Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-27

It prescbes 81 different modes OF transferring land
and thus reduces the market price He was
The rule being established by Secretary CT The Interior
contemplated in the Amendment submitted by Mr.. Dunbar
former dar. He was proceeding discuss The mpde
settlement in Northern Iowa. when Mr. Bayy called the
enon o: the Speaker 20 the morning hour having expire
and moved the House ltso!f into committee
The whole tn, state % the Union.
The House having resolved itself into Committee OF ID,
bor. aad taken up ;ts bill appoprating the Mexican
demn,y,
SIR yv addressed the committee in favor OF passaa
of the BILL durn. which NJ went into review of the CT.
cunlsances attending the payment Of the lnstalmens
Mexico lie referred the memorial OF Dam Gre.n sc
comnanied with request that i, should be filed the a.
chves of the State which ha said were Intended for ohe
purposes than recording Misrepresentation ana slant-!
which as il regarded himself, rassei UNDECIDED.
He then referred the treaty of Hdalgo. by which !te
million of dollars be pii By the ned States. b.
nsallmcGs the last o. which Is contemplated oy The 81
before the committee He conrndrd tnai the arrangemen
which has been entered into BY Mr. Webster was as advar
aecous n" any other that mad iaseI
place and conrovercd the made By the Nessrs
Green a. the loss sustained hy the MexicIn Government,
! which was iDGn's. on uosuTaltr.
He then veal into iGve-tgt alton Of the payment Of .
sam of money Benjamin h ifrrn, vino was secretary e
h. legation before the arrival OF M Stevenson In Mexico
with reference which mat gentleman was dtau!ie'
.,a,, lha, It,rs WHICH tr Green had said
the Stare Department had never been rfreved and In h
memorial states he had l.! conversation Win hese'c?
Johnson who declared subsequently thai lie never saw hi
in his lie and tia! such conversation ever 100" pace:
hat referred 10. .
A. In thu payiuen o: irnny b. Mexico previous 10 thu
arrival nj Mr. Stevens he said there vas ample p'ooi
tna il I'D been raised win ruc! difficulty 10 py IN gJk
and silver in accordance with tie convention 10 'a' effect
and tina. Mr. Green who acted as ngen when the transic
ton took place who couseq4 became neiinauen'
had stated the government OF the Ia!ted >ia!es !h
the Mexican government cvaGud the payment vi le None,
in the expectation a breach which cNptclSA 10 ais!
from the annexation OF Texas, which wa hen The tor@
when they would refuse make payment altogether.
Mr.. Bayiy cuncluJrd speech oi an hcuf ~ oata!oa
with some VERY reflections on M Green, VINO, Es
said spared neither high nor low IN his attacks
Mr. Gray Of kv rcrerre! 1" letter IN tho ntiln!oi
san from Du Green, in relation 10 lie condhct al Der
F. Green in which Mr.. Bayly SAID thee was not word
truth ; he could show. ,
Mr. Johnson ot Perm, Then TOOK he NOR, ana alto
anjradvcruu upon the Tuyar.lIrnihry course which IL
said nli been pGTseu oy Mr. BIyis III me pr-"nnl aacs
which he had made which ne said aa nothing 10 90 VIII
The subject before the committee Il" cen5Hrei Inc coh'~
nrcd hv The Secretary State with reference 10 con
tract for the PAYMENT the Mexican Indemnity anu Goa
tended thu. il was the duty q: The House III making The sp
pnpriaticn required by The bill 10 determine THE manner
which paynien, should b. made. AZ 20 the payment '
was stated Ia have hrcn made Ia Benz H. deci he saio
was satisfied il would out, in'csisation 'hat ne Ia
never received money but haa DRAFT had been accep
bv the Mexican Government which they never paiu.
The Hoisc then rcsufrcd an. Mr. Houston snom't'ea
resolution that all debate the subject sinn' terminals
and that the committee should report tomorrow al cl"f
lie then moved that The House ADJOURN, and TO acton WI
taken the resolution.