Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20

agreed BY treaty be paid hc Creek ln.iaps q.
SUM SO retained sl4 900 remained after PAWN Th ,.a
IN Georgia. which The Indians hoped g,t nGck but which
the former also subsequently received aDd which produced
the Georgia and Florida He conc!ei by ohec'ing 10
vniing The proposed amount until The
| from slavery
Mr.. SWe-tzer Of Ohio followed for the purpose Of vnd
eating Mr Mc'il from The implied charge Of fraud and thar
he acted knowinl; in neRuln2 snile Gulniity Of
land than the Indians pnsessc r that pu refer
RED To The official instructions report upni SUBJECT
which appeared that the rs,imutcd cuacty If md hict
'ey hed WAS $50 00G acres while in reality ller we.
2ala ior only 1000 0g0 The Senate he had confirmed
Lne treaty ana there ntimation that fraud had
0seh p'acsso and the government 2ranre its
oao, o. an aeSona appropriation upon the tact that
errof hao oesh Committed which might easily in
transaction between man an. man
Mr. Fitch Of Indiana said he bouoh, no charge hnt wen,
into history OF the transacion according 10 official re-
cords.
On motion of Mr. Cobb of A-b,,n, wh, ,,,d la IN,
made mistake In voting ngainst gong into cnrsie.a
lion Of the amendments TO The deficiency bill tho
Mr. Houston Charman OF The Committee Of WAY, rnt
Meaus explained The difficulty which existed he;wecn tho
wo Houses with reference 10 the amendments voting .dd
IioHa appropriations houses t!iiertn; places
introduced by HE House. aud another introduced >, Sc
nhir the pay Hent OF constructive mileage 10 s
,er:, $4,000.
Some discussion fol,wcd relative 10 > lew Of i,- ers
sion, which prohibits TIE aymcnt ct sUch nirlga bur +
appeared, u-on reference 10 The law b. 81 pn-on ha
not I" be paid except 10! The session OF lsj3 and m every
ouIth sess,n Afterwards cores 'iilg IL induction
Of N. Persistent The committee on ways and means !e
-ad had had The bill n!prna!!y before th ani
tnrndre 'he passage of tie bill.
Mr. Marshall OF Kentucky ie3n,!td appropriations 10
;hr custom houses particularly HAT LJu-vi ari
replied TO ty MIR. Houston, who said il for the House
with the ndmcns of tho Senar O I'D the
5li! back without them.
The previous question having been seconded, the main
question was ordered 10 BE- put.
Tie question having been taken The amendments
larutcy the H"nse led from its umedn relative
approprianc 80 500 cf ln,n payne the
expenses of the nIn agent in California; and also from
u IN relation 10 The appropriation u Is 600 or The removal
~ Indians tiuTl the State ~! Texas.
On the amendment Of the Senate. reducing tie amend
rcnt of the House ur?rorring S43 COO FOR the Western
Home at Louisville. 10 3l6 0U0 ccs appointed, but
he elers not agreeing ae. attempts the House could
hoi make any order The rtcs were NJ. Houston of Ala
oama and Mr. Marshall of Kentucky had been dian
rcay opposed 10 other during The had
taken place. Other feers appointed and announced
the numbers yeas IL nays b. The House therefore agreed
10 the amendment 0! the Senate.
On the amendment Of the Senate appopriatirg $50 COO
constructive mileage The yeas snd nnys ordered
Mr.. 1huddeus Stevens enqusd II this appropriation was
in addition TO the votes for Custom Houses.
The Speaker replied that the Of the Senate
and of the House
The Clerk then proceeded 10 call the roll! and the amend
msns was nega,lved-yeas g., nays97
Another amendment Of the Senate, of minor Importance,
then agreed To-
Mr. Daniel of N. c. moved that the l0uae proceed with
he order Of business and take up The bills of private
the Speakers table; bu; motion pre-, allied that The
House adjourn.
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