Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-18

propositions In the memotit', Archer object would
be 70 explain The operations o''ae sc"'ne had '0'
les,ed.
Mr. Cheves regretted that The reso:uuon oSsred
cone days siaee for tn sppoinmeni OF Committee
ons member from cash OF the States presented 10 The
Com utiou bad not be. adopted. IL, would b, hap.
py now, u the resolution offered by Me- b rrien could
os referred 10 the General C9mn"se. out oil r''Pss'
Mr.. Bsssieu ssid there would os NO diH r.nse 10
adopting the reulutcn formerly offered he General
Committee, or that which ne now pe'PS's', uni"
10 diseass Tho memorial The resolution directing
mo mortal @ bs prepared had been refer ed 10 the
General C,mni''e', without ,as"oei,ns. Iis r.'o'
uaneui committee, had for it' o.. ct The sMrypx Of
the me mortal mo effect Both offsets re embraced
IN tt 5 resolution he now ell rod. Tbs que soo was,
wbe Their the menbe,s would remain 10 sessio, hose
OF aeeonp he'd. or scqu o,siog In these in
stfuc,ious return TO their homss. They Won he par
ly sate in gong home. ss tho principles OF the me-
N o,.I would be 6xed by the in''ruc,ion..-It hey
proceeded to discuss memorial the session would be
OK ended into mex week
Mr. Gaatin would submit the consider alton Of The
gen,,, from u Csr'lnA, The fact that much
better memorial could be prepared u moro time w're
| allowed. F;cis produced ths mos, feet mere i'm
pre- ,sivs mol could &c ared by tn. psrm'u en'
| Than by the general somuiuee. The In memorial mus,
embrace many pa tsulas, sollsct and araoge whith
| time would bs required. H. had another reason Tor
Georgia shouli be adop ed He wiihsd is give his vote
ia favor OF tho principles Of the n,ut Gus contained
in the REL ou ior There diff suy 10 the address
which b, couli not overcome 81 the resolution wou
have hi, cordial support ami be hoped the Convt non
would by their closing vote. sh W 20 their opponeph
their uu.piny in regard to the great otjss Tor wSish
MIR. Cu,hbert Of South Csroua said they had found
time for the considers ration Of report. ard why noa
hpd line TO consider the o;hsr.
Nj. Cheve, said, II having been exp. aimed TO him
thai The comuiee wac to consist OF p'rsoo from
each slate. 10 could approve CT n appointment expect.
lily when charged wi the excellent instructions TAI
| had jus, been ro,d
COL Basset thought the advantage having one mem
Der from each state, would be than coun'ebaanc
ed by the difficulty Of their acting in concert :,
Hero Col. Preston said he believed the question had
not been put his motion to strike out much oil MI
Berrien's resolution, as required the attendance at
Washington Of the members of the Permanent Com
mittee.
| The question was then put by the President
Gov Miller Of s. Carolina. thought that if portion
Of the committee was to act, 1t would give them very
great power Would not the whole power oil the Con,
ven,ion be thrown into the bands OF few men, Would
not be better for the gentlemen TO go to Washington IN
their private capacity.
Col. Preston's amendment not adopted
member whose name did not hear, said he had
voted with the minority the question Of adopting the
address, la the general committee oil which he was
member II was unanimously resolved TO report IT TO the
Convention but he afterwards discovered some passages
in it which caused him, with great regret to withhold
his vote. He anxious for opportunity TO justify
the opinion that there entire in the
Convention in regard to the great object they
sembied to promote and shcw this to the world he
questions OF adopting Mr.. Berrien's resolution.
The tyes and usys were IN tskea, ana appeared
that ls9 voted 10 iaror OF M. b tfi n. resolutou
and against IL.
Ia tn, afternoon session. the name, Of tss folio wis
g'n,l'men were announced Is sous iu ins tbs
Permanent Co,nmftfee.-Al:ert G. LATHAM. Of NeV
Lse OF Mas, Wi liam Hun'sr OF Rhote l., Rogs
Mino Sherman oil Coon, C. l.. Hatdenb'rgh OF "
Jesssv, Ci'meni c. B ,ol, OF p no Georgr II fins
Of. Md Tnom" r. D4w Of Va, Jane. ede'', G
n. C., Within H,rper Of S. C., John NJ. B'rien {
crg'. Eooeh Psrions OF Alabama, William Bat
I Ter oil TeuneSee,
u /, wa. resolved that tho Committee should hav
power to fill any vasaosi,, thai may 'ui 10 Their ow
body.
. Inquiry MAIDS II Tho committee appointed to cor
fer with the Phi lste ph DeieSa -, Oh tho sntj ct
The expsnscs Of his Convention vac prepared to rrpor
Col B's.n, from the committee, stated tst i, wa
# TIE par collar wish Of he Philadelphia delegation 10
ne 81 s inns o%d 3.
measures for having tho acsoun, # The proes,dag,
ns CoLvenion, rep Ded and distributed in their re
speetive Sia'e..
Resolutions of,ring thank, 10 the Pailad phi, lie
Sanoo' and qne"ing tbs members OF .hs diisreu, de
ESaNons 10 Ne measures Tor di'trbu ing an ascour
o. me proeeedinys Of tn Corv oa in their
eHs', were then proposed by Col. Bas,eu and imam
h mously adopted.
Mr. Poindrxto re,outioa for ,h apooinin mt Of
Committee TO confer with tbs Tariff Con en,ion abou
to a''mtls 10 Now York, called up for sonsidsrs
ton. y "
mo n wa' made to postpone tn. question ind. e
6ni'.ly.
Mr. to'nd xer ca'lel Tor the Ayes and Noes.
Il Several gentlemen who opposed 10 the resclu
lion, objected 10 this disposition of il, as no, shswc
suffci'ni re'peci TO the mover.
Gen. Par'oDs OF Alabama said they he'd prosetd 4.
mus ar In p;rfeci good humor and he would b. grey
90 IL any hing should now occur to interrupt his ar
mooy' ii was opposed TO tho resolution, bu he wouI,
net vote for lis Indefinite pcs ponem.rt.
Oae hundred and twenty two voted for Tho ind, Il
Di,e Pos'ponement, and "a ak,insii'.
IL time had lowed, further confederation would pro.
baby have been bestowed on the resolution; but en-
trey out OF re'pec, ohs mover. N .arly al the mi.
noriy on the question Of indefinite po'pon se m.
ed as uiy eonvnee ed as the majority, that no good
s'ud result from The aPp.in me ut of committee to
sonfer with the Tariff Convention.
Resoiu ions Of har ks TO the President, Il S crsary
ana the szsns OF Phiiad' phia, then
~ adopted; and The President delivered the closing ad-
Dress 40 published in N" quirsr Of Friday last
| From tho Southern Religious Toesrapa,
| TRUE PROPHECY.
MIR. EDITOR 81 beard The late and en-. lam nj cd
ID R;ec preach sermon the il jury done TO reIi-
gion by igno'ani asbers 10 part Of il bo ven.