Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-12
rnlary-sEooND coxcREss-I,7 sEs.
"EoSEsDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1851.

WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER TO- 1851
SENATE.
large nani5r u pirate petit ms .,i ,,,..,.
presented aud referred. '''4'' '"
A resolution submitted by Mr. Underwent os 49,;
he prnprety OF constructing artificial reservoirs f
ovement vi the navigation Of the Ohio rivar vi me Il
Mr.. Clemens and Mr. Dodge of Iowa in,,nt a1o pls
granting land TO their respective States FIR rarot
poses. 2g
Mr. Underwood reported back the joint resolution ~.
lani warrants asalgnah!a. f"iaA
The resolution rendering 10 K yssuth n welcome -.
| taken uE. 'S w
Mr. Sumner addressed The Senate mos, .oo,.,,,,g
Eor 81 II. Tie gave The welcome 10 the man. becl:. :" :
serve! il. !
! Mr. Stockton followed IN support Of The r..o,.;
was willing 10 welcome No-surn. He however 4. =
agree wlii the sentiments expressed o. kossGth with ,,
| 70 the British monarchy.
! Mr. Clemens opposed the resolution. kossu,b was
republican Ill after defeat. lie entered into IN. hist
the Hungarian difficulty. and argued that il was a w.
races, the agrarS asking iron rule the Scayoni,
he thought much "a: Inc sympathy misplaced He d.
that Congress ever invited ko-sutt cxce1, AS An E,,
! Mr.. SIle;s and Mr.. Fooc ho!!l replied and in i,y
i:.e resolution, the latter whoT: concluding gave war
Il motion, and The Senate adjoGTnc:
HOUSE OE REPRESENTATIVES
The Journal having been read. the House on mo,,,
MIR Harris Of Tenn, went into Committee On the stat.
the Eaon, Mr. Rchard-on Illinois in the Cnair t
pnrf'>" of taking np lie lont resolution relative 10 l.
warrants
Mr. Harris * .iaaci III. obec: Of tie resoIro, wif
u the Receivers and Su!.cvc.> - BE- pa.! from, ,b r.
! srry OF the United States
the resolution T..rrsd % IL. c1aiaiitse as W..
amendment b. Mr.. Marshall =: X securing, FIGHTS Al
ceased officers and soldiers.
Nh Coob OF Alabama Introduced bill extending Il, =,
visions Of the act If 1850 tina; II 1890 conveying :,
nIH;ioaGry soldiers the advantages The se,teg
is il cnIoyrd by 'i:ose who engaged IN the Mex
war
/ Messrs. Ross Of Pennsylvania and Smith OF Abba
"cfc c.cn>sA rom actnc the !ormer navs! affair.
the latter on clI!Uis
Tie Speaker then proceeded call the different n,
,cfs Dy States and i,gr!ur Is for motions Anon, 9th
Mr. Wish ~ Maryland. presented rhe memorial the p
tiers, National Conrrntion the present system
pubic printing, Injurious - the public Interests an:
rights ~ iahur-cuntr,r- being made with persons
practical prn,cts, and al the lowest rae- without -.
10 the modc OF executing he same.
NJ Smith III illbin., gave notice that At siriy ].
he SHOULD niovc uiui restitution directing the Secret
Of Stale 10 furnish Louis kO>~u;h with the 4cts Of i
ure-s against and rnsdeuean0Es 10 prerenI hi.
king an: more sedi'!on speeches.
Mr. Stanton OF Ny. inqun.: il The gentleman ;fQ;a /,
,arna wished Fc-,nac' 'he Law a@aIns; setton
Mr. Snith did wish 10 rc-cnact the la" 81! he wlt
NOR" rtGIlr!o expeditions
The Speaker said. the motion had been objected
was no; co,;urteut the House 10 take vote; ou
lion could kv .ivcn BY leaving it with the Clerk
Mr.. Robinson OF Indiana gave notice u! resolution j;
lending u welcome to l.Jus kO:su, which was Vi 20.
10.
Mr. Johnson OF Tennessee, requested 10 be excused
acting chairman ot The committee on claims.
Mr. Jones Introduced resolution, the "5lcc. 0 VII
Il, 10 prevent members from deriving smG!umen g>r
ing claims winch Mr. Bycoch Of Virginia, c0a>.:tr.:
conveying undc>crvcd !uputatl0n. bat Which was ic.r
10 the committee on Judiciary.
The Sreat,r havn. got through with calling Upon /.
States unc Territories the House adjourned.