Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-01
THIKTY-sECoND CoNGREss--2D SESSION
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1853.
SEN Ai,k'

SENATE
Mr. Hunter, from the committee appointed to wait tho
President elect and inform hi Uf his clecfpm made
that they had performed the n'y and he had piled
follows:
"You will please 10 communicate The respective Hou
Of Congress my acceptance Of the trust 0rdtd 10
and the express them my grateful ncknow.
Judgement and them Of The deep OF obligation
with mhch | regard :ha manifestation Of confidence on
the part of ay cnanirymen II will be my earnest en-
drlvor % prove that Their confidence has ~" been mis-
placed"
On motion III Rrigh,, The Chair authorized 10 ap
point committee 10 nakc arrangements Tor The reception
AMI iuguri!ion Of the President the lth of March
The Senate BIZ %: The FeIist Of Mrs Thompson, which
amcrd. y the House hy adding one for the relief OF
Mrs r. Y. Lorax taken up, and further amended bg
aIting GEe for The relic! o Mrs Dale, OF Florida
The army appropriation bill taken up several OF the
approximations were Increased 10 Inc amount caea 'o' oy
the estimates.
NJ. SHltds il"""l - sUlat ofl I've ioon's "o'Ss III
tie iii: ,,
much Of me a.y II Congress approved Au-ts % si2
places the national atm0fy untcf me oI an
officer Of tie ordinance CORPS oe ana the same Is ne'eoy re
pclcd and from mat sai nrnorc' shall be under
la sysrq If superintendent "t!c: existed PRIOR 10 The
passage q. sal! Gc! 81 Congress .
VI Hale opposed tie amendment, anu w. nh!e!'s fe'
Piled
Mr. .ri+ moved /, amend The provision by modifying the
oi ls;2 - s 10 allow President - appoint militia
y or c,!l superintendent 2! 'he a'moFi"s,
Nj Pierce opposed ie amendment an! was LOT aCHel!hs
N,irs .nrl Ea,!.- EaIi and Phelps supported the no
.iuu 10 s'ty,c oa'; Acsrs Mason, sumner so nae ol
po.e! !; !3c lat'e! supporting : r. DAVIS Amendment
The cac,;ioa was tahen and Nh DAYS amendment vas
rejected!
animation report III, ssra: Of eva and ini'a!y sd
perin .or he arnnI;cs This Tcec!eti ani then
Vi. Sh.,. - amrn!m,a; was agreed u.
s Itm.n.cn!s, offered ~ W. SAslis, were asreea
II. moved 10 ADJ! an appropriation or,iiy The hat
Dor San Francisco, S3goC0o; Tor d'irnce5 IN sI2ta
>.5 U.y &C. rgia so U0o haib,t Of Chrrsion siVVv:
b.. ;,nrtor (>ucJs' P'in) uuu0: Fort Dci"afe,
S5 QCO Massachusetts, s5 coo, ana si5 coo JF defence OF
Portland, MliTe.
rni. mn. r..nt ! a. cr;e: tiuc,hc luesca
n I'll H., Senate -i.Dsll! 4! IN Hs'm u ioIhchii"n'
lo. BLIND U.s. tt"n @, -; ayes 90, h"S5 "a
NJ mu moves - ado appropriate n o! S-oVoVo ~
m ALTERATION AMI 81 The ;nuS pTacc&o'c route 10!
= :a 'iolhs Pae tr-rUsd cut OF o;dtT.
VI. ii!,ry ;nJv d IA Amendment '&h'fiNh- '"c -
-j.t c:lor il necessary: n' volunteer troop, ana n'
i raised Fufida By the lat" legislature ~ ula' -"
20 enforce The 5,mov ., The lnans from hat state whi,!
4s debated I'll! Aa.!-paat AMI then 'Iectrd yeas ~
Mr Bu,s.. by unanimous consent introduced 5ll pro
yiaaz that Wan l.. $h4IAry |. Sta:cs cnnsUI - faya"R
he m aaI administer ~ "ai:i "t on 7" !hr non
Wu, K Kina, N.ae .:esden' '!cct OF tue "a AZ n
ne in al Ml,.n r,Ni ~ ;ny Ia: tncrea":". hat any
It-e the cns'cd Stt-m'y ad'i"s'sf i,' 2!'n 20 Dr.
M that ta. Tn ~! was passed un'"h'us'y
without dsposir& 0: t AMY appropriate" o' ''e 'eh
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
NJ Jam. nf Tennessee from IL. cIn'n,r" appointed :,
n Pierce an! ac4uiin him "'h ~" result u the
- ra ,.c'ia,rc9 ri ihat the commute hat perform
: =.
Il Office; a'd requested thas wo"li comH'nn'caie %
,css his grateful acEr"" rl.mrn- i'f the confluence
IN Nun by liz conntrynco, an assure them mar sHch
cuaie nee ha: tut been u.lsG laced
u. ,ncE 81 ~ II ro.cIg.ci III remarks on tho recaro.
city Ai He rontcnis thu! the ddy levied On nr !mpoF.
"a iu the colonies was pa. bv IL. people al this county
H.! wss opposed - surrender ~ The c0aSins trade a.
proposed bv Vi Gin gI!r which he c!t SATISFIED would rot
~ rcciprJcaic bl tir'at NI'u win !,.rencc 10 ht b
t.-h Isles ana Thought The h sAoni not De- hhmprfd ~
ANY proposition; IL reason Why The interests .!
ne iunbcnug sir!c' 81 hanr should b" allowed u PFC
t,rcr tn li AID "ule,, "e.i " a.n'.ea ~ me aih!s
.o: u lnugler iaia To. BRUSH VS., iGaia ISLANDS
liz mn: lie almost iUaac: inpv" for the m'r,drr
ZION .osl AMI ron IL hi i"d cautioned ,ie mem,
b > from Prnn> acvcr lie passas" .! NO
MI reported another 'Gr-o-' Will "iIs"no'euil
I, ..rr 4 oil which uo!U:"t ts"sc a';I.'"-
Mr. | In 0ian Of \nria Carolina, mnn snort explain
ton Of his arUsndn,mr NEi,h - was convinced "oH or'
:r;is upon the agricultural! incIrss .! ca hP
inm ;rcsh- Inc Arguments aat Eli h'n ADVANCED !" -
-ory w'tA the colonies. would ~ sao hPp!
viii greater weigh. I reciprocity via kngI'nd. MS %
r1t in Introducing Tic amendment was MOI 10 eWoaHas'
~, bit! Ant a. keen Il h,,,:' TIC COUNTY.
Mr. Wash o, ONO ureplsrt an anon 'm"ni ah'h"'i%nk
u'y na! IRON .! h,e N';I'E when he
speaker i - >. ~ u "rdrr r7 w. q" anrrhmvn'.
Mr cnnrHy!'s II 10 .ncui" coal among nc enune's
"a ,:;,ci,s
Nethwr<,,a stat. agutu. suTrss s! "@ cn"rai no
tac,, wniy'. may mutually AID "c.riie.'"y csehnng'a
to nark' T'ec .! which u t"osa conn"1 L y:
ohio he saI was ready ~ r., trade act direct
lion il III" markets tt ",-lt "~'e rr""n "7en tie
"'..i,1! r..:l ri, 'g' J." 10 81 = W. stem era.
Ia prcs.n'"! an rY',n-i'g mari. aEi t' 'SP,'"uva
tt Province rnl rsr, Weston trad" III" 'clis,.
~, vrol - - = n,1t MONOPOLY on n" pAti
,! Penn, i.nra, - -" i"inrf q" ne scnr'"! interests
State tii he cs'uniEv - rge Coal also, h. a. mas
become Necessary .: liz, ana tho exclusion oi l!'si 'T'
Gle iron: biz az IT," 1nr Tie b"rct 81 'l"icw
Owir s,arciiy ~ 1motr N the western safes:
tty t.a-i h.rr ra"a,is; thy r'ocu" y rom
Naiar Norh C.f.,Gl, ard cont oiled % 21g tny
- /. 30 per rcr' al '.nt E11ttai Inc Sue
c"- ct u. M i'c s.d ought oo . b. Prrld'd y re Re.
m,4@- :, Nam.