Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-23
FRIDAY, JrNE 10, lsi6
SENATE

Several private bills we're reported nom Co..
mi.rees.
On motion Of Mr. Wcs,co,t The SECRETARY :
! War was instructed 10 communicate to III Sec
a,e a copy Il the letter OF General Gaines 10 IT,
| War Department, dated New Otl~ans, Jane
| 1916 10 Ie!aliua 10 the command oi ne Ne>tep
! Division Of The Army.
! On motion Of .lT. L-wi> Tie S"ra'e insi>'.-
upon lis disagreement 10 iNc amendments s: ~
House 10 the Indian ApP-ohsron bl.i ane /
| Committee Of Conference, nsi,!irg y Ns>>t,.
! Lewis, Jarnaein, ana Sewer. ~, ar-oja.cl
/ Mr.. Niles submitted resolution % lran
| relative 10 The purchase OF mliaiy .a-
| equipments and subsistence, hy cuatiau &
war laid over until tomorrow.
On motion oil Mr.. Johnson OF La tie II. +
solution relative 10 the Homus land ca, 49,
put upon lis passage.
Mr.. McDune addressed the Senate in ergo.
tion TO the resolution.
Mr.. Morehead followed la defence d 81
course pursued BY Mir. Bib, in reference L "
| claim.
| Tie debate Was con'lru,i u .!--sfs. Be-.
! Johnson :; L., ~ Jchasou n Nj. an NJ q
solution WAS then passed, II. + ~ - - =.
Mr.. archer gave no;Ce TIA. - w"uic CO. 3.
the bill Tor The ielroce.sIun 81 Aicxsnsri5 Is
"Wednesday Lcx.
The Warehousinc bill was Then iai,r uf y.
| Mr. Dix expa ined The ptovisious q: tac 4 e
some length
After short Executive session. the S.a4'...
journeG.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Mr.. Brinkerhoti asked for a Suspension !.
rules 10 enable him 10 oder u resolution a. n.
the whole testimony in The case OF Ingef>o /.
Wehse,
The House retascd 10 Suspend
Mr.. Mckay offered resolution IN IT, c.'s
form 10 terminate Inc aeoalc OIL Inc fanliu ntt
! Tuesday The 3;hh iu~
Mr.. Houston al Ala, >ucs Sc. Sala.a4, .e
! 9th instead q: rue.iay til .;9a
Mr. Pollock, OF Penn, moved u lag d s 81
luton on he table.
| The yeas ami nays were olGere5, ~ q.
solution was laid on the able, ia. 90 y
On motion OF Mr.. Mckay, tie iIuus.. es'' &.
10 committee Of The whole on tie .,a.c
Union, Mr.. Cobb Of Ga in tie Char. IN XIX.
med the consideration OF the Tariff bill.
Mr.. Young, CT Keniucsy, said he did ~
I tend 10 depart tom the Gues,iOn properly be
:. the Committee 10 discuss the merits oil The ~
with Mexico as has been done by some 1 h.
political ard personal friends. He would 80
, however that BE- had voted Tor The war bill VII.
! out knowing what were The ca uses which had K.
10 il. He had since become better informed, a.
were the bill again before he Hons-, he pcat
vote Tor il. |, vas enough for him - knD ~
American blood mad 20 spill i-whe'ssf %
American on Mexican soil, ne cared ~. "'ta
tic country was in danger, W should ra.5as =
man TO lis rescue, without pau.inr r !rq3ff
lis cause This was not the li,ne, b" s.
10 inquire into the conduci OF tie AGm.s-
in bringing il about End The war hrs n
examine the course Of the Executive His n.a
TALLY, and, guilty, award the concsnaa VIZ
which it merits.
Mr.. Y then paid handsome tfi5de =
eallan,ry OF the volunteers from his o~0 -
who had so promptly responded 10 ne g
their country With these remarks, 2" so =
had done with he war question, an SoS!' =
coed at once 10 the question OF lie Tar: Il.
MIR. Young occupied ne remaiadeF q h.D...
in speech in defence OF The FTo,ecH's s:'.'. !.
which he said all experience hal pore /,
the system bes. adapted 10 proino'> 'ae f'ssi
OF all classes OF people. ,s
Mr.. Robert Dale Owen OF Indiana ae1
the floor, and went into very imq'@'si's
eloqnen, speech in opposition 10 ne aeo.'.''
protection ard in favor OF Tree traae. 49,.
Mr.. Collin reada manuscript speech, !"
he took The same side OF the question. ...,,..
Mr.. Chapman spoke with bis usua ea .;.s n,.-
against the Tariff, which he denounced W."
vehemence. t..,,,c,lo,
Mr.. Ramsey followed in favor Of p 'osSr9
and went into The particular statistical n,.;
the coal trade 10 his native STATE, enees,, tss,r.
show how i, bad grown from very .Ts" ..',c.
ning- under the 70 terirg influence q 'he
tive Tariff. The Houscihe ac.0u.acs'