Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
SECRET Observation-Disclosures.
UTedueSdu4, JuRe 3.

u e0HeSGHY, JUHe >.
The house resolved itself into a committee
&c the whole house on the said bill; and after
some time spent therein, Mr. Speaker resum-
I'd the chairand Mr.. Bassctt reported, that
he committee had according to order bad the
said bill under consideration and made some
Drogress therein, and had directed him to ask
leave to sit again.
Ordered, That the committee of the whole
House have leave to sit again on the said
dill.
And then the house adjourned until to-mor-
row morning ! ! o'clock.
THurSdQy, Juae 4.
A motion was made by Mr. Minor, that the
DOORS be now opened.
And the question being taken,
I, was determined in the negative.
The house then resolved itself into COM
1,i1tee Of the whole house or the Bill deciar-
per war between Great Britain and her de
,ci1dencies and the United States and their
territories and after some time spent therein,
Mr.. Speaker resumed the chair and flr bas-
ut reported that the committee had accord
~ to order had the said bill under considcra-
ION and made no amendment thereto.
A motion was then made by Mr.. Quincy, to
,mend the said bill by adding thereto new
lection, as follows:
"Src. Ind be it .ft1uher enacted. That
rom and after the passage OF this act that the
ct entitled T" An act concerning the CORNER.
/ al intercourse between the United States and
ireat Britain md France and their depsndcn-
les and for other purposes" passed the lst
law of Nav, 1910, and also the act entitled
tn l)a RI
An act concerning the commercial inter
course between the United Safes and Great
}iitail and France and their dependencies
AID for other purposes" passed the 81 day OF
Harch. 1911. And also, the actentltled (" An
act laying an embargo on all ships and vessels
in the ports and halbors Of the United States
lDr limited tine," passed the 4th day of A
Drill, 1912, be ana the same hereby are repeal
cd"
A motion was thereupon made by Mr.. Mel
son, that the bill and the proposed amendment
he reoommitted 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 amend
ment proposed by Mr.. Quincy,
And passed i'll the negativc-Yeas a.
Nays 80.
The yeas and nays being demanded by one
| fifth of the members.
Those who voted in the affirmative are,
YEAS-Messrs. Baker, Blocker, Brock
enridge, Brigham, Champion, Cheves, Chltten-
den, Cooke, Davenport, Davis, Ely, Emott,
Fitch, G Id, Goidsborough, Jackson, Key, Law,
Lewis, M'Bryde, Minor, Mosey. Nelson,
P arson, Pllkin, Potter, Quincy, Randolph,
Reed, Richardson, Ridgely, Rodman, Stewart,
S urges, Sullivan, Taggart, Tallnadge, Tracy,
Van Cortiandt, Wheaton, White, Wilson-42
/ Those vino voted in the negative are,
NAYS-Messrs Aston, Anderson, Archer,
Bard, Blr-lett, Blssett, Bb5, BIackledge, Boyd,
Brown, Bnrweii, Butler, Calhoun, Carr, Coch-
rab CIopton, Condit, Crawford. Dawson, De-
ma, Dlnsmoor, Earl, Findley, Fisk, Gholson,
Goodwin, Green, Grundy, B. Hall, 0. Hall,
Harper, Halves, Hufty, Hyneman, Johnson,
Kent, King, Lacock, Lefever, Little, Lowndes,
l.lle, Macon, Maxwell, Moore, M Coy M'Kee,
M'Kim, Metcalf, Mitchili, Morgan, Morrow,