Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-14

MoSDAT, JASuARY 10, 1853.
SLS ATE

SENATE.
Mr. pu,ce rose an: r.i; a. In. tn the remarks OF
Mcssrs Cass aud Downs Thursday as upon The Bul%er
and Clayton treaty.
He said he understood tho treaty precisely SIR Clayton
had and voted il with tina; understanding He also said
ne wus authorised say TIA! Ike exchange Of publications.
with 10 the explanatory !cttes were !uy known 10
President Tia ylor and s rnlnc Hc gave the history OF
the British claims G Honduras, AMI c"nended that the
treaty admitted dene ii-e ci's; The treaty ex
cudcd Great Bain from the political Central America and
NJ, the eeog,a phca Central America He referred TO the
appointnent ii a consul a, Ba!ize BY Mr. Polk
Of the right Of The dominion In Honduras by
the British
and honor could be questioned md be attributed The
statement made MIR. Cas- the result Of memory i'm
paired By i'll health
Mr. Seward followed in ar earnest and animal led defence
OF Nh Clayton and defence Of the honor AMI Integrity o!
Cea. 1ay lo.'s administration.
Mr. STOCKTON reported bill providing for the re-organiza.
ton Of the navy.
III. Davis submitted resolution calling for correspond
encc relative tie aiilrs Of Central America Adopted
Mr. Csss followed in reply Mr. Scwai, and repeating
his that hc and Others for the treaty under tho
b. irl -. il would exclude Great Britain from all Central
America, an! that h. did Know OF any explanation oil II
til Tic publication oi these papers.
Mr.. Downs also replied 10 Messrs Seward and pce'ce
yDd repeating lie views expressed BY him on hufsday ias
Mr. Eo;I1rd said he w"u never have voted Tor Inc treaty
did suppose l. excluded Great Britain from the whole
ol Central iHieric..
Mir Soul, commenced an address, Stain. that before
treaty negotiated he and some dozen other Senators
were invited y MI King his room 10 hear the project OF
tn say r s ea The 81 an ns ,si ss o ID the he
Mr. King - II whatever o,scuty in the language OF
the treaty vas intended and protect the national
pride and honor o: the British Minister, who was unwilling
in palmer broader terms, and tnat
of regard his keen suscsblles Mr Clayton con-
-cnttd 10 the lnsGagc emPioyesi
He what occurred In Executive session
'c .scaty, when u submitted 10 Tie Ssraie MS right 70
do
TIE Chair decid vas il orde and Tie Senate went
into Executive sssspn She!y Ge! tie do'FS were oP'"
ed Ana he Senate adjourned
HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES,.
lii hh"lfs OF No, moved 10 rtsrcnd tie ThiGs io M
pu. pose putting rs passage bill eHOnetan"s LUZ
ns Fremont 'T ex2ense iGc"r'ei on behalf ' '"e
=, 49,, ,i,;
Sorne i:!rau.t discussion orrd and The nl was u'
,scIv rs,s,el - IN. Committee Military A!i'Fs
ii: ead Of virginia rpvrd 20 susie"! me hts 10 ena-
be nn, IL su7. resolution ealing upon Inc fics'den' of
.rrt ,Y. Of Iu c,rcsauurc, VITA Nicaragua rs haso
NOT been ;u,,.l.1 and ~htt .!si: be =eo"co without
,,,yv IN =. ,r.r SCI vice; which otec'e! -.
Air EiousG: Aao,us Eun..i lie u,1a ;th1inton tei
mi4,n. The dsss ne dehc, ncy vi, At l. o'clock to-
morrow, w:tch g:ssd 10 and 10 House went mo
cu,ilblticr.
iir B i If oaln, snid II. ro-o proes, against
sra:monts gGftns 'ho annexation q territory "hcn
hii teen ;Ct p:th - Members and con'eneeu 'na'
h'Sn which had been advanced "e'e no' me sen.
oi the people .! c,GaI:v; nrt went on 10
that lie II G5Ii''r which Lad boon aoVah
cr would a coan'ry and would inrovs the
ton IL h1s!iay win 81 the most powerful hlaflme
nations %! Ehr"fr.
i ne splrl, p ann. y.on vas BE- INDUCED ill., he
.:d,i -. ,re accession the Bfi'irh Possessions In
Nn!t WON'T pc conecnal and legitimate
hi OF operations. FL s4ld h1 hn h.longed To the House
bat il huv!G, become ltw would not agitate or
d,stmf, it, A. General Scott The attacks that had been
made upon would nJure HIM and with re-
ference The administrations the charges mat had been
,sh az would only its acts 10 be properly
appreciated and approved Of tie was proceeding when MS
hJIr eypi:ct
sle S.con .. New jersey alluded The propositions 10
conf, rank Li,u!cnaut General on MAJOR Gcnern
Scott ~! . increase the saries "t foreign minister's oot
wnlrii hr opposed s!crGlr length, ond agans
the establishment ." n:lar" E"aiy, and nm exclusive
class in socry: ny which principle like Napoleon
would elevate nom the RAMS, and wnuli lake his
oces ii TIC navy from smong AL: bodied sealicn AS 10
foreign courts he would sem! 10 Ill that Of
ice gntrn cali, tbt rather Q! intellect intelligence
an: virtue
Mr. WcI.ttinan Delegate from New Mexico selected 40
The Of lie that por,ioE a! the Secretary OF
Ware report which suggests in cOnnrIion win the state
the large d! money required Tor inc pfoec-
ton Of tic Territory that il would be bette! 10 Induce me
nha thousand s2nis) TO abandon H. and
,r0vr Ia more favorable region. the Government rem.
,irp them loss Of properly which wnnii he thCs
ccnsUGej; the value u which is s2V0G0O Though there
,:d .natun. tr sa' IN this accommodating that
feeling somewhat swallowed up by the general contempt
with which the suggestion ~. IN oil quarters he
c0nlp ncd that Gel Sumner stepped forward Ell the point
of the ayunrt ., Of tie civil government
afrc the .lr Governor Calhoun Lett II 10 the
States The delegate aiycrei 10 the kTtnc-a and hosp
t,li,; Of the New Meycans and Of their fitness fer >ce
vcrI.lcnr said, being American soil they are az
much titled respect if every There was Secre
of War.
The COMMITTEE when The gentleman Guided his speech
rosr. and the House adjourned