Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-14
=. Wilde then demanded the previous ques.

n. Wilde then demanded the previous ques-
W.T. ~. Draper moved an adjournment; which
80 v,s decided in the negative-ayes 80
w. .r'a House having seconded the demand for
IL, previous question. =.
w ~ tbs question :. Shall The main question be
0nt - il was determined in the affirmative.
n' .rbo NAN question was then put. as fellows:
6LNl,bs hiIl be engrossed for third reading
"A determined in the negative, as follows:
'"V yTAS-Messrs. Anderson, Arnold, Baylor,
,.ltn,an. B,odhead, Brown. Buchanan, Cam
IT,, Campbell, Carson, Clay. Coleman. Con-
~, Coulter, Craig. Crocheron. Crowninshield,
W u. p nayi,. DeJcrry. Denny, Die '.insOn, Dray-
nwiuht. Eager, Earl, Josh Evans, Ed. Eve
-, E;rSb. Ford. Forward, Fry. Gilmore, Cor
~, ~" Grren. iialsey. Hawkins, HAYNES, Hines,
S W." Hoffman, Howard. Hubbard, lngersol,
irgos irwin. Jarvis, Jennings, r. NJ. Johnson,
r LAn.on, Lea. Leiper, Lent, Mallary, Mari,
I'm Tbos. Maxwell, McCreery. MoDuffie,
Whine Mercer, Mitchell Muhlenburg. Muck
~. Oyer,on. Patton. Pettis. Polk, Potter, San
c.J Scott. S,erisere, Stephens. Taliaferro, Var
.,,~' y,rnIonck. Washington, Weeks. c. P.
TyS;te. Ed. d. White, Wickliffe, Wilde, VIII
s,n-sl. -,
NiYS.-Messrs. Alexander, Allen. Aston,
,,,,g Armstrong. Barley. y. Barber. Barnwell,
p,r,;nrer. Bates. JAS. Blair, John Blair, Book
~ R,nIdin. Cahoon, Childs, Chiffon, Claiborne,
CI,rL Coke, Conner, Cooper, COwles. Crane,
60 rJ. Crockett. Creighton, Davenport, John
n,,;s Desha. Doddridge, Draper, Duncan, Ellis
9TH Geo. Evans, Horace Everett. Flnday.
C,;ber. GrenneIl, Hall, Hammons. Harvey,
ungbe.. Hunt. Huntington, lhrie. lrsin, Johns,
ys6doIl. Kincaid. Perkins King. Lamar. l.eavitt,
Trromp,e. I.etcher, Loyal, l.umpkn. ly-
on NIartindale, Lewis Maxwell. Mccoy,
Miller. Pearcc, Pierson, Ramsay, Rencher,
Rnanc. Russell, Aug. II. Shepherd. Shields. Sill,
SD.ivbt. Sprinc Standefer, Henry X. Storrs,
Stmny. Sutherland, Swami, Swift. Taylor. John
Thomson, Trezyant, Tucker, Vance. Nlnton,
WMulesev, Williams, lancey, loung-0e. 80
the bill was rejected.
Mr.. Storrs. uf New York, moved that. when
the House adjourEs, it do adjourn to Mon
day: and said he made the motion on account OF
me ,vo or three hours darkness that would oc-
cur Tomorrow: whereupOn
Mr.. Wh,tlesey moved that the House do now
adjourn: but withdrew it, TO give an Opportunity
for Mr. Doa|drdge TO move q reconsideration OF
tn, bill Just rejected, with Il view also TO move a
reconsideration of the last amendment agreed to.
Ppndlns Which motion, another was made to adj
jHru, and
Tie House adjourned
-asSs-
We learn that at a late sitting of the Senate
upon Executive business, the nomination OF Geo.
T. Porter to be Marshal Of the Eastern District
ii Pennsylvania, vice john Conrad (whose COM
mission has evpircdl was confirmed.
We understand, further, that on the same day
The nomination. Of Frederick List TO be Consul
of,he United States at the port of Hamburg was
rrjccted.-Nai. mt
-SNss-
Mr.. Crockett during the discussion ycstcr-
day. on Mrs Decatur's bill, stated that he was
requested, in this House. last wear, by govern,
r,ent officer to vote for this claim, and to jnsti-
Il hm,elf bv the message of the President. The
Executive influence brought to operate on this
bill failed to extOrt dishonest vote from Mr.
Crockett, who declared that he could not vote
Tor ttrom feeIinsof sympathy, while SO many
females equally msrtUrious having equal claims
on the government, and being in equal distress,
are overlooked. MAJ. Jour.
aNsb
1t will BE- seen from the letter Of our CORES
pendent at Washington, that the nomination by
TT, President Of Professor List, as Consul at
"'houS ua> Oeen rcJeCleu OY tne senate. we
believe that this rejection should be attribute. to
the excellent reputation for integrity and intelli-
gence which Mr., Cuthbert, the present consul at
that station, sustans Mr.. List is besides for
eyner OF but recent emigration to this country,
aT' should not, however estinable, be suffered
ndSplace from Office an equally es,imable Anne
ncan cilizen.-Penn. hnG,tircr.
aNN
The lice Presidency.-At a meeting in
bennington. Pa. on rues,lay-Called through
the "Chcster County Democrat" the Hon.
JAMES BucHASAx, of Penn was nominated as a
suitable person 10 he supported as Vice Presi-
dept, at the next election.
In the case of Commodore Creighton, the evl,
ueoce tor and against the accused closed on We'd
hesdav We understand thai the defence will
De read before the Cour, on Monday, between
Ten aud three o'clock. The Court, il will be re-
"emoered, sits at the Navy Yard-Chroni'ie
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