Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-13
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l'ulpAY. January 9, 1852.
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aIr Sunle aiiptarc! i'll his seal II Gay.
The Chair laid before the Senate fforI fhe Fesi
dtn enclosing copy o note !om VI. Cr.m2'n a.. tie
British tstnn communicating resolution .: the hna-
tan Legislative Couc, expressing the satisfaction wh
which ,.ley uve received nunise. ivns,!,.s
Congress and from the Legislatures 1" Vermont a"i Ar
York nI o Ike reconstruction 81 the Library t@c Ca
madam Parliament Lui The table anj 1:a!ei br Print
The Chair aso hid before the Senate a conu1a!e. IA
from the Secretary of State III Territory of New M"Sc",
closing copies Of e acts and RESOLUTIONS oi 'ne Le4aiGc
VI mat Territory.
MI tamb,n presented petition from 2uroeyrsu BOOK.
binders OF Washington city, pr wing That Cnngt - wuu!.
put its work ont oy CONTRACT TO Tie i"r@i h'''e
Nj Hunter in the c1:nittce on pu5c "uia"-s. terrr
ted nil making appr0pIton ui 81, 200 Ill up
document Tor he ,rnpirar, rc"po u"
the hooks beo;sln. tie congressional io:a an II was
oelrd ID 5cen.fossi pt third rcaIA9 da suassqc"t.
" Il wus passed.
Tne Senate then Up the pfivste caac,.r, AMI ,va
Bills ordered 10 D. enstossea. Tie >ena: .sn at
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
al Biyy al Virginia mIsa ,nrt u. tio4sc resolve IL
sell committee u The ~hoie cr the parpJHe oi tda ~
i, the private calendar.
The iyu-e went into committee ana up acd :spos
| ed o. number VI private bills
4 bill rcoptcd from tue committee on military ALIAS, IL
hozing the payment OF reported - be us E:w"I
Everett, wour.dsd in ;hs k:ce during the hsAoan
war; and therroy catrc unfit FOR the active dties oi The
| Il d, ..as taken ui.
Mr. gisscl oi Illinois in the absence OF Mr Bart chair:
nan Of the military ui!rs eApl ned The pa.
cua- u the aud stated thai while al San AE"aa
his return home Everett .nEl ryen hr Qnarici Mae
ter proved 10 be most sic!nt ciria "i pad HIN "c
Cf,laty. The p3yHcnt ni'i2 otcn
cd Everett paid oack the money 10 HE Quarter MASTER anI
| now comes before Cungr, sS.
Mr. G.ddings Of OHIO, opposed tie pass % bill
tending entitled 10 The difference ot pa, be-
tween that OF clerk and sergeant the United States
had right to his test services, as he received pay while
| furiOugh.
Mr. Bisse in reply said frough was obtained .or.
wardcd Everett by mistake Instead uf dIscha@, 10
which he entitled. Sill. as MS time was his o"n he
liberty ootn employ yment The bill, however pro-
viLes thar shall only obtain the difference the
pay OF sergeant and tie salary o u clerk.
There being ether oppyston the bill va reported 10
| III. House. with recommendation that 1t b. esd.
bi granting pension 10 - vanns Blods"t me; with
considerable opposition The applicant served during the
wa: with Great Britain, but mustered into the
vice OF Uned Stnes and therefore cu
pension under the Ia granting military pensions. AnUtn
,r objection that was urged shat The bl provides the
payment of the pension 1916 ana also passage
would tend numerous other applications Ola similar car-
| ccrr.
The bill was ultimately ordered be reported tho House,
with u recommendation iat II be passed.
The House resumed and motion was carried that when
il adjourn, il stands adjourned Till Monday.
age received from the President Of the United
States communicating reports from drpirnens and tho
ordinances New Mexico and Minnesota al-o the
report the Secretary OF STATE in conformity the
utinE ot the House. o! the 18th u, relative la the territory
| 0i Utah.
Mr. Polk Of Tcnnt ssec moved ha the report BE- referred
to the committee territories und printed
Mr.. Bernhssl. from Utah. moved that The report be read
and printed He said it contained incorrect statements,
hh he asserted from his own knowicd. ani h" venlnr-
I'd that the committee ~ which the report shon be
referred wouli 10 the s1ie conclusion. He was de-
sirous of referring the report the Judiciary committee.
NJ. Giidincs said he ~illn. 10 comply win The
quest the representative from Utah. and member nf
the Committee Territories, vas willing that the report
sioui be referred 10 The Judiciary Committee.
The reading the 9!n rule here allied for which pro-
yides that is business Of the Committee IN Territories
/ take cognizance laws, oyn aud aits of ter
o ! 9.
The report was finally referred to the committee c:
rt1rlrs
discussion followed with reference the pr:no2 Of
and constitutions oil the territories OF Nc" MeA-
90 an! Minnesota during which Mr.. Meade, Of Va, said
understood that the REFERRED ~ "as dawn ap
and written out by private General keirney army ohd
iat that private i member o The House OF Repre-,
.cnta.iycs which additional induce n'cnt with him
f! i,r the printing Of the laws and constitute n.
Mr. Bayly. of Virginia. STRENUOUS IN his desire to
h,vc tic laws &c. printed. ha said that unless CongIess
sc, eye Territory of Utah, YOU'D
happen G that quarter whiciI not drclm"d 81 lie
wanted the laws that passed by all the
rtories. The House had III: o Ycons thrs" IA"
and did constitution had been written by
private soldier q! the Amy general lie had M great
opinion OF constitutions famed by military Htn
The discussion seeming be lntfinnatle, m1i1n was
made and carried HDlsc adj whica ut
! ly do ahlu,rued till Monday,