The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-22

r'S rS'osuts,onsNA go TO oue committee that
they, m'sht hassth Wlo!c system before
; Mr.. Dana made a few obscrvat,ons w,,Ych
were not distinctly heard. He thullght that
an agreement to the third would commit
the House on the subject of the embargo;
and suggested the propricty Of taking the
question on each separately.
Mr.. Quincy said he wished the last resp
luton to be separated from the first, as the
House would be committed by its adoption.
Not that he wished to avoid discussion of
that subject, for he wished for nothing SO
much as that the House would permit them
to so into discussion of that subject. in
committee of the whole. Mr.. Macon con-
sented that the last resolution should lie on
the tablet Mr.. Q. said he wished to press
discussion on the subject of the embargo
tor such was the state of public opinion in
the northern part of the union that but one
general sentiment prevailed, that the en-
barge would be immediately raised Instead
OF postponing the subject from day to day,
ne only wished 1t to come before the house
that gentlemen might understand one ano-
Their, and put an end to the doubts that now
existed.
The first and second resolutions offered
by Mr.. Macon were agreed TO without a
division. The third was ordered to lie on
the table, Ayes rs.
StiOl -MhNUFACTORY
Mr.. Say presented a memorial from sun
dry persons In the city OF Philadelphia, sta
ting that they have at great labor and ex-
pence. erected manufactory of shot and
praying that, to- encourage the domestic
manufacture, duty be laid on all imported
shot. Referred to the committee of Com-
merce and Manufactures. -.
Mr.. CttITTENDEN's RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Chittenden called for the order of the
day on the resolution submitted bv him
Tor repeating the embargo
MIR. Quincy called for the yeas and navs
| on the motion to so into committee of the
whole on the subject
,fheyeas and nays were taken ON the mo-
| ton as follows:
YEAS--Messrs. L. J. Aston, Basset
Blackledge, ]. Campbell, Champion. Chit,
tenden, NJ. Clay, Clopton, CuIpepper, Da
| ma, Davenport, Elliot, Ely, Golds.orourh.
Gray. Harris, Holster, Hoge. Richard S.
| Jackson, Jenkins, Kelly, Lambert, Lewis.
Livermorc,e Lloyd, Macon, Marion, Mas
| ters, Minor, d. Montgomery, Moseley, Num-
| ford, Newbold, Pitken, Quincy, Randolph.
Richards, Riker, Russell, Sloan, Smelt,
}. \. Smith. John Smith, S. Smith. Stan
ford, Stedman. Sturges, Swart, Taggart,
Taylor, Upham, Van Horn, Van Renssel
iaer, Wilbour, d. r. Williams, N. Will
son-56.
| NAfS----NIessrs. w. Aston, Bacon, Bar
ker, Blob, Blount, Boyd, Brown, Burwell,
Cutler, Calhoun, G. w. Campbell, Cuts,
Dawson, Desha, Durell, Eppes, FindIey,
Franklin. Garnets, Gholson, Goodwyn,
Green, Helms, Holland, Holmes, Howard,
Humphreys, llsley, Johnson, Jones, Krkpa-
trick, Love, M'Creery, ]. Montgomery, N.
Moore, Jer Morrow, John Morrow, Mel
son, Newton, Nicholas, Porter, Pugh, Rea,
Rhea, Say, Seaver, Shaw, Smile, South.
ard, Storer, Thompson, Trigg, Troup.
Verplanck, Wharton, Whitehill, A. Viii
| son-58.
! So it was decided that the house will not
on this day take up the subject.
Several petitions and resolutions of pri-
vate nature were presented and referred
and the house adjourned about one O'Clock