Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-15


Mr. Lawrence warmly opposed the recon- nit
men' which he considered as going to defeat IN,
bill.
Mr.. Buchanan having replied and vindicated
MS conduct In moving TO re-commit al so late a
period of the discussion
mr.. w urls delivered his views in opposition to
the provisions OF the bill, at the same time pro
Tossing his sentiments in favor of the protection of
domestic Industry; and his willingness To 60 as far
as TO enforce the collection of TIE duties under the
tariff OF 1924.
MT. Lawrence now spoke to the merits of the
bill, and insisted that il was in accordance with
the uniform policy oil Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Stevenson of Pcnns ,lvania. REPLIED 70 Mr.
Lawrence and defended himself from the CHARGE of
opposing the policy OF his State
Mr.. Stewart spoke In reply to Mr.. Stevenson
and noticed the remarks OF Mr.. Cambrelens, and
those made on Thursday by MI McDuffe.
MI COOK opposed the recommitment. The House
mad already manifested lis sentiments as To ,,ax
on foreign whiskcy, by refusing, a DAY or two since.
ooih she propositions of the gentleman from Ken
lucky, Mr.. Wickliiie,) and OF another gentleman
from the same State, Mr.. Moore) Aner SOM.
remarks on the course which the debate had taken.
ne moved TO lay the bill ON the table, giving no.
'ce' mat should that motion fail, he would then
call the previous question. On his present mo-
hon, he demanded the yeas and nays and thee
Were taken accordingly Yeas 81, Nays 100
90 'he touse refused TO Jay the bill on the able
MT insham now rose, and expressed his senti-
, ~ oPPosiion 10 The bill, Ia speech OF II, o
hours MI having taken hi- sea,-
W.T. ii"'"iiioa and Mir. Bartlett rose, and both
Claimed the floor.
ihe Chair decided that Mr.. Bartlett was cnt-
''ed TO 1t. From this decision AIR. Hamilton an
peaied. The House sustained the decision-aves
LOG, noes 57
The number of ayes having been announced
."f. McDuiiie demanded the appointment, of Tel
'ers. But the noes having been announced he
Withdrew the demand.
Mr. Mitchell, OF Tenn, now moved TO adjourn
HE CHAR decided that this motion could no,
now De Teceived, inasnucb, a, Mr. Bartlett al
| ready had the flpor.
MIR: Bartlett. after briefly adver,ins to the late
period oil the session. the mass of diminished bu.
ness before the House, and to the NJ oracled ,,,,e
when had already taken place on this BILL de-
manded The previous question.
ne question being put, the House sustained
Vie demand-ayes 81, noes So
Mr.. Mitchell, OF Tenn, again moved to adjourn.
Va this question Mr.. Hamilton demanded The
yeas and nays-Yeas 90 Nays 100.
30 the House refused TO adjourn.
| ihe Speaker then pu, the question: Shall The
main question now be put! 20
On this question, MIR. Edwards of " Ca,olina
demanded the yeas and nays. - Yeas IO2, Nays es,
Mir Cambreieng now moved to adi.,,rn' and
called Tor The cas- and nays On his motion; bu, the
House refused to order them
Inc question then being put on adjournment. il
w as negative ayes 81, noes 1875
me question now at length REQUIRED =. Shall
'''s Diii pass: and was decided ty yeas aad NAYS.
yeas lO6, nays %.
so 'he Iii was PASSED, and sent TO the Senate
! Tor concurrence: and then
-ae House adjourned lat six o'clok.l