Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-06

Temporary.
the public property from oss, at least one public
othcer Is required at each arsenal, and the bill only
PROVIDES Tor placing thirteen principal officers ON
permanent ordinance duty. II had been introdu-
ced IN consequence of the special recommends.
""n oi Inspector General Wool, and of the Ord
nance Department. There had not been a dissent
ins voice in the committee, and while the bill did
nor 20 TO Increase the public expense more than
Si,ouO year, its effects would save TO the II
nhed States nearly 500. 900 every year.
MIR. Wood declared himself entirely satisfied
with this explanations. He had slwa vs. been oppo
sed 10 making the experiment. ON the existing oian.
and should be happy to see it done away with.
MT. POWELL, believing that there were some
Things IN he bill entitled to grave consideration
moved It's reference, to Committee of the Whole
The motion was opposed b. Mr. Vance and
briefly advocated BY MIR. Powell.
conversation then arose between Nfe,srs
dwight, Vance, and Dray,on, in relation 10 an
allowance Of forge to the officers who were TO ~.
appointed u"der the bill, without their making the
usuai statement, oil the number of horses ac.
'ually employed by them, which resulted in The
striking out OF that feature in the biiI when II was
ordered 10 be engrossed for a third reading
DUTIES ON WOOLLENS
The Orders OF the Day being now announced.
the question pending was on the adoption OF the
amendment offered by Mr. Cambrel.ny 10 il
crease the power of the Appraisers, SCI
MIR Wood Of New York. inquired of The Chair
wne'her IL would be IN order, at this time, to Of
Ter another section by way of amendment 10 The
amendment OF Mr.. Cambrelrng
| Ihe Speaker replied that that mus, dependun
on the nature OF the section proposed, which mus,
hereiore. first be read II was read accordnei,
when the chair decided that il was not in order
Mr. COOK then moved TO reconmit the bill
with the following instructions:
Resolved, That the I'LL for the alteration of the
acts imposing duties imports and the amend
ments proposed thereto, be Ie-commit,ed IN H..
COMMITTEE on Manufactures, with instructions So
10 amend tie same as To increase The duty ON all
w"oiien goods which are specified in said bill TO
SUN an amount a. to Increase the duty thereon 10
an amount equal To the difference between ,be
oufthens imposed on the manufacturer of the
r same IN Greai Britain by duty on wool, at the
per'ou OF the passing OF the act Of Nav 24
, io~+' ehttiec " An act 10 amend the several acis
imposing dulles on Imports and ihose which
, were imposed under the tariff Of the British Co
vernment, on the first day Of December last pre
= serving, IN the imposition of .uch increased tIu
Ties, The principle which the duties are lmpo.ed
: 10y the said act of May 24. 1924
MI. Cook explained and defended the psoprietv
OF the recommitment
The debate was farther contained br A. w.,
OF N. York, Mr.. Canbreleng, MIR. Kremer. hIy
Hamilton. and Mr.. lngham, who advocated the
Iecommitment-and by Messrs MaIIary ard
Stewar', OF Pen. who opposed it,
WI oewart spoke at large to the merits of the
ohir-but we are precuded by our limits from
sea-. - Ps'
II. q'es'cn on recomuittins tie bill with in,
sruciions' was taken by yeas and nays, and deci-
ded IN the negative. as follows:
YEAS-Mrssrs. Adams of P-nn.ylyania Ae,,o der fy
GINS Alexander Of Tennessee, Alien of Asen
Archer, Armstrong, Danger, Das,etl Bayle.
Da Dom, bryan Buohapap Buckner, eleng
Dorsey Edwards of Inward, OF North
ons, i.s Fndlsy Of Pennsy vanis, Fnday of Ohio
Eor,Sh' Tst G1,an, Gurisy Halle Hamilton Issbrouct,
Johnson Of New York, Kerr, Khtera Kremer Lecompte
Le.ehei, Livingston Long MsIabie, Mccoy, MrDufe Nc.
HHuon Mckee. Mel of Delaware, Mcneil Mercer Mer
OF Kentucky Moore of Alabama, Newton O,B,ien Gwen
Polk, Powell Rves, Ross, Sawyer Smith Stevenson Of
syvnia stevenson Of |rgina Taliafer Tayl, II Virginia
Thompson Of Georgia Thompson of Ohio Tryv,n, TscI.
OF South Caoiins Yrrplanck Ward Wecm, WirLia, Wi
Yonng.- 80. '-' W. -
NAYS Me'sr, Adams of New York. Allen Of EIa..aehu-
,es angel Ashley, BAILEY, Badger Baldwin, Bartlett Bart
ley Barber Of Come Barney BE cher Brown ,ue;rs
Burge' Campbell Cassidy Clarke, Conflict Crownniei
r'' D'nz dwight Eastman, Everett, Forward, Fosdiek
Johnson OF Virginia johnson of Kentucky, Kidder
i',hrl lawrence Little, Locke, MslIary Markell
Marvin Of New York, Matock. Nc k an
lcLesn oi Ohio McAlanu Mech Merwn Of Come eticu
ieeSite, MILLER OF New York Miller Of Penn.y nfner
lanes mitchell John Mitchell Ou Plumer Porter Reed
pey, Rose Sands Scott, Shannon Sill Sloane Sprseue
tucker oil New jersey, Van Hon. Van Rensselaer, V,nec
'srnum, Vinon, Wales, Webster, Wbippe White Wh,,.
Ohio, Wright. -e5. ' ' VI
The question recurring on the amendment,
oil Mr. Cambreleng, Mr.. Archer, of Va. expressed
desire OF addressing the House, but a, present
moved an adjournment acc cunt of the ia,eness
OF The hour. WheIeupon, the House adjourned.
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