Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-07

ev,ipVS a. ih,s.' 10" had nuucrd. lie ,,is-
approved Air. RanioiphS amendment be-
cause II would nru'rai,ze hiS proposition.
aui leave the rules lusi a. imperative as
they ~ere al pr, sent III Tie case lac wish-
rd 10 provide tor.
MIR. Uercer, with the view OF proceed
iug al oHee Ia The important BUSINESS OF
the day, moNed 10 lay the sublrci on the
table i,Ui the muiiou MAS u, salIved.
Mr.. NJ. then moved The iudrfiniic post
poncIncui OF ;he proposition and spos-
al so:ne length against il, as rta img IN
the ian,'a y; Il maIoriy at the House AN
engine Hi oppression and injustice. lie
waved his mn!ipu, however, 10 give place
10 motion 10y
MIR. Widian.s. of North Carolina, who
Cnie riaiucd doubts on The cXpedipncv of
ilr p,uposiiluu, and MAS moi prepared al
thts moment I" vote on 10 AND therefore
moved as S,pOhctnvnt uniii To- morrow.
lhis. motion prevailed: aRd the amend
nri,t wa~ postponed accordingly.
The Speaker ia.a before the House a
lpt,ci irOdl the Secretary oi the Treasury,
transmitting al abstract of HE Official
cUolumenis anu expenditures OF the o!iir
GERS al the customs, Tor the year 1919
rendered IN ubedieuce 10 the provisions
ola iaw al Congress: Itch vas ordered
Ia lie on The table.
The House ben proceeded 10 consider
- mrssage received! Yesterday ton, lie
Senate, requesting oi Tins House con-
terence on Ike diSnerrcing votes al Tie
i"n Houses OF the amendments OF the
Senate Ia The Alaine hit,
On motion vt Mr.. Hoi,neS, the confer
"ncr was agreed to; anu a commitlee OF
f've omber> ordered, aS The nauayrrs
on The part OF hi House. MeSsrs. Holmes,
Ea9for, L"pnits, PARKER OF Mass. aud
hi"Sry, con-, i0se The commit &c.
Our. BILL
The House next took 40 the amend.
n'en'S reported by the COMMITTEE of the
Whole 10 this bmi.
tiie question wa taken on all the
amendments la The biil, with lie excep.
tipA ot ihe r"sirictlnn moved ia commits
lie by Mr. 1oyi0r, and were agreed to.
~ qursilun then recurring on tie re-
s;rictise amendmen;--
Mir HioTrS moved IT, amend That amend.
meat 10y striking out tie words "sAaH
o'da!n md establish" aud inserting therein
clhtr ""rGs, 40 as 10 make the pruyislnA
Tor excluding slavery proposition 10 the
convention OF Missouri, as an article OF
cpinpaci between the United States and
lhe SAID STATE. for their tree acceptance or
rejection instead Ola positive Injunction.
MI. fihea spoke near an hour anains,
ihe Restriction.
Mr.. W0iker, Of y. c. spoke a sllor,
tlme on the same side.
Mr.. Ford, of n. I. spoke half an hour
~ answer 10 the remarks Of several gem
lr'n'ch WIN had opposed The Restriction.
NF. Jo@"yOD, OF Va. replied briefly 10
Dir. +. and IL explanation OF remarks
"b'"h he bad before sade.
MIR. NeisDa, OF Va. next rose. and enter
"'! Hioa general examination al Tie re-
S'tietlon III The proposed case, Ia shew
mat Congress possessed no Fighl 10 in.-
pose it.
Nif. H""foioa spoke some time against
Mr. S'orrs' amendment.
MIR. -SmHa, OF Md. followed, aud add
dressed ihe House al considerable lcnaih
against he Cigiii Of ! s;iiu;iur, &c.
Ma. Forrest, OF Penn. mcNt rose, and
spakr about halt an hour in supper, of the
restriction.
Mir Pa'Ae7', Of Va. occupied The floor
about HE sawr length el lime on the
oIhrr slde. When MIR p. conciaded,
) he Question wds pul on tie amends
n'+"' offered by MIR. Sio,yS, and decided
~ iHe negative, BY } cas- aud nays, as toll
lows:
q Ten
hhdersnu, Archer - sid. Archer or va. BALDWIN nail
Eafh"HI, Binoni ID, Breyard i.rowD BRYAN B1t,,,r
hut"r,' "hpe' ~ Lou. CanHsn, Comb, Cocke, Ctaa
i'I"' C'o"ei! |"thitib, CTgsPpcr, CuthnciI, DaYid
s"l' Earle, Edwards Of NC. Erwin. FISHER FLOYD
f"i'r'toh 'sf"ett Hal Of " C. tardin MT iioi,les
-, 49, lohrs Of Va. keii. Little LlWmf s. ~ Gov
MFC''HtV, NcLane If brl. McLeaa OF 4 en-, Nasnn
ne's-, hcfrer, de'eaif, Neair, Nes-h iva. NewIoA
ONrtsirecj, Parser Oi Va. Pihckn-t p,nd.u prz,I.,
MAXIM Reed Rhea, R.nggo,h, Robertson sriile Sbaw
o'"hlhs ''Icninb, Snith al Ma &. S;Hi IA of VA A.
Sntts ri Va. Spiiih of Il { Soirs SIr,lh.T Svearin
H.. lp Egr n
nMer' W"iA-r NJ y Z. waiae.d, Niaais Of Va wi.
NoErf, Basman, Bs.chef, BodrH, Bfrsli, Bnnuui
tnilrr 81 ~ " CampbrlI, Case, Ciasrtt Ctark Col
- u eastman, Darlington. nsnnison UeVitl nick,
iit ~, b0Tse Etdy, Edwards at Com. ElW ards OF
ffn"' ta' t"zer, Foot Ford, FORREST, Fuller Gross
g. p GFOss uf Penn. GuYun, i!ackiey Hail oI n y
ss,,"I."''' ntDph'i, Henarichs, HsTTck, BInshmau,
h'is'ef, Iio'ieier. Johnson, Jones 81 Icup Kendall
'hs'Y. ki"s'ey, L't'.rop Lincoln, Liwn Ll,rri,oTe
- nav, Naclav' Malay, NaIchdud. Meech, H. Moore
hi""fe, M"neH, Morton, Musslry Muffa, nelson
81 Aia's PS1cr o. Mass. Patterson, phelps. rhiison
i'c"rr ti"ipsr kanfVlph, kch, Richards uich.' ud
"eris 4"ss, RUs5, SafupsnH Setge emit Si.bre sinau
S."Hh "i N""idtd, Stevens, Street. Strong nj W.
.'r :" 81 ~ !. TAR, Tatiur T1tnlmson, ID,,nkins
tu'a1. wo"d--t8. "'"'''t'
Mr.. %cou ihrn offered al amcnhmpn,
Z" Use restrictive Amendment, having for
~ "iIcti, 10 substance, 10 prevent The
operation rt iir restriction either nn HE
states ho" Ia Missouri, al OH ficD. IN
tl,1w
Fhis proro.iiinn Z" as Advocated by Mr.. !
CamppeH, of Ohio; bui
Hir. Ne0tt at Tie suggestion nf several
Of j'iS friends, WiiIdrc~ hts amrndiurnl.
t'r 1GfSiiin @iS jlirn taken uu con
fhfricg 10 tn" restrictive Amendment,
adopted iH the committee Of ihr Whole |
on q 'r motion of Mr.. Iayo'. ant dccided |
~ lie afihnaii'c, b. cds aiJ nays. IL |
foii"ox:
. YEAS -IIcssrs. Adams, slrn ofI4ss. AleH ofN g. !
'atr' bhrm1n, HrrcHsf 8DJr". G.i,a. i.H4ni Cu.irf
" ". ~. Ctup4'li, casr, Cldg,tf, CaTk C,,k. Iiaus
''"hdh, Darlington btuuisOu. DatItt. DIraius.n J
~ Sc. tGdy tuAaId. o. Com EhAAlAs i ,enn. ~,