Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-30
MoSpAY, APRIL 26, 1852.
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Mr. cas submitted resolution that tho President of the
United States be requested Ia transmit the Senate,
compatible with the public interest. copy the cores
ondGiicc al The American Charge at Vienna with The De-
ainrn o! Slate, on the subject OF the apprehension and
Imprisonment, by tho Austrian authorities Of the Rev.
Charles l.. Brace, an American citizen.
Mr. bertrand gave nUrlcc that y cnt aY hc wonll
move 10 take up The resolution calling Tor the object OF tie
naval expedition 10 japan.
The superintendent. hi vas passed
The deficiency h.ii then taken up.
he a!cniicr! granting aid Ia tie Collins line coming up
DIR. Borand raised puGt OF order the rules Of
The Senate tguIr, nj appropriation bills
he in pursuance .! estimates from uitncns requr
ed i? existing laws, therefore this Amendment in
order.
The chair .irci tn: decision of HE point 10 c SENATE
and alter debate the question is ih> ain! r.lsni in order
was decicsd IN The Affirmative 2 nays T. fol!
luws:
YEAS iessrs Badger, Eayar. b. Eu:rIcn, Bradbury
Hrroke Eltfsc Cooper, Davis Dawson, DungIas Duwn.
nsieF' Gw'n Ha'" J,m*S, Jo'es Of Irnnessc" Man,
s2Luancc. $.lnnsc. un,;erw,oa, urh,n an! wate-29
NArs-5cssss Aici'i-"", Borrt, Br'head Cas- Dodge,
q Wisconsin, Dodge .! $50, tiG1'e Jats .. Iowa, Nd.
son, Motion, saba. ian, and "nlN.r-l2
The Se"a: then 2torccdr! 20 tic consideration OF
i've business. ani shortly after adjourned.
HOUSE OF kEpRE- ENTAIIYES
The first business b":cr" The Irusc Day the
luton Hrvd ~ Mr. ::I..ny .onh Cnrona for tho ap-
~ "i srci committee 10 Investigate Tie accounts
oil !icna"m and ;lacGrah, for puJ;ic pIaug performed
Tor me itnnsc u hepf,sG atiYs da. tie las CDngess.
Mr.. Sianiy siIi.Te% tic original resolutions and su1s
tutcIa;uer culn- a:p HE Secretary of IN, r,.,sury u
turkish tie accounts m "sc individuals, whether they
pa'd before or since c0n4es r n,h. THE cas- ard nays
having been Ordered The molten nriitdyca 0 nay
81. AMI &c resolution was aG"p!r,,
Mr. Taylor oi OhiU, moved lie snsrcnt,3n nj the ruc.
Tor the purpose vi ntrocn lItlon GsciIataing TIE
committee Of tie Whole House. itI The further consaer
Ion OF tns bill extending the nc Jr locating the Virginia
military Land warrants and returning the surveys, in Ufg
thtt II might be i'nt upon ia Jnssase.
The m,iion Iava. agreed 10 the I'LL was read
llme ana Inc previous question ha"&g been ageed ls
yeas onh NAYS were demanded putting the main qnes
lion, Mr. Stanton OF OaJ, washing the oil recomnr ir
the purpose Of passing amendments The ard nay;
were ~ IN favor OF putting Tho main question, and -
against it.
P:sviHus To its beiaG 7u however, Sir Stanton o5alri
permission address Tie House for tr:, minutes in ra,s
lion to he BILL Mr laylof having privilege % = pynr.
Mr. stanton went i:,ioa br!, statement ard made
very strong case OF hardship respects the settlers ants
which The bll would 6icci these having been -urvrta
long tnck az 1SO and laid in blecHs IL miles reH
b"t in which no Intermediate lines ad been run ne
consequence IL that "hc has been !e-
moved or ooi:tracd Tie SETTLERS liable IL have their rds
entered non and 20 be d!Spcssesscd BY survey there
being M means of nscertainny their Boundaries.
! laypI stated IN reply that many Of the SETTLERS ht
more ahGs than they entitled TO- and ia; III. Obcr o
the ti Is 10 authorize the survey Of $4,000 Of land
which are Gasurve cd. aud extend the time enable p
sons 10 60 on their lands and occupy lhcm
MI Swcclse' o! Ohio, also opposed 10 Tho bill. TIC III
lenoE Beng to survey lands that had org been settled 10
The Northern portion Of the grant. There "as 20 ohJcrc
s sde, - surveying The Southern ros'i,a "a:ch Is ui'
ir. McMll!en Of Virginia. moved that the House res'
!tsc into committee Of the whole, On tie sp"ci7i ofI'
ana lteFs having been ordered X was
noes Is.
The bill was finally passed
The House then went into committee and took up am
the Homestead bill.
Mr.. Bowie Of Maryland, who had the i!o1' from Satr~
then addressed The lie referred 10 III" ptor
of The United STATES the debts o. which hal been ilachi ga
by Of III: derived 70 public lands; aUa -
he proposed ~ enquire into III" expectancy ." wasting -
lion of tie public territory H.. did npugn tie narS
Of the advocates Of The BILL bur he c0u! close Eii
10 the destructive ELECTS Of species Of legislation VIC"
calculated 10 sap The foundations Of III" government
which would result in the GcDlorabc qncnces
He lis sied that In. position Of the United Stnrs W.
reference the powerful maritime nations o. EGope~"1
no: justify the wasiclu expenditure OF HE mean' VIZ
may be required u- the repairs ard erection Of forc1'1"
to enable them successfully against ;hc 10
of hostiles. He cirg with bis remarks when W.
hour expired, and The hammer OF the chairman fell
The Committee then rose, and the House adjourned.
DEATHS o..
DIED. at Tarwood the residence Tyler. IL =
Of April. JAMES GOVAS, 10 the G2d yssT Of his age