Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-28

rs W Ie-cStaOiiSa the ioriner law ia,
nan aa. u,gnt nave means acknowledge, wbSIct
- - uiu no. possess but he Certainly saw. ns
"S AZ the resolution which admitted s,,c, No.
position. He could look for the ;n,o.; suoh sup
mouse TO no other source but tn, rcsai, "a cAe
sell; and there he found no such inten,;o,, II
sen,ei ma. had presumed TO exist Il was Vac
sea 6y the resolution, that the presidino p'opo-
the blouse OF Representatives shonI5 ,iccr %
same privilege OF frankitIg letters and nact, uie
was enjoyed by the Vice President 4, 's,,a as
saH, mat the Office ofthe Vice President wa, n %
cuhar, because he was elected to fiji tbe , Pc
the PRESIDENT OF the United States In 60. ps NC Oh
removal by death; but while he was ac,ing i; 40
oter capacity than that OF presiding officer or,
SENATE ms situation was similar to that oS ~
speaker OF the House of Representative
regard to ranking formembers their fi,nc,;oot,
no point OF difference The House believeJ ,h.
the Speaker ought to have the same pr;v;Iea iaS
me wee President; and could it be supposed ,bs.
Tue House would object, il il were tho 40 ,; -S
the Senate to place its President pro fe,,1or ~
ene same footing In this respect The pentlams
from louisiana puts s.objecon upon the pro,,na
INA. 'he resurrection as 10 weight is not pracricaII
observed At ALL II il not il was cer;,;, 81,
ought TO be- il any law was entitled 10 ohsc $50
Inc gentle man from Massachusetts thinks that :;
would not be want of courtesy to send This "
solution backto the House. The declaration thu,
such was his opinion, was for him n ,jScI,i,,,. :.
any such design But SAID Mr. II f,r ,rvs,r
90 think 1t would be want OF courtesy to ref,,S
~ -ecc1e 10 q matter OF 50 little real importance
lie sad so little importance. II certainly wonId
peso, If adopted; hut ii il were reectc,, !, ,.tI
De mattorof great Importance; because i, would
,end to Interrupt the cordaiity nith ,ybj.,, ~
t''S Houses ought to act together 'e
Mr.; Chan Ter said that. when this subject IVA.
Drought up on Friday, he was of opiuon int ~
Speaker OF the House ought not to enjoy ,ha VIA
Hi'eye oil ranking throughout the year RI, ror
further reflection, he could see no reason ,vb,, ~,
presiding oitieer of the other House should NOT On
10Y me same extent OF privilege granted TO tho
President of the Senate. "'o
hlr. " ebster remarked, that he dsiileJ n b
mis- piesented. he had not presumed that the
resolution from the other House intended a rereai
/! OF The former law-but restoration of tho -:
iege TO the Speaker which lie formerly en;oved
, lie would remark that, although the eentiema
| from south Carolina had said, that the ntention
o' me resolution was TO place the Speaker on The
same footing US the Vice President; il did mn, 60
tam one word in relation to the power of tba Vi;
president. The resolution gave an unlimited
power TO the Speaker through the whole wear
t1Is hr "'s wish was to restrict il to the Same
inlts 10 which It was confined by the former lo,,
! The question then taken on The amsnd
| ment offered by Mr. Webster, and nepatived ana
H'e resolution was ordered to third reading
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Alter iransactng other business
The House proceeded to the orders of a..
day, which was the unfinished business of Sa,nro
day. consisting of the bill and amendment for d.
rellei OF Richard W. Meade. ''S
Mr.. Mallory, Chairman Of the Committee or NJ
nuiactures, moved lay the bill on the table. with
view TO take up the Tariff Bill; but the ,oo mio
was neganved. Ayes 20, Noes rs
me question then recurring on ordering the bill
to It's third reading, Mr. Wickae denandsJ tba, !,
! the House. - u'ieu Oy
! MIR Wales withdrew his call for the preyior.
question. p'e'"u'
Mr. Polk then took the floos in Opposition 70 so
6!li' and was replied to- at considerable Ieneth bv
| Mr.. Everett, in it's favor. ~
MIR. Randolph then made series of rsmarles IN
Tue uh4'heSs OF the House TO be tribunal for the
decision OF private claims on the advanced staoe
OF the session, the necessity of coming TO some
| conclusion as TO the tariff and concluded by moyi
ngto lay the bill upon the table.
Inc motion was negatived. AYES el Noes m
mr.. Buchanan then spoke in opposition TO the
| o!ii' as nln also Mr. ). Wood of New York; when
| Mr' Mitchell Of Tennessee, after few words on
tne improperly OF farther continuing the debate.
called Tor the previous question.
-. car wa en3finei by the House, and the
question hen recurring, Shall the main ouest;on
be now putt" Mr.. Randolph, after Observing that =
Sole III the negative would have the same effect az
d vote Tor indefinite posponenent demanded Thar
the question be taken by yeas and nays. N'"'
| Noes l40. 20 40
The Speaker then asked Shall the main cues.
! tive. " '-' ""''4a'
~ he main question was then put as follows Shall
| TINS Dill be-engroSsed and read third time5 nm
which question, the yeas and nays being taken,
YEAS:-Messrs. Anderson Archer, Barker, ir..
Bariow, Barnard, Bates, Blake, Bryan, Buck1er'
DutInan' Carter, Clark, Condict Coulter, Creirh-
ton' Crowninshieid, Culpeper, Davis, Dickinson,
Dray'oh' dwight, Everett, Forward, Gale, Coz.
| NAM Guriey, Hodges, Hunt, IngersoII Ingbam.
Isacks, Johns, Kerr, Lawrence, Livingston Locke
Markell, Marndale, Martin, Mexican. Metcer
Miller Miner, Newton, Oakley, Pearce. Pjersoo''
ramsay, Reed, Rives, Sprague, Strong, Swift
| taylor, Tucker, Vance, Van Horn. Varnnm
ware, washington, Whittlesey, j. Wilson, e. X,
wilson, Wingaie, WOodcock, Wolf-66.
MA S:--Messrs. Adams, Alexander. s. {. Al
'i 70 II: alien; D. Anderson, Armstrong Bailey,
baldwin, n. Barber, p. r. barbour. Barrinaey!'
BARLEY, Beecher, Bell, Blair, Brown Bmchansn'
nuhneT, Canbreleng, Chiffon, Claiborne J. G.
Clark, Conner, Crockett, Daniel, Dayenport W
X. Davis, De Graf. Desha, Earl. FindiaY E1ova
Oh "a, lloyd, OF Geo, Fort, Fry, GiImer Green
| IlaAock' Ian, Harvey, Haynes, IIealv, Hoffman,
Jennings, Heese king, Lea, LETTER Little I onr
LumP.in, Lyon, Msgee, Mallary, Marable. Max.
I ven maynard, MCOy M DuiIie, NJ fIatton NJ
| !ntyie, NJ ace, MLeaB, Meryyin Matcalfe J.
Mitchell, I. X. Mitchell J. c. Mitchell. G Woore.
Huckoii5, O'BreD, Orr, Phelps, Plant Polk, Rio.
! icy, hoano, Russell, Sloane, o. H. Smith. Smyti
! SPngS, StanbeTy, J. S. Stevenson Sterircre
S'o',s' slower, W. Thompson, Tracey Trezvant
tucker turner, FcrPanck, Vinton, Wales Weeus,
WhIPpiG2 hicklife, l.. Williams, J. j. Wood S.
"0ol, woods, I. Wright, J. G. Wright Yancey,
! So the House refused 10 order the bill 70 be
| read the third lime, thereby rejeetinr he 6iH
| an enSrossed bill for the relief Vfn Auoustus
Archibald, was read the third time, PASSED.. and
sent 20 The Senate for Concurrence
I The Speaker laid before the House n commuui.
Z cduOh from Inc Secretary of Var. Transmitting a