Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

eli could be, that no vote would be changed nv f
ther debates and that time was now precious-moved
the previous question: which being seconded the main
question ordered, and put, viz: evil the. House
pass the bill. the President objections not nst.nd
ing )" and decided AS follows: ss1A
YEAS-hIessrs Armstrong, Moves Barber Barev E.,.s
Baylor Beckn,an, BLAIR, Coon Brown, Burgess Cs
Chiffon Clay Clark Coleman Condc, Cooper Crane Craw
ford Crockett, Creighton Cfownnsheld, John DAVIS Deuy
Dodddge Dorsey, Duncan pweh, Ellsworth George Evans
Edward Everett Horace Everett, Fntliay, Finch Ford For
ward, Grenae. Hawkins, iiemphi hodges Howard Hughes
Hunt, huntingdon lugeroil irwin saacks Johns K.nsai
Kenaon K'ncad, Leconp.e Lecher Lyon MalIay Martin
peace pe,,s Pierson Ramsay Randolph, Reed Richardson
Rose, Rsusel scott, WiiamB Shepard. Semmes, Sill Am
bose Spencer Speg, S'anberry otandee Stephens Henry
+ Stos William L. storrs. Strong Sutherland swami swift
Test John Thompson g1. Vance y9!on, Washington ,Vhe
NAYS-Messrs Alexander, Allen, Aon Anderson Angel
barInser. Bell James Blair Bockee. Bors, Boudin Bod
head Cabrelens. Campbell C;sr>ou Chandler Claiborne
Coke Ccaner cowIs Hector Craig Robert Craig Crocheron
Drayon Duey, Earll Foster Fry, Gather Gordon Gorbam
Hall Hammons, Harvey, Haynes. Kinds, ofman Hubbard
Jennings, Cave Johnson. Perkins King Adam King Lanar
WELL Mccoy. Mo,unie, McIme, Mcneil Nufenburs Nuc.
Shepherd Shields Smith, Spegh Richard SPENCE S,er;oee
num- Verplanck. Wayne, Weeks, Camp r. White Wilde.
the Presidents veo) the bill rejected
-; H n9.In o, mr. Williams, was agreed to take
EVENING SESSION.
The House resumed the consideration of the report om the
Navy Depastnrnt upon the printing The report of
the Fourth Auditor, upon the subject of the accounts of
Miles King. &c ~ W
Mr. Whiuesey concluded his against the motion
tor printing this report founded upon the nature of thai re-
port - $3.50 ~
He was followed by Mr. Carson strong language in re-
ply To MT Whirilesey's against printing Mr.
COKE next spoke decidedly against the printing ground
OF me nature OF the oit To these gentlemen Mr. Daniel
plird most zeaousy and warmly vindcane and euorizno
ire character and talents Of Mr. Kendall the Fourth An
dor MI Spesh, of North Carolina, made some remarks de
cdedy IN favor Of the printing MIR Bell Tennessee next
spoke, as decidedly the side To whom Mr. Win,
,!esey replied Mr. Carson briefly reJoned MIR Crane of
oho IN dsassionie Speech opposed the prinns of The
report because of lis supposed aundced character When
MIR. c. concluded, '
Mn Clay of Alabama, said, tina, he could perceive any
GOOD 10 arise from the further debate he
would not attempt 10 having deeIr interest in
other matters which stood in the of movec for the
rSt time since he had been member, the previous cues
tion. - f go
The House seconded the motion
motion was then made to lay the whole subject, on the
table and the and nays this subject being by
MIR Carson the question decided as follows For the mo-
ton To lay on the table 55-aganst il III
Iie having determined in favor the previous oues
tion Inc main question then taken, without formal
the printing of the and papers
Ire ftouse then proceeded to consider bills Senate
and taking up that wcgrans pre- emprion rights to actual
settlers the public lands debate arose ON il which was
not concluded at half past nine O'Clock