Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-18

pss, be would, any proper oecssou. ego d fae a.
~ that farthes and he trusted that his acts in
and out Of this House, during the two last struggles
for the Presidency, would be taken sufficient qua
rsnty Tor that pledge But the present question he
differed from the President, aud what Of that! We
have, said Mr. L., differed before. During the Goa
srsss that we were representatives OF TIE nns.see we
sften differed; but there then class OF subjects
did not differ upon. We voted toge her e speak from
memory. not r-cords) the survey bill, tho bill
subscribe stock to the Chesapeake and Delaware canal
the bill for the construction OF the road from C.nton
GAINESVILLE, inOhio and the bill approprang fifty
thousand dollars to remove distractions in the Mss.
sippi river joh't cay, and must not BE- understood o
mean, that by those votes either he or stand comui,.
ted for this bill, but for myself will that under the
influence Of opinions formed during thu period Ia which
those bills we're discussed, and which opinions have
since been changed or shaken, did, upon ,tur.
ec,ion vote for this bill when IL was hare before;
my opinion, notwithstanding the arguments by which
the Presidents objections powerful " urged.
main the same and il live, will vote for Il ysin
And do exp. CT by that to cfrnd ,hs President No
IT were 10 do it, Il wonld p'ove that I am hat
am, aud he is not ANDREW JACKSONi!! | think
know the Who now fills thu Executive chair well
enough 10 be convinced that il without change OF
opinion, should feel strongly the influence OF the
message as to change my vote this bill, he would
think a rifidin. ] an certain he ought, under such
circumstances. to despiac me, as L should mysef and
am cure he would. But suppose we had chief Ma
gsrao capable Of taking offence and feeling
ment for honest consistency in o,hersI would say to
him cannot h-lpi-to YOU Mr. President owe no
responsibilities but God and my constituents do
acknowledge responsibility, and these VIII discharge
~ may.
My colleague (NIr. pell) anticipates the final settle.
nsnt Of the great question Of Internal Improvement,
when the people shall decide and their W i'll is repre-
seated heartily join him in that appeal TO tho people;
and far eau, will cheerluy stake hs fate of In.
tsrnal lmprovement-ye., and my own fate, politically
npon that Issue. Will my colleague do likewi .!
as Mr.. sacks concluded Mr.. BAil said, that in
thing he had -ad had he the remo,es allusion to the
course OF Mr.. L. He had Doubt that, this ques.
alon, his cole fairly represented his
Mr. Kenuou observed, that, being perfectly satisfied
In his own mnd that all the arguments which could be
Addueed would not change single vote upon the sub.
feet hs Tell himself bound to move the previous quss-
ten.
Tho motion was agreed 20 by ivot, OF ayes 50, noes
81. 81 the previou, question We; carried
The ayes and noes called To-, ordered ana tax.
en-. on the putting Of the main question. was car'd
By vvts OF i05 to rs.
The main question: which the passage OF the b.
che ectuns OF the President notwithstanding, was
thsa put The vote was as follows:
isr n.es%an John Blair Boon ,owa ooises CsGoOa cL
c ce G SGG' c'gs s
dridso Dorsey Duncan Dwight Ellsworth George Evans, Ed
GrcnnelI, Hawkins, Hemph Hodges, Howard Hughes Hunt
ha1ps,on Ingesol Irwin lsact: johs Kendall Ksn1oo Kin
Mecsesy, Mercer Miller, Mitchell, Norton Peace Pet Pier
berry, sa"as' sisShsa: H. r. s;es. " sto Ssi s,1eas
Washington whitesey. Edward d. White, wcAie Yancoyp
NAYsMcssrs. Alexander Allen, Aston, Anderson Angel,
A A. A%S s.ey Il RanSS .s.. g sSa
s s%. cs%p
D.ssnpey h. Davis. pe5sny bs.ha Do W.T. dayton Dud'
;y Earl, Poster Fry cs,ss Gordon 6GFra% Hall
I e.. KIM .. Adm ss KIM ses,
sW.' %s%a Mosisnses Sasso. oSeltSa Polk Potter,
Rsiss Ros"s A. H. sSpGs sGsSI s%
Thompson, T1szysn, Tucker, ysmum yerpIsnck wayn',
So the DILL not being supported By 2sds of the House.
was rejected