The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-04-30

iect of the acquisition of Louisiana after a
number of remarks on school-masters, General
Jackson's photography, &c he concluded, after
having been called to order by the Chair.
Mr.. Martin spoke in opposition to the bill
When Mr.. Martin had concluded number
of gentlemen rose nearly together, claiming
the floor. Mr.. Wright of New York, moved the
previous question on the passage of the bill
which being sustained by the House, the
Speaker then put the question +" Shall this bill
pass p and it was decided by yeas and nays, a:
follows
YEAs. Messrs Anderson of Pa. Armstrong
Baldwin, Barber Of Conn. Barlow, Barnard
Beecher, Belden, Blake, Brown, Buchanan
Buckner, Buck, Bunner, Burgess, Chase, Chill
ton, Clark of n Y. Clark of Ky. Condct
Coulter, Creighton, CrolcniRshield, Daniel, Da
ven2ort of Ohio, DeGraff Dickinson, Duncan
Dacfgh, EARL, Findlay, Forward, Fry, Gansey
Garrow, Green, Harvey, Healy, Hobbie, Hotf
man, Hunt, Jennings, Johns, Reese, King
Lawrence; Lecompte, Letter, Letcher, Little
Lyons, Magee, Alallary, Markell, Martindale
Marvin Maxwell, NJ Hatton, M'Kean, MLean
Merwin, Metcalf, Miller, Minor, Mitchell of Pa
Moore of Ky. Orr, Phelps, Pierson, Ramsey
Russell, Sergeant, Sloane, Smith, OF Ind. Stan
berry, Stevenson Of Pa Sterigere, Stewart
Storrs, Slower, Strong, Swami, Swift, Suther
land, Taylor, Thompson of n. J. Tracy, Tuck
er, of n. J. Vance, Van Horn, Van Rensselaer,
Vinton, Wales, Whipple, Whittlesey, Wckliife
Wilson of Pa John J. Wood Silas Wood
Woods of Ohio, Woodcock, Wolf, Wright o.
Ohio, Wright of H. Yancey-I05
NAYS. MessTs. Alexander, alien of Mass
Allen of Va. Aston, Anderson of Me. Archer
Bailey, P. P Barbour, Barker, BalSnger, Bart
lett Bates of Mass. Bates of Mo. Bell, Blair
Brent, Bryan, Butman, CambFeleng, Carson
Carter. Claiborne, Conner, Crockett, Culpep
er, Davenport Of Va DaoiS of Mass Davis o
S c. DOsha. Dorsey, Drayton, Egerett, Floyd
Of Geo Fort, Gale, Gilmer, Gorham, Gurley
Halle, Hallock, Hall, Hamilton, Haynes, Hodg
eS, Holmes, Ingersoll, Isacks, johnson, Kerr
Lea, Livingston, Locke, Long, Lumpkin, Mara
BILE, Martin, NJ Coy, NJ Duflie, NJ Intire, NJ Kee
Mercer, Mitchell of Tenn. Moore of Ala. New
ton, Nuckolls, Oakley, O'Brien, Owen, Pearce
Plant, Polk, Randolph, Reed, Richardson, Rip
lev, Rives, ROane, Sawyer, Shepherd, Smitl
of Va. Sprague, Taliferro, Thompson of Geo
/ Trezvant, Tucker of s. c. Turner, Paraa,n
Verplanck, Ward, Washington, Weems, Wilde
/ Williams, Wingate-94.
I So the bill was passed.
WEDNESDAY, April %.
! SENATE. The Tariff bill was received from
/ the House, and read the first time.
HOUSE. The resolutions offered some tim
since by Mr.. Tucker of South Carolina, for tn
appointment of Joint Committee to fix the da
ofedjournment was taken up A proposition wa
made by Mr. Hamilton to fix on the day. max
ing it the 10Th of May, but thls did not prevail
The resolution, was then adopted The BIZ
making appropriations for Internal Improve
ment was passed through Committee, reported
and ordered to be engrossed and read thir
time.
THURSDAY, April 81.
SENATE. The Joint resolution from tn
House, respecting the adjournment of Congress,
was laid on the table to be taken up on Monday
The Tariff Bill was read second time, and re
ierred to the Committee on Manufactures.
HOUSE The House took up the amend
ments made by the Senate in the Bill MAXIM
! appropriations for Internal Improvement Al
the amendments were concurred in, with tn
exception of that which restricts the appropria
! ton for surveys to such only as have been CON
menced; and Of the change in the title of tn
bill, in both of which the House refused to con
cur