Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-11

dent to govern future proceeaiss's pa
subject, it ought to be done Win e y
oNses
Mr. Macons motion was nsr~;,.,
90. ,''S'
NON INTERCOURSE
Mr.. Toylor said It wcpla ber.,.s
thai in the course of the pubic BUSH.
this session, q resolution rspo3e /
committee on our foreign relation, !,
OFT Of q motion OF a member from II : i
ina, Tor the purpose of interdlctiaeeos,
cial intercourse withsuch be!ligersa,
in force DEGREES or edicss against H. :
commerce Of the Z. S. had been sn'
and referred to the same commit.
had reported a bill for non-in,ercne.
This blll in fact however comprizedS"
half ofthe whole subject embraced n
words intercourse Tas E
ported to the house provided ior +
mbortati0,1 OF the goods, wares and
chandize, the growth and raanussc,s
these particular countries. That fj9,|
| may be readily accounted Tor from /.
! cunlstance that the house was then :,
| engaged in passing law for the al;
ment OF the embargo, the committee
fore having only in view the other !
the question, SO as to complete nq.1l
| course. After the bill was rcport,5,,
tlelnan from Tennessee (tsr. Rhcs, q
! der that the whole might BE incu,nl
| into one, offered a resolution forl5a
| pose, I did think it unnecessa; 4
| time bat as the course ofiusn,a
! 70 look towards a ySpca! OF the tmsss
! order that TIE whole etihiect Of an1
course may be Incorporated in h:u|
fore the house, I moyethat the comm.
| the whole Be discharged from the yos
| alton of the biz, and that it may bcns|
! 20 a committee, in order that il n.
| made in i.,ct what the tile imports it,
| completely bin for non-interco.a
tween eEis country aad those nations
| in force DEGREES affecting cur neqtrd1S
/ The committee OF the whole Ssy
charged from the further consile'4l,
| the bill, Ayes II.
| A motion having been made that Till
Be referred to the committee Of Ebtt
| on Mr.. Nichoias's resolution, WIS nst
! ed, Sc to 43.
Il was then moved to refer The bIai
committee who reported it, and :l7h-
| to II.
| Much dcsultory debate took Pha
L. Williams, Upaaa, MaeoS5 SD nsa s
TAYLOR, Nicholas, Van Horne ao s.
! partook.
Ih.. w. Aston moved that the conn:
! which now has under consideration Il
| solutions offered BY Messrs. Nicha4
con and DurelI be discharged from tel
Their consideration Of the1n, ana t'&i
be referred to the same committee few
the non-interco,Irse bill was justrat
} M. pnzueo1 seroniIcd the M0t1l,
Messrs. Smile, Love, Holland, audi
supported it, and Messrs, Dana, Nln'
Minor, GARDENER and Macon '5f
it.
The question was taken on dl'cAl
tic committee from the further c'a',
ton Of them at half past 5 o'cio:S v
and NAYS as follows: :,
YEAS-Messrs. L. J. Aston, " :.
ston, Bard, Bibb, Blacklodge, bonn :
13yle, BurweIl, Batter, Caln0Nn' !
| C.opton, Cuts, Dawson, Deaas, = !
DurelI, Eppes, Flndley, FISK l ~
G3aoldson, Goodwin, Green, aeis.al'
land, Holmes, Howard, Hun'7hFe|sa =,
Jackson, Johnson, Jones, kera3 mr. a.
rick, Lambert, Love, Marion A',
D. Montgomery, J. MontgomsIy !
Moore, T. Moore, Jer' M019 WIZ !
Morrow, Newbold, Newt2n' ut
Porter, Push, Rea, (Pn' k e i !
T. Richards, vi. Richards, o.3 y, u,
Shaw, Smell, Smile, ]. Smith, ,0 +;
WI y5-L;4ab;Ij N;IbOur, f. I"