Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10
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prfSi'%I' II! - OF MEMOIR Az
NJ, WRIGHT presented u memorial from re"
York asking p.yne,l. f'r slave employed by iie 'o-
yeru,nent and Transferred from Florida i" arkansas
Mr.. BUCHANAN presented memorial from ;. ile
PhndeIahf Brsrf Hf ST-:a6,ed memorials from
New: York cty, demonstrating against the rcpea! ct
Tie Bankrupt Las.
RESOLUTIONS.
The resolution submitted by Mr.. EvcnASAS, on
Tuesday wGs adopted, and follows, viz
Reso!red That toe - crelaTy Of the Treasury DC d.
rec.ed TO communicate the Senate repor, which
may have been made Ia lin, to the Solicitor OF Ike
Treasury, b: TIE United States Attorney for Tie Eastern
District O; pcnnsy wanna IN relation 10 the cloth cases
recently tried that District, in"ol,Hg ioI!eiures
conse quent Cp1r the violation 81 the Revenue laws
The resolution suhmitted hy ilr. SMITH, OF In
dianu on Thursday, also adopted, rs follows:
Resolcei, That thu Secretary OF the Treasury he d.
Teced repot, 10 the Senate in as concise form as
may be prac;cabiel, te amount Of The public debt
a The close oil the war IF the Reyonon and the amount
paid by the Federal Government for the individual
States for The expenditures Incurred IN that wac; ., The
unount Of the pubic debt n the cnse al the late Wnr
with Great Britain: and the amount al tEe pubic drbt
ii The close OF each administration Of the Federal Co.
verninua:; J. the 0noant remaining IN Tie Treasury at
the close u each admins taton & The gross amonnt OF
the receipts 81 each aGmlnist gGisdiu2
between The pts iIo; the mpo::s, pubic lands,
and other sources: !, The gross amount ot The ex
peEdl;ur,s Of each ns,fatlon-d:st:ngoshrg be-
tween the amount pad IN discharge OF the public
debt, and ior ether purposes ., the amount de-
posted with The States scveraly :, lie gross
amount OF continental paper money issued by the
Federal Governments AID the amount Of the same re.
deemed by the Government; :, the present public deb;
of the L. $ IN gross ., Tie present public deb, OF
Great Britain. gross 10, the gtoss amour: ofexpor's
end n,nor:s Of the t. : daring each administration Of
the Federal Governments II, aha, nations iiave funded
their public deG, or the debts OF their cjiiz under
original par yaHa thereof o. at diminished faie "i
interest, and the terms OF slci, funding
MIR BENTON submitted resolution, which
cdop,ed calling upon the Secretary Q" The Treasury for
information as 10 ihc Amount OF gold foreign and do
Inestic { xporied and imported since l>a.
The following resolution, offered Yesterday ny MIR
HIVES. was taken up ior consideration, VIZ
Resoired Tina; the tres4on oi the L. ) be request
al 10 communicate To the Senate, ut not IN his opinion,
inconsistent With the public nefpei: coies OF any cor
res bcween the Government al Gieat btatn
and the Minister o :he L. at London on The SUBJECT
o.. the distraction al tie steamboat Caroline wh'c may
ihor iouse of Congress
The resolution hnvin. ts~>
Air. RitES sad II tr,ed i"t the reason tibet
extracts rc,n the correspondence referred TO- had been
made use Of By himself aud o;acrs, and il bat fair
Hna cana that the whole should appear.
The RESOLUTION then adopted.
THE BMtTiSi: TREATY hNn FuE E!b LINES.
Mr. W 4 h Eis aud observed ;hat, before tht
morning hour passed a2:S:, he desired TO make bF'
statement in relation 20 mater which he understood
the attention o The Sels had been called 20 este tcas
and daring the discussion q whlca lie bad been mp
ueaed to by The Senate. from Virginia, (ir. Riyes
as 10 conversation h oh liz had had with him iis
arrival al the beginning OF The present session tic
alluded the subject OF the a'aps brought forward
las, session secc, session, while the Treaty with
Great Britain was under discussion one o! which
mans was referred 10 IS The Senator from virginia
Nj Riyes) ans the ether ~ TIE Senator from Mis-
souri, (Nlr Benton He understood that the Stna
Tor from Virginia, Yesterday, conGc1ou with ihr
remarks when h. had mcIe referred I, h'm or
Walker as oa;etta.s;nc, 90 oue pnihi a.: 4'r con
,roye1sy between !n and TIC Senator irom Nilsson
~ concurrent recoeciio,.s aud impressions Of VIA;
occurred TIE OF The discussion IN secret session
particular. referred 10 by the latter Senator That
point was in relation TO the object and purpose for which
HE Senator from Missouri introduced the old French
man of l7S4 from nr Je-sons collection in the libra
~ OF Congress The Senator from Virginia, lie under |
stood referred 10 caGvsrsaon with hm lately ~ |
confirmation of tbs The conversation alluded TO, he
rscoected occurred the day after be took his sea, in
The Senate Ills friend from Virginia asked HIN If he
had seen The printed sreech ci the Senator from Mis-
souri, on the subject Of the treaty He replied ;ai ne
had not. lie then asked If he (Nr. VI had, at the
lime ftle discussion understood the Senator from Mis-
,onr as introducing Tie old French map Of loi, from
,lr Jeftrson's COLLECTION IN The library, with we've
,f rebung tie map referred 10 by Sir. Sparks on the
opposition OF s beng Dr.. Ffankiins map, which IN
JIG ated by red line the Northeastern boundary Of the
L S He Mr. W replied that he did understand the
Senator tc0a Missouri IS introducing TIE Ola french