Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-04

world have beer securs nv t.is ae q; least woa
slant. u2on better footing i!i7n icy ''"w 90,
Nj. CALHOUN rsFtd, breil:, thu. although he
vas Secretary q: ~ al III MI NoG:ccs administrations
and knew Was wise aud prudent administration, ar
did nc; feel responsible, Cor auy Of tic measured 81 ms
Cabinet a'ch &c had not lahtn part As 10 'h'
enforcement Of this Gjii q: any psf'nd STAGE Il YVES
frs, proposed, ae tfu" question was, wei''e ~ PRO
visions could De carried II Great Britain resisted
them
MIR LINN said that; as the Senator f;om virsinin
wished the subject II BE- passed over informally III
tomorrow, he would make objection 10 that motion
The bill was then passed oyer informally; and,
On motion of h!r. EVANS,
5. .>Senate adjourned.
ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Mr. G. J. iNGERSOLL presented two petitions
fton The city and COUNTY of phadclpha, the State
OF rcnnsylvana, setting forth that " Amos kcnta!i,
late Postmaster General az the Z. s. Is now ceiifeG
within ;he limits Of the county OF Washington, IN Tue
District Of Colurnb;a ~ consequence OF having WIN
heidi while Postmaster General the payment OF sn'n
of uloncq said have been dGe by the Post Once De
parnen 10 certain mail contractors, bat which he be-
iieved they no. justly entitled Ia; a"d praying
Congress pass such law vail restore TO The sao
Amcs Kendall las personal liberty, aud rcmunerae
him for the less Of ie and expenses incurred in de-
Tending the suits agaus hin. ~ ,e aforesaid mail con-
tractors
STATE or THE FRANCIS.
Mr.. CLIFFORD asked leave 10 cier lie !oiio" ing
resolution:
Ressred, Tha; the Committee Of Wsys md ileans
be instructed inquire, and report 20 THIS House hat
will be the probable receipts into The Treasury, daring
the residue # IKE cl.!ent year, from al! sources amc
also what viii b. the amount Of CHARGES nron tie Tea.
sary durip the same period and whether there Will
not be deficiency meet the c;iren expenses, aud,
if so, lis probable amount ard wha; measures ought
10 be adopted to supply the necessary means
Dir. SFANL! objected 10 the reception Of the reese
luton.
Mr.. CLIFFORD ,bereuron moved 'usPe pension Of
Tie rulcs IN order TO get il before the House
Mr.. W. COST JOHNSON hoped the gentleman
from North C.ro!ia. would withdraw has objection
Ar WISE asked 10: the ycls aad nays on the mo-
,on to suspend tie rules They were ordered ard re-
suited, yeas $, nays 10, as follows
Yeas tiessrs. Adams, Arnold, Arlington, Bdlack,
Blnck Bovine, Boyd, Aaron V. Brown, Burke, Bur.
nell William Q. Butler, Green w. Caldwell, Calhoun,
Cary, Casey Clifford, Clinton, Cross, Gushing, Rich
ard ID. Davis, Dawson, Dean. Doan, Eastman. JOAN
c Edwards, Esbef,, john {; F'oyd, Charles 4 Floyd,
Torrance, Gerry, Gatn, Harris Hays, Holmes, Hop
kins, Hcuck, Houston, liu5asd, ilaaer, Charles
lngeisoll, William w. irw.a, Jack, William Cost
johnson, john " Jones, kcim, Andrew Kennedy,
ltllel;cd. Lowell, Abraham nicCeiian, Mckay, Me.
Keen, Mallory, aarcIaad, Allied Marshall, Mathews,
a!edl Mitchell. Morris Newhard, Oliver, Parmen-
ter, Partridge, Payne, pckcns, Benjamin Randall,
Saunders, Sewell, Shields. William Smlh, Snyder,
Steenrod Sweney, .iacob Thompson, furnry, Van
Buren,, Wa::esson, Weller, Wcstbfook, Joseph l.
Williams, W;a,hrop, Wise, and !. ood-7o
Audscws, Aycfigr, B-bcock, Baker, Barton, Blair,
Hoardnlan, Bolts, Briggs, Hfockway, Milton Brown,
Jeremiah Brown, Thonas j. Campbell, Carniiers
Chs;enden, S;aiey CaEkr, james Cooper. Cowen,
i'ransion Garrett Davis, John Edwards, t'iimut",
Gates, Gentry, Gidi,ues, Graham, Granger, Green,
Has.ed Henry, ludson, iiuisi, Joseph Il lnce7soii
James Irwin, JAMES, Ohm /. kennedy, Lane, .ichen
man, Samson Mason, A!al.ot, lIatoc&s, Maxwell,
Maynard, hlerrI%eiher, Moore, Owsey, Pearce, Pen
dleon Pone Ramsey, Royne-, Reucher, Rdgway,
RoJ, ~ Russell. Salon
STALL Truman Smith Stanly, Siokely, Stratton, Alex
lnder II. Fl. stuart John I. Stuart, Summers, Talla
!rrtc Tillinghast, Ioamd Tfumbul!, Warren, Edward
y Wh.,e JOSEPH! l.. White, Thomas W. Wiliams,
Christophcc y. Williams, ioskc, Augustus fouog,
and john Young-.0.
So, (lwo thirds not voting in the aiiraaiive,) the
;uies were not suspended.
EEPOrT OK GIN. JACkSONS FINE.
Mr.. PEARCE asked leave to make report, !:om
tho Committee on TIE Judiciary the subject Of re-
funding The fine imposed OF MAJOR Genera! Andrew
Jackson lie said he instructed 10 move The pr'ni
inr Q! ), 600 extra copies.
one of the leading measures OF he session, lie
should ask for the reading Of the Report o: tie Com
mittee.
Objection having been made, at the suggestion Of
tie Speaker The presentation OF the report vas delet
red until the Judiciary Committee should be called ID
is turn.
school,. LANDS IN TIE WEST;
Mr. CASEY, from the Committee on The Pnbi'c
10 authorize the Legislatures Of Illinois, Arkansas,
Louisiana, anG Tennessee, 10 sell Ibe lands h":9!o-
fore appropriated Tor the use Of Schools III said
States.
M.. G. asked that the b. r,igh, be passed, as
IL vas Important three four States, and had seye
sal ti:,es passed The Senate
The main question being On Che third reading of tho
bill,
alr. HOWARD Of Michigan addressed the !iou.e
at some length in opposition 10 H.
sIr STEWART OF Illinois replied
alr A V. Brown taoyed the previous question,
and il was seconded. The main question was then
ordered TO re pat On the passage OF the bill the yeas
and nays were called fDr, but not ordered. Teiers
vera then called for, and ordered; and hlessrs Sny
der and Granger were appointed, and they reported
20 in the affirmative aud 81 in the negative; 50 Tie
bill passed.
Mr.. PfARCE, freni Tie Judiciary Committee moved
that the repor; which was ,hs morning lG'd on TIE
Clerks desk, respecting the reiund;ng Of Gen. jack
CONS fine, togelLe. vita The minority report OF Inc
Committee made nj tie las, session, be printed and That
there be printed j,CG0 extra copies.
Objection was made and the usual number only was
ordered.
THE tna,Y APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr. SAMSON MASON asked the House TO take u?
md dispose Of the army appropriation bill, on winch
the previous question was yesterday crGcTed lie nnce
ths rcecesl for Tic chairman II the Committee al Ways
and Means, who was udisposgd THIS morning; and liz
hoped the iocse you'd allow the bill TO be disposed o
Tor there oniy atout twenty days remaining
of the session, c2r dedac;ng those days assigned to
special orders II was, therefore very esiiaL!e i!ai
the House should Consent TO act.
The bill! was taken up 5y general consent.
Tie amendment! cf the committee making an cpqso
pri.tion for extending and rendering comPleie the
rpeeo.oog cal surrey. was n3' cG"Cattcd IN.
The amendment requiring individuals to be hereafter
pppoin,cd as cadets be actual residents u! the
qressona distrc, OF the State Territory from which
the appointment parports TO &c made, was concn'Etd
in.
Mr.. NEHEMIAH called for the yeas and nays on
the question Of concurrence with the amend,neni,
which provides that hereafter here shall no, he ho"fj
of visiiera OF the West Pon; Academy unless ether
wise ordered by Congress aad terry ordered, they re-
sulied--yeas 100, nays u
So The amendment OF lie committee agreed 70.
The next amendment ci tie committee provided ;!'o
the number OF cadets should hc liCcd 10 the number
OF members and delegates in Congress
The amendment cuacutsea IN; also the amend
,nemt striking o.! The appropriation Tor The beard Of VI
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