Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-11
IA c0NGKEs,--Flr., session
THURSDAY, July 6. 1913.
GEN A'rE

THURSDAY, JULY D. 1878.
SENATE.
Memorials and petitions were presented u
Messis. DIX, Sebastian, Hamlin, Weslcou aut
Butler
Mr.. Dix from he committee on commerce, r.
ported, without amendment House bill 10 esac.
lish the collection district OF Brunswick in re
Safe OF Georgia, ard il was passed
On motion Of Mr.. Phelps, The Senate took -
the Joint resolution from lhs House 10 suuersl
10 he stare OF Vermont two brass cannon cap.
lured in iii, al Bennington, and j, was paM:
On motion OF MIR. Felcn, House rcsouic. %
change The location OF light house on Lake So.
perior, Michigan, was taken up ard passed.
On motion ot Mr. Yulee Join, resolution / au.
thorise The submission OF certain claims 10 sta,.
uation, was taken up anu read third lne. La:
over.
On motion oi Mr.. Dayton, the Joint resoa,icr
relating 10 the taking oil he ueS! census, va, "a.
ken ~ and passed.
Mr.. DJwl> submitted resolution seltilelapar,
alter he present week. Fiday and Salucay G.
each week, after II O'clock, Tor he considerable
first Of Senate private bills, and then those q ts
House and that when so considering Senac bis
any one giving Use TO debate, beyond a bret tt
PLANTATION, shall! be passed over, until the 9th.
private bills shall have been disposed Of. Les
over.
Several adverse reports, from committees, weg
made ant cDncnlred IN.
On motion oil Mr. Bright, ihs Oregon ,errlo'i.
IL bi!i was then ken up, and M. Mason, q Va.
gina addressed the SENATE al length, 10 cppos'
iioa Ia me trs:h section, IN ce:elce u Tie listl
u I'M South an: ii reply 10 the remarks On i5p
suajec,, 4. Jlessrs Dix and Phelps. lie exam
NJ
500 h, ant The condition Ot tie black population
there, and at,he Norh. TIE condition Q! save
RI had been brought Wilh those AZ be South rom
Africa, and all that could BE- done by iegpaiiOE
was 10 regulate that right 10 their perpetual ser
vice, which had been fixed upon them BY cicun.
stances
He referred a; some length, 10 presen, nor hen
movements OF political character Tie U.l.i
Convention had thrown out he grand net, ~nr.|
was intended 10 draw 10 all parties. Al-iec.|
ralis,s, wings, democrats and abolilionis,s-wcisl
10 be- brown into one common crucible, the otl
bond o! union 10 be combined effort Tor .ae .:
strucrion OF The slave power. No geographic
line, he commended, was necessary 10 MARI x
boundary OF slavery &c This country. That We
ma sed by nature, by soil and climate. All
The efforts OF this northern parry were success.
ga,ded-wirh that success would terminate
ion OF the States. And where hen wouc
he small S'a,ea Of the Nouh7 Swallowei !;
as they deserved 10 be, il they Listened 10 the aE
gesrions Of the orieina,ors Of these movensfA
He trusted We should have no eeograFat!
party, and he called on those, who can. zoe
The success OF such pariy-Upon those .r!
k;,h altya - no
and are to be ensulphed. Would they alioF q
sectional movements OF this SORT 10 eudangG
perpeiuiry Of The Unon2 Would ihey coat
nance The movement OF this Northern P3h; Ia
the destruction OF the Slave Power, Snere
consequences are 10 b. SO serious 10 hsn@'aE
Tae South is able 10 lake care Of hcfse! :
has made concessions already, in The cfG;a
'ermej The Missouri Comp -omise-concs.s
al which her sons now almost hold cOan ii'
heaps in shame-and she was wiling 50 z
she had gone, 10 abide The compact in goo
but II an aNemp, was made 10 faIse y
Northern Party, 10 march up 10 z gsosfagi
line, with the North on one side and me .
On the other, The consequences be upon hr h'!
Il those who now hesitate 10 inefp0se.
a, the conclusion CT Mr.. Mason's fsn''
Mr.. Johnson, Of Georgia, expressed bis nan
TO address the Senate IN the bill and al rs
quest il was passed over lnOrma II.
On motion oil Mr. Anterior, tie Naval 81
priation Bill was taken up. and debate %
on an amendment ropos.d IN ielelerceto Y
rropriation for naval hospitals IN uhich w.
Anterior, Benton, BOraDd Phsla>, Seos'r
Sturgeon, Johnson, of Louisiana, DAVIS, q
si>sippi Bleese, Davis, OF Ma>sacn'issts "
Weslcott, and Underwood, PARTICIPATED
bill was finally laid aside, without acton g
amendment, and, al late hour, nJ.
message was received and read iron
Pre- ident of the United States, commu'e1-
officially the ratification BY Mexico OF ne
~ Of Peace, and laying before Congrsaes
Of the Treaty as exchanged by the two y9's
ments; and the correspondence 10 ''''
thereto with our commissioned
On molon Of Mr.. flanagan, 5 600 e.
pies were ordered 10 be printed, AMI Tx
portions were referred 10 appropriate COZ
Mr.. Wes,coi, moved 10 refer theI POI,
ling 10 territorial governments 10 S'''
mittee, with inslrrc ions. Lis over s..,
The Vice President laid before he
communication from the War Dep.Hme..,
munica,ing The information called iof d..
10 the necessity Of forihcauon a.
Island. O,tered 10 be printed. wrs
HOUSE OF REPRESENTAIrrLr..
The motion yesterday u'ade oy Mf ;.
reconsider the vote by which me uiss re-
the commillce Of commerce on 'u,e'no M
menls was adopted was laid on !se 'a w.
The House then, on nlo''on =, WI. .. .s,,t&
sumed, in committee OF the whole W. ~
linn OF the amendments OF inc Sens'e
tfii.e Appropriation Bill, and agreed. U.. III
aI.o re amendments OF the Senate 10 s's
Appropriation Bill, and came to no '0''
thereon. .s-e IA
The committee rose, and the House q Il
Tho amendments of The committee to 'ne
nee appropriation bill. p,.s
A message was received from the RE-
the u. States, similar 10 that receive 10
IRE Trss sy Of Peace, g., and Oh mo',, ,,;1,
Burr, was read, The several l'o. ,aS aaa..c'
II - lore