Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-08

r.IiYr.- aglIT!,t .Nf NIIil>NICh 81 NIII>H- NH.tT NV
boundaries prooosei by The House hNl, and also commended
that her prrsrr't population va. insufficient
NJ. CylaT"r replied that IL Tia. boundaries were 80
arranged "a To mae .; i Democratic Sta'", !f"bab'f '"S
S"rnicr wor!! b. Satisfied.
Mr.. Green said, thai, he did 10. have any reference 10 may
nj. thu and was understood to >ar tha, The Sran'nr
from Vrr,o,r -; knew TIM, he did no, when he said 50. lie
spc.c sd los tha; It wa Impossible % ct'rh III, rNatt
Language In the reporter gallery
Ar. CoiGtTrr though; lla! "a1 equivalent ~ sailing
'Yna liz, and you know you lie
Nj. i.reen r;uIr s"me explanation, which VA entirely III
audible. u
after ,;,lr: To- Is tin" of lie, that hr should be chnrG" g
with deliberate f'is"hoo'. lie wished to give IL" se'lai'ra
chance ~ withdraw his offensive remarks.
s:. Green had nothing more &c say on thai subject
Nr. W;,fgii made some Remarks on our constitution ana
I'm or r,",rur,r,;. r.,-r.;ny what h. hrs heretofore said
II. tia, tcnic. lie went IN 10 say that IL should vGir
rs,.n,t Tie admission oi Kansas under any circumstances.
lie objected to the MORAL character Of her rrnpir, AMI
thought Earsa. We, not respectable enough tor TevA- to
us.o;in,e with. In Kansas they were no. a law-nhii:nG prn'
rlc; outlaws ard ;rni;ors have Il majority there The Ter
t!,ory has n.cn !!'rii NJ from The Tagabond.STn 81 me Hor'i,
AID Europe ia, '+en drained III "r''eT 10 >"na "H'igF"'''
.hr.r.
Nj. Hunter m"re.i L" p",ip"n" Ms hin AMI take ~
the army appropriation hill which wis aSrce'! :"-yea-'"'
several amendments Ia The biz! were discussed Il, length.
Mr. Iverson :aoy.l TO amend hy adding 4 res section,
that all the States that have had. or >!lal! have Ieiundel 10
them hY III. lin:ted States mone?s expended hy sail STATE.
for military purposes during or since The War "i l~i2, ana
Which have nn; hrrn allowed Interest rn the moneys orH'
pca.!r,!, shall he allo"cl the amount OF suci. Interest, ;"
lar ~ they may have either pail rr !o.t interest III
Tie course Of discussion il was stated tina, Hi; nineii"nirht
would embrace he amount % 81 ,dh',' FNi an! Il Wa nrc"i
that "a the State OF Maryland hail been paid !nt"rr-i, HE
ether Stntr. should hayc.crunl Justice done them.
Tl.c amendment WAS rrjcct:l-yras -, may .', ana th:
iii was then reported 10 tie Srnair.
Mr IIn,r offered I'm amendment :Imr he pay aui ni'ow.
agcss o: no officer o. HI" army, except HE Lieutenant '"t'"'
RAJ. .hn,i hereafter exceed $4,000 per hnUuEl. frjerirh.
without finishing the bill, the Senate adjourned.
aEuusc Of Representatives..
Mr.. E:rncliS called up HE Senate tll nia"ing provision
for IL: return ans. SUPPORT Tor Il i!H''"u lr''"'' VI '"' ~
rau,urrl Africans.
The committee Of the judiciary proposed 10 amend Iy IN.
cr.asin. IN. sum from euc huudrcf 20 one hundred and nifty
dollar, Tor their comfortable clothing. shclic= ami provision
icr a rcr.od 10, ~cyceed;ns CHE year from the date Of their
lnnd:n; in Africa; and rs" increasing lie aggregate amount
t.nu, 10 ;2uu 800 20 S@JV, uMn.
Mr. Tay,or offered an amendment that 10 contract I'll.
,erch into ky The President shall lac relieved ny linn nhIt i
,ourrn,ioa ,ha!i be entered intn between the t.dI-f states
and G.ea. r:i,ain. making join, provision .r the r"t"'h O.
n! re-clp;urrd AiIIraEs.
Mr. Taylor advocated liz amendment, saying ma: ""i's
W. rr,urn such negroes, Great britain does not. lie wlH''i
; 10 i.ayc rir Whole matter oucE for the confederation %:
Congress.
gu, The existing law for prohibiting the slave trade. ara III"
! Recommendation nl thu President il ii- recent special mes
sage. ..t, If
,n. I'M q. provide. for the maintenance ~ The ncgrce. for
or. Year, desiring 10 ties; the Stsse o.! the House on the
:,rictt. he ran.aincd that 'hrrr va, not = word IN .hs
art Of 1879 Which required, Justified or permits til" United
states to support for one year those Returned AiT;'aI1 -
These Wild africans should ;!nl be supported from The ir"a'
.I,ry--a boon not GRANTED % any white man.
Nj. Hryncii, showed that the provision IN RE biz car.
,t.d Oh, President Mnnrnc's Interpretation Of the act OF
1870, which ha- been ;uiIOw@! from that time !" t!i~' ami
IN. gentleman from Georgia would ini that Congress IN
uarrrll 1s;9. anprCTria:rh $4,000 for the Africans captured
IN III. bat. Ec.c, !. accordance WIN Use '"'tir'i' OF Fiei'-
Il, mt iiuci,aEan.
any .uch u<r was 10 I've made OF The s;j.NT.
;r. Erynolh, replied tha, ne thing was certain the
President advised Congress that he lad 'rsdc y cen'ract LOT
board of the .iarrr EciI" !nr or. y"at. lie asked an "pPr"'
priation, and Congress granted II.
~ 49, r ,.u:,t, ,-t.,I NJ r.r,,ll. II u,rr,t ih.
suerdmrnL providing that nn African, n: Negro. fnti;.'i oh
anv yes:s! engaged in he ,!a"e trade, wh:ch may he cap
;gr.h h. American vessels "h'i lh6''"h, -ha!. DE- ''''i'''r'' ''
Afic. arn!;>t his consent.
Ni. Reynolds said l- could not coascn: 10 that.
l'ucer Inc operation Of The previous question. ;iehIarnJ'
rarn,s If :hc committee on the iul.ctary we're adopted.
Sr. Tayinrs rlurldgn.nt ws then Tc;ccitd-yta- -,
nays -.
Il rrai: An &c. urolectin: aal snpinrt!n: I've colony ~
Liberia. and attaching lie Colonization society permanently
ia lie United S,arc. t.ov-r!I:cnt
Mr. I-ycr made . brief speech aga!ngt the h!il. While
he ai 30. Ion:; that; .hr { Constitution conferred the power
;n .a,,,rr.. the African slave ;Ta!". he dtnie,! tina, there
:;ns authority to take care hi support theer H:rIrat>. III;
was opposed 20 ureninE up .nsiI ~ 'i'iFi'hhi- expense, ana
aid nh. s3Jl GpI nOv appropriated were 10 maintain those
..,r.ran, captured only Within 4 single month. Instead 81
80. .I;nr .hr,I back I" Africa. he would pursue the more hl'
man= course. ami reduce item to n quasi condition q: '"t'!'
irtc. la!e: IN apprentice system.
.ir. Nilsson replied to Ia colleague. tcny!nr 'hr sound
re-. nf ns positions. Nothing vas sail III this h.i ao6it
The American Colonization Society, nor was anything .aiI
alou, il in the Law. lie maintained thai government hai
no right 20 reduce free mrn 10 SlaTci;. were 'nr>e hH'-
can. released, no State would be ~iiiingi hey should remain
wi:lia Is limits. Virginia, he knew, would No.. lie said
,he.e recap;urci Africans must h. returned 10 AREA; h:'
ca.se We can d, in;h:ns else will ii-ai: we c"''h"' heip
ourselves.
VI. CTr!y desired 20 SPEAK, hut Wa, prevented by the
Ifou.e S-conIing The demand for '- previous question,
n1,irT H.. npcrar!on Of which lF. curry ; auiehiiEtn' 10
iac .ii.r OF the BIZ w' rejected
The In was ina.ly p~:,sed-yeas! III, nay III"
The House proceeded to the consideration o. the MiSsor'
ri contested circripn case, the resolutions reported by tie
cnCafn;,.c. o: c:rrtionS bsing before tlleuE, VIZ:
J.. Tia. J. j. Elr.tt, Is not entitled 10 the --aI ii his
House i, Il member from the first CONGRESSIONAL district 81
Missouri: and
: Tina; :. p. E!.ir :. -ui:!.sl 10 the seat.
NJ. Dawes "r-n"i The debate in support Of ;h- Grsnlu'
tons.
r Mr. G.imrr opposed them.
III. lia-sr ADJOURNED.