Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-03

],ting 70 letters d 90 md lcI.iisa H.
Ing read, was concurieo II a. .oa9Hs:
YEAs-llcssrs. Alexander, ". !s;so,
Bacon, Barker, BIB, biaeAieag~, E,.tI
B!ount, Boyd, B,n.er Champion, Coos.,Cn''
pepper, Dana, Davenport, Doret, Eja
Ely, Eppcs, Fidley, +rals:jo, Cuar,,'
Ghoison, Coodwyn, Harris, Atna, HIM.
phreys, lisiey, L. s, jackson, joos, N,s,
kenan, Lambert, Lewis, Llvvrmort>Lio..1,
LYON, Macon, Nlarior, Gjas,>,s, hij!.o.
Iohn Morrow, I,sosciey, Mumiora, N.r
bold, Pugh, Quincy, Randolph, Hiksi J. nv
an, Sloan, J. K. Smith, S. SmitA, SCUBA
Stanford, Stcdman, S,orcr, Stur9es, Sw,,,
Taggart, Tallmadge, Thompson, uph.a
Van Allen, Van Corliandr, Van Eykt v,
Horn, Van Rennsse ia.r, Verplanck, WH,.
hill, Wilbour, D. Il. Williams, NJ. WIZ.
ans, n. N;Ison-74.
EAYs-HLessrs. Bard, Bassgtt Bowl,
Brown, Calhoun, Clay, Cuts, Deaae D.,
sha, Fisk, Green, Holland, Homes, Iobp.
son Love, " 'Creer, J. Montgomery, N
Il. Moore, T. Moore, Newton, N;cIo}a,
Porter, Rea, Pen hea, (Ten.) 7. Ricaar4,
NJ. Richards, Say, Saver, Smile, J. Sn,,I
Taylor, Il. Wilson, Winn-33.
Mr.. GhoG20n moved 10 strike out the "a
day OF IyIarch and insert the Goth Nav,
the time at Whieh the partia! repeal Of a,
embargo should take date. lie said be Ind
taken this day in preference to the Isl &y
Of June, which he lad before moved, h..
cause it would give an iucpbitab,e pledge 70
the people shat tire repeal should take piac,
/. by fixing on d period anterior to the COMO.
cation Of the next Congress for the CON.
mcncement Of the operation Of the law, If
the non-intercoGrse system was to be sub
stitute for the embargo, why should ihsr.
be AZ interva! from the 4th Of March till h.
goth of May 1t was a recession for sucna
time from our ground without any inter2r,
ing measure. He called upon gentemenD
shew to him, that it was not rcctdng, that
1t was not submission.
FIR. LJon said that the nation was tired
enough OF the embargo, and he hoped tia!
they would not continue it any longer.
Mr.. Boyd rose to observe to thos= with.
in his hearing that he was not willing to
submit to the dictates of Great-Br'taia or
France, nor Of any gentleman on the 4oor
and that he despised denunciat;ons con:
from whence they would.
Mr.. IiGc9n moved to strike out all that
part Of the bill relating to the repeal Of the
embargo, which motion superseded that Of
Mr.. Gholson.
The question was then taken on Mr. Ma
cons motion by Yeas and NAYS as follows
YEAS-Alessys. Bard, Bassett, Bib,
Blackledge, Blount, Boyle, Calhoun, Clay
Deane, Desha, Franklin, Holmes, How
ard, ]. G. Jackson, Johnson, Kenan, Ma
con, Marion, J. Montgomery, Newboa'
Porter, Rea, (Penn.) Khea, (Ten') Say
Smile, Stanford, Taylor, Troup, VerPlaGcS
Whitehiil, D. r. Williams, VIM. 81
NAYS-Mcssrs. Alexander, W. Aston
Bacon, Barker, Blake, Boyd, Brown, But
Ter, Champion, Chittenden, Cook, Cq,'
pepper, Cuts, Dana, Davenport Dure"'
Elliot, Ely, Eppes, Findley, Fisk, oar
denier, Gardner, Galnett, Cholson, 5000
wyn, Green, Harris, Holster, Humphreys
Helms, Hoge, Ilsley, 4. S. Jackson JSr'
k'ns, Jones, Kelly, Lambert, Lewis ~
vermore, Lloyd, Love, Lyon, Masters
M'Creery, Minor, n. r. Moore, l.
Moore, Moseley, Mumford, Nlcholas'
Newton, Quincy, Randolph, J. RIchaFos'
NJ. Richards, Riker, Rowan, RusseI, paw
yer, Seaver, Sloan, J. K. Smith, J. oml'N'
S. Smith, Southland, Stedman, Stoler, o'uI'
ges, Swart, Taggart, TalImadge, 1nonP
son, Uphsm, Van Allen, Van Corta"o'
Van Dyke, Van Horn, Van kennsssl"'''