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

Sa'iawsy: Cas,ieman, Mason OF FIRE., Pack ,Pcsr,s.
Smith, Biliups, Guerrant, Bryce, Hail. BIs,s
Spencer Of Greensvie, Tillsr Atkinson of Hsfif.r
Scott, Goodali: White Of Hanover. Mayo. Ora.
vely, Dyer, Holleman, Atkinson OF Isle Of Wisht
Cole, Richardson of James City, Dunbar, Polar;
Of n. Queen. Upshaw Of do, Mason Of King
George, Oldham, Pollard Of X. VIM, Gregory
Leland, Hall, Allen Of Lee, M'Miiian, Dinee,.
Stratton, scarborough. Johnson Of Louisa, Street
M'Farland Of Luncnburg, Finks, Hudgin,, Bray.
ton, Alexander OF Meeklenburg, Goode, Sevsr.
Booth. Kent, Rives of Nelson, Megginson. Par.
ker OF Northampton, Basye, Harding, Ander,on
OF Nottowsy, Jones Of Nottoway, Davis. Wool.
i S' -Iaiun. Adams. wicher. Walton. Giililasd,
Old Miller Of Powhatan. Dupuy, Anderson AZ p.
Edward, Temple, Rives of Prince George. Tyler
Of Prince William, Barnes, Cline, Alexander Of
Russell, M'Farlane of Russell. Martin, Morrison.
larson eL:9yell. Goodwyn,G Griffin Of Southampton.
roweii Of Spousyivan:a. Crump, Ru fin, DiiiarH.
EPpes, George. Deskns, Cummings, Keller.
Newton, Hungerfoord, Saunders, S. anger, SheiM.
Griffin OF York. Grigsby, Rutherford, and Moo.
dy-lg4
Those who voted in the negative are:
Messrs. Bayley, Drummond, Clarke. Tam. Sill.
iinston, Goggin, Boyd, Ward of Berkeley. An.
derson Of Bot. Doddridso ,Edgngton Everett. Frz.
hugh OF Fairfax, Chiffon, Wallace M'LauebIin.
A n I Car,kadon, Seymour, Mullen, Brown
Smith Of Kanawha, Bland, Camden, ElIzey Pow,
ell Of Loudoun, MCulloch, Striking, w ats, viii
son, Fass, Cross, OFerrall. Cohoon, Murdaupbs
Kelly, nj 'Laughn of N Warden, M aiming Red
iparriot Fitzhugh OF Ohio, Jones Of Pendlsson,
house, Ward Of Princess Anne, M aerae, Dolhesre-
Carter, White Of Rockbridge, Moore, M'Msbun
Minor, Cook. Ford, M'Coy, Inghram, Spencer Of
Wood, Tavenner, and May-6S.
The second Resolution was As follows:
Resolred, That in giving such Construction.
In the opinion Of this Committee each State ,o,.S
De guided, as Virginia has ever been. bv \ sen,.
oil iorbearance and respect for the opinion of the
other State. 'nd by community of attachment TO
toe on,on' SO Tar as the same may be consistent
WIN sell presentations land determined purpoye
70 preserve the purity Of our republican iustitu-
tons.
1t was also agreed to by the Housewives l6s.
noes Sc
Ayes-Messrs Banks, (spe aker. ;, Bavlcx Dr,r.
mond, Gordon, Nelson. Persinger. Terrili, BOOKER
Of Amelia, LITER, Ellis, Duncan, Tapp. Given.
Sitington, Goggin, Anderson Of Botetourt, Beas-
,ey' frotter, Bocock, Yancey, Thornburg, Everett.
H ewes oil Campbell, Hunter, Parker Of Caroline,
Christian and Tyler OF Charles City, Gaines, Rich
srdson OF Charlotte Johnson of Chesterfield, Bur.
foot, Hill, Millerof Cumberland, Fitzgerald, WYNN
OF Dinwiddie, Boisseau, Wray, Booker of Eliza
9eth City, Upshaw OF Eseex, Pitts, Fitzhugh Of
Fairfax, Chiffon, Wallace, S,iIiman. VIM of E1,,-
wanna. Holland, Gala ay, Cas,leman. Mason Of
frederick, Pack, Pearls, Smith of Gloucester.
bliiups, iuerrant, Bryce Hail, Blair, Spencer Of
Greensville, Tillar, Atkinson OF Halifax, Scott.
Gooaa"; White Of Hanover, Brown OF Harrison.
H.,
son OF L. Of Wight, Cole, Richardson of Jamea
City, Dunbar, Pollard and Upshaw of X. and q
Mason OF King George, Oldham Pollard of x. w
Gregory, Leland, Hall, Allen of Lee, M'Millan,
D!ngess, Stratton. Elizey, Powell Of Loudoup.
kimbrough, Johnson of Louisa, Street, M'Farl.nI
oil Lrnenburg. Finks, Stribiing ,Hudgins, Brax.ou.
Alexander OF Mecklenburg, Goode Segar. Booth
watts, Kent, Rves of Nelson, Megginson, Kelfv'
rarSer Of Northampton, Basye. Harding, Andcr-
son and Jones Of Nottoway, Fitzhugh of Ohio.
Davis, Voolfolk, Tatum, Adams, Jones of Pendle.
ton, "itcher, Walton, Arbogast, GiTlilapd. Ola.
Miller OF Powhatan, Allen OF Preston. Dupuy'
anderson OF Prince Edward. Woodhouse, Temple,
Dolbeare, Carter, Barnes, M'Aiahon, Cline. Az
exander and M'Farlane of Russell, Martin, Nor.
Tison, Carson, Lowell, Goodwyn, Griffin of South.
ampton, Minor, Powell of Spottsylvanis, Coot,
FS.d; CrnmP, Rutiin. D;llard Eppes. George,
Hungerferd, Spencer Of Wood. Tavenner. Saun'
ders of Wyihe, Stanger, Shield, Griffin of Yort.
Grigsby, Rutherford and Moody-i66
N1esHMessrs. Clarke, Boyd, Ward of Berke-
icy, Doddridge' Etgington, Turner, M'Laughlin of
Greenbrier, Kercheval, Carskadon, Seymour. Mul.
len, Williams, Morgan, Willis, Smith of K anawha.
Bland, Camden, M'Culloeh, Wilson, Vass. Crcs.
0 ~ Cohoon. Murdaugh, M'LaughIin Of
NlchoIas' Warden, Manning, Read, PARROT, Dice.
linn, Ward Of Princess Anne, White of R.cL.
bridge, Moore, Inghram and Msy-36.
ne thlrd resolution was a foilows:--
HtSoioed, nat tiiis General A ssembiy acfu.
atel oy The desire of guarding the Constitution
rom MI violation, nAious TO preserve and ner
p..ua'e .'Ie Uhion Il to execute with fidelity tho
trust reposed in il by the people, as one of the moh
contracting parties, feels itself bound to declare.
and hereby most solemnly declares its deIiber
ate convection, that the acts of Congress- usraitv
icnoIhin"ted the Tariff Laws, passed ayowed,v for
NE protection OF domestic manufactures, are mt
oy the plain construction, true intent
ana meaning OF the Constitution; that thew ere
inpo,Il'c ana oppressive TO large portion Of the
people; and ought TO be repealed -
the following "s
hesoired, That this General Assembly DIVA.
actuated by The desire OF guarding the Cons,i,,'
'on nom al violation, anxious TO preserve ard
fe'petua'e me Union. and to execute with frfsl.
ny the trus; repo' ed in i, by the people, as ono
u te 'sh contracting parties, feels itself bound
e oeo iare, and II n reby most solemnlv declares
u az Zoe ale conviction, that the acts of Congress-
Usually denomnated the Tariff laws, passed ayosv-
"a y for the protection Of domestic manufactures
IRE not Si'horizcd by the plain construction, true
intent and meaning OF the Constitution.
" Resolced, also, That The said Acts arc mar.
iai in their operation, impotic and Oppressive to
arge portion OF the people Of the Union and ought
o be repealed" $3.50
Mr. Goode remarked that be submitted the Re.
oiutions IN this form, TO give gentlemen an OBJ
'oI.unny o, separately expressing their opinion
he Tariff Acts "
MIR kives OF c: remarked, that he wa, pleased
WIN having The Question thus dvided--,hat ,oma
'eht eincn VINO had not heard bin The day before
u only sean sketch Of his remarks in the news,
,apers, seemed surprised at his having voted for
ne Ist ana "a RESOLUTIONS of the Report-that he
lad not said he should vote against the IL, snd o.
fesolutions but that wbilc he opposed them. be
ou'd not think Of voting that the TarIG ,cs, .,srs