The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-21

phfeyS, ltSley, J. ". JACKSON, N. D JaCASOb,
Jenkins, Johnson, Jones, Kelly, kenan, Key,
kirkpatrick, Lambert. Lewis. Lloyd. Love.
Macon, Marion, Masters, M'Crecry, Minor,
ID. Montgomery, j. Montgomery, \. K.
Moore, T. Moore, Jcr. Morrow, Jno. Nor
TOW, Moselcy, Mumtord, Nelson, Newbold,
Newton, Nicholas, Ptkin, Porter, Quincy,
Randolph. Rec, Rhea, ]. Richards, NJ. III
chards. Russell, Say, Seaver, oaaw, Sloan,
Smeit, Smile, J. X. Smith, J. Smith, Sou
thard, Stanford, Stedman, Storcr. Stnrgess,
Taggart, Tallmadge, Taylor, fnompsHn,
.Trigg, Troup, Upham, Van Allen, Van
Eortlandt, Van Horn, Van Rensselaer,, YER
planck, Wharton, Whitehill. Wiibodr, Viii
iams, y. Wilson, n. Wilson, Winn-1l8.
NAYS-Messrs. GARDENER, Hoge-2.
Senate of u. S.-Fe6. 90, 1909.
The bill "tD interdict the commercial in
tercourse between the U. States and u. Bri-
tain & France, and their dependencies, and
for other purposes" was read the second
time, and considered as in committee of the
whole, and the president reported the bill
to the house amended.
On motion by Mr.. Reed, to strike out uf
the 11th section, the foiiowing words .-
.sAnd cause to be issued, under suitable
pledges and precautions, letters of marquc
and rcprisal, against the nation thereafter
continuing i'll force it's unlawful edcts "a
gainst the commerce of the u. So
lows yeas II; nays ID:
YEAs--Messrs. Condit, Franklin, Gil
pan, Goodrich, Hillhouse, Lloyd, Mathew
son, Parker, Pickering, Reed, Sumpter-
IL
NAYs--Messrs. Anderson, Craw ford,
Gailiard, Giles, Gregg, Rowland, Miledge,
Moore, Robinson, Smith, Md. Smith, \. y.
Smith, Ten. Tifin, Turner--14.
House Of REPRESENTATIVES, U. S.
Eot,,.
On the question, that the House do con-
cur with the committee of the whole in
striking out of the 18th section of the above
mentioned bill, the following words: send
TO cause TO be issued, under Suitable Pledges
and Precautions, letters of margue aui re-
f,I$alagaiast the nation hereafter continu-
ing ~ force It's unia1fui edcits against the
Commerce ofthe y. States"
Itwas resolved in the affirmative, as fol-
lows yeas "a; NAYS 35
YEAS-Messrs. Alexander, w. Aston,
Bacon, Barker, Bib, Blackiedge, Blake,
Blount, Boyd, Butler, Champion, Cook, Gull
pepper, Dana, Durell, Elliot, Ely, Eppes,
Fmdley, Franklin, Garnett Gholson. Good
win, Harris, Hclmes, Humphreys, nsley, r.
S. Jackson, Jones, Kelly. Kcnan, La nbert,
Lewis. Livermore, Lloyd, Lyon, Macon,
Marion, Masters, Minor, Jno. Morrow Nose
ley, Mumford, Newbold, Pugh, Qiacy,
Randolph, Riker. Rowan. Sloane, j. k.
Smith, S. Smith, Southland, Stanford, Stcd-
man, Storer, Sturges, Swart, Taggart, Tall
madge, Thompson, Upham, Van Allen,
Van Cortlandt, Van Dyke, Van Rensselaer,
Verplanck, Whitehill, Wilbuur, Williams,
Wisoa-74.
NAYS-Messrs. Bard, Bassett, Boyle,
Brown, Calhoun, Clay, Cuts, Deane, Desha,
Love, M'Creery, ]. Montgomery, n. r
Moore, t. Moore, Newton, Nicholas, Por-
ter, aea, Rhea, ]. Richards, NJ. Richards
Say, Searer, Smile, ]. Smith, Taylor, Viii.
son, Winn-55.
In Senate-Fe6 II, 1909.
The senate proceeded to consider the a.
mendments of the House of Representative
to the bill entitled, An act to interdict the
commercial intercourse between the u. s
and G.. Britain & France, and their DEEPEN
denotes, and for other purposes"
On the question to agree to the amend
ment of the 18th section, as follows Strike
cut The words, d" And to cause to be issued
under suitable pledges and precautions, let
tcrs of marque and reprisal against the ma
ton thereafter continuing in force its un-
lawful etlicts against the commerce Of the u
States"
1t was determined in the affirmative, a.
follows yeas II, nays IL:
YEAS-Messrs. Anderson, Bayard, Brad
ley, Condit, Franklin, Gregg, Rowland, Kit
chcl, Mathewson, Megs, Mtchill, Parker
Pope, Reed, Sumpter, Iitfin, White-17.
fJAYS--Messrs. Gailiard, Giles, Gilman
Goodrich, Hilihouse, Leib, Lloyd, Miledge
Moore, Pickering, Smith, Md. Smith n. Y
Smith, Ten. Turner.
MIR. Erskine's instructions were given or
the ODD of Jan. 1909, and his arrangement
proclaimed by the president of the United
States on the 18th Of April. 1909. This ar
ranpcment was disayoWed )y the B,;t; IL
government on the 24th of May 1902
The French Rambouiiet decree took
place or the Esd Of March, 1910.
BALTIMORE, Jan. IS.
AR TO THE ED1ToRs-DATED