Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-20
When he conclnded-

Mr.. Markley, of PENIS ylvania, rose not, he
SAID, To make a speech upon the hill, although
such had originally been his intention, but he
| thought, after so long discussion, the III ouse
must he ready and anxious to take the final
| question on the bill. He, therefore. now
moved for a Call Of The House.
After the call was concluded, the doors
We're closed four members only were found
To be- absent.
Mr. Stewart then moved 20 dispense with
all further proceedings in relation To the call
| his motion was carried
Mr.. Trimble, of Ken. rose, to call for the
Previous Question. He said he thought the
present proper time to finish the debate. Ii
was known that one member was attending.
contrary To the advice of his physicians, and
wv" or three others contrary 10 the advice si
prudence. he admitted, that some courtesy
was due to those who wanted 10 speak, hut
much more, he thought, was due 10 those
whose sense ut duty had brought them To the
House from sick bcds.---He was one of those
who had inrnded In present his views of the
subject before the final question was taken.
and some things had been said on Yesterday.
which called Tor reply from the friends of thu,
bill; but he had predetermined to waive his
right tn do So, aud hoped that gentlemen ON
both sides would consent to close the discus
sion. No Tariff had ever been debated in cold
blood, and The old members would supnort him
IN saying, that the debate on the present bill
was marked with more temperance than ON
former occasions. He hoped it would termi
nate IN the same spirit OF moderation and for
bearance, that had marked its progress, He
| assured the House, that he made the call under
sense oi duty, but in the full spirit of defer
| cnce for those who might oppose it.
The call was sustained, 1OI members voting
| IN favor at, and 90 against il. Mr.. Randolph
| rose, and demanded another count. The
Chair, IN pursuance of rule Of the House.
then appointed Messrs. Randolph and Tay
Tor as Tellrrs and the mt MIXERS on each side
ct the question We're counted, by passing be-
tween the telers, and returned AS follows:
In favor ofthe previous question IO3
| Against il "a
So the House determined in favor of The
previous question.
MIR. Webster then rose He said he had
been waiting in The House for several DAYS.
tailoring under severe indisposion, in order To
make motion IN relation To this bill, which
was OF vital Importance to his constituents :
but as he had noi yet had an opportunity 10
do it, he moved that the bill be ordered TO
lie upon The tabie. Upon this question, he re-
| quested the yeas and nays.
| Tue yeas and nays wer. accordingly order
ed and the House refused TO lay the hill on
WY 'hpie ytdS 20, ndNS llU.
The prev ious question was then put in the
usual form, " Shall The main question be no,c
put % and carried in the affirmative, by yeas
and nays, as foIlows:-ayes ITO, nays OF.
| So the House determined that the preyio rs
| question be now taken.
Inc main question was then put, ".ShaH
The bill pass 2" aud decided as follows:
fEAS-M.s srs. Adams, Alexander, Tenn. ALI
son, b''be'' COM BARLEY, Beecher, Bradley, Blu
Rfnt RurE ~ n
QUO, 'ssed., Clark, Collins, Condicr, Cook,
Crafts, Craig, Dutfee, Dwight, Eaton, Eddy, Ed,
wards OF p. Ellis, F"rrelIy, Findlsy, Forward,
Garrison, GAz'ay, Harris, HAYDEN, Hemnhil, Hen.
~, Herk'mcr. Hocombe, Houston, jenkins, JOHN
son, v j. L. Johnson, +. johnson, K;ddcr, Ku-
%gel, L.wge"cc, Lsrchor, Lutte, Macarthur, Nc
l"H, Marley, Mar'indsie, Marvin, Ma,ick, Mai
son, Me'calfe, Miller, Mitchell, Pen MicheII, Md.
Moore, Ken. Morgan. Patterson, Penn. Patterson.
Gu om"' p ilu"e,, Penn Prince, R'ha,ds, Rich, Ro
gers hosr, floss Scott, Sharpe, Sloane, s ering,
ewtr', Srodd'rd, Stor's, St,cng. Swan, Taylor,
Ten Eyck, Test, Thompson, Ken. Tod, Tomiinson,
Tracy, Tr'm6le, TYSON, Udree, Vance, o.io, Van
WI triesey, Whit, W,ckIfe lanes Wilson, Henry
Wilson, W'Ison, ONO, Wood, Woods, W .gat-lOI
l.. NA a, Abho., Alexander, of v.g. Al
hour, j. 5 Barbour, B'rller, Basse't, Blair Breck,
Brent, Bureieh, Burton, CambreIeng c ,mpbell,
5. c. cr'er, Cary, Cobb, Cooke, Conner, Crownin.
shield, Cupeper, CusI,~an, Cuhbcr, Day, D~l-
Y,
NY. Forsyth, Fros, Fuller, G.rneti GarIn, Gisi,
ei"van, Gurley, ii,Il, Hamilton, Harvey, hayward
tferrick, Hobar, Hogeb1om, Hooks, Is,,ts, Kent
LnthroIp, Lee, LeItwIch, Lincoln, Lnchf-d, Liver
more, Livingston, Locke, Long, .ugr, How, Nc
Coy, McDufie, Mckee, Siangnm, Mercer, Moore,
AIab Neal", NeisuD, Newton, O'Bren, Owen, Pho
mcr, N, n. Poiasei Randolph, Rlnkin Reed, Rry-
soold,, Ri'es, Saunders, Sandlord, srbey, Arthur
Smith, Alex. SmJih, VIM. Smith, Spaight Spence,
Siandefrr, A. Stevenson, J. Stephenson Taafeno,
dainali, Thompson, Geo. Tucker, VI. Tucker, S.
Carolina, Vance, N. &. Warfeld, Webster, Whip
Gvle, Williams, Y. Wilkins, Va. Williams, N. C.
Wilson, S. C.--l02
30 the bill was PASSED and ordered to be
seut TO ;he Senate for concurrence.
Two Messages were received from the Pre-.
sident of the United States, one respecting
the execution of the 9Th section of an act re
Iatlrg to township of land in John Cleves
Symmes's Patent, another respecting propo
sails made by certain indians of he Cherokee
Nation, for the cession of their lands to the
United States.
| On motion Of Mr.. Storrs, it was ordered,
that when this House adjourns, il will adjourn
I'LL Monday next.
The House then adjourned.