Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-30
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Ames,,-e was received tom the President; Of the Cui.ei
S;4j.. i, uu, I,n i, ui IA. rriEi,. secretary.
NJ, ly,r.cu moved that it be- ;-ken up aud read.
W: C.utUrr directed. on the sr"urd that the Senate
~,,a ,N ,rry itsp, and Nhru they we're !as; together there
~. a a.,;.n , u,t.rslsndinS that no bushes. shonldb be
d1a. ag t. Chr. taI,s week. The reception ol the mes
go. 80. = mere matter u: form, hut the reading o! IL wa,
az -. uW..vrry "ftcn 'he case that gentlemen wished
{. n- h"u.s"r 'h- az jsct.mHtier OF the message im'nehi'
aIcy un T. ''.uG read II II was read Low 1t ought 10 De
read ,.,in W',r" toe Senate was full.
Nr paws dit n"t zee hoN listening 10 the reading q;
,lrc mrs,.re Cyu \ he considered m ar Of the Senate, al
t,.u.h "a order To print nigh; be. Il MAS the Presidents
~ :, IN, Congress inf,tm,t on wi'h regard to the ada r.
Of a.. lou.tsy. lie hN- chosen to send the message ut n
I'm, .h,u ., action could be ttsen on it. hu' We we're
bra4G :, hear 1t. We have no ,is'i to eater iu'o any
agreement ~ aa. time @hicr will deprive The President OF
ls.,u..ig !Uaal ptcrosatirG 81 communicating his views
;oCoEsErss.
!: l.. or whether !; would he read .'a matter 81 course.
Nr p.t, >aiI Il motion had been made that il be read
~. O j.e;.ua having been made, II WIS for tue senate 10
Vi F,..sni-n replied ;ha, i, would then require the &C
liz. 0; The cutte teior. IL could he read. As The senate
was gri-r an obligation o. honor oi!Se no ac''"h 'oua!'
i; crltl u.thr rch.
Nj Davis ri lard TIN, this was a very, good argument,
against .hr prorrsy Of entering INTO such an agreement
a,trr senate u,adr The 81 or DAY. lie objected Il" II then.
OF the gr.uuu TIA, tbs ir, sidrr' might se'i IN the message
Viii IL Not Il rruUcr 1t necessary for the senate 10 send TOR
nlsruices and rv,,iId their agreement. IL the PRESIDENT
,ninks proper 10 Sod ia a message at this time. II : Tie o.
Is oi he Senate to Evdr L..
Mi. E:sarJ c,ncorrya in the views Of Mr.. Davis.
The question. h"ins taken by yeas AID nay,, the reading
O. he tncssl,e WITS "riSreI-yea, =, Eais!I
II an. Then Trgu ug Tie scrtctarS. OCcul. ing IN H.I
mi aE,f Il, rrndiug being concluded.
Sc. Grnwa .lii ;aIi a. s,'n' proper time he desired TO
FAKE some remarks upon ''e nr'' g. lie would not DO
., nov. - !r did not visa 20 S,"!i'e ;he asrernisn; ,hst had
ben rutc.cd ,ito lie would suggest iila'i be laid on the
table for III, iie,cnt.
,r Insriin though: the hest WY would he 10 postpone
1, f,r,l,r consideration until the 81 Janutry
NJ, I,srnr saw TO {. asoa why tn. usual course should not
H.. Ga,,.,5. An, moved that the message and accompany.
"a. ay.umtu MI, Ice prinieG for tn. use 81 ihe Senaie' lie
w,rI! 40. ASA the immediate consideration OF 'ha' motion.
I;.,uI! bc e,;er-I"n the Journal and lie over Tor no p''h'
Ter hat ~ yet Geru elected.
Tat cosIse Ma pursued ah''"e" '"s -"
House OF Representatives.
Tie pr>l.,ml : ANNUAL message MAS received u soon ~
!" VI J,Sn CUshrans moved hat i. be laid On the table
rnul ;c llou.v was Organized. a..
Mr,fA.., ON {. moved to amend TIE motion. go that
tic ,n >~,ss be received aHd read.
Mr r"g,gaue acSrg,cJ he amendment: amid mach eS,
t!;v.Gvat The K~,luJ.can side called Tor the yeas AZ"
4 sl: o. IA. uoa.e WAS thea ordered.
Nr stanton arsurI tia; there was no precedent Tor 'e"e'
lux the met V. E ~t,u not org iniz=d.
Mr. CIni.y thrs " '.!rcw lis amendment, and MIR. n"e''-
ran.', or .tnai motion ~ agree! 20.
Mr.. SlniIh, a: \'gut', resumed his remarks ron !es,sr-
day. -iaxin tia; there was no peace resulting rom 'he
c,,,,,r,-.i,. measures %; $50, Tor the puipits and the abo!s'
ZIONIST, OF Irs Norii. tom The hr'i made war upon Them
lie .l.ieI LA; Wi.iam L'oSG Garrison WAS, as lie Lad been
iaformr,,. al unnatHr"ize knrtShr"n. IL ihs Was no,
80 he Gr,rr,I . contradiction -! hi' assertion. lie SAID
tht, u- :, uIh has = ,tsht to demand "iihe North iie put
la; down oil treason anu the st'li'ase 81 'nccni.ar! pnhi'
c,ti,,- aML ihi the s1u'h nus arm u" PROVIDE hSNhs'
s.r4 f,r,y. a. tho.- Of John Grown ut hatp"ts Ferry -
M. tau p.fsur :Ee defensive policy aud prepare !or 'hs
s.ath {, C"rlr. " ~
couciu ,rd hi> =rHiEhs,
Mr.lI g,oa a..ri leave 10 "Ier q resoIu'toh-Ih euce'.
y cp.s;uc To- r1nea temporary Speaker o 'eh s'
;ae ,ne.li..c to read lhe Pr sdcits message, 10 slsh eIeh
bgl. q. may &c passed for tAS relief Of tie Pos'oihee DC
p1Tin"ui, &C ...n.,
The Republicans "hjc''"d'o ihi', ana the HOUSE ~ '"@"
called preliminary 10 'oHn:. ,
lie .iou.e us ia voted Tor Speaker. Whole number o.
,,"" ..,.E,.e,s.,ry 20 a choice los. Ar. sherman re-
c.I,.I Iul. NJ. >c.tt IL: Mr. Houston IL; MIR. Gilaer ~;
Nj, B,coes IL Mr.. N"cl!y l2-sca:;erins 81.
The House tucr adjourned.