Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-16
---,,D cONGRESS.--1srS SESSION
wEDxrspAv, DsS: d. 1883
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,,.oS tl aulhorlslrg Illinois to select
Mt Sh'eIHs certain lands granted 10 'hH "'a'e !"
he residue ': obstruction Of canals o,o,,v as,o
sl 10 me offered resolution aseeuns e'q" rsvssd
M sIsncy OF having 'ne ou'''N
cred which was aoopui ,s & C. CLAY Sem
NJ rom Alabama VINO appea, s, rc,nze The ter
u eTE,Ics Of Iowa, inirouuceo y Wv "
II. Nebraska, which "ss te'e s,, d;o,r,ed
it"'nnWnM, or REPRESENTATIVE o: ,,,,r.
HooSd that by courtesy he was appointed Guar.
Btn'n committee but while he was Wi naha ~
OF the committee he felt nconven,enI and Inc
~ On NV ,h,t post Therefore, he had uee""o' '"N Wv
'!n's souon,ed MIR. Bisse chairman Tho commI,,ee
aHe offered resolution instrueuns 0o f ,b
70 Ieport bill as soon as ptac,caoo iUt
in,,nn of the public wofRs' io' ""''" 'fe
i'a, by tie last Congress- ,h.,.h,o hv yeas
GAYS - as '' ssSs Bailey Of Ca Bayly Of Va, Banks,
Va. ss.elI Biirs Bccock, Boyce, Brecsep1idge'
..sI'hsr, ,ris Cunsmnn Cobh. Chrisman, Coqnltt'
ns cu,,ss Cutting Davis st Oh lna Elliott Ellison
lOeI r"Ilrr. Goode Greenwood, Harris OF Ala; Hsss
F'De, t,icSs Henn libbard, Hiysr Houston. nueTgs
snor Jcres Of N H.. ZONES ,Ssn o. Le es Lilly Lind
nef hu,ai i McDougal McNair, Mace, MaX%ell, way
na Morrison, Murray, Nichols qv v VI ~
H. ~, pacse Peck Peckham. fe[ lids R;,chey Of
Plies, rn n;nS n Rufin, Seymour, Shannon, Sha~ oke.
Obi RoGo"s Stanton Of KY, Stephens OF Ga stevens
Of Mrhsn SaoO S!'s %sSu s Tweed Vail wabridee
Hchf'n laS'' Warn Wss,brook, wie, Wright, Zol-
Golfer lQ2 , ., .,,,e,on Rail-, Barry, Ben
-, Chase Cla.s Cook, Cowin, Cox CEoeSe,, no
,.. DckInson, Dunbar, Eastman, Eddy EdnonoS, n
la E.he1dsc Ererhat Ea Earle sapan of Ind Harrieon
a. Heser, Hill Howe Hunt ker, k1 70 No mf nor
M Macy Ma,eson siddIeswah n iles, Of snnington.
AN Ready Riddle Richie of Pa Rogers k@ Tsyor 1a Of
f's, Sapr, Smith of Ky, Snl'h 4 hs,ns of I'm
Hn inrrson, Tracy UphaW; maae Of Iii Wentworth
W. I~ nsu;re u. Of Me-, Wells: "e"'"o" " '
We Wheeler Yaes-Io -, ,,u extending
.SH,,wor,n OF Illinois, introduced OH eAenu,us
he BEN Of the pension Jaws mt ,hs Indian wars prior
ME- po introduced bill granting 10 se,' so,
an he pubic lands and providing LOT 'ne'' '1' "
'es ..,s Dawson and Grow likewise introduced homestead
0 Ms than thirty bills introduced oy 'a'ou' e'
L,. ,,,oug lands for railroad purposes. ,,.,,
Cbb introduced bill extending the ume o. Pay"e
, in,iss IN railroad iron and other purposes Ne'''1 "
the committee ways and means o,, N. committee
n, nation of Mr.. Stanton oil hentuchg, ''o n", hc
nhc buildings we're directed 10 inquire ana report ~!
,n,notity an army officer has been ernPioyeu w 49,
~ @ h has Given for the disbursement OF the money
en-, ,I.o 10 enquire what changes have oeen a w.,
MAN OF the building, al what additional eHp nnJnr N,
,h =, .dcncy Of placing the superinteneeuce a
If rub lie buildings some o1her civil Cincet
Mr. Buyce offered the following ,,..;,, o,,nIu;
Rasolved thai In View Of the large ana ins
now in the Treasury duties imports shou DO 80 o
NV ~ ,se such revenue as may be necessary io1 ar
econon,;cal administration OF he goverao, 90 nossi
&c honI he 40 Imposed TO equalIze as much az poss
of 10 xat,on TO all classes and sections, an'
aos,e The abstraction from the pockets OF inc peopg
le as possible over and above what Is aa INTO the A''aS
1ry .,,o,ox
Scrn resolutions proposing extra numbers OF the cen
srs document sent 10 the committee on p:iis. s.,
Mr. Sss.on offered bill establishing an agricultural ou
Mr. Iny.rsoi submitted resolution calling on inc Flesl
lsn ~ The United States II not nconps'ioie WIN ,ne
liz ;oess 10 furnish copies oil all correspondence oe'"eet
Ihs Snanlsn Government relative 10 the seizure, I'm
n,nomsn nnd cruel treatment Of Capt beecher ana I'M
crew OF the schooner North Carolina, al fot'o Neo
Ms-ch, 1852
As briefly stated the circumstances In the case remark
p thai three passed and yet mere han oeeh 40
dress. This surprising and asloH.snins tesy t
mns have been violated right OF toln IRON
Them and ,ramped under foot and me nag u our coun.,
osul,ed This he repeated has been submitted " ot
ycars The question never VIII % eet'eu "T
OF the Presidents diplomacy as acted upon ny Cap
ham and the Secretary Of State DC turned over In hs
He uyowed himself of peace but not peace purchases
BY sey Peace best Preserved oy penn b
10 redress wornes England redresses the wrongs Oh '
humsles of her subjects II was lar FROM MS Wsn 10 &c
ac, from his country yet the truth comPeea nun
SAY that than one occasion ne hao " iep'oee IL"
feelings ~nen travelling ABROAD
He mortified American cltIzens trase'ine WIZ
English passports and in that case tEe man VINO Carried
owed all The institutions Of country Tor when ne caret
bu, IirlIo There is no reason why this
ranks oi tha world IL is ie ''''
OF this country respect for lis czens ABROAD
hr had fsh in the distinguished Individual al the heao
The Cove nnent and believed the President ~ouio not ds
appoinr his countrymen in this case, and no other
The sentiment of the inaugural ADDRESS shouo DC Prole
70 letters OF gold stamped the back OF every amer
can nasspor Every ship which crosses me sea- ana every
loo ca bin should havn placed on liz wuoden WALL ana h
child at SCHOOL should be taught that so long az ne can o
everv star on our cnssn his rights shall be protected
both abroad and AZ homo. :,
The proper way TO treat with the Spanish government II
,lIi in nlpd0
Sp,osh property wherever found Il s only In this wa,
almost oul foreign governments can Do orooeh
terms.
Further debate arising the resolution went over.
Mr Washourn of Maine Introduced bill granting iano
10 Maine 10 Of the European and North American ran
road Referred 10 the committee public lands.
Other business Of minor importance was Transacted ~hei
The House adjourned. -
THURSDAY, DEcEaBEn Is.
Ia the Senate today the Presidents Message was take
up and referred TO appropriate committees Various bills
notices Of which given yesterday were then intro
duced Mr. Houston reported bills making appropriation
for support Of the Indian Department and the Miiitar
Academy which were appropriately referred
In The House. Mr.. Houston Of New forS offered Join
resolution providing for The purchase Of Mount Vernon 10
the use OF the Government Mr. Bayly moved 10 lay IN
resolution on the table. Hostages ", noes loS Th
question Of reference was then discussed.-l Bulletin
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