Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-10

| Mr.. Wright addressed the Chair again in opuos,
ii on to the resolution.
| Mr.. Gsrnsey believing the further con siieratio
OF this resolution conld lead to no possible good
and that the House owed il to Themselves and 70
the nation TO put end TO the further prosecution
of this Improbable debate moved to lay the reso-
luton on the table.
On this question, Mr.. Houston demanded the
yeas and nays, and they were taken as follows:
Of Mass. A,m.ronr Bailey, Badger baldwin iar., Dart.
ley Barney, pssshsr DatIeish D%se', condit,,
GurIsy, ia'broaek, Heay, Hobart iiusunn Insero Jen
s MM.s ks kSs .,5.! Lss1;
y Miner o'Brien Psarce, Potter, Reed Sands, sloane
voa %I Se wp WS. 81 s. C.
n,sie.sy James w,oa, Wilson OF S. C. Wood Of N. Y.
NAYs.-Me.,r, Alexander of Va Alexander of Tenn.
n.to Andson Archer, Ashley, Barber Of Conn Barnser,
beleng, Campbell Ca san Carter Cay Cassidy Claiborne
Claire Cooke Conner, Cook Davenport Deix Dorsey Drsy,
Forsyth Forward, Fo, 80 rue uriion, ovan Hiie
H a%'iaSn hss iI s. f say HIM. s
y John.on Of Ky Kclo, K,.bs, Krcm,r, Lawrence Lee
s sirs Lf sax LIsi Ls"s LSas MALAY m,s.
nlcLsne Of Del Die Lane D Mcafasus Nc Neil Mer,ise
John Mitchell aneheiio Nd Mitchell Of s. c. M.,eheii Of
enn Moor. OF KY Moore Of Aiab Newton Orr, Owen Peter
swye Scott Shannon, s Smith, Is OF psnn
Stevenson Of Va Tsliafeo. Taylor Va Test Thompson Of
Van HON, Van Rensselaer, Vance, Verpianek Wales. ward
Weem.' Wiekiiae, Wilson Of Ohio, Vol, Wotbinston.
Tine hour having now expired the Chair ar
rested the further progress OF the debate for this
day.
BILL ON WOOLLENS.
The Iouse then proceeded to the unfinished bu-
riness oil yesterday, which was the cons Iteration
o' the several amendments 10 the hill Tor the pro-
lection Of the woolen manufactures and the mo-
ZION OF MI. Iaghsni, TO recomnit the bill, With in
struc,ons.
NJ. Sill addressed The House at considerable
length in favor nf the bill
Tie was succeeded by Mr.. Cyan, on the oppo
site side.
The floor was then taken by Mr. dayton. III
was nos near four O'Clock
Mr. Dr'yion having spoken more than one houI .
Mr. hamilton observing that the health OF his col
league was delicate, aud Ina, his argument had oh
viously considerable range yei to take, moved
an adjournment
Tue motion was negatved AYES 20 Noe.
81.
MIR. ID. again proceeded when, after ahou, half
an hour the same motion was made by Nj. Ste
venson of Virginia.
II was again nesa'ived -Aves 70 Noes Sc
MIR. Drayton proceeded, but yielded the floor to
hiT. Hamilton, who, after some hum orous remarks
moved an adjournment.
The motion was nesa,ived. Ayes 60 Noe.
IS
Mr.. Woods OF Ohio, moved the previous CUES
ton.
Mr.. Woods conceded the floor 10 Mr. Drayton,
who thefeupon continued, and finally concluded his
speech IN opposition To the bill.
Mr. Woods now again called for the pevous
question.
The question then red on the call of Mr.
Woods Tor the previous question:; and the Chair
demanded TO know " neither the call was sustained
by the Home
The call tor the previous question was then sus-
tanned by the House.-AysS4, Noes IT.
ihe Speaker then put the question, g Shall the
main question now be put:''
On this question MIR. Forsyth demanded the Yeas
and Nays; and they were taken as ioilows Yeas
90 Noes 81.
MIR. McDuifie said, he rose to express hone
that no further attempt would be made to g,g the
oppesers OF the hili bu, that the several qIestions
on the amendments would be fairly put and decided
80 Tar as he was concerned. he promised there
sho'ld be no Tar her discussion. IL order ,ha, The
House might consider The subject, and decide when
IL was not so ,hin at This lie hour, lie moved 70
adjourn, but wiihou: claiming any right to The
fl cor IN consequence oil that motion.
The motion prevailed-ay So noes so.
And then the House adjourned. al half pas, G
clock.