Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-14
pOaYS& MlpY

Proceedings % Cotsreir. o.. 5fca,if,.
Ia the !Ssna,e. Mr. saldu again Sutn.it.
ted his precise resclaiion by way OF amen,i.
neui (Which - inserted in our pse. c,iint
columns MIR. King opposed ,.-his.
Eaton replied ~ sone length hc SAL,
that 1,ir pioviso veniured an Opini. ,,
neither way: u WAS a protostaa,i1 IN tAe
true signiiicaiion oi HE iern,-iile exsltt.
sion Oh c0nc!u~iOn 4 waiver ca the
part of Congress 10 give an opinion ci.;..,
one way or the Otl,r.' II, had been en-.
coura2ed by .lie inform Alton shat SOME.
geulieme1 who had hrtore voted apaio.s
{ hai changed their opinions, ana wee
tnow disposed 10 vote for n--thls ua> tlf,
inducensnt ter again Ncntuting 10 al =
i.-Oi taking The question:, Il MAS agreed
10. 23 rising IN favor oil n.
Tie question then MAS On orS.cring The
resolution, as 0meHGed. TO q 81 seAihny.-
Nj Morrill, spoke hours against The
fesoinl'n. MIR. Macon nished "a r,rona.if
The TTS"!u'inf, 10 strike cat Mr. E,io,'s
proViso. HE liked The orig ma! resolution
tNimp'y 10 a'''n,' Missouri bni mui tAe
proVisO. The resolution 10 ,ecummi, waa
host, eas II. hays 2z.--ihe question was
inrs taken ON ordering the rcsnlui:on. as
amended, To he engiosSeG sad read IA 81
time, apd MAS cdF5itG as fellows:
ft'Aa-Alessrs Basbour, nrp~n Chandler. ra,on I'll.
w''' rti" Ea'as'i ioim,S of Main' lolrne, Mis-.
ssHin' i'csl' johnson Il htc'i, Johnson If Luuisis-
ha Ming n' A"an'a Llo,d, Prro,t, Piu,ne,, Pleasant
hai,a i,.oi; l"!isr, ino's, Van Dyke, WniA,r OF
Nu!i.ss OF 1,nness go RE
NAYSNrsr' 8arr,il. OAra, Dchrr,on. Hunter. Kim.
o. NSw York. Lslman l"wris, Macon, Mills AiprrI, W.
H,y pa''sr so6cri' Augg.e Sanford, Iie,iO fliLir
la The II. of r. the following proceed
ings took place Gas stated 10 Tie ln,c.,.
grnceDo on The Missouri constitution
he tlnuse ihcnresuused the CONSIDERS
ton OF The resolution iecliiing ;he 4dic,s-
Sion OF the State OF Missouri. INTO t.e
Union.
Mr.. Archey, Of Virginia, delivered al
some length las views of tins snbjeci, and
The reasons WHY he VAS ~ favor Of The
passage al the resolution.
When he con luded-
Mir HiH, OF Massachusetts, moved au
amendmcn'. Qualifying the assent Of tie
admission OF The nrw state intD lie L.
anon by an exception of particular
clause oi the Consl.iuiIun. I'll nloiiru.
however, VAS wi'hdIawh by MIR. Hal far
| the present, on the representation OF NJ.
lo"nhes, 'hai II Mould en- b:rrass lie
| rIa:h debate, by bringing on AN incidental
one, ahd would drurIv" hin, al tie oppug..
tnnitY OF replying 10 some objections he
mad pot aDiIrpated, aud 10 othets aliSinp
| rom d ~. apprehension orcvasion OF his
first arguments in support oil The rcso.u.
! lion.
Nj. Bailwia Then moved TO s,,ike ont
| tie PrsaHbie So the r, olive.
| Mr.. icWndes assigned briefly the req
! sons Why, uH mare mature "a Fiction. he
! should assent Ia this course. though he
I lad a FIRST preferred the other.
ibe Qncsilon heirg .akcu on striking
"ui The Preamble, was decided Ia tie
! GGir5iatire. 81 to Is.
! Mr.. HonphW. Of p"nnsy Ivauia, deliv.
! cred, al considerable lergth, It's ssrii-
'n'nis IN bosilliy TO lie Resolution tor
The admission OF Missouri as nc" coas,-
tulrt!--Aud She House adjourned.