Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-12
THURSDAY, AUGusT :, lN5h.
49, .M

SENAIE.
Or .rai,n Of Mir. W,i!rr. n resolution WINS adopted
rai,.u. 80. the President Tor any correspondence rria-
i've 10 the ru.u.al st i~:paGGruJ 10 :c".!"" 4 cu!:!-
nerciai a.cm. from this government.
Ga motion %: Mr.. Seward. II resolution was a1"p'sd
r,.gu.stinr RI" President 70 communicate ANY ini"r;Ea-
,;ni f., r:a" have. and his upiuiDa. on :As cSp"'ilcGcy
al .sigg..si..!.s IA .t:Gsr@an EDnsiIhlc atiIc LouCioo
lsiniis.
The Senate took up tie army appropriation 6i!'.
tn. Question being "n striking out III" following
an"ndInrai Iam!. 10 il ia the Iluus-, namely: Pr"v!'
drd ,lui no part of the military force OF TIE lhitcG
State ss,a!! b" employed 20 ri! IL the enforcement al
the ALLEGED lass al the l."gis!aiir" ASs"'h',lr OF hnh'
-a., cuuvrrcl at Shawnee Mission, Until Congress
Sha.! ,.ciarc whether The Laws are valid or n"i, AMI
uc>.rI hy u Legislature chosen III conformity "iil!
| H.. or raT.iG .i..r, and anil Congress Sha!i 20 act, IL
! hal b" ,Ir iuty u. tie cr=":..yn; i" a.: inc fa''.'"'!
i,r.. nf tie United States 10 P!"s"rv" the peace sap
pre-. instruction, rrpcl INVASION, ati project me
pcrso:. aud property OF citizens ;herrla' ana ~ ~,
! highway OF Missouri and cliewierc, against UEia"'''
) .-:zarc aud s:nrc!i: and that the ifcs.i"u' i''"'m
! ;Lr prcs.n. militia, recall nj! the United STATES 'rris'
ami rreynn, crsE"d mca ;rrni Z ing 'it"'h r territory
to disturb lie puUi.c p@a2t, " enforce real or pre-
telu.rG laws.
MIR. Hunter said the ame:uimcnr was ,f'".a:an'!
and f there were NJ other reaso!, it should To-: r'l't'.
7 ri. A.. tor the House to insert sucn t. proposition ana
! 10 iuE,.: unuH il, TO Stop the wheels "i 5o'sFA'''''''
ga. no. n!iiY Isr';"uS bat evolutionary.
Mr. Wilson said II t!.o ti. should tail 20 pass me
responsibility will rest oa the S.!.a.e @"d rot on me
! Hulsy, which mails q thnrOrgh examination .. 'He
I a:flirs ii Kansas, and USccrtained there Aa' oeeE "
! violation %. ;ao organic law, 'ramp.in- G-"n Inc
: rights o! III po"ri5. The House hai aH'1u WE" II"
! i.i,rIsn and int iigenct.
MIR. Wade maintaine that invaders made unjust
} IN! tyraun.aut Laws, To- which no clt'lcn "a,;i' !H=to'
miI. 'Fie'ae. the traitor l." S"li' no" ~" =! que
executive clair. slim ilaiiu- the pc"pte, - it'' III re
,.ai, to civil war The Object ct Tie iin&se h'i!ri'"-
men: was II prevent ouirases III Kansas, s!!l II EiIoaid
meet HE Appreciation OF every patriot.
Nr. Thompson, -! ny. contendvd tiit Tue s''e'"'
nt..; si"Wii bC stricken out.
H. Ti,,3i,,iI ,hou,l,t The amendment was Iust and
proper. -, ,t,.,.n
! pe.. .z,.ua. If the House 10 i,.li E.oyJ-:u0l the entire
r,ianiry w"ulI be Indignant.
Mr.. Butler said il was the most unGuGsitst:1Ea!
p!opositi"n wiii'h had ever been adopted; From III
tiammn,ory ri"lcmc" auJ uuc"r-rii|i'"iI6i modes o.
,h:njuin. nii"cts. Il WAS calculated 1" produce Il Gil
s. iMGt would induce the South to taKe care oi teV'
sell. -,
Mr.. F-.scaarD favored The amendment. The House
we're wi!iiu: To- make approximations for all other OBJ
j.c.s cnuEuGisd HIih III. aiLny, d.! li2p"sed c"pdI
tons upon tina: 10 BE- expended in Kansas. !! the Sc
nate would defcnt the ill OH account OF tl..s, o4 ;ie:4
be the responsibility.
After Il further debate, the Senate struck out TIT
prhy!sG b. /. vote Of - against ..
Mr. Seward made q long speech agairs. the bill
and Mr.. Stewart replied.
Tn. bill vas then passed by f. vote Of q ageinst 8
! Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tho lloase Went into committed on the naval up
population bill. .,
The Senate bill 20 carry into effect the act en'li!e'
IAN act to provide for the accommodations OF III
United States ;ouc;s for The district al Maryland, am
IJ- n post ellie. AT Baltimore, MaIy.gnd.' approve
the Eth VI February, Isjj, was referred 10 the eoA'
mii;e- OF ways AMI meals.
The House considered, in committee OF tho "h'i
on the state q the Union, and subsequently, pa'>sG
the navy appropriation bill. which contains '"r iy'
.owir: Items For completing i!!e extension o' ~
bo,e: shop. Ii; the Washington Navy ia:n: coupe
ting the conversion OF ;he old ordnance Dui!dlto III
O msah!ne shop, timber shed, pavemehts' ute'iS ~
cutters, grading aud filing, dredging; t1'cns.on =
iron foundry, machinery and tool, a:d ;"F repairs :
Al! .i...s. : ~! ,cSS, ana f,g competing me fer1i:. .
n. brass foundry destroyed by nre. s'.'9o; iof bu'so
in. ard completing iron s!IeL Tor ordnance purpose
So JUD: and Tor erection, lh.rEo'ei.!eG.r ana .tPh.'
nj bulldogs and grounds, and tue support ol iue Ia
vuI Add nv at Annapolis, Md, $J9J,5oj.
Tin u,i.,. then weu; iatU comini;teo on the bI
maxim, snproprist!ons for the survey Of the cua-
~, ia; house establishment, survey OF the pubi!
auts, &c.
Mr.. Davis. Of No, offered An amendment, whic
was agreed ;o-appropriating $780, 100 for the put
chase Of a site in the city Of Baltimore tor the cree
ton OF = building for the accommodation OF the Fec
eral courts.
The House took a recess till 7 o'clock for gener'
political dsbats