Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25

my joint declarstcn Tor The purpose of prev ent-
ing the Interference of any of the European powers
with their independence form OF gov eminent,
or 10 any compact for the purpose of preventing
colonization upon the continent of America
On this motion, Mr.. Estll asked the yeas AMI
nays, but The House refused to order them.
The question was then taken ON Mr.. Estil's
amendmendmcnt, and lost.
MIR. Ward, of New York, then moved 10 amend
the amendment; by striking out all after the word
h" none"
The motion was negatived.
Mr.. McDuiiie explained, in few words, the
reasons why he should vote for the amendment.
Mr.. Brown, OF n. Hampshire, was in favor of
the mission, but moved an amendment to the
| amendment of Mr.. McLane by striking out the
words
" Or to any compact for the purpose of prevent
ing colonization upon the continent Of America"
The motion was negatived.
Mr. Stewart, of Pa. then moved TO amend the
amendment by inserting after the word "prevent-
| ing" the words 90 by force"
| The motion was negatived.
| Mr. Herrick then moved an adjournment.
| 1, was negatved.
| The question was then taken on the amendment
of Mr.. McLane and decided in the affirmative by
| yeas and nays as follows:
YEAs-Mess.. adams, of II. Alexander, Of Va Alexan-
der OF Tenn Allen OF TenO Al;tea anderson Angel Arm
Carson, Cay, Cassidy, Claiborne Cooke coner Crumr,
lay OF Ohio Floyd, Forsyth Garrison, Gis, Go>su Iiamou
Iian, Harvey, Hayncs, liemph, il,nry Hines, Hoffman,
iiooombe Holmes Houston Inshau, isacks, Jennings n-
dana,s johnson, OF " \: James Johnson, Kellogg K'n,
kremer, eosre Lincoln, Ion; Mansn Marahy, MARTINI
MeCoy, MeDuihe, Mexican, Mckee, AcLan,, of Del ne.
Neil, John Mitchell, Mitchell, Of Tenn Moore, Of Ky
1ooie of Alab Orr Owen, Peter, Piumer, Polk Rives Saul
deI' SAWYER Scott Sill, Smith, Stevenson Ia Stewart
Taylor, OF va. Thompson, of Georgia, Thompson of Ohio
Trtzvant Tucker, OF s. Van Home, panck, Ward
Weem, Wck,ife Henry Wilson, Wilson, of S. c. Wilson,
Ohio Young.-9a.
NAYS Messrs. Adams, of n. Y. Allen of Sass Archer
Bailey Badger, Baldwin, hartley Barber, Of Conn Barney
Beeeher Brent Brown, Duckner, Buresh Durges, Clarke
conde Cook crowinshield Dorsey Drsytou Dwight East
Edwards, of Pa Estil, Everett Fos.ick Gansry Cur
ley iIssreuck Hayden Heay, Here lugun rhrey
ngeoll Johnson, Of Va Francis johnson, Kidder Latror
lawrence ehe Little Livingston Locke, Malary Markell
hiaTkley Marndale, Marvin, Of N. " Maock., Mclean
Y Mner, Jas. S. MITCHELL Newton o'DIien Pence Porter
ei Reed Rose Ross, Sands, Sloane, Spragur,
Snons. raliaierro raHa Test, Thompson, of Penn
lonlnson frimhe Tucker of n. J. Van enscler. Vance
NarGum. Vinon, Wales, Webster, whipple White, White
mo'e Whtle'ey Williams, James Wil.on, Wood ON. y
The question then being on agreeing to the iepor
OF the Committee of Foreign Relations, as amend
, ed by Mr. Nc Lane.
Mr. Stors demanded that il should be decide
by yeas and nays; which was ordered by the House
Mr.. Allen, of Massachusetts,, then spoke in ex
PLANTATION of the vote he should give, on the reso-
luton, as amended.
In the course of his remarks, he was twice call
ed to order, by Mr.. Stewart; but the Chair pro-
nounced that he was in order.
81 Mr.. Thompson, of Pennsylvania, inquired of tn
= Chair whether the question admitted of division
The Chair decided that it did not.
The cics for the question now increased, and
being about TO be taken, by yeas and nays, pre-
viously ordered:
On motion of Mr.. Moore, OF Kentucky,
u The Mouse adjouraed.