The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-16

ms.'. seyer, SHAW. Stanford. Stuart. stsrses.
rasEart, TalImsdyc. Tracy, Van Cortlaadt, Whes-
ION, White, Wilson Sc. :.
vEAS-Messrs. Aston. Anderson, Archer, Ave.
~. Bacon. Bard. Barnetts, bss'e,t, 9ibb. Black
.edgc, Boyd, Brown, Burwelii Calhoun. Carr, Csy.
Coehrss, Clopton, C9pdit. Crawford. Cuts, Davis.
Dinsmour, Fmdiey. Fsk, Fra4kln, Gloson. Good,
syn, Gray, Green. Grandy, r. Hall, u. Hall, Har.
king, Little, Moore. M'Coy. M'Kee, Mt,saif, Nor.
gan, Morrow Neisc'r, Newton, Piekens, Pcasants,
| Rlea, Rosns, Roberts, Sage, Sawyer, Seaser, G..
Smith. j. Smith, Strong. Tall.ferro, Tsln,as,
Troup, Turner, Whitehall, Williams. Widyvry,
1 VIM, Wrisht-69
l. So It vas resolved that this clause or member Of
the section be not stricken out. -.
l. The question was then taken on striking the
remainder Of the section, and decided ~ follows I:
| YEAS---Messrs. Aston, Anderson, Archer, Ave-
~. Bacoa, Barnett, Bib. Bieeow. Beecksa'.
Boyd, breckenridge; Bringham, Butler, Calhoun,
Carr, Champion. Cheve:. Chittenden, Cochran,
Ely, Ernott. Fitch, Ghel,on, Geld, peterborough.
Good~yn. Grurldy, iiafiy, Hynewan. Jackson
johnson, Kent, Key. king, Lacsek, Law, Lewis,
Lowsass, lyle. Moore, M.Bryde; Mkse, Miner.
Ormsby, Pearson .p,kin, Peasants. Potter, Quincy
Randolph, Rec,i, Isidgeiy. Robertson, Samrsons,
Sewer, Seybert, Shaw, &. Smith, J. Smith, Stan.
ford, s;euaT. Strong. s,urges; T.gsar. ral,ferro.
! ton, White, Williams, Wilson.-s4.
I NAYS,-Messrs. Bard, Bassett, Blackledge,
Brown, Burweli, Clay, Ciopton, Condit, Crawford,
Da,enp0st. Davis, sindiey, Fisk. Franklin, Gray,
Halves. Kennedy. Little, Mcoy. M'Kin, Nelson,
Newton, Pickens.. Rhea, Roane, Roberts, Sage,
se.vsr. Troup. Wht.hhi. Widgery. Wrisht-s7.
So tho lxt,er cauae Of the I'd section stricken
Some other verbal amendments having been
made -.
MIR. Pitkin moved to. strike out all the first SEQ
on Of the BILL except the enScns clause, and insert
in lien thereof the following
" That from and after the termination of the war
N which the United States engaged with
che United Kingdoms Of Great Britain aud ireland
(Which termination is to be aseertained and taken
from the date Of proclamation to be issued by the
President of the United States, declaring the
all the officers and three fourths least Of all the
persons who shall be employed sesmen OIL sailors,
ON board any public ship OF vessel Of the United
states, or any ship vessel owned by citizens of
The United States, shalt be natural born citizens of
the United States citizens thereof at the term-
nston OF such war. or servants Of citizens Of the
United States or persons who being residents in
! the United States shall at the time of passing
this act, have declared their intention become ci-
tzens OF the United States according the provi-
sions OK an act passed the 14th day Of April 1902,
entitled an act to establish uniform rule of ma
turazauoR, and to repe The acts heretofore passed
on that subject" and shsll lave BEEN admitted as
such according 10 the provision OF said act: ProSf
sed hoS9eSeT, that during the continuance of the
war, now existing between the United Kingdoms Of
Great Britain and Ireland, and France no persons
being natives OF either of said countries shall be en-
pioyed AS officers, mariners. seamen or sailors, on
board OF the public ships vessels OF the United
States or the ships vessels of citizens of the Uni
ted States unless such persons shall be cit;xcns oil
the CaIted States AZ the termination of the war il
which the United States now engaged as afore
said, orrbeing resident in the United States shall
at the time OF passing this act have declared thei
\ .clfiz nj he ,itaA Gt..f
and snail have been Ad mitted such according Il
the provisions of the act before mentioned. Ant
none bat ships or vessels navgated according to tho
provisions of this and otherwise qualified srd
| ing to law, and continuing to be wholly owned by
citizens of the United States shall be aenomnsted
and deemed ships vessels of the United States
Untitled to the benefits and privileges appertainias
u Tho House adjourned without deciding the mo
1 ton.
\ A message was received from the Senate pre1iou
to adjournment, informing the House of their agree
ment to the resolution this day reported by tn,
Joint committee.
Wednesday, FEB. 10.
The house resumed the consideration o.
the bill to regulate the employment of Fo-
reign Seamen in the service Of the United
States. But, after some desultory CONVEX
sation, the hour having approached for coun-
ting out the votes of President and Vice
President of the United States: the hill wa s
ordered to lie ON the table.
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT g. VICE
PRESIDENT OF THE u. STATES.
/ The hour of 10 having arrived, the Sen
ate entered the Hall Of Representatives,
preceded by their President, Secretary, Ser.
sefiiit al arms and Goor Keeper. and pro-
eeeded . seats prepared for them, the mem
bers Of the house having risen to receive
them, and remaining standing until all had
entered. The President of the Senate took
. seat which had been prepared for him at
the Speakers right hand, and the Secreta-
Try Of the Senate was placed beside the clerk
Of the house. The tellers, Mr.. Franklin Of
the Senate, and Messrs. Macon and Tall
madge OF the house. were seated at table
in front of the Speakers chair. -
The president Of the Senate then procee-
ded to open and hand to the Tellers the
sealed returns from each state, which were
Iseverally read aloud by one of the Tellers
and noted down and announced by the Sec
retaries Of each House.
The votes having ali been opened and
read, the following result was Announced
from the Chair by the President of the Sc
nate, viz.
| 1 For For
President. Yiee.Pre.iaenf.
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