Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

me Just he peases-its is
personal Indifference. I rciul!.
They have been hitherto friendy-codial
and say that wonld much rather be rnpoyci IN
rendering fa:os honorable gentlemen upon s floor tn
engaged In controversy with Them understand what
rights in this Senate have right 10 TGjn;ain The
dignity of my character and the dignity Of my position ana
will do It. whatever The Consequences may be
THIRTY-sECoND CoNGREss--i-r SESsIo..
TUESDAY,, AragsT "a
SENATE.
Mr. Badger from the Judiciary Committee reported back
the House bill declaring Wheeling bridges 10 bc a"a!
structures and moved that II be take up
Mr. Mason supported The motion, and Mr. Broihcad op-
posed IL.
The motion rejected 81 nays 33-as follows
YgAs-Messrs Atchison. Badger Bayard, B. Il, Rro"Se
Dawson De Saussure Downs Hale Houston Hunter Jones
of Tenn Manrum, Mason. Merlwehrr, Morton, P,arcc,
Pratt Rnsk, Shields Wetr-2l.
NAYS Messrs Adams BorIand Bradbury, Bright Rrod
head, Butler Cass. Charlrnn, Chase. Clarke Davis "t.'
of Wis. Dodge OF Iowa. Douglas Feoh, Fish, Foe tte
Gwin Hamln Jones Of Iowa, King, Muller Scwai >mitn
Soue Spruance. Stockton, Sumner, Toucey lni"t"o"d
Uplum Wade-3S.
Mr.. Hunter frrm the finance committee reported bnck
the bills referred 10 II Tor modification OF the tahi o
vding for the Home valuation Of imports with rrr"nH"u.
the subject be postponed til he neal ses-"n
there being time or its consideration al the present |
sion.
On motion of Mr.. Pearce, the President OF rhr Senate
authorized fill thu vacancy the Regents ~ ~
Smithsonian Institution, caused by the resignation :" me
Hon. Jefferson Davis.
The civil and diplomatic bill then taken up; numerous
amendments proposed and agreed TO- Am"nss, o'rs
apprUprIatlng SlUUUUU Tor the purchase 81 size anu c
erection Of cusromhouse at Richmond Va and one hp-
popratiug $4,000 for the purchase OF property nGionH
and the enlargement oil the custom-huuse ondin2 al ba
more, Maryan
Pending the question making the mission TO China
and Turkey full mission the bill postponed, and the
yer and harbor bill was taken up.
The question pending concurrng in the numerous
amendments made in committee OF The whole.
Nr. Dodge Of Iowa, as the best means OF saving the o
urged that all the amendments be rejected.
Messs Shields Rusk, Cass and Jones OF Tenn opposed
such course
Mr Cass made an argumen, in support Of the bill
Mr.. Hunter opposed The bill al length.
Messrs. Downs AchsOn and Butler continued the d bate
The of Mr. Dodge reject The amendments to the
river and harbor bill was finally rejected
After long debate, extending six O'Clock, all the
amendments made in committee Of the whole were agreed
TO- and others were then added, while many also
ectGd The bill then ordered TO be cngrossed by The toll
Yeas-Messrs Bayard Bell Borland Cass, Chase. Clarke,
Cooper Dodge of Wisconsin, Dodge OF Iowa, Doug!ls,
FeIch Fish, Foot, Geyer, Hale James, Jones Of Iowa
Jones Of Tennessee Miller Morton, pearce pIn, Rn-k,
Seward Shields, Smith, Spruance Sumner, undcrwo'd,
Wade and Waker-3l.
Nays-aessrs Achison Bradbury, Broadacai Br9h'
Brooke, Butler, Charlton Dawson, HamI!n Houston Hon
Ihe Senate amendments add over half million to '""
0"''J A''Ul1.,IE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The following gentlemen have been appointed hy III.
Speaker the committee called lor unueF the ''o"''n ~
Mr. Olds TO investigate all the facts touching 'l'c comneA
ion of Thomas Corwin the present Secretary OF u" iea
Mr Johnson OF Tennessee Mr. Duncan OF Massachusetts
vi
Mr. Preston King OF New J ork
MIR Duncan said he found himself placed upon hc corr
mittee appointed under The resolution OF Mi O!1s " sN
10 be excused from service on The COMMITTEE oe'h
member OF two other committees OF me h"uSt ""' ~
siness is particularly urgent now, the session oe's - "
It's close. ..,E...,..
The gentleman excused. and the speaker aH'h''~s4
10 fill the vacancy ;, 49,. =,
On motion of Mr. Sibey by leave the House took mp ne
Senate bill 10 create additional land office in me r''
ry Of Minnesota when il was read three times anc s'''
On motion of Mr. Cobb resolution adopted t. IN"
| all Nj
the standing committees OF the House upon when y" f'"
,hnIi have been made this session. shall be returned "
may 10 the clerk, and shall by virtue OF ths c>ont"n
stand rccommed at the commencement ul ''. ~ = -
sion to said committees, in whose possession me Ger" "
hereby directed to restore them
On motion of Mr. Polk, House then resolved '-' IN
to committee Of whole the state OF ne Lnln 'n -
sumed the consideration of the bill making "ppf"t!'l
for lighthouses ghUoats, buoys, &c ana pIo''In2 ''
The erection and establishment Of the same and o' o p"
Mr. pok addressed the House an hour in opposition
Con Srot In the cou Sc Of his remarks he alluded 20 hs
colleague (sIr Culom) saying that when that gen r"nn
ina ted in square in This city that uen fiahH ei''
his horse tainted, he lied.
Mr. cuil,m-i say that when my colleague in.tnnaie-
that have made false Misrepresentation, he - i'r.
The charnan called both gentlemen to ofaer' ana 2'''.
excitement ensucd r.
Mr Polk-Let the gentleman send friend to 'n' and
that will DO.
Mr. p then proceeded 10 show that Gen. Scott vas no
mnr. FL for The Presidency ol his nita'! Hr
lcaons ground OF hs civil merit IN ihs '"
ne xion charging understanding between u'h. 'c" '
| Gen Sana Anna during the Mexican war
Mr Whire of Kentucky inquired OF the gentleman any
facts could be produced show that an understanding
ed Il the Mexican war between '''n' ''o'' anu ''
Anna. a: ,.,;.o tIa u,,,.rstnuI th,t
the gentleman 10 De put forward 10 h''ack h'' ""
would receive him with open arms. tie ""u'o say -" ,'|
gentleman from Kentucky that his (Hr !. - r"",r,
not TO engage in personal conflict but he mad hihs"
had heen pit,ed 10 assal him. He would tel it "-
o IN, h., understand the rules which Governed hn" i
their part Of the country, aud "hcn nc asA'u ~ "''
swer him. h.,,o hoer n;,rad
| 10 assail him. ! say II Is false
Mr. Pnlk.-That there may be no mlsappfehe"H'"' 80.
' ., .neur took place and chairman called the
gentlemen order motion was male ,'n ~ w .o''',
tee rise which ruled oat OF order, MI f"'h o's
/ tied tU the Hour. 49,. ;; .,,,,,
Mr pIk h.u concluded his remarks speaking IN strong
terms asain.t the reputation OF General ot',, -
All debate being here closed IN c','i,, "i, -,
| rose tor the purpose OF allowing W. O
soma r ssyerely Of the course Of his c.eagua
during the line he had held seal In Inc house t @ ~
an imoass,ned strain defended the fame OF Genehi S'"
When he concluded, .....,.,,, ,c,
The committee renewed It's sesslon, ana proceeoci "
uoon amendments offered 10 the BILL
After discussing The amendments ha = c''eh' o ~
mittee again roes ,, ,,lg. hrt
Several ea,rt. were then made to take private n's o
without success; and at halt.past O'Clock '''e "''
Jcurned ...--
rho yyh,o Nee,lno on Saturday evening very "mc
and stupid affair Nothing was said or uohe ",".n
ing Chippewa Club was Iass'Snna, a' ab"u Or"
dped persons were present of whom it Is eomputa %n%
third were Democrats. They att naea .le ", ~ ,n
wnnd a,end mena sere 10 sec curlons coiec'lp" - ~
sn;ua,a scott Wings are very in lh v,c'ny
From the Arnsre4n FtlInerl
3 GIjANO UPON REQ LAND
r,.cco R.w Va AmHRgs7 Co., JrLV 22 lc52
u, Ednur Having heretofore stated To YOU thal was
dsannonted al the result Of Guano upon red aLd owe
This fertilizer the .'amende honorable ~hch NJ" n
hv saving that the last experiment with guano on ''i 'n1
20 me an much satisfaction that instead Of abandon!: s