Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28
WkrSsspAy, JrNE -, lS50.
SEN LII.


State al Delaware, IN favor oi tbs passage 81 TN adjustment
bill
sir Hale presented memorials rom citizens Nor,t
Carolina asking Congress la prps dr inr the removal 10 Ii
Lll nj tree persons ~ color wishing Ia 30 aud po,ls
ion or them slppnlt there Tor year
Mr. Foor offered a resolution calling The pc-ii,n, fjr
information The umoicI proceedings III Ncw MaAic,;
the call OF convention by the military governor =" New
Mexico; the authority under which the proclamation q" Nj
Irr Mnnroc Tor election at delegates issued, ~
Mr.. Foolc did not wish Ia ASSUME. without ?rc,,. M,
the administration responsible Tor The al usula
committed BY military officer. But one lli t,,l
entity of gross and violent o usrat.on and had un.
1,rtakcn Stil by the sword Gnc-ilon fli Lro
This body io adjustment He hoped tl friends OF tho
unlsraion woud not oppos. The consideration oI HE
clinton at tins time.
At the suggestion of Mr. Webster. who rxp,.-sed a hon.
,irt nothing would hc allowed inicrl,r with The goat
subject before H. : naic the resolution WA laid
The b 10 authorize appeals from the ,ilr.u tpufs ~ thc
United States, III certain eases meaning lie Van Ats'
ease Was taken mp, discussed and laid aside
Al one O'Clock ,le adjustment bill! again taken IN
NJ Soulcs amendment lending.
Mr.. Douglas replied 10 The al AIr S,ule t'
subject of public domain, shown. that the night, al tit u!
tci State fully protected by the bill before hc S.u4s
The whole argument ri tn Senator hc said, based
wrong state vi facts ana sustained hy Aaer
author!tit- prcctdrnlS
The ordinance ~ The Convention ol ta"rnl,, VI. D.-
Is. said a rout,iiau Tie otier hal ol tn. S..l,u
Argument that 'hc Convention p;cn,.t.te. seizure oil
binds. Nuw in this ordinance talornii ,,e- tn inis
ihcgoscrnn"nt, "n' nsains fora mail portion al them i'll
the purpose at education.
Mr.. Webster hook lh' tipar, AMI eIla VI la
- into Executive session
Mr.. Clay proposed ril The Senair hereafter n,r, nj
ocl1ck He said il the duty ~ the senate III ho
and 10 The country that tn Senate SHOULD i. cid hi. .
ton and proceed 10 other bnsin lie cc the r>a,np
"f the French t1mher in which III Dill regulating cccli,,
franchise passed in Ten days
Mr.. Hale aid he should vote against Tie motion meet
Mr.. Clny That wc know
Mr. Hale objected To this mode Of inisna up
one bill That WAS TIL ciusc 81 the DELAY. Ine r,a"Pl' o
f.,
CONNIE nici 10 US fthcy had kept thll hi under con-i
ra'Isn for LONGER time, woui have been better oE IN
people.
Mr. Clay said tlc Senator was abDring in his vocation
Al every stage and every point e had opposed t BIT
lie denied that the FORM III the bill was oil dcls
u II measures were anonymously pm together vi, any
reason That there should never be- a decsionl
Mr.. Hale W"! NOT have said word The ,ibrcI ha,
wc not - often been charged with Delaying III. public bus,
a"ss. Ne tlr. H. was iaboru. in his alton Ito uud
tell the Senator thai hs-tlc Senator's vocation in I,c,unn
him good ,r no,hn. IT. was not opposed 10 llkin
the vote On hi~ bill. lie would - willing sit here al
ni%ht 10 81 the question and he would sheep the bo;te liz
naNt day, for eivine against ia;S bill
III" motion 10 meet NJ II O'Clock agreed Ia yeas }
NAYS H.
Tho Senate into Executive session. and AFTERWARDS
adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Burt made incllectul! einst have Ion fcs,iu
ZION tom the senate Ia transfer the claims oi d
pay from HE nymastrs Department 10 The Auditor
Department Ia Ihc War office.
VI Siaei"n OF Tennessee, moved u resolution ca.na u
on lhr President "r inouuIIipn riiiya 10 cali Il q
Ncn'i"n al the people oil N". ". xi,.p f,r The Irpn.r
forming STATE Constitution; aud hr c ui.u the a-s
whether II such cell has been uii... tie has been
dert alNscd or approve" by the Executive ard by hon
by what authority such prcce ing- have bern ;iop,i
cil.ng" TIE Government 81 said territory.
Nj OTIS objected The Introduction of the resolution AM
IL was not admitted.
VIE Chair stated hlr this WA thu day for considering 1t.
rrras al The Committee ot El'ctipns on the sanrr
elec'i"n from the fst Congressional Of III
Ohio.
TIE report "f VI. S:fon, o the minority 81 rna cr;nmi
lee shows tha the official ms1rily ior Nh Thompson ir
" NO member. wa 2aG
ihr report also shows that should the contestants claims
e conceded - 10 III eaaity q" certain yofr- lheiat9
~ ri William Thompson will b. H. The committee con,
!" the concIson MAT in any aspect II The else william
Thompson received mlIov III the LEGAL votes and "a
" elected representative the said district Ihe
solve copr!inry
MI Van Dyke, oi The minority The comnitlep clini
snnr ~ a votes Tor The contestants and Resolves 1ccot
DINGHY.
Mr. Miller the contestant was in,i,eI l., take seat "
Tho fo"f during ihe discussion and II .ou
h" th.nk rroper
The reports were discussed natal 81 O'Clock WHOM la
House adjourned uGiil tomorrow.
IT." NoTICE-Tne Comtaiiiec appointed 1,r n. par
POSE have selected and obtained the puhic ~ n.
Room OF Tie American Hotel The placc h9.ne n -
t9rdhy new. ~ clock = VI the adjourned incrng u Or
'''i1ens and other, 10 appoint decaic o he tomy.n
10 b" holden Oh the h iag next nj 81! Point the ~
rc o cnnnesl"n by steamers, between James riser 1
Europe
IT i earnestly hoped there win he :n mocng and f'
interchange Of opinion his sHbicc ~ nat M
p"fancc - The oil the citv and the stat.