Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02

Mr. Randolph followed Mr. Branch In support OF the
resolution, and addressed the Senate about four hours
tie concluded about six O'clock, when
Mr. Bell rose to put end to this debate that the
senate might proceed with the other BUSINESS there
lore moved to lay the resolution the table stating his
OBJECT TO be, thatit should not be again taken up mir
Randolph, I'm under tone said he should call n up
every day during the session
The question being taken the motion to Law the re-
solution the table, decided in the affirmative
by yeas and nays, follows:
fEAs-ElesSrs. Barton, Bell, Boulignv Chambers
Chase Clay ton, Edwards, Hendricks riolncs John
son OF Louisiana Knight, Llovd AI'llvaine Marks No
ne' heed Robbins. kugges, Sanford SEYMOUR Smith,
Thomas. Wilcy-o3
| NAYs-Messrs. Benton, Berrien Branch Chandler
Dickerson, Eaton, Findlay, Harper Harrison, Havre
johnson of Ky. Kane King. Macon Randolph Rowan
Iszeweli, Van Duren, White, Williams Woodbury.
81.
And that the Senate adjourned TN1,t Int.
IN the HOUSE, RnpREsENrArlvrs- Web
ster from the Committee on the Judiciary rero,e3 tho
biil for altering the time of holding the session of the
supreme Court OF the United States and of tie ses-
SONS OF the Circuit Courts of the United States for the
Districts OF Georgia and North Carons which was or
uered 10 be read third time tomorrow
The Bill to exempt from Military duty e professors
trustees and students of Georgetown and Columbia
Colleges, was also ordered 90 be read ,ird time TO-
day, after being amended rs to extend ,o a u tbe So
nnaries Of Learning in The District of Columbia
The resolution offered by MIR. Owen of Alabama
some GAYS SINCE on the subject Of Tie report of the Com
mitee OF Claims, in the of Francis Larche was
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report and bill with instructions 10 report tho evidence
which after brief debate was agreed to-
he report made by the committee APPOINTED for that
purpose, o the business 10 be acted on durp the nre
sent Session, was .rreed to- r
The House then took up the bill to nrovIe for e re
mel OF the surviving officers OF the army of the Revo
Iu'ohary war Ar Allsun moved TO postpone the bill
ana amendments Indefinitely, but withdrew it. Mr.
Iowei moved tolay tie bill and amendments on the ia
oe' 20 gve more tune or examination of the amend
Wen's-Ayes t2, noes SO. Several OF the amendments
mace IN committee of the Whole were then agreed 10
when ir Mitchell moved 10 postpone the further CON
s'deralion OF tue DILL and amendments till the LIST OF Jr-
~. The question was taken by ayes and noes-Aycs
40, noesI24 -
Inc amendment offered in Committee of the Whole
| by Mr.. Wecms of Maryland, was again put and re-
jected. FN' Gnu &C.
On motion of MIR. Carson of North Carolina tho
amendment of Mr.. Reed was amended so as 10 inclnd
those who fought at the battles of kim, ATorn,a,
Cow Pens and Salt Springs
On motion % Mr. Ward OF New York tlc a,nonj
1nent was further amended by introducing those vino
fought at Saratoga, bennington ard Lexinaton-Ayes
50, noes 80.
Mr. Barber Of Connecticut, moved 10 amend bv nj.
dnS those who fought at Fort Griswo!d Connecticu
but the motion was rejected.
On melton of Mr.. Reed the amendment rol3
in Committee of the Whole on motion of Mr. Wa
TO include the Militia was stricken ort-Aves Sd ~
Noes II.
Mr. Martinlale Of New York moved TO ;rcrdc thoso
employed with Montgomery al Quebec. BIZ tc motion
was ncgatived-Aycs 59-Noes Co.
ME- burgess of Rhode Island then rioveJ an o,ncnd
nent OF some length and motion of Mr. Vance the
bill as laid the table, and tle amendment ordeoI
10 be PFlnted.-Ayes 80-NOes 30. T.4lcr. Gg-.