Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-06

Their 5y laying i, on the table, or referring it t
a committee
| The Speaker replied in the affirmative.
Mr. Whipple then asked Of the Chair whe
ther, after the motion 10 lay resolution on I'll
table had been entertained, and the yeas an
nays on tina, question had been asked by mem
Der, and ordered by the House, the questio
OF consideration could be considertd as in or
der.
The Sneaker decided that it-wAs perfectly i
order. He read the rule, which directs tina
the questions Of consideration shall mot in or
binary Cases be nut, unless i is demanded BY
member, in which case it shall be put by tn
Sneaker. He added that the particular momen
IN which this question might be demanded
might sometimes be subject Of difficulty; bu
in The prese mt case, he felt none, and decide,
the motion To he in order
Mr. Wilde then moved the question of con
sideration.
MIR. Lumpkin demanded tina, the ques,io,
should b. taken Sy yeas and nays; and il was Sc
ordered by the House.
Mr. Ineham now inquired. Of ihr Chair VIVA,
would be the effect of refusing to consider
whe Their, the resolution would go 10 the Journ
al ofthe House, or would return, so 20 speak
TO the pocket of the member who offered it?
The Speaker replied tina, hr WAS no, prepar
ed al Is nomsni,, 10 give an answer 10 til.
question.
MIR. p P. Barbour suggested tha, the effrc
would be Sdeolaratiun, on the part of n.
House. that il would not take cognizance OF III.
subject. r.
The Speaker here put an end to the discus
sion, and directed the Clerk to proceed 10 ,akt
The yeas and nays.
They were taken accordingly, and were a:
falloNs:
Ayes so Noes 1875:
THE TARIFF BILL.
The House, thea, on motion Of Nr Nallary
went INTO Committee OF the Whole on the
Slate Of the Union Mr.. P. P. Barbour ir H.,
Chair, and resumed The consideration of III,
Tariff B u
Mr.. Alallary Concluded his exposition Of the
provisions OF that bill, and Of lis own obiec'
tons to that part Of It's provisions which r.la
ed 10 raw wool and woollen goods Having
concluded speech Of eonsia, rabe length, MIR
NJ. offered an amendmpnt to he BILL
The am-ndmcn, submitted by Mr.. NJ wa
10 Strike GU the frst. second, third, four'i
6rh, and sixth paragraphs Of the bill iepor'e'
by the Committee, and in their place 10 inser
the six paragraphs proposed by himself on TIT
18th plt. and which were published in our pa
per Of F"huary Is.
Mr. Barney OBJ ain, d the floor, and inquired
Of the SDe ,ktr, whether h. should not BE- per
nit ed, in the remarks he intended 10 offer, I,
go into a general discussion OF the bill itself
without oeiHg compelled to restrict himself t,
the amendment!
The Chair replied. ina, the gentleman from
Virginia having himself rrpo,tpd m. hill. Ia,
been De mitt. d. in conformity with = long es
,ablished custom OF nc House, 10 80 into
general exposition OF no ~op,enls, though thi
could not, in s''ie'ne,s be do, unless undcr
motion to strike out the enac'ing cIau,r. II
gentleman from MARYLAND ould be permite.
tn take he entire ra"g'"f reply, so far as tn
wooslrns wool'en goods was tonce'n'd RI
could not sp' ak to he other provisions oil IN
h''', at 'h's lime, unless under mo1io"
strike out the hrst section.