Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09
IN the House adjourned.

render the bounty lands drawn by hem and 10 locate
others in the lieu thereof
| And then the House adjourned m
Congress PJocecdinrs of Frigqy
In the SENATE, several bills were discussed aud par
tally acted on; and one two, of a minor character
ratured. part of the day was spent in the conside
ration OF Executive business.
l. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
| Jnliciary BU,-NTr. Webster from the Committee
on the judiciary, made report recommending t,ot =
conference be asked Of the Senate on the disaSrccin
vote between the two Houses, on the chill further 10
amend the judicial system of the United Satesn
nr' orSy IN asked il the measure proposed was with.
J in the rules OF the House?
! The Speaker replied that it rvas-Wlep in case of
nisagre"ment not only enc House, but beth Houses
"""eFe 10 tn" positions taken, there end OF all fur
lher proceedings, and the bill i'll dispute must iroD: but
"efc only one House has adhered, there Instances
Of conference.
Mr. Stevenson of Virginia. said he had no Jsposi,ion
TO impede the progress of the bill or TO throw obstacles
III the way of its friends. If the gentleman from Mas
sachusctts believed ii best ask conference after
- ~ IL SanetA, l4a 1Ir- s would not opposc
i, i: uiousnt' however, 1t could produce good re-
sun! eev!ug as he did, that the Senate womb mot ro
cede from tie ground they had taken His onl ohinct
III rl@'"a was to justify the opinion he had EXPRESSED
gu yeelaaF as 10 the propriety OF the course AIKEN by
Tue senate III adhcrln@, in the first instance IN ;
amendment without insisting. He Understand Ito 1''
e',au rom Massachusetts, yesterday as obiecing
" 1e course OF the senate as being novel and lnprcce
aenled Mr. > said, he had not had time to ox,,,
the Journals, nor had he done so; but he lad bno w
tered, by his friend from North Carolina. iA1r SarSI
ders 10 recent precedent TO which he begged leave 70
refer the House 1t the bill ADMITTING Nissan;
mo tie Union, during the Second Session of the VIZ
teenlh Congress. There the Senate amended he bjy
ny restricting slavery; This House disagreed TO tic
'eh0Ment' and tie Senate Gdtered without first insist
ihg' There was another precedent MIR s sa;N nc
ia'e as 1921 upon the bill Ccncerniun s.Jnvalid E
s'0n''" The Senate adhered, without insisting and tho
''.'s were !St. These prccedents were MIR & eaiN
Hhecty in point and lac had no doubt the JoI,rnaI
"ouIG SHOW Inauy more which hnIl
ne course was, therefore, MOI unparliamcnarr nor
the House. ''''t-0''ui 10
Mir Webster observed in rcpI,. ut I.,
sala yesterday was. that the course pursued nv fro 60
a!u was extraordinary; and, though there mjnht have
tI t soie F'ecedents OF similar course vet they
iad happened during the hurry and excitement or ~
*" aSt Gays OF session, but that the book which :;
received by both Houses authority il, oueIio,s
uer' Prohounces such course to be regular and ,
sPecuul 10 tie other branch. The gentlemen from, ~;
gina now instances said Mr.. W two cases ,,F ]
ueh'; one OF thcm which relates TO the limo, li,I1
ii'aouTi question: comes within the execution refnr
:eu $eserday; 1t happened the % or I'd of March
y"s' oeoiC lhc snort session closed Into the ou,eu
nave not eXamnCd;-Ilc present motion is in ~, 49,;
'oh parliamentary. The course il promises Il NO, ~
~ o'c, - sun, regular; and the Judiciary Commit
'ec consider rs, under all circumstances tne nro-
So am wen aware flat tie Senate Iayipr, ad
"GFeG TO us amendment, act on anv amerd9ncI,
r ~ i' tiouSe may propose 20 that amendments; but
we ASK conference, and the Senate c-crsn,,r "
~ ftfrV
aaherence aud the Whole subject Of the diff@ri.t h.
tween tle $50 Houses vii! then be open and ary 49,
i"oSencht can be made which the cor,1erecg NAV r
'FOi. 81 '"iS were not 50, 1t would DC ifpDropcr a.
appoint any committee Of conference on the hart ~
ms House because such committee could not oect &
OF Ine senate upon equal ground, and Ought not Ier
fore, to meet il at al. " '0'' ''e'c-
Mr Forsyth said, Chat he Understood ta ,,o,,,i,,.
massachusetts, yesterday expressing an oni,n,
,l"' 'e senate had not treated this iIonse Win 49,
respect by TIC course it had pursued in relation -
~ amendment TO this bill aud he bad I,rqsclC .I,ci
mere was some reason for such an opinion TIC c,t
N'"~l pursued was that which was pointed nm, h.. q,
gentleman, aud Csc departure from II il, Inc - VIC
H's III !cla open 10 such construction ~ H.,
80 mao PGl upon It, hIr. t. said lie was mot 49, =,
e1 niue sensibhity ~ gentlemen on such - s,t:J
''- nc should be glad II Il went little further 81 49,
t@'cL'dcH toward the ESccu;ive Department III "s
we 2v'a'c' Bnt he was unable 10 rcconco - 49, a.
views yesterday expressed By the Gentleman ."e
PO9iUoN "C had nov submitted. Ii Inc fac, l., ~ 20
Ec"uei'aH ihen stated, and this House has mt t ,.e
,e'cH III t,s matter with due respect lie Womb l
''slecui! 90 ourselves 10 go 10 tlis Senate AMI -
mem conference Tue Senate have closed lie -
70 Iuf,her proceeding; why Should We ask nj br. -
open thcHs " rs there any thing OF sIci, ,sc, -
,efes ]" '"is Gaze: lic could not perceive tl,f Tr
""tVty m"'icr Of principle involved; 10 li,c i, sI
ID me- g question o; arrangement; the only cre.,. "
que "' nYenIeucc.--iH such case he c.,,.iJ ~ 49,
NECESSITY oT any uHng eTtcscrlinarv lie fhn1T5, -
i-' 'o "e''er.;9 wcei Us.,t -. IL cg,o ars,i..o
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