Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-24

Ice, Mcmillan. Dingess, Stratton, kimbrouph,
johnson OF Louisss, Street. Mcfarland of Luuen
burg, finkss Hucgns, Braxton, Alexander OF
Meckienburg, Goote. Segar, Booth, Kent, Rives
q Nelson. Megginson. Parker OF Northampton,
Besyes harlings Anderson Of Nottoway, Jones OF
Nottoway, Davis. Voolfolk, Tatum, Adams, Wit
cher, W alton, Ciiiland, Old, Miller OF Powhatan,
Dupuy, Anderson Of Prince Edward, Temple,
Rives Of Prince George, Carter, Barnes, Cline.
Alexander OF Russell, NfFarlane Of Russell, Mar
ito, Morrison, Carson, Lowell, Goodwin, Griffin
Of southampton, Powell of Spo,,syivani Crunp,
Kohns billiard. Eppcs, George, Dcskins. Cum
Stranger. Shield Griffin Of York, Crigsby ,Ru,her-
tooPd, and Moody--l26.
Those who voted in the negative are:
Messrs. Bayley. Drummond, Clarke, Tapp, Sit
liigton. Goggin, Boyd, Ward of Berkeley, Ander-
son Of Botetcurt, Doddridge, Edginx ton. Thorn
burg, Everett, Rives Of Campbell, Turner, E'itz.
hugh Of Fairfax, Chiffon, Wallace, Stillnan. Cas-.
,enan, Blair. Mclaughlin Of Creenbrier, Ker-
chevai, Carskadon, Seymour, Mullen, Brown of
Harrison. Williams, Harvie, Morgan, Willis,
Smith OF kanawha, Dunbar, Oldham, Bland
Camden, E'lzey. Powell Of Loudoun, hi'Cuiloch,
Srbling, Watts, Wilson, Vass, Cross, O'Ferrall.
Coiloon. Muriaugh, Kelly. Mclaughlin of Nicho-
Lars. Warden, Manning, Read, PARROT, Fitzhugh of
Ohio, Jooes Of Pendleton, Dice, Arbogas,, Alien Of
Preston, linn, Woodhouse, Ward OF Princess Anne,
Macrae, Dolbe are, White OF Rockbrdgc, Moore,
M,Mahon, Minor, Cook, Ford, M'Coy, Inghram.
Keller, Spencer Of Wood, Tavenner, and MAY
-75.
The Question then came on, upon adoptine the
81 Resolution OF the Substitute.
Mr. Tapp observed, that although his own OPT
Mon was against the expediency Of the present Ia.
rif law, yet ~ a majority Of his constituents were
in favor OF il, he should think himself bound to
consult their wishes in the vote he should give
be should, therefore, vote against the Resolution
Mr.. Allen Of Preston said, that he understood
the Chairman Of the Committee (Mr. Goode,) by
his amendment, to propose a separation of the two
propositions as TO the constutionality and expedi
ppcy of the Tariff laws. He thought the amend.
nent did not effect that object; and that even If he
were in favor Of the latter proposition, he would
vote against il so long il was coupled with the
previous one by the word also. In what situation
would gentleman be placed, who had voted
adoption by the House, without his consent,
would say in the language Of the last resolution,
" Resolved, also, that the tariff laws are oppres-
eive," &c. This vote on the last resolution, so
coupled, would be well for the first rs the las,
proposition.
The question was then taken on the 2d Resolu-
ton Of the Substitute (Mr. Upshaw of Essex, call
ing for the ayes and no-s)-and the resolution " as
adopted. ayes 1873, noes Ga, by the following vote
Afessrs Banks, (SPeaker) Bayley, Gordon, Mel
son, Persinger, Terriil, Booker of Amelia, Jeter,
Ellis, Duncan, Given, BeasIey, Trotter, Bocock,
Yancey, Thornburg, Rives OF Campbell, Hunter
Parker of Caroline, Christian Of Charles CITY, Ty.
Der Of Charles City, Gaines, Richardson of Char
fottee, Johnson Of Chesterfield, Burfoot, HILL
Miller Of Cumberland, Fitzgerald, Wynn OF Din.
widdie, Bosseau, Wray, Booker Of Elizabeth City,
Upshaw of Essex, Pitts, Chiffon, Wallace, Still
man, Winn Of Fluvanna, Holland, Galloway Cas-
ueman, Mason of Frederick, Pack, Pearls, Smith of
Gloucester, Bllups, Guerrant, Bryce, Hail, Blair,
Spencer of Greensvile, Tiar, Atkinson of Hall
fax, Scott, Goodall, White of Hanover, Mayo,
Gravely, Dyer, flolleman, Atkinson of l. of Wight.
Cole, Richardson OF James City, Pollard of King
and Queen. Upshaw of King and Queen, Mason
cf King George, Oldham. Pollard of King Will
liam, Gregory, Leland, Hail. Allen of Lee, M'Mil-
Ian, Dingess, Stratton, Kimbrough, Johnson Of
Louisa, Street, M'Farland of Lunenburg, Fnks,
Hudgins, Braxton, Alexander of Mecklenburg,
Goode, Segar, Booth, Kent, Rives Of Nelson, nj eg-
gibson, Parker of Northampton, Basye, Harding.
Anderson OF NOttOway, Jones OF No,toway, Davis,
Voolfolk, Tatum, Adams, Witcher, Walton, Gil
liland, Old, Miller of Powhatan, Dupuy Ander-
son OF Prince Edward. Temple, Rives of Prince
George, Tyler Of Prince William, Carter, Barnes,
Cline, Alexander OF Russell M Farlane Of RUSSELL
Martin, Morrison, Carson, Lowell, GOODWIN, Grit
lin of Southampton, Minor, Powell of Spottsyiva-
MIA, Crump, Ruffin, billiard, Eppes, George, Des-
kns, Cummings, Keller, Newton. Hungerford,
Saunders of Wythe, StaDger, Shield, Griffin Of
York, Grgsby, Rutherford, and Moody-l3S
Those who voted in the negative, are:
Afessrs. Drummond, Clarke, Tapp, Sitlington,
Goggin, Boyd, Ward of Berkeley, Anderson of
BoteIourt, Doddridge. Edgington, Everett, Tur-
ner, Fitzhugh Of Fairfax, M Laughlin Of Green
II,
Brown of Harrison, Williams, Harvie, Morgan,
Willis, Smith Of Kanawha, Dunbar, Bland, Cam
den, Ellzey, Powell of Loudon, SIrbng, Watts,
Wilson, Vass, Cross, O'Ferrall, Cohoon, Murdaugh,
Kelly, Mclaughlin of Nicholas, Warden, Man
mig, Road, PARROT, Fitzhugh OF Ohio Jones of
Pendleton, Dice, Arbogast, Alien of Preston,
linn, Woodhouse, Ward OF Princess Anne, Ma
craze, Myers, Dolbeare, White of Rockbridge,
Moore, M'Maton, Cook, Ford, M'Coy, Inghram,
Spencer of Wood, Tavenner, and May-6t.
IL,
amble Mr.. Rives of Campbell calling for The ayes
and noss,) and il was carried, ayes 100, noes IL.
On motion Of Mr. Maso: Of Frederick, the fol-
lowing additional Resolutions agreed to by
the House:
.sRcsolped That the Governor of this Common.
wealth be requested to communicate the forego
ing Preamble and Resolutions 10 the Executive
f the several States Of the United States, with a
request that the be laid before their respec-
tive Legislatures.
fuested, to transmit copies Of the same Report &
Resolutions, to the Senators and Representatives
OF Virginia in the Congress OF the United States;
with q request 10 the Representatives, and in
struction to the Senator's that the same be laid by
them before their respective Houses
On Mr.. Carter's motion, the Report OF the Com
mittee appointed TO examine the Banks, was re.
committed to the said Committee--for the purpose
Of correcting asght orror in that report.
And then Mr.. Goodies motion, tho House
uaJOcEutu I'll nfohudy HioriuS ~ CLOCK.
YEsTERDAY-A communication was receive ed
from the Senate-Tbat they had passed the bills
entitled can act Incorporating company TO con-
sfrueta Turnpike Road from the arm Springs to
intersect the Kenawha Turnpike at Cansohan's;'
"an act incorporating a company to construct
Turnpike Road from Staunton TO the Potomac Ri.
ver," and ian act concerning the town Of Brents
vile in the county of Prince William"
Or motion Of Mr. Nelson, Resoiced bY til,
Al