Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-16

doing nc o ,hc sen,imcns of the people OF his STATE
te ihoucht thu, Senators cohstu'"II "io tTTi,t
ie ~ their public servants voted re H''o u..at'
n ho vo;ed lust now for Robert Armstrong a. puoc p'
ter He considered the election Jns mad ~ NO h ,
| that officer was any thing Out co'"i ~
A urse number Of petitions Sc, were draw" "o" '''
files and referred and The S sSn, SSEMTaTyEs
rh Hans. rsn,ed by two majority MIR. Baylys fcso
ton 10 elect the House Librarian 5.o,, ,hs N,w y,rs
Alliance asking Congress 10 Toxic ac.'on FL
the sunnresziun ut Intoxicating drinks IN Inc h'
lumbs and asked ior special rnh'n.e n dscuss ne
| Mr. Richardson saying l'a' "' ~
subject, il was laid over: r, ,esoIulon that Cob |
orcss has The power to provide for The "
go ovar ,hr territories OF the United States ' e s''
and The more expeditions transportation u Inc pu a,I,
news mails troops and munitions OF wal a,' rrrise INV,
10 the Pacific coast, and ought ilhheuhI'' "
mower lie moved the previous qnesuon. h ,os,Iuon +,
| Mr. Stephens Of Georgia moved " , o.! so -
the table; decided atlirma,irey-ayes 10 NJ vansapt W.
m' ,h N; Imptye and Mr. May absent some o. The
Western Democrats voted with me WINS nnncra,s in III,
and few Of tho Wings voted WIFI '"'
affirmative ,,,rrrp.
The Speaker, according to . 9fasr. viz
Gnmn,Ites nm ELECTIONS Richard h. stanton r =" w.
ncky James GamOs Of ps" M so4ea osnmus B.
ss"r If New York Nathan r. Slraon Of p ne" 81, nh5
EdwaTJ Dickinson OF Massachusetts, George n"s' u
ard Samuel c n% I Houston Alabama
IN Jones Of TENNESSEE, Harry Hubbard Of NeS
Hampshire Alexander stephens ,ssgchusetis, John
ihsS Il; If Kentucky Solomon Haven OF Ne"
York and john Robbins Of Pennsyl'Snia , c,cbsr of
v u% Jnshna R. Giddngs Of Ohio Carlton B. Gurus OF
pennsy lvana Daniel Mace OF Indiana 'ohG ,,a Wndv
Missouri Thomas Rain Of Norm Ca9 70 SaI cnmjna
u n. Cnmmrree- Thomas j. D. Fuller Of Maine J"hn .
siIlson Of Virginia. John Wentworth OF 'n3s @
ven ,nn Harlan Of Ohio George ". Morrison OF New
Hampshire William Dunbar ol Lousana' anu Neuo'" ''
Frnton Of New York. MI; Williamson
" COBB of Alabama Henry Bennett Of New York Bern.
har HEM of Iowa, Milton s. Latham OF Caofna isahc
f. Hester OF pcnnsy van!a t1es1o1 L. EVEN Wacn ni
Samuel Carulhcrs of Missouri, and Edwin warren ''
Arkansas. 49,, - nm, .,
Ohio, Puulus Powell of Va, Charles lyman Of MaSS;'
Daniel Il Jones OF y Wiley Harris OF Mise Benz Ed
wards Grey Of KY Asa Packer Of Pu Jesse o. Norton oil
ILL.,. aud James McDougal OF Cal .,
On the District Of Cclumbia-Wm I Hamilton OF Md
VIM Gooae Of Va, Richard Yates OF H., John Davis
Of Ind, David Noble of Mich. John Dick of PL Vim
Harry Miss, William Culom OF Tenn, and John j. Tsy-
| On the Judciary-Fredcrick Stanton of Tennessee,
John S Caske OF Va. James Menchan of W. OIgen 5
Seymour OF Conn, Samuel w Parker Of Ind, flenddck b
Wright OF Pa John Kerr of c. Francis b. Curg OF N
Y, Henry May of Md.
On Revolutionary Claims-Rufus Peckam of New
York Augustus Drum of Penns yIvana. Moses CorwiE
of Ohio John Elliott Of Kentucky, Jacob Shower oil Ma
ry!and Sion Fl Rogers OF North Carolina, John F Snod
grass OF Virginia. Samuel CrocRer OF assacnusctlS anu
Norman Eddy Of Indiana.
On Public Expenditures William II Kurlz of Pennsyl.
vana, George Hastings OF New York. Alexander q M PEN
nng,on of New Jersey Preston Brooks Of South Caro-.
Ina James Allen Of illinois, Robert Nj Bugg of rennes
gee David Stuart of Michigan John Goodrich OF Msssa
chu,e,s and Alexander De Wit. of Massachusetts.
On Private Cams-Junius Hiyer OF Georgia. James H
Lane of Indiana James A5ercrombe of Alabama Henry
MuhIcnbc:g CT Pennsylvania, Samuel Smith Of Tenncs
see Theodore Hunt CT Louisiana, Charles Hughes OF
York Matthias II Nichols ul Ohu, aud Thcodrlck West.
| brook of New York.
On AIanufactures-John McNair Of Pennsylvania, Thos
Davis Of Rhode Island John franklin Of Maryland
Hiram Walbrdge of New York, Samuel Mayal Of Maine,
Elihu Washburn OF Illinois, Jas + Dowdel OF Ala and
| Caleb Lyon Of New York.
Mullen of Virginia. Willis Allen of Illinois, Richard Z Pur.
yer of North Carolina William Lindsay Of Ohio Samuel
Clarke of Michigan VIM Murray Of York John Cook
of Iowa and Samuel Lilly Of New Jersey.
On Indian Allars-James Orr of South Carolina, BENZ
Eastman of Wisconsin. Galusha Grow OF Pennsylya.
MIA, Edward Ball Of Ohio Augustus Maxwell OF Florida
Daniel Wright Of Mississippi. Alfred Greenwood Of Ar
kansas, Benjamin Pringle OF New York and Milton La.
than Of Cal:fornia.
Bsse Of Illinois, Chas Faulkner Of Virginia, Thomas N
Howe CT Pennsylvania VIM r Smith of Alabama Nathan
ie p Banks of Massachusetts, Jas McDouga Of Calor-
na Emerson Ehcrdge Of Tennessee and Joshua Fansanl
On Tie Militia Elijah W Chastain of Georgia, Jared V
Peck of New York, Vim Evethart of Pennsy!vania Zede
kiah KidwelI Of Virginia vim Il Supp of Ohio, Samuel
Benson o! Maine. John Macy Of Wisconsin, Edw Wad"
of Ohio and Jas ManG r Of NeT I York a v,,o,, noo
4 Macdonald of Maine George w Chase Of New York, WIN
S Ashe OF North Carolina rhoa Florence OF Pennsysa
MIA Felix K Zolcor of Tennessee Chas Shelton OF New
Jersey, Allied II CCqutt oil Georgia, and Augustus Sol
lers OF Maryland.
! On Public Buildings and Grounds Burton Craige Of
North Carolina Nathan Belches OF Connecticut, John
Taylor Of Ohio Lawrence Keiu Of South Carolina and
Ebenczcr Chambrrain Of Indiana.
| On Foreign Aiairs-Thos ii Buyly Of Virginia. Sampson
W Harris OF Alabama joseph Chandler OF Pennsylvania
Colin NJ ngersoll Of Connecticut Gilbert Dean OF New
, n,f0 nj of Kuntu nd ms
of louisiana
On the Territories Richardson Ct Illinois, John
McQ uccn Uf South Carolina John Taylor OF Ohio David
Bailey of Georgia, WIN Smith of Virginia. Wilder Farley
of blaine, VIM English and Philip Philips Of Indiana Al
fred Lamb Of Missouri.
On Revolutionary Pensions-Wm H ChurchwelI of Ten
ncssce Henry Edmundson Of Virginia, Israel Washburn
Of Maine Peter Rowe Of New York. Ner Mddleswatth OIL
Peuns, lsania Andrew Ellison of Ohio james Lndey oil
Missouri Smith Miller Of Indiana, and Thos II Flagler oil
On Invalid pensions-Ihomas Hendricks of Indiana
Christian Suaub Of Penhsy sanio, Russell Sage of New
York George Vail of New Jersey, James Crisman OF
Kentucky, Andrew Stuart Of Ohio, WIN w Dent Of Geor.
gin, Wiley Edmuuds Of Massachusetts and VIM Tweed
If New York.
On Roads and Canas-Cyrus L. Durham of Indiana
George Read Riddle Of Delaware Lewis d Campbell OF
Ohio, James r Pratt Of Connecticut, William Walker Of
New York, David Rtchio of Pennsy vunia, Henry Shaw
Of North Caolina Leandcr Cox of Kentucky and VIM
BarksdaIe Of Mississippi.
On Patents Benjamin Thurston of Rhode Island Sa.
muel Bridges Of Pennsylvania, Andrew Tracy OF Yer.
mont, Bishop Perkins Of New York. and Clement Hill Of
On Revised and Unfinished Business Williamson K w
Cobb Of Alabama, John McNar of Pennsylvania John Nc.
Culloc Of Pennsylvania Andrew Smart of Ohio and AL
vuh Sabin Of Vermont.
On Accounts Carlton 3 Curtis Of Pennsylvania, An.
drew Oliver Of New York, Edwin Morgan OF New York
Thomas ki,ehey Of Ohio. and Singleton Mississippi
On MIsage-Andrew J. Harlan Of Indiana, William ii
Wi's of PENNSYLVANIA, David a. Reese of Georgia Harvey
Ii. Juhns"n OF Ohio, and James Knox of Illinois
On Engraving-Gcoree Read Riddle Of Delaware Mix,
Walsh OF New FORK, md George A. Simmons of New York
On The Library-Thomss H. Benton of Missouri Josenh
| K Chandler pcnnSYlyuni9 M 4
Virginia.
Joint Committee on prlnting-Wiam Murray of Nav
York Richard H. Stanton OF Kentucky and Samuel Rms
sci Of prnnsy lVnna. "
On Enrolled Bls-Fredeck w. Green Of Ohio and Alex
andcr De wilt Of Massachusetts, ~
On Expenditures in the State Department. Daniel Wills
OF Wisconsin,. George Vail Of New Jersey SamueI p
Croker Of Massachusetts, Samuel l. Smith of Tennesssn
and Thomas FlaeIer Of New York
On The Expenditure in the Treasury
Stuart Of Michigan, Thomas w Cumming of New Yo,E
vania, and Edward Wade of Ohio ''
On Expenditures in the War Experimentation KIM,
rease Of New Hampshire John Wheeler of New York Nsr