Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-04
CONGRESS.


sened a M mortal Of the Society Of Friends
projecting The Southern Indians. A number
If bills from he House Of Representatives
were read a second time and referred 10 the
appropr,a,e Commi ices. Mr. Foots Iesolu-
ion was hen isken up, and Mr.. Benton con-
,inu, his remarks unon Mr. Webs,er's las,
,ppe, ch upon he questions Of In. Tariff and
In,,rnaI Imp, o, emerts. Afrr Mr. Benton
concluded, Air. Spraeue commenced his reply,
but yov~ way for moion 10 adjourn.
In The House Of Repre- sentalives, Mr. Conner
moved for h. con, d,ra'ion OF the resolution
when he IF red some lays ago, proposing an
Inquiry iuto The expedicncy o! 'tddcins 'he au
~ on salt
Mr. EARL having required the Yeas & Nays
on the cues ion Of consideration, and the Yeas
ard Nay havirg been ordered,
Mr.. Conoer withdrew his motion, and called
for The reading Of the resolution from he Lee
.isIa,ure Of The State Of North Carolina on the
subjcc,, and they were read.
Motions were then made TO refer ;he resolu-
tons to the Committee Of Ways and Mea"s,
and 10 the CommiI,re on Mahuiao lures.
These propositions gave rise TO some c"nVss-
sa,on among 6ifftren' members; which was su
prrceded BY a motion OF Mr.. L 'ylor, To refer
he resolu,lnn, to Committee Of The Whole
N tn. ate Of the U"ion
This motion was opposed by Mr.. Davis OF
Massachusetts, sod Mr.. Cambr"leng OF Nv
York: The former Of whom sdvocatec retr =
renee 70 the Committee on Manufactures, aud
the latter refer. nee to the Connie e oil Ways
AID Mans.
Mr.. Strong ,osp to address he House; when
! h. discussion was arrested bv he expiration oil
| The hou, aIlo ted 10 the discussion OF I"solu-
IONS: and the sub jeci OF course hes over MI
,o-mouow
TIE House resumed he cunsid ra ion OF The
| r. Dor of the CommiIse o" Elec ions on the
m. mcrial Of Rvel Washhurn, Con es'irg the
r,ec, ion Of James w RIPLEY, re,ur"ed as one
IF the members OF this House for the State OF
Maiue.
The question, Will the House astee TO the
resolu ion recomm' nded in toe said report
was again stated from he Chair. winch said re-
SOLUTION is in The words following, VIZ:
Resolrfd, Tha' J mes W. Ripley IS entitled
| 20 seat in the 2is, Congress OF The Oni'eo
States, as the R preventative Of The oxio'a
District, IN tn" SAFE Of Maize.
AIR Coke, of Virginia concluded his speech
and was followed in he debate IN .uoorss'o"
by NJ. Goodenow, Mr. Spencer, Of New York,
and MIR PIP Barbour.
| Tn. previous question was then moved oy
Mr.. Miller, and was demanded BY majority
! Of The members present: When
The said previous question was put VIZ
Shall he main ques ion be now put! and de-
cided as follows:
Yr.s-MeSsrs. Alexander, Aston, Ander'
son, Angel. ]. S. Barbour, Philip p Barbour
Barnwell. Baylor. Bell, Blair, John Blair, Boo
kee, Boon, Bors', B roadhead, Brown, Cahoon
Camb,eiing. Campbell. Csrson, Chandler, Clai'
borne, Clay. Coleman. Conner, Coulter, Robert
! Craig, Crawford, Crooktron, Daniel, Da'en'
mort, Warren r. Davis, DeberrN, Desha, De
I Wit, Drayton EARL Joshua Evans Findiay
F,rd, Forward, Fos'er, Fry, Gordon, Green
Hail. Kelsey, Hsmmons, Harvey, Hayne,
Hind; ). n ffmsn, Howard Hubbard, lhr'e l
irwin, Isscks. jennings, NJ. Johnson, Cave
Jahnson P. King, Adam KING, Lamar, Lee
Le,omp,e, Lrplrr, Lewis, Lumpk'n,Lyon, Ma
gee, Mar, Marin, Thomas, Maxwell. Nc
Crrery. Mccoy, McIn,irs, Miller, Mite heil
Mcneil Muhlenburgh, Nucko'ls, O'e''on' re'
us Polk. Powers, Ramsey, Richardson, Koans
Rus.el, Scott, Shields, Smith, Smy'h, Spe'ght
R Spencer. Sorigg. Stsnberry. S'andIisr' S''h
erlapd, Wiley Thompson, John Thomson
Tr.zevan, Tucker, Verplanck, Wavne, weeks
VIII, =, wickhfr, Wilde, Wilson, faneey-l
~. Massr. Armstronp- ArHOld, Bailey