Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-12
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NgpSgspAY MAHcH III.
SENATE


Mr. Brodhcad reported adversely upon the niemS2as
inc that til. would pay the expenses OF Tie
rcan exhibitors NJ the Wusld's Fair IN LDncoh.
Mr. Downes from the Judiciary Committee, report
ac, nr0va;np that the appofonr,en o! representative
Ca forn shall be made according 10 the census return
u&!ly received. ~
IL ni.o r,onrt,d n resolution declaring that the cleo
vo, =; the ncx presden iaI election shall be according
new uppot,irnment ot-ls5Qj which, after explanation
adopted
S III and Mr. Bora ''''s''s" '''S ''''' support
Mr, Stockton then rose 4 question Of privilege. u
read from Stewards SPEECH of yesterday IN when i was -
rl, he Mr. ocS presided Conversational blnquc
honor Washington and IN dShonor %! k"ssu;h In the
pie character Cvnlodrc, General an! Senator; and ""
he (Sewaj thought "o"it not have voted io "a.hrgto1'
treaty with the AseIncs for tic release o! thirteen Amer
can c,izcGs iIc Gpc,ici what he consieTcI was char
Of dsonorlbe conduct IN his matern The waFes' tenn
and s;ronges; personal language
Mr. Seward replied n moderate ner, d!sc.!lniiHg g.:
intention say wpFI offensive ~ Inc Senator or 81:
else.
Mr. Stockton cNpGc,rI himself satisfied with The Sen!
tor explanation. a:.d the matter dropped.
Mr. Gas: got The floor tire Land Bill and, after an e1
Gently. "a .ion. the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Dir Cin.nan NorIi Caroina spoke in favor Of taking
M III, bill appr"parinl funds Tor fitting NJ The Library
and cnIarging the Capitol in orae: that The wvFken 'sne
employed. .
Sir Houston o! Alabama, sad the gentleman from North
Carolina opposed his melton yesterday, that the House g
into committee The State OF the Unlcn for the purpose
= ,ssinr the Deficiency bill cwirg the neglect Dc
which dcaa III. government are being protested io
wan, Of funds and which he sa"i was OF more nrofahcs
m :hn county than hc utJgcs IA waCh he had nd'erGi
On motion 81 Mr.. C!in.m1n, The House then went aJ
committee tie Homestead bill.
3lr Richardson CT Illinois alter expressing me Tge'He
. in entering into discussion in defence o the DeG3
cratic party slated he should not aute 10 The provisions o.
the bill before IT,, committee lie then referred 10 Tie ~
siIion which Tie Democratic party had always iainanel
and went into yin!icAtiUn Of Judge Douglas, one OF Is
valued sens and showed his disconnecon win refer
article which recently appeared III the Deioc'si
ic Review which had been uiibu led 10 him by Hr Eec.
tnbdsc vi Kentucky, IN former day ttc concluded VII
few remarks III defence oi himself
Mr. Breckenridge followed with view CT maxim. ~
.oEhl rx PLANTATION: ne went INTO history Of the Democrat
Review aud the taken 10 increase is cl:culati
il changed hands, FOR the purpose o: showing r
Ju4gc Douglas signed paper accommodating that periodic
subsequent 10 the appearance OF certain article III tue in
ua.y number.
Mr. Richardson explained. that receipt TO which he hl
uui. in his speech given Judge Douglas for his sh'cr
lion to the Review darci Il" 9TH January. IL me
lea a mistake however, rom "t l." inferred that he 81
the lime acquainted " IN" course recently pa.ss
rs ,hn conductors Of that rrriricaI.
Mr.. Br, ck,n hd.e cu,!c.ucd u denying that any thin
III his speech coad BE- construed into attempting ds:g
she hali.Jiy ~ ii" Democratic parry.
Mr. Hous Of Ala, ngnin ohicd the attention Of d.
unnse to the necessity II passing The deficiency bill
Sir Johnson o. Tenn said the government Lc.erv lii 4
consideration at HE hands I'll the House having gone on g.
pending money il opposition 10 is decision the .uc
Mr Stanton referred IL Tie numhc. ut GOrknen Nv Who'll
ihc gale! crow'c aud who waiting 10 be H
rlp,cIw hii he said srm!t induce The House To- p1crt
with TIC consideration 81 the hl! ipr cnlir.!ng The p0
Mr. Houston said lis Object 10 press tho pl,sir
"t The deficiency ki but That !crr ought to be SOM ac,i
the subject. Ike again alluded thu disastrous cons
fmcncc> attending ic delay that had taken place OWN.
which the government d!a!.s being shaved and
pcnses thereby Increased, owing Tie additional price,
which arc charged Ia meet Tho loss thus ircruing
Mr.. DAVIS 81 Mass, sa! lie would yield 10 any men
Der in sympathy for the class o! persons to whom lllsid
had acrn made; SUI lie opposed speeches bcGs na
L. the lobby The House Ind just had proof OF The mas
E.E IN "hi"" ~ bill ii-i te put upon lis passage
motion mta terminate all debate under III. spe
Cdl order ru morrow al o'clock.
An ar,cadmrn, then proposed 10 substitute Thg
day next, which was HCgatved.
1t was iln III ovrd Ia lay The motion terminate deb:
the .br upon which the ayes and nays
"riere1 pending whic'l, motion of Mr. Or OF 3
House adjourned it hafuas, o'clock