Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

IL, Noes II.
MIR. BENTON then moved to rccommit the
bill, that the different objects whicl, i; cmbra-
ces' VIZ, the abolition of the present system
the establishment of a system of private trade.
&c. might be reported in separate bills.
AMER good deal of debate on thu subject
In which Messrs Otis, Benton, Talbot. John.
SON OF Lou. Ruggies, Lowrie, and Lannaa.
TOOK part; aud before taking any question,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Inc following gentlemen compose the se-
'ee. coh'inittee, To whom was referred the
pettIon ut James Bennett, Inventor of ma
cn'ne for ;erial ascension: Messrs. Minor.
Golden, Stevenson, Fuller. and PoinseH.
VT: SEReEANT, from the Committee on the
judiciary, TO whom was referred a resolution
OF TINS house, requiring that committee TO
inquire INTO the expediency of repeating or
modifying the law of 1913, on the subject OF
vaccination, moved that :he slid committee
be discharged from the further consideration
thereof.
Nj. BURTON, after a few remarks in which
he deprecated the idea of our f-llow-citizens
being suffered, under the authority of our l,ws
10 he slaughtered by hundreds with indiJT,.r-
ence, and asserted his belief that hr shorlJ
nc ahie To establish the fact that the vaccine
agency Is "a mere nuisance, and one of the
mos' dangerous kind, too, aud ought therefore
Id ne abolished or essentially changed in its de-
'd',s, moved thai the subject should be refer
reu ", ,or examination IT, il select committee
TIE Judiciary COMMITTEES WAS discb,rged
from the further consideration of The s,,biect
as moved, and it was referred To a seI,ct com
mittce, as moved by Mr.. Burton.
Inc JOINT resolution for the appointment of
COMMITTEE to inquire into The most proper
disposition at the National PAINTINGS expcu
TED by Colonel Trumbull, was read a third
time, passed, and sent 10 the Scnal.. for c,n-
currence.
SOUTH AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS.
the House then resolved itself info a com
mlttee OF the whole on the state of ,b. Him,
hr SERGEANr IN the chair on the report of
me committee on Foreign Relations. recon-
menuinS the recognition of the inttopm,,ence
vi tue oonth American provinces, and propos-
effect. '"'o
In" resolutions with which the report con-
cliIdes are as follows:
Resoired, That the House of Re,rcs.,.,,;ros
ur Ia the opinion expressed bv the Pr.si,len IN his
message OF the 9th of March, 1922 thai The Are,;
can provinces OF Spain, which haze declared their
10 he recognized by iac Unilc, States as ,deneism,
on>. i'''e"'
8esotrsd. That the Committee Of WAYS and No,,s
SI.t
exceeding one hun, ed Thousand ,,ll,rs IN ~
Tue President of the Uniicd States to give due Eject
Ia such Recognition .'
Mr.: Th'NBLr, hr. PoINsErr, Mr.. RnrA.
W. .t': NELSON oil va IN succession, delivered
their sentiments, the two first a, considerable.
length, generally in favor OF the propositions
before the House
These speeches being greater length than
could be published to day, are necessarily de-.
fcrrad. VIZ
;, Inc COMMITTEES then rose, reported to the
House their agreement to these resolutions.
Inc question being ahoutto be put on agree.
ing 10 the first resolution
MI TUCKER of Va. objected to the MIRA
seoioSy ofthe resolution, and proposed ,o sub-
stltutc the word nations" for 5. nrov;nc.sn
where it occurs
some Other member mentioned the word
governments" as proper, and Mr. TUCKER so
varied his motion. ---' ,"
mr. RUSSELL had no particular partially.
ne sad, for the phraseology of the res olution'
nu' ne objected TO the word governments. he
cause, according TO our system, the word go
Vefhinent Is different IN meaning from the
"ord ma lon. lie would Dni himself acknow
',"e' any ha'ion 10 have free and iIdepen-
DENT government which is not government
OF the people.
Alter some further conversation l., ,,b;cL
Messrs. Hood, fright, }tea, Tucker, and W
Nelson, bore part, Mr. TucKxn varied his mo-
li"n SD rs 10 make the rcsulye read :. th,. late
AMERICAN Provinces of Spain !" which amend
mrnf WAS agreed TO.
:, 1he question was then taken, by Yras and
nays, on agreeing 10 The said first resolution
lows: 80 ~"
fEAS-Mcssrs. Alexander, Allen Of Mass auon
lem Lem Archer, Baldwin, Ball, rlcr Conn B,rber
Ono emo, sassct BaSics, B,yly, Becnw, Blackledre:
Pnu, nofi1n, Breckeardse Brown Buchanan
G burrows Burton Bn'Iri, Cnnbrclens, CsmpbeIJ n v
campbell. Ohio, Cannon, Cassidy, Chambers Cncke
Soden, Condict, Conklins, Conner, Cook. Cr,fts
DurIre b~i. "In''e Edy Dane D.@rng'on Denson
remnsylyania Edwards Of ". c. FarrcIly. Findl.y
"mgr, GsnIard, Gilmer Gisi Gross, Hail. Harvey,
LA, iempA'',, Heni,eks, Herrick, Hill, Iio,
Johnson, } D. Johnston, Jones Of Tenn Kent. Keves
Kirkland, L"il'rop, Leltwch, Lincoln, Litch6elJ'
MeNs, h"" Mc ssS%1Se' NMincsy Mccoy McLa@e
niisn,cer, Msfcalfe, Minor, Mitchell of Penn Moore
o. y, Fem. Moore Of Va. Moore Of AIab Morgan.
Murray, Neae, Nelson, Mass: Nelson Va Newton,
fhrliIps Pierson, Pitcher Plumer Of N. n. Pmo, ar
o. Pen Poinsen, Rankin Reed Of Mass. Rbea Rel
rogers, hoss' KnggIes, Russ RUSSELL Sanders, Saw,
smi 6'' sia~ sloane; s. Smith, Arthur Smith, w.
eon' Sterling Of ". r. Stevenson, Sfewar,' SIoddar
I1wan, lainni, Taylor, Thompson, Tod, TomIinson.
iJnbam, i vnm. Tucker ol s. Tucker Of virg
VA, Wyn.,,,wyorth' WarfeId, Whpplr, White, whitman
WiI'nns OF y: &. Williams OF Va Williamson. Wi,
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NAY-Mr Garnet
% 30 the first resolve passed unanimously.
Win The exception of single vote.
me second resolution being under conside-
CHAMBERS wished that some
gentleman who was convefsant with the yieyvs
d me committee, in relation to the subject.
would explain the reasons for the particular