Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

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The bill authorizing subscription Of stock In the
May,viue' Washington, Paris, and Licking on Turn.
pike Road Company" taken M, and no amendmen N,
os'ng made was passed to third reading by Yea.
- heas-Messrs Barton, Benton, Burnett, Chambers.
Inase' CLAYTON, Frelinghuy'en, Hendricks, Holmes,
s Ion Kane Knight Iivicgson MeKini ", No
S'e; k36bins, Rowan. Ruggles, Seymour. Sllsbee,
Smith, Mi Spague, Webster, winey'-2l
- Nays-Messrs Adams. Bihb, Brown, Dick.rson,
D,uIey EIi' Foot. Forsyth, Grnndy. Hayns. Ir-deli
Woodbury-ls ''' ''
The said bill was then, by general consent, on the
"9non OF Mr. Rowan, read the third time and pissed.
va inoio" OF Mr. Seymour, Of the IN Ajority, hat
he Senate consider The on the question to engros.
or ''rd reading the bill 70 provide Tor the appoint
ment OF Solicitor of the Treasury; and ON motion of
MI, Chathoers, the motion laid on the able.
| niter The consideration OF Executive business,
The S-nate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MT Hemphill from the Committee on Internal I'm
provemen reported the bill from the Senate au,horiz.
ing subscription of stock in the Washington turn
p'S S, hoau Company wi'hou, amendment Committed
Inc resolution moved by MIR Doddrdge on the 81 in.
| stan', was TAX IN mp and agreed to-
Inc House took up the resolution moved by Mr. Car
son. on me 81 Instant calling for information respecting
'he accounts OF Miles King late navy agent toy
with the amendment moved thereto on tn. 7th inst,nt
oy Mr. Whltt'ssey, calling also for certain information
respecting the accounts of the late Purser Tmberake
Mr.. Is III moved to amend the amendment, by adding
thereto the following: "And any other information in
me possession or control OF the Department. which may
De calculated to eucidato the matters referred to in th.
| resolution.
meDi; and thereupon,
MIR. Carson accented Mr. VS. smenJm mt a. , n, r,
| OF his motion; and hus modified,
Inc resolution was agreed to by the House.
SALT
Mr. Taliaerro moved that the Hons. take nm The 70
solution laid on the table by him, yesterday proposing
| repeal Of the duty on salt
| Mr. Earl Of New York, demanded the yeas and
i nofr H.
de red.
Mr.. Barriuger rose to state that he had substitute
Tor Inc resolution, which he should offer whom in or
Mr.. Conner called the attention Of the Ch,ir to rs
solution on the same subject which he had laid on tho
table at an early period OF this session. which he pr.
sumed would preclude the present one. while that was
Enacted on; but
| The Speaker, on references to Mr.. C's resolution,
stated that did not the ground of the present one
sunclen'Iy TO preclude its previous considerat on
The question, "Wil the House now consider the re
souon!" was then put, aud decided in the affirmative
by the following vote:
YEAS-Nrssrs. Alexander, Allen Armstrong Raj
lev, j. 5 Btrhnur p p. Barbour Barnwell, Barrnger
BAYLOR Bell. Jane. Blair, John Blair, Boon, Bouiin
l5rodhead, Brown. Cahoon Cambreleng. Campbell Car
son. Chandler, Chiffon, Claborne, Clay Coke Come r.
Craig, Crockett, Crecheton, Davenport, w r. d..
vi' ID berry Dcsha, Dray'on, Dudley, Duncan. Fi.d-
Law, Foster. FRY, Gather Gordon Hall ,ynes Hind.
Hubbard, Howard, Hunt, Ihrie. G. Johnson Lamar
Lee, L"cnmpte, Lent. Loyal, Levi. Lumpkin, Lyon
Martin, Mccoy McDuffs, McIn,ire, Mitchell, Muh-
TX.
shepard, Semmes Smith, Sp-ight, r. spencer S,andi-
f-r, Sterieere, Swift. Taaferro, w. Thompson Trez.
want, Tucker, Verpanck, Washington, Wayne, Weeks
c. p. White, WickliHe, Wilde, Williams, wngate.-
90
NAYS-Mes'rs Arnold. Barber, Btr, Be.kman
B''kee, Borst, Buchanan, Burgess, Coleman, Ccndict
Cooper, Cowlrs, III Craig Crane, Crawford, Creighton
Crowninshell MEL. j Davis, Denny, De Witt, Die.
kinson, Dwight. EVIL, El'worth, G Evans. f. Everett
H. Ev"re't, Finch, Hawkina, H-nphiiI, Hodges HoH-
man. Hughes, Huntington, Ingersoll, Irwin, john.
kennon. kincaid King, Leper, Mage, Mallary Mar
tndale, T Maxwell, l. Maxwell, McCreerv. Mcneil
pearce PieT,'n Power Randolph, Red, Richardeo,
Rose, Russo Shields, Sill, Spencer Stanberry Ste
nhens, H. X Siorrs, WIN. l.. S'orrs, Strong. Swami.
u.yior' }. Thompson, Tracy, Vance, Yarnum. yinton
Whi"ir,ey' E. ID. White, Yancey, Yourg.-76
Mt Ihliaerro then rose, and .al il not his rur
pore TO enter into any discussion OF III. reso uion
Ills purpose he snid would be fully in having
put this proposition into the posse son of he House This
course was dictated TO him by several by
he late period Of The session, and by the late elaborate
debate OF the question by the House II would, after
mat iull "ni recent discussion, be rcspass on, if not
an insult 10 the House, were he go ino argu-
ment Of the question. De clinng, therefore, TO enter
into discussion OF The subject, he do wi he
had never before done in his lf-. He hai for forty
years been in some legislative body other and 10 all
that time hc had never moved adjournment bad ne.
yer called Tor the yeas and nays for the rreviou.
question ne, however, the proposition which he had
submitted WAS simple and distinct, untrammclled with
any oher matter and fully undcrstOodhe would call for
the previous question
Mr.. Vinton moved call oftte House.
Mr. Davis RI Mass. asked for the yeas AMI nays Oh
tiis motion, AMI they ordered
Mr. Bdrringer requested Mr.. Taliaferro In Withdraw
his motion Tor the previous question: allow him sub
init h' sub'tute, understood 10 embrace gradual re
dnction of the salt duty reduction Of the duy
lasses, and some other modica of the tariff which
would probably meet with general appreciation.
Mr.. Taliaerro was proceeding to explain why he did
not accedc % the request of the gentleman from NJ Ca
roiina, when the chair reminded him that debate
was in order pending the question which had been
! made.
The call of the House was sustained by yeas & nays
| 30 to 76.
1t appearing by the vote that the House was pretty
full, the call dispensed with, on motion Of Mr..
StrOng.
Here the hour allotted for the consideration of resolu-
tons having elapsed
Mr. Martin said, if any thing wa, to be done on the
subject OF this resolution, at all, during the session. it
must be done at He, therefore, moved that the
rule be suspended and the discussion allowed TO pro-
ceed =.
The Speaker. The gentleman is aware that it re-
qures two-thir1S of the House TO suspend a rule.
Mr. Martin. am aware Of that, sir.
Mr.. linton demanded the yeas and nays suspend
ing the rule
Mr.. Martin. Rather than consume the time of the
House in taking the yeas and nays, he would withdraw
his notion but
Mr. Davenport Of Virginia received the motion, and
| The question was taken suspending the rule
and decided in the negative by yeas and naysayes g.
noes 90.
Il The bill from the Senate TO establish port Of entry
at Delaware City, read the third time and passed
4 The bills received from the Senate to-day we're SC.
verally read and referred
/ REMOVAL OF THE INDIANS
The House then resolved itself into Committee Of
the whole the state of the Union, Mr.. Wickline in
The Chair, and resumed tho consideration of the bill
''prOVidno for exchange of lands with Indian