Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-15
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IL.
IN SENATE
Ire.utire Pr0ceeIinas.

|OCSGGNSS,
ne senate resumed the consideration of Tn.
nomination OF Joel Il. Po;nseit, as Enynv Extras
ordinary and Minister Pienipotent,ary OF the IIui
ted States 10 the Assembly of American Mj.isters
transferred hom Panama 10 Tacubaya in Mexico
In The place Richard q. Anderson deceased.
M. be'fion offered he following resolutions:
heSofced, Ths it is inexpeiieni tor the IJni,,1
States TO send any Minister in the place Of r. g
anderson, deceased, 10 the Congress Ct American
Nations al Tacuhaya.
The question being taken on This resolution. i,
WIS nesatived by the foowii g vote:
fEaS-Alessrs. Beaten, Berrien, Branch.
Chandler. Cobb. Dicke,sun, Elton, Fi.dlay
dolph, Ridsely, Rowan, Snih Of s. Carolina
Iazeweil, Van Ruren, White, Williams. and
Woodbury-22 "'''
NAYS Mess's. B'r!on, Ba,eman. Bell Bou-
iSny, Chambers, Clayton, Edwards, Harrison
Hendricks, Holmes, Johnson OF Kentucky. John.
son OF Louisiana, knight, Mark, Mills, Noble.
Iteed Robbins, Ruggles Sanford, Seymour. SIX,
bee, Smith Of Md, Thomas, and Wiley
Mr. Benton submit ed the following resolution.
IL appearing to the Senate, from the documents
communicate ed by the President in the Treaty nj
Onion' League and Perpetual CONFEDERATION. ron
Guided by the assembly OF American Nations at
Panama on the ION OF jay. 1895, il is sripuIa
tea mat the Governments there repi sented would
re"e" their invitations 10 the neural and friendly
Powers 10 send Plenipoten,ars 10 Cacubaya; and
II further appearing that such invitations have
ye, been given to our Government:
therefore, yeSOiued, That, without now ex-
pressing its opinion as TO the expectancy of the
O"hed States being represented at the Congress of
acuDaya, tie Senate OF opinion that no further
steps ought to be,aken in tha, Mission, nor anv
| further expense incurred
Inc question being taken on this resolution, il
was decided in the negative a. follows.
fEAS -Messrs, Benton, Berien, Branch,
Chandler, Cobb, Dickersrn, Eaton, Findlay,
Hsyne. Kane. King, McKinley, Macon, Ran
doiPh hidgeIy Rowan, Smith Of Sou'h Carolina,
Tazeweii, Van Buren,, White, Williams and
Woodbury-22
NAYS -Alessrs Barton Bateman, Bell, Bou-
llgny, Chambers. Chase. Clayton, Edw ards, Har-
rison, Hendricks, Holmes, johnson of Keniurkv.
Johnson OF Louisiana, Knight. Marks, Mills, Ma,
bic, Reed. Robbins, Ruggles, Sanford, Seymour.
Silsbee, Smith Of Mary LIANT, Thomas, and Wiley
&c
The question being put, q" VIII the Senate all.
vie and consent TO the appointment of Joel
X Poinseu as Minister Plenipolenriary, sc. il
was decided ia the afirmatiye, a. follows:
YEAS Messrs. Barton, Batemsn, Bell, Ben -
ton, Bou!igny. Chambers, Chase. CLAYTON. Eaton
Edwards, Harrison, Hendricks, Holmes, Johnson
Of Kentucky, Johnson OF Louisian4, Kane. Kui.ht.
Mckinley, Marks, Wills, Noble, Reed, Robbins,
Rngglss, Sanford, Seymour, SiI,bee, Smith OF
Maryland, Thomas, Wiley 80.
NAYS -hiessrs. Berrieu, Branch, Chandler,
Cobb, Dickerson, Findlay, King, Macon, Ran
doIpb, RIdsely, Rowan, Smith OF South Carolina.
farewell, Van Bg en-, white, Williams, Wood :
bury IL.
The Senate then proceeded to the nomination
Of John Boyle, Of Kentucky, to the Office Of
Judge OF the United States for the District oil
Kentucky, ard on the question Of advising and
conseniing TO that nomination, it was decided in
the Affirmative, as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Barton, Bstemau, Bell Ben
ton, Beuien, Bouligny, Chambers, Chase, Clay.
ton, Eaton, Edwards, Harrison, Hayne, Hen
dficks, Holmes, Johnson of kentucky, Johnson
Of Louisiana, Kane, King, knight, Mckinley
Marks, Noble, Reed, Ridsely, Robbins, Rusgles
Sanford, Silsbee, Smith of Msfy Wand, Tszewen
Thomas, Van Biren, White, Wiley, Williams
Woodbury. - 81
NAYS Messfs Branch, Chandler, Findlay
Macon, Randolph, Rowan, Smith Of South Ca
rolins-7.
On motion, the Injunction Of secrecy the
removed from The above proceedings, and
The Senate Adjourned.