Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-26
-,-.,r.r coNGREss--Isr SESSION
MoSpAy, JuLv ~.
SENATE

SENATE
, ,, nr,srn',a The proceedings of 4 meeting o
Nj h"', a., county, Texas, opposition 10 the
iusyerence oi o'
oi TtN1> 's,s a. hs was taken up and Mr. Clay smoke al
h lie toos slew ct The stale oi me question IN ve
= lucid M nns'' i'S' S"'
p'T, o. - :G ,hc objections General Taylor's plan
m s,ss,d eu!oe'un up'n hi'n rs statesman So and
~ ,nI soldier. lie approved entirely o his foreign
Ga' ~ 10 nis domestic policy 1t was not fully dcr"l-
Hl l particularly and strongly on the subject Of the
IT, .,;ino between Texas and New Mexico. There
d.! 30, ii Congress did not interfere OF civil and
va s,T |, would begin the Rio Grande and socn
,s,.s the Potomac -, c,.. :. N,,,
H. alluded 10 the dlily conferences u '"' "'' wv
" ,,,n MS q. the bill.
en- u.san remarked that the Southern men conferred TO,
~. wh view TO the protection OF Southern rights and
interests ~ -, ..... ,,o,., ~, ,hos. wb, conferred
'i' . t the protection of the interests uf the whole
,n,o ,tc whole Union.
I,re applause cheering, clappnE anu humping lof
inn, The chair in vain lniermised
,. ,ic;,r,d the consequences Of the failure ut this
WI war: and when war begias no one would see lis
g." H. .i .uyG the thoaonoGtadc oi some Southern dis
'H ari.cua,lyol Mr.. khe a member oi the Nash
'",y.nuon a. Southern con!e!eTacy he argued
& v..ri he impTacticablr because the people residing
H. n,, waters OF the Mississippi, and its tributary
~ ' uui neyer consent that the mouth Of the river
-, ts controlled By any foreign power-any power alien
~ ',,i 10 The Senators from Virginia Rhode Island
nnno,, =, .us.a,a that bill He had been aware for
s rs : IN. ciii not certain 10 pass But il WAS
.o,r, ted ,o maintain the homer and Interests OF the
.ry man any mat cou. be devised. II might be de-
-, L. would tea triumph oi aao.ti.onlsn--o u.tfasG
H. p1,o.el >,'dAe iii explanation OF The character .!
yassi trend 'At'''''- -'i'' ~ ~ ~ ~
M y. nv M not intend 10 dispayage Mr. Phe He knew
h ~ an! hal respect Tor i!' but II lie fad made use
~" - ,iS cylaraons imputed 10 him, AT the meeting in
i,n, ne VAS i!aito:-ani hope, said Mr. Clay, he
vI NEE; with me fate ot traitor Loud applause Mr.
nv the sentiments ot eSniun were confined 10 s.
r,ln, There in other States as gallant as the
.i .C S,n,h Carolina and he would answer for kcntuc
r ,h, ,ol,an.s aat al thousands Of her noble sons
M .ni III support OF ii!e standard OF the Union
,sll6> l!e tetsi>.
n R,.nwo said there two ends 10 rope. rebel
mini n, h1nc.atly in defence of the right He did
3-. me I,ntrv oi other States but South Carolina
vn,i r.na ,sice AT the hazard at safety. Mr.. Hale
p, points IN Nj liay speech hr clay rtJoneo
IN, Ssraie atloGrnea. -
Mr. ois asked the unanimous consent of the House to
..se him 10 introduce Joint resolution To provide for
,s, Of ic present Congress from and after the 2oh day
4, ,ur.,i 70 the l>t Monday in November.
uaerloi being made the House proceeded TO the busi-
n,,s pn the Speaker table.
s,e. Executive communications from the late and pre-
s,: preSeu. President in answer 10 resolutions o the
Hou gnnr'ant in their character were laid before the
H,tse a:iap;rup!ia'eiy referred
The ,ro>tion OF III. Senate ior The Joint action ~ the
C,ga,. On Public Buildings and ground. Of each House
' On A subject OF king additions t. IN" Capitol by the
c:.>ac,i,E Il wo wings, Including ncw Hall for each
Il i.e -! TOR the Sa..eme Court WAS taken
~ ar! cCneUFTsd in
Mr richardson o H. opposed The idea OF increasing tic
Ca,, ar ,- ,ropn> eAp.ni;ure, of such addi
Goa probability u tc removal o TIE seat ot gov
,:ra,.lt IL. west 4, some .uure day.
Ness. Woodward %: s. c. and Stanton Of Tenn spoke
aces>iy" ., pro'id!nl better Hall !ot ;hs House OF
;ey plnt, the -;cctS o The prcsent
i .asu'.e!cy .. tn > Chamber and Supreme
C,lt Ii AMI arage. tia, the question ." expense the
s1l- ds>olI:. III ia Union, or removal o The
81 % government. saoald not he permitted 10 weigh
| :. a.t t.e present necessity.
The gentleman said the addition 10 the building
set uld whether this Capitol became hereafter th'
!. u N.,iaern Southern Republic
u Ncgnc o.: NJ, moved the previous qusclon, which
l,sei sseonj: and the min question was ordered and
hi ati ~. rotnsitian of the Senate concurred in
llr N rn the Senate for the establishment 0i branch
rat Z Nea io-a city and for The esta bisnent OF
nlncn and office al San F1ncso, California,
rt..r,,t the committee o the whole instead OF the
c!t,r ways ad means 10 which bill oi the House
.. ne saclect IN! been al.eaiy referred
IT. >eae tl entitled regulating the terms OF the
cg.l I'd distinct o: ia L. 81 in the State OF Ohio,
H>:' a.ow terms oi these courts annually was read
,f. IA, ti.;cs ;.ni vas finally passed.
ihr Sc:,c b eniite Ia amend act entitled an
IL % eeuie Tie c2cc'n o duties imports and ton
haze, apnroN ID llarci "a l79a- was finally passed
ln 81. from SENATE for tie relief OF Joseph 7. Will
aiHfs was also passed.
si ison the Senate granting the right of way through
III public lands 10 the STATE OF Alabama and donating for
III construction Of railroad taken up motion OF
!egrtnce.
VI Meade aocatd The reference OF all bills Of this char
art - select committee, whose object should be to bring
let7 I'll lnpro2aing the lands 10 the States Tor the
,dis- q: Internal Improvements instead of passing bills
cn!si-nt benefits upon certain States only He made the
'''n q select c"n,ee and moved the previous qnes-
ION aer''n Pending which, motion, the House ad-
urn,d