Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-27

cessties.
Mr.. McLane explained this delay as attribu-
table not to the Department of War, but to the
late period at which the annual appropriation
bill sometimes passed this House.
For Pensions ofinvalids, COM
mutation pensioners and
widows and orphans S313,17I AZ
Arrearages in War Department, 10000 60
Aiming the new Notifications, 100000 90
Much conversation took place on this item
between .Messrs. Cooke, and .NcLane, and
Hamilton. The report of Col. Bomford was
read, explanations were given, and inquiries
proposed when, finally, on motion of Mr..
JQcLane, this item was stricken from the pre-
sent bill, with view to its insertion in the o.
Their appropriation bill, at the close of the ses-
sion, by which time farther information would be
obtained.)
The committee thenrose, and reported the
bill, with the amendments.
The question being successfully put, on con-
curing in the several amendments, an ATTEMPT
was made by Mr.. Cooke, to strike out the clau-
ses to which he had objected in Committee, but
without success.
The Yeas and Nays being taken on this cues
ton, were as filows:
YEAS-Messrs. Alexander, of Va. Alcxan-
der, of Ten. Allen, of Mass. Archer, p. p. Bar
bour, Bassett, Bradley, Buck, Burton, Camp
bell, offs. {. Campbell, of Ohio, Carey, Cooke,
Conner, Crafts, Culpeper, Edwards, of N. c.
Floyd, Foot, of Con. Forsyth, Gazlay, Gist,
Hall, Herricl<, +. Johnson, kidder, kremer,
Leftwich, Livermore, Long, Mccoy, Mangum,
Nlatlack, Matson, Metcalfe, Prince Randolph,
Rich, Ross, Sanford, Sibley, Sloan, Arthur
Smith, VIM. Smith, Spaight, Standefer, A. Ste
venson, Thompson, of Geo. Tucker, of Va.
Tucker, of S. c. Tyson, Vance, of n. G..
ofO IL r.
n. c. Wilson, of S. C.-57.
NAYS-hIessrs. Abbott, Allen, of Tenn.
Allison, Bailey, Baylies, Bartlett, BARLEY,
Beecher, Blair, Brock, Brown, Buchanan, Ca
dy, Carter, Cassidy, Clark, Condct, Cook,
Craig, Crowninshield, Cushman, Cuthbert, Day,
Durlee, Dwinell, Dwight, Eaton, Eddy, Ed
wards, of Penn. Findlay, Foote, of N. Y. For
ward, Fuller, Garrison, Gatlin, Govan, Gurley.
Hamilton, Harris, Harvey, Hayden, Hayward,
Henry, Herkimer, Hobart, Hogeboom, IIol-
combe, Houston, Ingham, Isao.1s, jenkins, Jcn-
nlngs, johnson, Of Va. J. T. Johnson, Kent,
Lathrop, Lawrence, Lincoln, Litchficd Little,
Livingston, Locke, Macarthur, McDufIie,
Mexican, Mckim, McLane, of Del. Mallary,
Narkley, Martindale, Marvin, Mercer, Mitch
ell, ofPenn. Moore, of Ken. Moore, of Allah.
Morgan, Neale, Nelson, Newton, Owen, Pat
terson, ofPenn. Patterson, of Ohio, Plumer, of
N. III. Plumer, of Penn. Poinsett, Rankin.
Reed, Reynolds, Richards, Rogers, Saunders,
Sharpe, Spence, Sterling, j. Stephenson, Stod-
dard, Storrs, Strong, Swan, Taylor, Ten Eyck,
Test, Thompson, of Ken. Tod, Tracy, Trimble,
Udree, Van Rensselaer,, Van w. yck, Vinton,
Warield, Wayne, Whipple, Whitman, Whittle-
sey, Williams ofN. Y. Williams, DIVA. James
Wilson, Henry Wilson, Wilson, of Ohio, Wood,
Woods, Wrght-123.
Mr. Ranpolph moved to insert, after the word
IN lNrIv .rrH1 nxtcf ,f d..
a;clause requiring the consent of the State Of
New Yorls-but the motion was lost, Ayes So,
Noes 81. The Speaker giving his vote in the
negative, produced tie. The Yeas and NAYS
were called for by Mr.. Randolph, and are as
follow
YEAS-Messrs. Adams, Alexander, of Va.
Alexander, of Tenn. Allen, of Mass, Archer.
Bailey, P. p. Barbour, Bartlett, Bassett, Blair,
Brent, Brown, Buck, Burton, Cambreleng,
Campbell, of Ohio, Cary, Cooke, Conner,
Crafts, Culpeper, Day, Dwinell, Edwards, of NJ
{. Ellis, Floyd, Foot, of Conn. Foote, of N.
Y. Frost, Fuller, Garrison, Garnett, Gazlay,
Gist, Hall, Hayden, Hayward, Hcrrick, Hoge-
boom, Houston, jenkins, j. II. johnson, Kid
der, Kremer, Leftwich, Lincoln, Litchfield,
Lvermore, Long, Mccoy, McKim, Mangum,
Mallary, Marvin, Matlack, Metcalfe, Morgan,
Nelson, O'Brien, Randolph, Reed, Richards,
Pose, Saunders, Sandford, Sharpe, Sibley, Ar
thur Smith, Spaight, A. Stevenson, TAYLOR, Ten
tyck, Tracy, Trimbe, Tucker, of Virginia,
Tucker of South Carolina, Tyson, Udree. Van
Rensselaer,, Van Wyck, Whitman, Williams,
of VIRGINIA, Williams, of North Carolina, Will
son, of South Carolina, Wood-85.
NAYS-.Messrs. Abbot, Allison, Baylies,
BARLEY, Beecher, Breclz, Buchanan, Cady, Cas-
sedy, Condict, Cook, Craig, Cushman, Cuth-
bert, Durfee. Dwight, Edwards, of PennsylYa-
MIA, Findlay, Forsyth, Forward, Govan, GurIey,
Hamilton, Harris, Henry, Herkimer, Hol.
sornbe, lnghan, sacks, Jennings, Johnson, of
| Virginia, F. Johnson, Kent, Lathrop, Law
| rence, Little, Livingston, Locke, Macarthur,
HcDeiiie, Mexican, .NcLane, of Delaware,
| ,'1arkley .Martindale, Mitchell, of Pennsylva-
MIA, yHoore, of Kentucky, Moore, of Alabama,
Neale, Owen, Patterson, of Pennsylvania, Pat
terson, Of Ohio, Plumer, of New Hampshire,
Piumer, of Pennsylvania, Poinsett, Prince,
| Reynolds, Rich, Rogers, Ross, Sloan, William
smith, Standefer, Sterling, J. Stephenson, Stod-
lard, Storrs, Strong, Test, Tod, Vance, of
North Carolina, Vance, of Ohio, Vinton, War
| field, Wayne, Whipple, Wittlesey, White,
| WiclSlffe Williams, New York, Jas. Wilson.
Henry Wilson, Wilson, of Ohio, Woods, Wright
| "a.
| The bill was then ordered to be engrossed for
| a third reading.
The House refused TO go into Committee on
the Tariff Bill, Ayes 68, noes 82.
| .Ur. Van Rensselaer, moved that, when the
louise adIourns, it adjourn to Monday next.
An attempt was made to take the Yeas and
| Ways on this question, but did not succeed and
nc question being put on Mr.. Van Rensselaer's
motion, was carried-Ayes 90.
And then the House adjourned.
INAUGURATION BALL.
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