Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-30

The bill to rcguate the Tariff coming up Tor
its third reading,
MIR. McDufie addressed the House at consi-
derable length in opposition thereto, and IN re-
ply to the arguments adduced by the Friends OF
the American System.
After he had concluded, many Southern gen.
tlemen eudeavored TO get the floor; but
Mr.. Hester having succeeded, observed t"as
il was perfectly obvious, that after the vote OF
the morning, to fix day for the adjournment OF
Congress-. further discussion on this subject
would be injurious, and could not long be .o'erat
ed by the House; he would therefore move the
previous question =,
The motion having been seconded-ayes 49,
noes. 46.
Mr.. Burgess moved call Of the House, when
was sustained, and the roll having been gone
tbrouoh. I7s members answered to their names.
The absentees were then called, and many
members having. 10 the interim, come into the
House, the further proceedings were suspend
ed.
Mr.. W. r. DAVIS inquired it it was then IN or
! der 70 make motion to recommt the Dill, WIN
instruc tons, &C.? nj.
The Chair replied that it was not, the call ha-
wing been seconded.
The previous question was then ordered-yeas
| 1872, nays 60. -,
The question then being 'sShali the bill passs''
il was decided IN the affirmative, as follows:
YEAS-Messrs- Adams, Chiffon Allan, An
derson, Appleton, Archer, Armstrong Arnold
Ashley, Babcock, Barrnger, Barstow, James
Bates, Bell, Bethune, James Blair, John BAR
Boon, B,uck, John Brodhead, John Z. brod
head, Bucher, Cambrelens, Carr. Chandler
Chinn, Claiborne, Clay, C"Ilier. SIlas Condict
Common, Eleu,herns Cooke, Bates Cooke, Corwln
Coulter, Craig. Crane, Creighton, Dayan, Dear
born, Dewart, Dnddridge Doubleday, Drayton
Duncan. Georoe Evans. J. Evans, Findlay, FitZ
gerald, Ford, Ga,her, Gilmore, Thomas II. Hall
William Hall. Hammons. Harper, Halves, Haw
kins, Holster, Fl 'ffman. Hogan, Holland. Horn
Howard, Ihris, Ingersoll, Irwin, lsacks, Jeuller
Jewet,, Richard NJ. Johnson, Cave Johnson, Ma
yananh, Kennon, Adam King, Kerr, Lansing
Leayitt, Lecompte Lent. Letcher, Lyon, Mann
Mardis. Mason, Marshall, Maxwell, McCarty
McIntirc. Mercer. Thomas r. Mitchell, Nun
lpnburo, Newton, Pierson, Piummer. Polk. Kan
doIph, John Reed, Edward c. Reed, Raane
Root. Russell, Semmes, VIM. B. Shepard. Aug
IL. Shepperd Smith, Soule, Southland, Spelgh'
Spence, Stanbery, Standifer. Stephens. Taylor
Francis Thomas, Philemon Thomas, J. Thomson
rompk,ns. Tracy. Vinton, Ward, Wardwel
Washington, Wayne. Weeks. WIlkin, Wheel
err. Elisha Whi,tlesey. Frederick Whittlesey,C
P. White, Worthinston, Young-l32.
e NAYS -Mes4rs' ,Adair, Alexander, Robe,
0 Allen, Heman Allen, Allison, Banks. J"nn
'. Barbour, BarnwelI, Isaac e. Bates, Bouidi'
t Branch, Briggs, Ballard. Bard, Burges' 9arS"'
Ch,ate, CLAYTON, Coke, evils Condi't t, Coop'
t Crawford. Daniel, Davenport, John DAVIS. W.
f$t, sEd9ard Eve
Grennell. Griffin, Hodges. Hughes, Huntington
JARVIS, Kendall. Hetrv King, Lamar. Levi
= Robert MCCOY, McDnflie, Mckay, McKrnnal
t Miligan. Newman. Nuckols, Patton. Prarc
Pendle,on, Pitcher, Potts, Rencher, S'ade. Stew
: art. Storrs. Sutherland Wiley Thompson, Wa
= mnugh, Edward d. White, Wickliffe, Wild
i" -65.
J. So the bill was passed.
/, Mr.. Adams then moved to amend the title
the bill, and to insert in lieu
: Gan act to reduce the revenue collected b
d duties on Imports"
Mr.. Davis move to amend that amendmen
: BY adding land protecting Manufactures"
Mr.. Adams accepted the amendment as M
a di6cation. After few brief remarks from MI
2 Davis and Mr. Hall, Of North Carolina
Mr.. E. Everett and moved the previou
question, which was seconded. yeas sc. NAYS 6e
The main question was then put, and the ttle
D viz: an act to regulate the duties on imports
was agreed to.
Il MT j. -. OarOOuF mover 10 TeCOuSueT VI
vote by which the bill TO incorporate the 81
Francis Road Company was negatived. whic
was agreed to, and the further consideration post
puned to Monday next.
The amendments Of the Senate to the bill 70
the relief of Horato Gates Spaffard, we're cor
E Cured in by the House and passed. The JOIN
resolution from the Senate, to authorize the Pre-
r sdent to contract for a Pedestrian statue q
r George Washington, was read and committed.
The bill TO authorize the Legislature of lndi
ana TO sell and convey certain lands; and
The bill to carry into effect the convention
with the King Of the French; were read thir'
, time and passed; and
The House adjourned.
Ferry Late from Jamaica.-We have been pc
Iitety favored with the loan IF files of the King