The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-26

M Num- morgan, Niorrow, Mellon, New, Newton,
Ormsby, Pickens, Piper, Peasants, Pond, Richard
son, Rnggod, Rhea, Roane, Roberts, Sage, Sam
mons, SeaNer, Sesv,er, Sc, bert, Shaw, L. Smith
Smith, Strong, Ta!liaterro. rroup, rurncr, White
hill, Williams, Wrght,-70.
The said bill was then read the second
uine ana Committed to commItJec OF the
whole House to day.
The House resolved itself into u commit
ten ct the whole House ON the said bill &
after some time spent therein, Eir. Speaker
resumed the chair and MIR. Bassetr rcpor-
ted, that the committee had according 20
order had the said bill under consideration,
and made some progress therein, and had
Greeted hun TO ask leave to sit again.
Ordered, That the Committee of the
whole House have leave to sit again on the
said bill.
And then the House adjourned until to-
morrow morning IL O'Clock.
7hnraday, jttne 4.
motion was made by Nh. rfilnot-. that
the doors be now opened.
And the question being taken,
1t was determined in the negative. -. g..
The House then resolved itself into n
committee OF the whole House on the bill
declaring War between Great Britain g. her
dependencies and the United States & their
territories x after sNme time spent there
IN, MR. Speaker resumed the chair and Mr..
Bassets reported that the committee had
according TO order, had the said bill under
consideration ard made no amendments
thereto.
IL motion was then made be Mr.. Ouiucy.
20 amend the said bill by adding thereto a
new section, as follows:
Sec. ind be IL further enacted. Tba,
nom and after the passage of this act. that
the act entitled AN act CONCERNING tbe
commercial intercourse between the United
States and Great Britain and France and
their dependencies and tor other purposes"
passed the LIST day of May, 1910, and also
the act entitled IAN act supplementary RI
the act entitled "An act CONCERNING. The
commercial intercourse between the Un;,ed
States and Great Britain and France and
their dependencies & for other purposes %
passed the Cd day of March, 1911. And
also, the act entitled can act LAYING an en-
oarSo on all ships and vessels in the port,
and harbors OF the United States for a Ii
mited time, " passed the 18th dav Of Anvil
1917. be and the same are hereby repeal
ed" 'NPo"i
a motion was thereupon made bv Mr.
Nelson, that the bill and the proposed "a
mendment be re- committed to a Committee
OF the whole House.
And the question being taken thereon.
1t passed in the negative
The question was then taken on the a.
mendment proposed by Mr. Quincy,
And passed III the negative-Yeas AZ
Nays82
The Yeas & Nays being demanded by
one-hfth of the members,
those who voted i'll the affirmative are.
fEAS.-Messrs Baker, Blocker. Breekenr;dgc
brigham, Champion, Cheves, Chittenden. Cooke
davenport, Davis, Ely, Emott Fitch Cooke IA
venport; Davis, Ely, Emott, Fitch, Gold Goltsbo-
nor, Mos.iey, Nelson, Pearson, Pitkin, Potter
G'uney, Randolph, Reed, Richardson, Rdgely,
Rodman, Stewart, Sturges, Sullivan, Targart. i'aI
madse, Tracy, Van Cortlandt, Wheaton, white,
These who voted in the negative are.
NAYS-Messrs. Aston, Anderson. Archer
Bard, Bartlett, Basset, Bib, Blackedge, BOYD,
Brown, Burweli, Butler, Calhoun, Carr, Cochran,
Ciopton; CSndit, Crawford, Dawson, Dcsha, Dins-
Green, Grumdy, b. Hall, o. Hall, Harper, HAYES,
Hnfty, Hynemian, Johnson, Kent, King, Lacock.
Leftover, Little, Lowndes, Lyle, Macon, Maxwell.
Moore, M'coy, M'Kee, M'kim, Metcalf, Mitch,
ormsby, Pickens, Piper, Peasants, Pond, Ring,
gold, Rhes, Roane, Roberts, Sage, Summons, Sea-
yer, Sewer, Seybert, Shaw, G Smith j. Smith,
Stanford, Strong, TaIlaferro, Troup, Turner,
Whitehi', Williams, Widgery, Vim, Wrisht-
81.
No other amendment being proposed to
the bill, tile question was taken, that it be
eDgrossed and read third time
And passed in the Aifirmative--Yeas 7s
mays 49,. "a
Ordered, That the said bill be read the
third time this day.
The said bill was engrossed and read the
third time accordingly, and the question sta
ted that the same 90 pass
Whereupon,
"a motion was made by Mr.. Rcndolhh
that the farther consideration of the said bin
be postponed until the first Monday in Oct
DeXt.
And the question thereon being taken.
lt was determined i'll the negatiye-yeas
~, nays 81.
The Yeas and Nays being demanded by
ne-htth of the members present:
hose who voted in the affirmative are:
Messrs Baker, Bartlett, Blocker, Boyd, Breck-
enridge, Brigham, Carr. Champion, Clnttcnden,
Cooke, Davenport, Ely, Emott Fitch, Gold Colds,
borough, Hufty5 Jackson, Key, Law, Lewis, ~
Bryde, Minor, Moseey, Newbold, Pearson. PitLin.
Potter, Quincy, Randolph, Reed, Ridgeiey, Rcd.
man, Stanford, Stewart, Sturges, Taggart. Tall.
madge1 Tracy, Van Cortlandt, Wheaton, White,
Wson-i2.
Those who voted in the negative are, at
hessrs. Alston, Anderson, Archer, Bard, Ba9-
set, Bib, Blackiedge, Brown, Burweil, Butler.
Calhoun, Chevcs, Cochran, Clopton, Condit, Craw-
ford, pays, Dawson, Desha, Dnsrnoor, Earle, Find
ley, EisS, Ghvlson, Goodwin, Green, Grttndy b
Bail .. Hall, Harper, HAYES, Hyneman, Johnson
Kent, King, Lacock, LeieYer, Little, Lowndes Lvlc
Macan. Maxwell, Moore, M'Coy, Mckee, M'Km,
Metcaif, Mtchlli, Morgan, Morrow, Nelson, New
Newton, Ormsby, PIckens, Piper, Pleasants, Pond.
Richardson, Rnggold, .Rhes, Hoanc, Roberts
Sage, Seavcr, Sewer, seybert, Shaw, Smile, g.
Smith,. J. Smith, Strong, Tallafsrro Tronp Tur.