Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-14

N. \. Lloyd of Md, Lloyd of .afass. Macon
Mills, Parrott, Smith, Taylor of Va, Van DYKE,
Ware, Williams-24.
NAYS.-Messrs. Barton, Bell, Benton.
Brown, Chandler, D'WoE, Dickerson. Ed
wards, Eindiay, jackson, Johnson of Ken.
Knight, Lanrnan, Lowrie, JMcIlvaine, Noble,
Painer, Ruggles, Seymour, Talbot, TAYLOR. of
Ind, Thomas, Van Buren-23.
so the Senate determined that blankets should
only be subject to duty of Twenty-Five per CEN
tum nd valorcm.
Mr.. Holmes, of Mane moved to amend the
Oil, oy inserting IN it the following proviso ;
y Froc'ded, that all articles imported into the
United States in any ship or vessel, which shall
nave cleared from any foreign port or place, be.
fore the passage of this act shall be subject to the
same duties as if this act had not passed. "
Mcssrs. Holmes, Benton, and Dickerson, made
a few remarks on this amendment. The cues
ton was then put and decided in the ,,ee-afspe.
by yeas and nays, as follows:
YEAS.-.Hessrs. Barbour. Branch C,,y-
ton, Elliott, Gaillard, Haync, Holmes of Name.
Holmes OF Miss. FL. Johnson, of Louis, J. S.
Johnston of Louis, Kelly, King, of Alab..
King N. Y. Lloyd, of Md. LLOYD of .Mass.
Macon, .MIls, Parrot, Smith, Taylor, of Va.
Van Dyke, Ware, Willians-s3.
NAYS.-.uessrs. Barton, Bell, Benton,
Brown, Chandler, D'Wolf, Diclxcrson, Eaton.
Edwards, Ffndlay, Jackson, Johnson of Ken.
Palmer, Ruggles, Seymour, Talbot, Taylor, of
Ind Thomas, Van Buren-24.
so the Senate rejected the proviso proposed by
.Hr. Holmes.
MIR. Branch then moved to strike out the fol.
lowing line from the bill: con irving pans
four cents per pound.n This amendment was
supported by the mover and by Mr.. Hayne. 1t
was agreed to by the Senate, by Yeas aud Nays,
as follows:
YEAS.-NTessrs. Barbour, Benton, Branch.
Clayton, Eaton, Elliott, Gaillard Hayne, Holmes,
OF Me. Holmes, of Mississippi, jackson, Johnson,
OF Ken. IL. Johnson of of Loua. j. S. Johnston
OF Loua. Kelly, King, of Alab. King, of N. Z.
Lloyd, of Md. Lloyd, of Mass. Macon, Mills,
Parrott, Smith, Taylor, of Ind. Taylor, of Va.
Van Buren,, Van Dyke, Ware, Williams.-29
NAYS.-Messrs. Barton, Bell, Brown, Chan
der, D'Wolf, Dickerson, Edwards, Findlav,
Knight, Lanman, Lowrie, Mcilvaine Palmer.
RuSglcs, Seymour, Talbot, Thomas-13.
SO the Senate determined that frying. pans
should be exempted from the proposed duty.
Mr.. Lloyd, of Mass. then moved to amend the
bill by striking out the following line: Con
cocoa. three cents per pound" Some remarks
were made on this subject by the mover, and by
JGessrs. D'Wolf and Dickerson. The amend
ment was carried without division and thus
the proposed duty on cocoa was stricken out.
Jur Holmes, of Maine, then moved to amend
the bill by inserting the following clause: e.On
Russia, Hollands, and Ravens duck, Osnaburrs,
Tickienburgs, and Burlaps, duty of - per
centum ad valorem.n Messrs. D'Wolf,
Smith, Talbot, Lowrie, Lloyd, of Mass Chan
dler, and Barbour, addressed the Senate upon
this amendment. The question was then put
and decided in the affirmative, by Yeas and Nays
as follows:
YEAS-Miessrs. Barbour, Bell, Benton
Chandler, Clayton, D'Wolf, Elliott, Gaillard
liayne, Holmes of Maine, Holmes of Miss.
II. johnson, of La. ]. s. Johnston, of La Kelly
King of Ala. King, of Ny. Knight, Lanman,
Lloyd, of Md. Lloyd of Juass. Lowric, Macon,
Mills, PARROT, smith, Thomas, Van Buren,, Van
Dyke, Ware, Williamson.
NAYS-yhessrs. Barton, Branch, Brown
Dickerson, Eaton, Edwards Findlay, jackson,
johnson, of Ken. .McIlvaine, Noble, Palmer
Ruggles, Seymour: Talbot, Taylor of Ind. Tay-
lor of Yir.-17.
.Mr. Jackson then moved 70 gil the blank in
the amendment just adopted, with &C troenty,' SO
as to make the duty twenty per cent. This was
disagreed to. Yeas 90, Nays 27.
Mr.. King, of N. Y. then moved to ill the
blank with ':.ftfee'a," SO that the proposed duty
should he fifteen per cent. The proposition
was agreed TO, by Yeas and Nays, as follows:
YEAS---Messrs. Barbour, Barton, Bell,
Branch, Chandler, Clayton, D'Wolf, Elliott
Gaillard, Hayne, Holmes. of Me. Holmes, o
Miss. Ii. johnson, of Louis. j. s. Johnston, o
Louis. Kelly, King of Ala. King, of N. Y. Ian
man, Lloyd of Md. Lloyd, of Mass. Lowrie
Macon, Mills, Parrot, Smith, Taylor, of Vir
Thomas, Van Buren,, Van Dyke, Ware, Viii
liams-31.
NAYS.-Messrs. Benton, Brown, Dickcrson
Eaton, Edwards, Finday, Jackson, johnson
of Ken. knight, McIivaine, Noble, Palmer
Ruggles, Seymour, Talbot, Taylor of Indie
So the Senate decided that Sc Russia, Hollands
and Ravens duck, Osnaburgs, Ticklcnburgs
and Buriaps," should be subject, according t,
the provisions of this bill, to duty of fifteen pc
| tcenum ad valorem.
Mr.. Llyod, of Maryland, Their moved to a
mend the bill, by inserting, after the clause i'm
posing duties on articles manufactured of wood
the following proviso: 20 Provided, That al
| articles manufactured of wool, or of which WOO
Is component part, the actual value of which
at the place where imported, does not exceed
| fifty cents per square yard, shall be subject &c
duty of % per centum ad vaIorem and nc
more.n
On motion of Mr.. Mills, the amendment was
amended, by striking out 60 fifty cents,n and in
serting hirty-tbree and one-ttird cents.n as the
value of the square yard.
Upon the amendment, some remarks were
made by Messrs. Lloyd, of Maryland, Dicker.
son, Talbot, and Mills The question was then
put, and decided in the affirmative, by Yeas and
Nays, as follows
YEAS-Messrs. Barbour, Benton, Branch
Clayton, Eaton, Elliot, Gaillard, Hayne Holmes
of Miss. jackson, ii. Johnson, of Lou. Kelly
King, of Alab. King, of N. Y. Lloyd, of Nd
Lloyd, Of Mass. Macon Mills, Parrot Smith
Taylor, of Vir. Van Dyke, Ware, WilIiams-a4
NAYS-Messrs. Barton, Bell, Brown, Chan
der, D'Wolf, Dickerson, Edwards, Finday.
Holmes, Of Maine, johnson, of Ken. Knight,
Lauman, Lowric, Mctvaine, Noble, Palmer,
Ruggles, Seymour, Talbot, Taylor, Of Ind. Tho