Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-08
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were agreed TO.
! The Committee of Conference recommended o
the Senate to recede from lis amendment TO the bill
making appropriation for the suppor, of The Indian
Department; and the Senate receded
The bill making provision Tor carrying into Ell
feet certain Indian Trea,ie., passed through
Committee OF the Whole; was read third time
and passed
! The bill altering the time of holding the Distrit,
Cour, of the u. S. in the Easter District of Yir-
gnia, holden at Richmond, passed through a Com
rtee of the Whole and was read third time
and passed.
Tie bill to increase the salary of the Marshal of
the Eastern District OF Virginia. passed through
Committee of The Whole; and after having been
explained by Messis Van Buren, and Holmes, an
amendment was adoptad; when the bill was read
a third time and passed.
I Ga motion of MIR. Johnston of Louisiana, the
Senate took up the amendment of The other
House to the bill TO regulate the intercourse be-
tween the United States and the Colonies of Great
Britain
! MIR. Johnston of Lou. moved that the Senate
concur in the amendment OF the House; which he
! explained at considerable length.
I Mr.. BerrIen opposed the amendment.
Mr.. Holmes moved to amend the amendment,
to make she prohibition TO extend 20 all
places in North America. Mr.. Tazewell OPP
posed the amendment, which was explained by
ayes and noes asked by Mr.. Van Buren,.
| MIR. Tszewell moved TO strike the latter
clause OF the amendment of the other House
! On this motion considerable discussion took
place between Messrs. Tszcwell Hclmes, Van
|; Buren,, and Sanford.
Mr.. Holmes withdrew his motion.
Mr.. Berrien offered 10 amend the amendment of
The House by striking out the clause providing for
a prohibition. r''-
! This motion was debated at some length by
Messrs. Woodbury., Edwards, Reel. Berren,
Chambers. and Van Buren,, when the question was
taken. and the motion of MIR. Berrien rejected by
/ the following vote:
AEAS-Me..rs Barton Bstemsn. Bell, Chamber, Chase,
Clayton, Edwards, Hani'on, Hendricks Homs, johnson of
Lon,iana Knight, Marx, Noble Robbins, Hughes Sc, uou
NAYs-Mesn, Benton, Berien BouIigny, Branch Cb,nd-
,ef Cobb, Dtkerson, Eaton Frrly, HsyDe, Kane, King
Smith Of Nd Smith Of .. c. farewell, Van Buren,, W hhe
Williams, Woodbury-26.,
MIR. Holmes. renewed bis motion to amend the
amendment of the other House; which was car
MIR. Woodbury. offered an amendment, to the a
inendment of MIR. Holmes, making the prohibition
an entire non intercourse both by land and alter;
which was rejec ed, 90 L. 81
MIR. Johnston of l. luisiana, renewed the motion
10 concur In the amendment made by the other
House.
On this motion desutory debate ensured, in
when the motion was nega,ived by the following
{. vote:
YEAs-Mes,r Barton Berrien Branch, Cobb piekerson
Eaio, Fnday Hay kng, MCKINLEY, Macon, Reed Ridge
" Rowan, Rsndoph Suih Of Md Smith oi 5. O. Tszewelr
White NoOdbury-20.
NAYS-aiessr; B,emsn Bell, Benton, BouliSny Cham
hers, Chandler Chase CLAYTON, Edwards HarIiscn
iioimes, Johnston Of Lou Kane K"g, Mark. Nobie Rob
bins ugse' Sanford, Seq mour, si'ber, Thomas Van Bu
So the Senate disagreed to the amendment of the
oiher House.
Mr.. Hay ne from the Committee of Conference,
on the amendment in relation 10 Dry Docks, 10 the
bill Tor the 81 adua Improvement OF the Navy re
ported that the Committee recommend 10 amend
the bill by providing for the erection Of four Dry
Dorks. instead of three
Mir. Hayne hen we'd that the Senate recede
and adopt The amendment reported
This motion Was opposed by ,essrs. Chandler
Dickerson, Eaton, Smith OF South Carolina, and
Randolph. and supported by Mr. Hayne, " hen the
question was taken, and he report rejected, TO
I'll
On motion of Mr. Cobb, the joint resolution
from The Other Hou.e ior the Suspension of the Ish
rule was taken up, and on the amendment offered
by MIR. Cobb, which Tar dispensed with the
Iule as 10 authorize the President TO receive bills
on The last "a, OF the session, much discussion
took place. When, on motion of MIR. Benton
The resolution was ordered TO lIe on the able.
The other House having insisted on their a
10 tie COLONIAL trade Dill, The Senate
on motion of Mr.. Randolph, insisted on disagree
ing, and the President was authorized 10 appoint
Committee of Conference. M,ssrs. SmtL OF
South Carolina, Johnson Of Louisiana, and Tsze-
well, were named.
The other House having disagreed to the a.
mendment Of the Senae 10 the bill 20 increase
the salary of the Marshal of he Eastern District
OF Virginia. On motion of MIR. Cobb, he bill
| was ordered 10 lie OH the table.
4 MIR Taz.xE ell ftnu tIe( e n.
renee, on the Colonial Trade Bill reported that.
having met lie Managers appointed By The House,
the Joint COMMITTEES were unable to agree on one
point.
The bill for the relief of invalid pensioners
was on motion Of MIR. Noble, indefnlel, post.
poned.
MIR. Smith OF Md. moved to take up the re-
solution to suspend the 18Th rule, which was car
Ted - ii 10 III.
Mr.. Benton moved that the time at which the
| resolution was taken up, q o'clock, A. M
should be entered on the journal; which was re-
iected.
Mr.. Cobb withdrew bis amendment.
Mr.. Williams wished to know it be was in or
der TO propose that the Rule should be sus pc
In relation only, TO those bills passed this night.
i MI. Randolph rose 10 inquire of the chair 4,
whether this motion could be received sbd he
would ask the Chair, whether ihis was not The 81
OF March; and whether the matter was not tore
closed---wbe,her il had not run its race? II he
Senate had laws, he thought they should adhere TO
them.
The Chair decided that it was now the 81 of
March.
MIR Chandler moved that all the bills not acted
on be land the table, but the motion was decid-
ed out of order.
After much conv efsstion and some motions, the
! question was taken on the following amendment