Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01

Wen could be. that vote you'll DE changed nv 6,r
her debate, and that time was now pree,ous-moved
question: which being seconded, ,he main
question was ordered AMI put, viz; "wili the louse
pass the BILL the Presidents objections no, w;t,ssn
ing," and decided as follows
, fEAS-Ness" Armstrong. Moves Barber BARLEY Rates
Baylor Beckwan, Ba Boon flown Bm,re. CSh' ,ps
Sh'on Clay, CLARK, Coleman Condiei oore rane
ford Crockett Creighton Urownin shielI Jobn b,~ nav
Doddrdse Dorsey Duncan Dwight Ellsworth Gcorpo Eyan.
Edward Everett Horace Everett Fmdlay Finch Ford F",
ward GtenuCl Hawkins Ilcmphl HODGES uoy,t tI,shss
uun Huntington, lngcrsol, Trivia Isaaeks Johns Kendall
Hen"9n hncnid, lecompe, LcchcI. Lyon, Maarv hiaun
GALE MoNwe, McCTeery, Merce, Miller Mitchell Merton,
pracc Pe's, Person Ramsay Randolph Reed RicintJson
Rose hS"sel, Scott, William q Shepard Semnes Sill Am.
Siotrs. William L. sorrs Song Sutherland lyann SWIM
IeS :onn thompson, Vance. Nm,on. Washington White
NAtS-Mes'rs Alexander, Allen Alston Anderson Angel
Steher Arnold, Bailey Barbour =. p Barbour Barnwel
hc3d Canbrelcns. Campbell Ca,son Chandler Caibonr
oAe SonncT Cowlss Hector Craig. Robert Crag Cfochcron
'ne Davenpof' Warren IL Davis Deheuy, Desha de Wi,t
DSy9n Dudley, Earl Foster, Fry, Gather Gordon C;oran
tan iemmons Harvey Haynes. nds, Hoffman Hubbard
enhnss' cave Johnson Perkins King Adam Kus Lamar,
Lea seGH Loyal. Lewis, Lumpkn, Mage. Thomas Max
veil Mccoy, NlenuGie, Mclnrc Mcneil Muhcnburs Nue.
S1us ove'nn Polls Potter Powers Rcnchcr Roane y u
Ifpei', Sneid smith Spegh, Richard Spencer Sterigere
& lSy"' Wiley Thompson rreysut. Tucker, Var.
Williamson 'T - ""'"' """e'
tho 80 :" sgGos two ,hri' of'ho House pass nsa,,
''S 81 tresinrnrs ye'o) 'hc bill was rejected.
Sn mGUpn 9i nl' VILLA MS was agreed take rccrss
'"I "eloek' = NJ and adjourned
EVENING SESSION.
The House resumed the consideration ot the reno o, m.
NaVN bfnartmrnt, upon the
Miles King. &c - W. "''o'"'s "
Mr Nhtesey concluded his remarks apaips, tho ,,,ic
Tor printing this report, founded upon the nature of tia, re-
port. ~ "'a' IT,
lie was followed by Nj, Carson s,rous language in re-
Ply " ht "nnursrys Arguments against the printing MIR
IoNe next spoke decidedly against printing on the ground
OF me nature OF the report To these gentlemen MIR Daniel
feped most zeaouy and warmly vndca,ng and euo-
me CHARACTER and talents Of Mr. Amos Kendall the Fourth Ar
'of Nj Spesh', of North Carolina mad, some remarks dc
Cedy IA favor Of the printing. Mr. Bell of Tennessee next
SPOKE a. decidedly the side whom Mr. Wb,t
Iesey replied Alr Carson briefly cI,iucd MIR Crane nj
ONO m dpassionh'e speech opposed printing of the
Mr.. C. concluded ''"
Mi Clay, Of Alabama said, that he could nerceve any
Sop arse from the further proecuIon this debate he
would not attempt 10 arrest but having deep interest IN
9nef matters winch stood ~ the way Of moved for tho
tion. ~ " ~ F'-''0'' ~
The House seconded the motion
n motion was then made Law the whole subject ON the
ae aud The and nays this subject being reoure Inv
h' larson the question decided follows or the m
tion To lay ON tn table 55-against IL III
me on'e having determined favor previous cues
ION e nam question was then taken, aud without Girmal
ohcc on the printing Of the report papers were ordered
me House ihon proceeded consider hills from tho Senate
ana taking up that which grant, pre- empon rights 10 actual
settlers on the public lands, debate arose ON H. which was
not concluded at half past O'Clock