The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-12

b'bb, ~Biackledge, Blake. Blonrt rs.d'
boyic, brown, Butler, Calhoun, G.. "
Eampbel!, Clay, Clopton, Cuts, Deane
Desna' Eppes, Findiey, Fisk, Frankiin
Haolson' Green, Holster, Holland, Homes
Toward Humphreys. I!sley, &c. jackson
Johnson, Jones, kenan, Kirkpatrick, Lam.
beat, Macon, Marion, ID. Montsorerv r
Montgomery, n. r. Moore. T Moore ier
Morrow, john Morrow, Mumford Nelson
Mewoo!d, Newton, Nicholas, Porter. Rea
ltcn.) Rhea, (Ten.) ]. Richards. Nj. RI,
Inaras. Seaver, Shaw, Smile. ]. X. Smith
ION" omith, >. smith, Southland, Stanford
2.orer' Story. Swart Taylor, Thomson
! roup, Fa1 Allen, Verpianck ,~Whnrton
Whitehlii, Wilbour, ID. 4. Williams A
wilson, n. Wilson, Wimn-s1.
INC Question recurring ON 8 bills GOING
to a third reading. sung
Mr.. Stnryes moved to ,d;or v
Mays 70. e"s %
Messrs. Sturges, Gardner, Sloan J,y.r
more and Moseley opposed the Bill
wi. Luna moved to strife mn, I'll. 10.
seouoh giving power to call out the military
70 assist IN enforcing the. law. Efotion lcs3
leas31-Nays 10. %.
M oj'hani nioved to adjourn-Aves 90
the bill, N'Ne opposed
4 o'clock-cucstion on Us going to a third
'NNiNiSN-h CHS <s'--lJINS 90
On the question 7chcn it should inc read
athird time, Messrs. Quincy. Unbam. Iw-
on, Gardenicr, A.exauder, ana Dana spoke
W tavoroi Saturday, and Messrs. Nelson and
4 aver tor this day. MI. Quincy called for
ne yeas and Nays on the motion for Satr.r-
day: Motion iost-Yeas s5-Navs 6a.
6aytast S o'cl2c&-Biil read the third
time. On the question Shall the bin pass y,
4ar, o'eNman called for the Yeas and NAYS.
Alter some observations from Messrs.
Masters md Eppes, the question was taken
IEAS-Messrs. Alexander, L. J. Aston.
w. Aisicn, il. Bacon, Bird, Baker, Bassett.
biob, B'acAtedse, jr. Blake. ir. Hlount,
hnya, Dayle, Brown, Butler, Calhoun, G.
w. Campbell, Clay, Cloptcn. Cults, Dea1nc.
Desha, Fppes, Fisk, Franklin, Chosen. ir.
Green, Hester, Holland, Holmes, Howard.
Humphreys, ]. 9, jackson, johnson, Jones.
Ae"@n, Kirkpatrick, Lambert, Macon,
Marion, J. Montgomery. n. r.. Moore, T,
Moore, Jer. Morrow, John Morrow, Nelson.
Newbcld, Ncwtna, Nicholas, Porter, ir.
ltea, (Pen) Rhca, (1'en.) j Richards N.
richards, Seaver, Shaw, Smile. ] X Smith,
}. Smith. Storer, Story, Taylor, Troup, Van
Alien. NerPlanck, Wharton, WhitehiU.
Wiibour, ID. II. Williams, A. Wilson, Winn
ri.
NAYS-Messrs. Champion, Chittenden.
Cnlpepper, Dana, Davenport IL. Ely. Gar
denicr, Gardner, Garnett, Goidsbormph.
~iia'ris, IL. Jackson. Jenkins, Lewis. Liver.
more, Lyon, Masters, Milnor, Moselv, Pit
kin, Quincy, Russell, Sloan, Stanford, SEED
man, Sturges, Iaggart, Ialln,adge, Uplam.
Van Cortiandt, Van Dyke, Van Rensselaer,
-32.
SATURDAY. Dee. 7.
EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.
The House were engaged till near five
o'clock to-day in discussing the following re-
$ solution proposed by Mir. SMILE, which
was finally agreed 20, e. 70 2I " Resolved.
that a committee be appointed to enquire
INTO the propriety Of providing by Jaw for
me meeting OF Congress at AL earlier period
han the 1st Moaday in December next with
leave to report by Gill o. Otherwise"
The debate on this resolution involved
the question, whether It monId not be pro-
per, ueiore the frs day December. viz.
il the middle OF May or 5e9luuing O. June.
essentially IL Change the n tisade of The ma
tt,il, Ii tho change took place IN ne mea,ures
Of foreign powers? The rcsclationJ was sup
ported by Messrs Smile, Gppcs, G.. w.
Campbell. Story, Hibb Troup, Johrs5,,
thea Bacon, Taylor, Nicholas, Southard,
and Nelson. Meesrs d r. Williams, Ma
con, Holland. Alexander, Talinadge, and
Stanford cher opposed the resolution di-
rectiy or Advocated It's pcstpoaement. Most
OF those W.. supported II declared it as their
opinion ,tma- Unless toreiga powers revoked
their orders uad DEGREES at an early das. IL
wonlJ be proper 10 raise the embargo and
substitute war, and that it believed Congress
to be at their posts to take this important
step.