Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27
e,no Hmm and take up The Pension bill, which

state oG The Uniop, and take Up Inc ehS'o" ' "
"@ 49, a. cAMpgEl.L was called to 'he Char.
rna o,e.,inn then REQUIRED upon the a'ne nGmtn'
of Mr.. Cave Johnson, and ii vas o'c'oeu ~ ''''
ike.
:, The amenAmcDt @as i'sI. :;
Mr. DtCkEY moved 10 sl''E' ou' 'ie 80
49,. MI because ,nrs. individuals "hoh 'n's Pi"'
va "a, nc, vas as much entitled to a person a'
MCKAY said i; vas necessary that there shouia
10 snrne restriction TO prevent pfpnfy' ano ne hoPs0
tho r,oyso would not hi stricken out 49,.
W Ja;d.d because he would offer 1t IN The House
On the second reading oil the OH a., ,o,so
and il v as decided in the negative.
MIR. COLLAMER offered an amenuInrns 10 ."e p rs,
a 90 ne n make il read, that ''no pension nereae'
- c eli an commence be fore the day on when Tue
nl,ca,inn Of the person Ginning II shall nave Dee
/ Slid with the CommssioneI.
NJ, DANA offered n substitute Tor me anehdi'e"'
~ l'aIlnmer. because the amendment OF that gen
,lenlan worlj deprive those VIII "e'e s"''e1 ~ Ps
Sims from procuring them.
NJ, COLLAMER ea'd the OBJECT he mao IN vie"
was 10 cus,all the inducement OF persons comm"t'He
Jury to procure PENSIONS ana not o' Tue
| affecting the rights oil WIDOWS a., .,,or,oa, =,
THO ouostion then required upon The amendment OF
~, =, iIanar md it was decided in the negative.
N, DROMGOOLE rose to question OF order -
, WI. 49,, IN. amendment Of Mr.. Dana out oil
order. 80, or o-der
| ny ny I;a, ,ban recurred upon the committees
80. Nd nortinr the bill to the House, which was
s oannse rose and r. Campbell reported the
! hill {, The House with amendments
| Mr. llAMi-lS moved tae P'e''ou' qie''''"' az"
there was mo- n second ,
| ~, LEWIS moccd that the House ADJOURN
And The House al oGrned
| roxcrrss--TnuRspAYs PRocEEDi:Gs-l In the Sfh-
ate day the most important suoJect eohs'oeieu vas
" , If MIR Semple directing the President OF
~ II,;,od States TO give notice 10 England foF The
Of those stipuations ri treaty all wing LIE
;o;nt occupation OF the Oregon. Mr. Atkinson opened
Tho debate in favor of the resolution lie presented
the strong views enter'cinea ny tue FG"' PoPuat" "
,h ,,eot Mississippi valley upon the question; which
,b,, The tile OF the United States To the territory
&c Tho o,aaoa was indsputabe; aud that one inch oi
no soil OF that territory could not be y'eIGtd 10 TIE
nn;us, demands Of Eagand, without dshoaor; ilat one
ch or !, never would b. yielded; taat the oian OF
cent Rfiian was mere preiencc wiiioat shldow OF
h, mr. iuslce to support H. The Iolnt occupation lie
maintained should have been determined long ago.
J,b honor of the United States less than Ito inter
&C, demanded that Great Britain shouli no longer oc-
cuoy part of her territory. Mr.. Choasc followed hr
,et son and was delivered o. one OF those larangues
rb;cb are composed in two months absence from the
Senate and which being delivered, the party reres
until the period of CESSATION is Tor another MIR
Choae ga We us sot Of resurrection OF the ole federal
soeeches hch we had during the war, aud the tunes
OF mpressment and Jays treaty, and the retention OF
the northwestern posts, which were to become ours
By the advance Of population, If would only
wait for them The power of England and the danger
of war with her, the staple OF hts haraneae, US II
has been Of a federal speeches since our Independence
Mr. Archer repeated tie thing IN the Senate, Tor
which Mr. AlcEi,son, in his admirable speech (worthy
of the successor Of Linn and the colleague Of Beulon
called HIM 10 his feet, and received from HIM total
disclaimer of offensive impulations Nj. flanagan
rose to make American speech IN answer II The
British harangre of Mr. Choote and first addressed the
char: but the cta gave the floor u MIR. Dayton, who
moved the adjournmenG and EnglandS champion goes
unsca,hed until tomorrow.
The morning hour in the House occupied, as
usual with the discussion Of the report OF the select COM
mite. on he Rules: and Mr. Dellet Of Alabama kept
Ike floor during that time in all argumcna,lve speech
in favor o. refining the 2lst rule The House then
resolved into Committee Of the Whole on the state oI
the Union, and resumed the consideration OF the b'li
providing for the payment Of revolutionary and othe
pensioners; md, after several amendments The com
mt,ee rose and reported IL TO the House; when the
House adjourned. [Gtebe