Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-29
TUsspAy, June a7.
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[7slsa for the alsSaAa''a 0aSs''e'l
r. no,.intereourse act passed, without w.t.
g s 1 amendment Of its principle as
sss1 from the senate-ayes q, noes %,
|x ,oav. [. !. Aston, ". Aston,
ls arson' Bacon, Bibb, Boyd, ]. Brown
/ np nro,vn. Esrwell, Calhoun, Campebeil,
En- Cochran, Cook, Cuts. Cox, Dawson,
k,sba, Emott, Eppes, Find.sy, FISK; G,tfd-
6 s''a Gboldson, Goodwin, Gold, Hester,
E.Ims, Hufty, jenkins, Johnson, Kennedy
s.ly' Livingston, Love, Lyon,
lie. Marion, Matthews, Mshss, Minor
tGon,comerv, N. r. Moore, Newton,
Larson 0 +. Porter, P. 3. Porter, Quincy
:. penn. )Rhea,( Tenn. Richards Roane,
Doe. Summons, Shraey, Smile, 6. Smith,
Smith. Southland, Stanley, Stephenson,
roope, Thompson, Tracy, Van Dyke, Van
on Weaklev, Wheaton, Whitehlll, Whit
ham, Vim, Witberspoon.-72.
N,vs-s Iessrs. Blaisdell, Chamberlain,
lama, Davenport, Ely, Hale, Haven, Hol-
al Hubbard, Livermore, Macon, Pit
\. Ross, Stanford, Taylor, IS.
The third principle, for a total admission
public armed vessels, was thus carried
amajority of 81.
The senate returned the bill making ap-
opriations for the contingent expences OF
bth houses Of Congress, with an amend
ent, striking out the second section, which
ade an appropriation for the library, in
|hich the house concurred.
The house then took up the report OF the
mmit.ee on the contested election Of w.
bylies.
A motion was made to postpone its fur
er consideration till the 18th Monday in
ovember next, in order to authorize COM
ssions TO be issued to magistrates in Ply
buth district to hear evidence touching
election Of November last-the ques-
IN Was taken about nine O'Clock, PM. and
|t-ayes IS, noes IS.
The question was taken on the first reso-
ion, des}2ring the election held in Ply
uth dlstrlctin in Noyenberlast was le
andproper, and carried-ayes So, nays
The question on tie second, declaring
illlam Bayles not entitled to seat in the
use, was taken, but it was found there
one vote wanting to make a quorum.
rs was about II O'Clock, (evening). AT
a good deal ofcayeling,
a motion male about one o'clock, morn
5, to adjourn, succeeded.
We may take some farther notice of
DAY s proceedings.]
WEDNESDAY,, fuae %.
MIR. Jackson moved, Pesolued, That at
time during the present session, should
re not bA a quorum, the attendance OF
Roers shall be compelled by call OF tbs
VIZ. Bassett explained the rules Of the
lSe' which he conceived warranted, 6f-
! ~ members with the speaker, to enforce
III.
~, Jackson upon this withdrew his re-
ae unfinished business ofyesterday was
= pup--the second resolution, declaring
Iayilss not entitled to his seat, under
ss sss.s'lon' which, after few remarks,
= N the afhrmative-Ayes eo-Nays
49,; 80 , 2, resolution next required, de-
s SsaFiss Tunerenaitled to a seat in
.ssuse' which after'dcbate passed in the
@s's's AYES So, nays III, as follow:
Msssrs. w. Aston, Anderson,
8, Bard, Bassett, Bib, Boyd, /. Brown,
o"n' Butler, Calhoun, Clay, Cobb,
s-n Z, Cook, Cox, Crawford, Crist,
- ! lawson, Dssha, Eppes, Flndley,
d s"n' GanDett, Gardner, Gholdson,
toward, Hufsy, johnson, Jones,