Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-03


withdraw his appeal and suffer the business progress
MIR. Adams assented, and the question being put the
ii was negatived-Yeas &C, Nays lis.
The question then recurring being considering the
question to strike out the 10th section Of the bill
Mr. f. Everett observed, that this subject having been
decided upon only the day before in very full House
he was Induced from the small number of members that
were now present, TO call OF the House, and to
demand the Yeas and Nays thereon.
Mr.. Adams reminded the House that there were 100
members present when the former was taken; and if
the subject was to be fairly met the call should
The yeas and nays being ordered
Mr. j. w. Taylor said that he willing as any man
to his post in order bring the subject before the
House TO close But he had witnessed that every day
at this hour Chen o'clock there was one or two
hours generally wasted in motions for calls Of the House.
and proceedings thereon in consequence of the
members at the dinner hours. He thought was better
for them at TO agree to take until o'clock
that the rest of the members might get their dinners and
then return TO their business He asked for the unani.
nous consent ofthc House to motion to this effect
Several members objected but the House having sus-
pended the rule 10 enable Mr. T. to submit motion that
the House take until O'Clock il was decided i'm
the aiirmadve-Yeas Il2, Nays 45.
And tbs House took recess accorlingly
Erening Session.
1.-THE excessive length of the daily sit,ngs has left no
time for our Reporters TO write their of this sitting
The results are taken from the Journal
On the call of the roll the opening Of the House III
members answered to their names.
The question being then again stated the motion oil
Mr. Alexander TO strike out the 10Th section of the BILL
was decided in the affirmative, Yeas 90, Nays97
motion was then made by Mr. verpAnck, TO amend
the bill so as to change the duty saidck ten cts
square yard TO fifteen per vaorem and decided
in the affirmative, Yeas 9S Nays 81.
Mr. Connor then moved TO strike out the 18th section
winch directs the pound sterling, in calculating the rates
OF Duty TO be calculated at the value of four dollars and
eighty centswhich was negatived Yeas 10, Nays ia
motion made by MIR. Marshall, so to amend the
18th item of the second section OF the bill raise the
duty hemp from $35 per $40 per ton; also to
raise the duty cotton bagging from l2 cents square
yard without regard to the weight width of the article
division of this question being called for tho
on the hrst member of il decided in the negative 9s
to SO; and the second member thereof was 5egatived
cas- 30 Nays lOO The third member thereof viz: the
words "whou regard to weight width o. the article
was decided in the affirmative.
Some further amendment made in the duty on car.
petng' &c-and, further on motion of Mr. Adams 10
change the duty annels, and bazes from duty of az
per centum ad vaorem to specific duty of 6 cents the
Nays9i Ae'' 90
The previous question then moved by Mr.. White.
OF New York, and decided follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Alexander, Robert Allen, Anderson.
appleton' Noyes Barber, Barrnger, Barstow James
Bates, Beardsley, Bell Bergen, Behune James Blair,
ieng Chandler Chinn, Claiborne Clay, Collier Connor
Corwn, Coulter. Craig, Dayan, Dearborn, Doddridge
Tn IL. Hail. William Hall, Hammons, Harper. HAYES
Hawkins, Hoffman, Hogan, Horn, Howard Hubbard
rvn sacks Jarvis, Jewett, Rd Nj. Johnson Cave John
son, kavanagh Kennon, Adam King, John King LANSING
Ieavitt, Lecompte, Lent, Lecher Lyon, Mann Mardis
Mason, McCarty, McIntire, Mckay, Thos r. Mitchell
M1hleGburg, Nuckols, plummer, Polk, John Reed Ed
y Reed, Roane, A. III Shepperd, Speght, Spence Stan
dier Stephens Francis Thomas John Thomson Tomkins
Tracy, Nerplanck, Ward, WardwelI, Wayne Weeks q
Yomg-9S. s'"'
Nays,-Messrs. Adams, c. Allan, III. Allen, Arm.
strong Arnold Babcock, Banks, John S. Barbour Barn
WELL lssac c. Bates, Boudin, Briggs, Bucher BulIard
Burd Burgess, Carson Choate Clayton Coke L. Condict
Eleutheros Cooke, Bates, Cooke, Cooper Crane Cravv
ford, Creighton, Daniel, Davenport John Dan;s w u
DAVIS Denny, Ellsworth, Joshua Evans, Edw Everett
Horace Everett, Foster, Gordon, GrennelI GrTin Hod
es Hester, Hughes, Huntington Ihrie IngersoIi JenI
Hanr Kfnu
Maxwell, Robert Mccoy, McKennan Mercer, MiIIiean
Patton, Pearce, Pendleton Person. Pitcher Potts. Ran
smith, Southland, Steward, Sorrs Sutherland Tavlor
Philemon Thomas, Wiley Thompson, Vance WatmoEgb
sey, Ed. ID. White-s5 " i'''e'
The Main Question then put, viz: SHALL THE
n Ell, BE ENcRossED AND READ A THIRD TIME?
And decided as follows:
Yeds-Messrs. Adams Chiffon Allan Anderson Al
pleon, Armstrong, Arnold, Babcock Moves Barber Bar
ringer, Barstow, James Bates Beardsey, Bell Bergen
Burd' Cambreeng, Carr, Chandler, Chinn, Claiborne
Clay, Collier, Conner, Eleutheros Cooke, Bates Cooke
Gorwin Coulter, Craig, Crane, Dayan, Dearborn, bod,
bridge, Doubleday, Ellsworth, George Evans, Joshua
Evans fnday Fitzgerald Ford, Gather, Gilmore Tho
mas H. Hail. VIM Hall, Hammons, Harper, Hawkins,
Hester, Hoffman, Hogan, Horn, Howard HubbarJ
Huntington, IngersoI, Irwin, sacs Jenifer Jewett r.
NJ Johnson, Cave Johnson, Kavanagh, Kennon Adam
Hlng John King Kerr, Lansing, Leavitt Lecompte Lent
Letcher, Lyon, Mann, Mardis, Mason Marshall MAY
WELL McCarty, McIntire, Mercer +. r. Mitchell Mub-
enburg' Patton, Person. Polk Randolph John Reed Ed
""u Atecu, 'Nodle, fOO tiSSel, w IN. h. SHEPARD
Aug H. Shepherd, Smith, Southard Speight Spence
Sanditer, Stephens Sorrs Taylor Francis Thomas phi
lemon Thomas, TomPkns, Tracy, Verpanck, Ward Ward
well, Washington, Wayne, Weeks, Elisha WhittI.eev
Fred WhiItlesey, Camp p. White, Williams WortbinS
ton, Young-l2i.
NdyS-Messrs. Alexander, Robert Allen Heman AL
len, Banks, John y Barbour, BarnweI, Isaac c. Bates
Bouldn, Branch, Briggs, Buard Burgess Carson Choate
clayton, Coke, Lewis COndict Cooper Crawford Creph
ton Daniel, Davenport, John Davis Warren r. Davis
Denny, Edward Everett Horace Everett Fielder Foster
Gordon Grennell Griffin, Halves, Hodges Hughes Jbrie
Jarvis, hendal H. King, Lamar, Lewis, Robert McCov
MGDulie, Mckay, McKennan, Milgan, Newman Nnc,
Eois' Pearce Pendeton, Pitcher, Potts. Rencher Slade
stewart, Sutherland, Wiley Thompson, J. Thomson
Wicklife, Wilde-65 80 " i'o'
so the bill was ordered TO be engrossed and yead n
third time Tomorrow; and ~
The House adjourned.
- "AsHINGToN, June 29,-1n the Senate Yesterday
MT FTenghuysen presented resolutions of the citizens
OIL - County, New Jersey, against any abandonment of
he protective system, which were laid on the table and
ordered TO be printed. ' ""'
Mr. Marcy presented the petition of Josiah Jennncs
praying That an invention by him of mode of prevent1
We bursting oil steam boilers may be examined by com.
h,tee' &c; winch was referred to the Committee ON
Commerce. VII
The resolution offered by Mr. Smith, calling on the Sc
cretay OF the Teasury report during the first eek NJ
'he next session OF Congress, bill 10 the Senate TO x
ana establish the salaries of officers of the customs
out the Unon was taken up considered and agreed TO-
Mr. DOT stated that the Committee on Pensions had re-
GeVed from The Secretary Of War; the regulations
ny the Department, relative 10 the construction of the
PENSION Law and moved the printing of 1000 comics
which motion agreed TO.
Mr.. Hendricks, from the COMMITTEES On Roads and r.
naS, reported bill from H.