Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-23

"RcSofred, HcTJ0ff, Ihat lie is entitled 10
his seat in This House."
MIR. Archer moved to adjourn; but the mo-
ton was lost. Ayes 80, noes 100.
The question, on the amendment, was agreed
to be taken by yeas ana nays.
Mr.. Taylor called for q division of the eues-
tin on the amendment.
Mr.. Sloane called for the previous question,
which Cailthe House sustained; yeas95, noes 10.
Mr.. Moore, Of Alabama, moved to adjourn,
and called for the yeas and nays ON the question.
The House refused to take it by yeas; and
The question being taken, the Housa refused
TO aljourn-aycs Al, noes Ia.
The main question was then put, 1.-THE preyi-
Gus question having precluded all debate as well
rs amendment,) and decided by yeas and nays,
Us follows:
YEAS-Adams, Alexander, of Tenn. Allen,
of Mass. Allison, Archer, Baylies, p. 2. Bar
| bour, j. s. Barbour, Bassctt, Beecher, Blair,
Bradley, Brown, buchanan, Burton, Cady, Cam
brclcng, Campbell, of S. c.. Campbell, of Ohio,
Cary, CaSscdy, Clark, Condict, Conner, Craig,
Culpcpcr, Cuthbert, Day, DwinelI, Dwight,
Eaton, Edwards, of Penn. Edwards, ". G. Ell
lis, Floyd, Foote, N. Y. Forward, Frost, Car
rison, Gatlin, Gist, Gurlcv, Hall, Hamilton,
Harris, Hayden. Hayward, Henry, Hogcboom,
Holcombe, Hooks, Houston, Isacks, jenkins,
F.. Johnson, Ken. Lathrcp, Leftwich, Letchcr,
Lincoln, Litchfield, Long, Mccoy, Mckee,
McLaue, of Del. Mclean, of Ohio, Mangum,
Marley, Marvin, Matlack, Miller, Mitchell,
of Penn. Nealc, Patterson, of Pen. Patterson,
Of Ohio, Plurner, of Penn. Prince, Randolph,
Rankin, Richards, Rogers, Ross, Saunders,
Sandford, Sloane, Arthur Smith, Alex. Smyth,
Spaight, Standefer, Sterling, A. Stevenson, J.
Stephenson, Stewart, Stoddard, Storrs, Swan,
Ten Eyck, Test, Thomson, of Geo. Tod, Tracy,
Trimble, Tucker, of Va. Tucker, of S. c. Ty.
SON, Udrce, Vance, of N. C.. Vance, of Ohio
Van Rensselaer,, Van Wyck, Wayne, Webster
Whitman, Whittlcsey, White, WickIife, Viii
liams, of n. Y. Williams, of Va. Williams, OF
n. G.. James Wilson, Henry Wilson, Wilson, Of
s. G. Wilson, Of Ohio, Woods, and Wright
1875.
NAYS-NTessrs. Brock, Buck, Buckner,
Burleigh, Cobb, Cook, Crafts, Crownius!licld
Cushinan, Duricc, Farreily, Findlay, Foot, OF
Conn. Fuller, Gazlay, Herrick, Hobart, Jen-
nings, J. II. Johnson, Kiddcr, Kremer, Law
renee, Little, Liverinorc, Locke, Longfellow,
McNeai, Mcilim, Mallary, Martindale, Mat,
son, Mercer, Moore, of Ken. Moore, Of Alab.
Nelson, Newton, O'Bricn, Owen, Pluner, Of
n. Ill. Poinsett, Reed, Reynolds, Rich, Rives
Rose, Sharpe, Siblcy, VIM. Smith, Strong, Tay-
lor, Thompson, OF Ken. Tonlinson Finton,
Nhipplc, and Wood-5S.
So ii was Resolved, that JouN BAILEY is not
entitled to Il scat in this House.
[Pending the call oftEc yeas and nays, when
the vote of Mr.. McDuific was called for, he
rose and asked TO be excused from voting, and
gave as q reason, "that he wished those who
should come after him into this House, to un-
derstand the grounds upon which his vote res
ted, for which purpose he offered IL an amendment,
and which had been put aside, without a division,
by the previous question.n1
The committee of the whole were discharged
from the consideration of the report of the Com
mittec of Elections, on the case of Mr.. FORSYTH.
and it was laid ON the table; and then
The House adjourned.