted people, ani moi - 'r'n
Mr.. Linn of New York rose I" question OF ''u''.
lie said the gentleman was not only not sioo'"e ."
,hr mark, bu; lie was shooting Al hs irIrnds.
MIR. Bolts here said that MIR Arnold "ou'a S''s :"
G.lrrcn, time III the course OF a week ,
MIR. Arnold said he would 10 God the gentleman
from Virginia might prove correct, ihat NJ "''S".
he true prophet and himself ,he ,a''' o"', -,
doubted his homes lie (Mr. Arn'd) had' up !" .hS
time followed as rank and file n'dn; an hunoe 'o''
lower OF party leaders, but II sometimes became sees
sary Tor tho humbles individual 10 sPe"A OUT ~ ~
licyed those measures the frtitcatloh ana navy olS'
would lead 10 direct taxation. lie MADE inns moo'l
now ,b,, !, mipht be known that this star OF Nirgn
abstraction had the ascendancy at nus tne anu I'M
tho deadly Inns blasted the hopes OF the American pee
I Ir,h;s country was TO be under the bane OF tins I'M
a.ence of Virginia abstraction, then away with com
merce away with ps0sPs, ~ III; sI Rsp %
/ Mr. Tr,p.cu Of Kentucky said he rose TO do whai
no had never done before he moved the previous ques
inn The motion Was seconded By yeas -, nays o.
,ba Sneaker voting in the affirmative l he man ques-
ion vas put and carried BY yeas o', nays -. 30 th
House determined to reconsider the vote by which the
resolution of Mr. Profit was passed last evening.
| Mr. Profit then Withdrew his resolution
| Mr. J. T. Mason of Maryland SAID, after the an
pouncement of the gentleman from Tennessee Mr.
Aruodl which seemed TO lie made by authority, that
nothing would be done during the present session, h
,houqht that the mos! eiacual relief that could be al
orded the people would be the adoption OF the follow
:nr resolution, which he begged leave TO offer
RsSolrtd That, with the Of the SENATE. e w,
Houses Congress shall adjourn de on Thursday! me "a :"
this mu,ai.
The resolution was objected to.
MIR Weller moved To 30 into committee OF the W hoie
on the State the Union but upon taking lie question
! by yeas and nays, the House refused
Mr.. Sergeant of Pennsy lyania. from the occct Ion
miltee the Currency, moved that saa coihhi'te'
have leave sit during the session OF tue iiousc'
| MIR. Rhelt though, II the committee met al , 7. m
and adjourned 10 p II would have t'nc enough 10
do the business before H.
SLOW often have you met" cried voice in the dis
lance.
Five or six times, said Mr.. Rhctt-und now, having
isrosed ofthe bill TO repeal the Subreasury, We have
nothing TO do but to attend to the currency.
GLOW was the Sub-Treasury bill disposed Of, SAID
| Mr Pickens, Il have mol heard Of II:
sit has been disposed OF IN committee, not III the
| House" SAID Mr. Rheu.
| aOh. ali. cried several voices.
| The resolution then passed.
The House then went into committee, (slr Winthrop
of Massachusetts the char,) and took up the Fort
ica,on bill.
| rive have no room for the details to-day.l
| After go me time the Committee and reported
progress. ~
Mr. Bolts offered resolution to stop debate on bill
No ; IL Committee of the Whole, on Monday next, al
t2P. NJ.
After some skrmshng, and sundry refusals 10 ad
| ourn, the main question was taken upon the icsoiu
| lion, and il passed-ga yeas, Il NAYS.
The House then adjourned until Monday, at i
o clock 4. NJ.