Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-02

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Barbour, BARNARD. Bassctt, Be,deu Bell, buchanan
3unner Cambrclcus, Carson, Carter. J ohm G. Clark
Crockatt' W-k Davis, brayt IN, Everett, Floyd of
Va. Gale, Gorha,n, Green Halle, Hacc!, Hamilton,
Eobbie. lngham, johnson, Lea, Livingston, Lu,npkin
aicCoy, AIc Duiic, McInre, Mckee, Miller Newton
Nuotolis, Oakley Ramsay, Randolph, i,yes, Sawyer.
Van Rensselaer,, Ferpisuck, Weerns, Wide L. K.
Wi'son.--i7.
NAYs.-Messrs, ;adam., S. c. Allen, Il. Allen,
Aston, j. Anderson, S. Auderson. ms,rong, Bailey,
Baldwin, n. Barber T. P. Barbour, Barker, Barlow
Barney, Barringer, Bartlett, BARLEY. |. G.. Bates,
Edward Bates, Eeecler Blair, Blake Brent, Brown.
Bryan, BuckEe:, Euck, Burgess, But.nan Chiffon.
Claiborne, James Clark, Conner, Coulter Creighton
Crownnshie'd Cu!peper, Daniel, ]. Davenport, john
Tiudiay, Floyd o. Geo. Fort, Fry, Garrsey Csarroy
Grner Guriey, Hall, Harvey Haynes tIealey Iodc.
os, Hoffman, Holmes, Hunt iDsctsoli Isacks cn:ngs
Johns i.sese, X - kremcr, Lawrence. Ee Co.npic,
LeHer Leicher, Little, loctce, Long Lynn, Magee,
Marabc, Markell, Martimiaie, Marvin, Maxwell.
Maynard, Mediation, Mexican, Mclean, Mercer,
h'nrwn, aiatca:se, Miner. John Mitchell T. r. Mich
ell. James {. Mitchell, I. 2. Moore, G. Moore. o.
of'on, oven Pearce, Phelps Pierson. Plant, Polk,
Heed, iie'artson Ripley, Roane, RUSSELL Sergeant,
ShePperd q H. Smith, Alex. Smyt. sS,rague, STAN
Berry Ster,gefe, Stewart, Siorss, Slower, St,ong
Swami. Swift Sn;Lerlaud Taliaferro ,sa,ior n
Thompson. w. Thompson Tracy, Trezyan,. Ebpn.
Tucker, ). Thicker, Turner, Vance Van iJo,n Var.
num- Vinton, Wales, Wasirng.oa nipple. Yh;,t,.
sey, "icklfe, Williams, J. WILSON, Wiugate. T. J.
Wood. S Wood, j. Woods, w oodcoca. Watf.s4g O..
Wright, Tahcey.--1lo
30 tue motion TO !iy on The table was begaised
Mr.. TAYLOR sent The following amendment TO fire
THAR nosttcr ta, x nay be read 5y the Clerk. tn
stiKe out all after The wo.i That, and insert; Ike
COMMITTEE Of Ways and Means be instructed 10 in
quirc into and report This IInu>c wha, officers +,
their opinion. may be most a.ant ageuusiy disconin
ned; what salaries viii .easc abiy bear reductions. and
srsh other means Of Ie@aci tnent as 10 them may
seem necessary. -
Mr CUrrFrEn 10 make a very few rc,na,i,.
and when he stated that they would be very few he
asked the House TO give him credit Tor the assertion
as ~as CONTRARY 10 i's usual practice trouble the
rouse tie should vote against the amendment of
the gentleman from New York. and for the original
resolution, and with the hope that The gentleman f,o,,
Kentucky would rot rest oontented with having re
.erfeo the suolec' to committee, but would ptIr size
II TO SONIC practical ecod After that remark, be
would say TO the gentleman FROM Pennsylvania thai
although lie believed SUMO rcduc4on was caIIed n,
ne ives nc, Of the opinion that j, ought TO bepin viii
ourselves. He knew it was not popular 10 oppose a
proposition 10 reduce pay; but lie always acted tn
the best Of his Judgment, wit, view to the n,on,o
ton Of the general meIare.
| The gentleman had said that eight dollars s too
much, and that ak io!!ars - sufficient NV family.
9aia MI L. always require my attention He ,l.,
provides not for his o.Yi household ,jenes tho e;,
lie desired 10 avoid this prescription. He wished TO
receive ''e compensation, to support his fanv dis
chafse ms GEMS, ana apply the surplus any other
/ hOr
IN any other vocation, HE products of his own farm
ne oa not 'Hink eight dollars TOO much; and believing
ia's' ne s'ioii not vote consistently, If he voted for
hess. Others word voe'as ,l.ey pleased. He was
Tor introducing economy, as far could be INTRO
doced ne gentleman from Psnus, lyahia had yes
,srday expressed the hope .hat we had passed tt,e
n'idaie OF the session What have we done, we
have pissed bill making IN appropriation 10 psv
ourselves and this is tic ouiy bill have passed. and
Judging of the fntire from the past if we baye now
reached The middle OF ihe session, pass one
more bill What bill viii it be He believed i,
would not be the Tariff although; there are manve nor
sons mere who greatly wish ii. But we have piven
ie committee power to send for persons and papers
and the exercise OF that power must consume tha
rest OF The session, so that we may consider HAT bill as
sent TO sleep AS we have done so Iiti;e he was
~ 10 believe that we had passed the middle Of The
session. lie hoped the resolution " oul., moi he lid
aside; as tic Chairman Of the Committee of WAYS
ana ieahs says that Committee viii not have time
10 act upon it, he would suggest to tie een;lema,
rom Kentucky, to move The reference 10 Select
committee. He proposed this from iisinterested fee
IDg for be had wish TO be on it,
Oe6dtY 10 be confinued1