Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-08
For Duff Green
Gales g. Sestou'
William Greer
Way & Gideon
John Norvell
Francis p. Blair
Joseph Gales, jr.

Joseph Gales, jr.
blanks not being counted) Of which 100 formed ma
Jority; Duff Green having received 1903 votes, was
therefore declared duly elected printer the twenty
The bill from the Senate for the continuation Of tn.
Cumberland road. was read twice, and committed.
JAMES MONROE.
The House then took up the bill for the relief of
James Monroe.
Tho previous question was demanded by Mr..
Thompson of Georgia. but the House refused to sustain
Mr.. Hemphill then proposed the following amend.
men,; which he laid before the House Yesterday,
. nerea', james Monroe has repeatedly memorable
several Committees OF the House of Representative,
have reported favoraby thereon; and wherea. from the
cannot be formed as to the amount leaving a conpro
mise as the only alternatives: Therefore,
re u enacted blythe Senate and House Of Repre-
senfdftres Of the United States of america in CON
gTess assembled That for public services losses and
saer'hces, the sum Of thrty-six thousand dollars Is
hereby appropriated, to be paid James Monroe imme
In the treasury not otherwise appropriated; which sha
DC IN ui' OF all demands of the said James Monroe for
his services Aforesaid
Mr. Chiffon, TO get clear of this subject entrelv
would move to lay the bill with the on the
aoe and on this motion he asked for the ayes and noes
Mr. arson said he was certain that the gentleman
from kentucky would withdraw his motion when he
was reminded what he had solemny declared yeser.
uay namely, "that he had washed his hand, of this
Mr.. Hemphil called for the readioS If ,hs r,s,n.
BILE to the bill. " "' P''""
MIR. Coke roe; but he Speaker Informed him that
momon to lay on the table was d.bat.ahl.
The House having su.tained the ali for IN. ,y.,
and ross, tho motion ne av ei by vote of III
to as. ' " ~
The question then recurred m IN. adopion If IN. .
"endment proro'"d by Mr.. Hemphili
The merits Of the amendme mt were discussed by Mr.
Tucker. Of South Carolina.
MT Claiborne, said he wished 20 record hi. vot. on
noss Th.
| concurred in by the Hou e.
variety OF amendments proposed aud rel ee,el
and the subject was widely discu.sed.
MIR Hsnphill submitted ,hs following which IVA,
mo'hed al the suggestion OF Mr.. Rencher the former
one submitted by MIR. Fl. having been also rejected
Whereas, James Monroe epe at.di, memori.,;z
ed Congress concerning certain claims; and " bsIe,.
several committees Of the House Of R.pr,ssn,,ivs.
nsVe reported favorably hereon and whereas from the
'ap'e OF Tins and other ,es an accurate on,n;on
cannot he formed as to the precise amount leaving
COMPROMISE "a the only alternative : Tbar,for.
ne IT resolved by the Senate aud House of Repre
se"'dttpfs OF The United States OF America in Con
gress assembled That tr public services Io.s., and
sacrhcr- the sum Of thirty thousand dollar. L. her nv
appropriated to be paid to Jam.s Monro, out Of ,ny
~oney IN the treasury not hs rwiss
shall be in full OF al demands tn. ssid Jame Mon
roe Tor ms CLAIMS .toresaid Procided, Tie account
"s oneet OF "e 'easury DEPARTMENT shall. upon an
ex"n'nioon OF his accounts. believe much ia due 10
him "pon principles Of equity and Justice
MT Ihomrs n moved tina, the House adjourn
ne Hou'e refused 10 adjourn, ayes ST, noes gs
Mr.. Hoffman rallied for the pre- vious M s,ion
MIR. Mercer asked what would be the effect Of IN
previous question being carried What was The main
The Speaker stated that it would be upon IN. o,ta;
nal bill Invested Of the amendments
An SS' Tor the previous question was not sustained
MT. Wihams asked Tor the yea. and nav, on ,hs
question ct the ame nd nent Of MI Hemphiu a.. moJ;
ned, which were dered. ~
MIR. Haynes moved an adjournm snt but the mo-
lion was negaved on a division by vote of 100 70 On
me ayes and noes were theo taken as follows.
R,rhnn MeJ R Archer Arnold, Bailey John s.
Brown, Bncs aoan, Butman, Cambreleng, Campbell
Carson, Childs, Coke, Coleman, Coulter, Crockett
segniOn Croeheron, Crowninshield, John Davis, De.
perry, Denny, De Witt, Dickinson, Doddridpe Dun
can Dwight, Eager, Earll, g. Evans j. Evans Edward
Everett Horace Everett, Finch, Forward. Gilmore
Hhn %'ee zen, Erennell Gurev. Hasey, Hawkins,
ingersol Jarvis, Johns, Kendall, Lent LYON. Mace
sMialary, Martindale. Martin, McCreery, McDmiEe'
p nercer Miller Mitchell, Norton. Nuckols overton
pauon, Pearce, Pettis. Pierson, Jas. F. Randolph
Reed Rencher. Richardson Roane Russell John Scott
william Shepard Shields. Semmes, Sill, Ambrose
Spencer, Richard Spencer, Sprigg, Stergere. Ste
phens. Henry r. Storrs, Strong Sutherland. Tal;s.
ierro' Taylor,John Thomson, Tracy, verpIanck wash
ing'on, Wayne, CT White, Edward d. white, viii.
son, Wingate, and Young-IO5
| NAYS-Messrs Alexander, Allen AIs,on Andsr
son. anger, Armstrong, Noyes Barber, Barringer Raw
or' James Blair, John Blair, B,ckse Poon B,1st Brod
head, Cahoon, Chandler, Chiffon Claiborne CLAW CIarI
conner, Cooper, Cowies, Craig, Crane, Crawford Da
MEL W. r. Davis, Deshs, Dorsey, Draper. Drav,on
Iswor'h, findiay Ford, Foster. Fry. Hail. Hammons
Harvey, Haynes, Hoffman, Hubbard, Hunt Hunting >
ton, ihrie, isacks, Richard NJ Johnson Cave Johnson
hincad' Perkins King, Adam King Lamar, Lea. Ie,'
WIZ Lecompte, Letcher, Lewis, Loyal Jumok;n
.hemas Maxwell, Lewis Maxwell, McCoy McIntvre
muhlenburg, Polk, Potter, Rose, Sanford Aug IT
SShepheTd SPeght, Standefer, VIM. l.. Storrs, Swami
Swift, Wiley Thompson, Trezyant Tucker Vin,an
Weeks, Whttesey, Wicklife, Williams and Yancev
| So. '' anu "ncey-
So the amendment was agreed TO-
ne question then REQUIRED the engro.sment nj
the bill for third reading "
Mr. Findlay asked for the yeas and nays, which
were ordered; but ~
| On motion OF Mr.. Gilmore, the House adjourned
WARRINGTON February 4 In the Senate vsv,.r
gay, message was received from the President of the
Oheu o'stss, IN answer To luton of the Senate
eIhe ZOlh uit, in relation to the sales of lard
az tra"iordsviile, in Indiana. in November lac, !.
ana "ansIning reports Of the Secretary OF ,bs
suty ana CommiSsioner of the General Land nee on
mat subject. MIR. Brown Of North Csrolin, gave no
tce that he would morrow ask I.avs 70 hin T.;
ofi 10 reduce the du'ies on imported sukars Amony
'he peHlons presented, was one by Mr. H,yn. from,
We CleTk' employed in the III e of the Fourth a,di
.oI OF me treasury Department, praying for an in.
o'edsH OF helr salaries On rnotoD OF Mr. DudIev
me Senae took up the ill granting an annuity OF ak
III uoers 70 me Seneca tribe Of Indians and this
OF" having been sivoca ed by Messrs Standard Smib
Q. Maryland, white, aud Bell, and opposed by Mr.
rosyh, was ordered to third reading by vote Of "a
y. Aref tbs confederation Of ESecu i've business,
the 5 nate adjourned
In the House OF Represen atives, Mr.. MalIarv f,oo
'ne Commute on Manufactures reported bill In ren,s
tba part OF the act passed last 40 sion for the
10 me DUTY on sait which provides that after the al,
OF December next the duty should he 10 cent. ne,
oushe', lbs cad oil is az at present The object OF The
WI was 10 continue the duty levied. disrnss;on
o'k place upon the subject, in which Messrs Tncksr