Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18
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the Minority of the Bank Committee which we
received by tins mornings mail, paper of such in
tcrcst to warrant the exclusion of all other mat,
ter confines us to very brief space in giving the
closing scenes of the Houston farce-for farce il
has become by the inadcquacy of the punishment
inflicted for what the House had previously decided
to be Il contempt and breach of privilege. The pro-
cccdings show, that man proposed any other
punishment than Il rcprimand and an exclusion
from the privileged seats of the House, to which
Gen. Houston entitled by rule, as former
Member of the House, though tainted by Mr.. Ar.
cher with Jewish to creep out of tho position az.
sumcd," and declaration that, ''to reprmand the
offender merely, was to propose punishment fit
sor school boys."-In this latter opinion we concur
with Mr.. Archer.
Tho vote upon the question of contempt not,
stood thus:
YEAS.-Messrs. Adams, Allan, Allison, Apple
ton, Armstrong, Arnold, Babcock Banks, John ).
Barbour, Barnwcll, Barrnger, Barstow, Isaac e..
Bates, james Blair, Briggs, Billiard, Burd, Burgess,
Cahoon, Choatc Coke, Lewis Condict, Sas Con-
dit Eleutheros Cooke. Bates Cooke Corwin, Coul-
ter, Crane, Crawford, Creighton, Daniel, John Da-
Wis., Warren II. Davis, Dearborn, Denny, Dcwart,
Dickson, Doddridge, Duncan, Ellsworth, G.. Evans,
J. Evans, Edward Everett, Horace Everett, Fielder,
Grcnncll, Griffin Hester, Hodges, Hughes, Hunt
ington, lhric, lngersoll, Irwin Jenitcr, Kendall
kennon, Henry King, Kerr, Letcher, Marshall,
Maxwell Robert Mccoy, McDufie, Mckay, Nc
KEENAN,, Mercer, Milligan. Newman, Newton,
Pcarcc, Pcndlcton Pitcher Potts, Randolph, John
Reed, Rcnchcr, Root, Russell, Semmes, William b.
Shepard, Aug. III. Shcpperd, Shade, Smith, South
ard, Spence, Stewart, Storrs, Sutherland, Taylor,
Tompkins Tracy, Vance, Verplanck, Vinton
Wardwcll, Washington, Watmough, Wilkin,
Wheeler, Elisha Whttlcscy, Frederick Whittlcsev
Edward d. White, wickliiic, Williams, Young
LOG.
NAYS Mcssrs. Alexander, Robert Allen, An
derson, Angel, Archer, Ashley, James Bates,
Bcardslcy, Bell Bergen Bcthunc, Jno Blair. Boon.
Bouck, Bouldin, John Brodhead, John C.. Br cd
head, Butcher, Cambrcleng, Carr, Carson, Chand-
lcr Claiborne, Clay, Clayton, Conner Craig, Dn-
vcnport, Dayan, Doubleday, Drayton Fitz gerald,
Ford, Foster, Gather, Gilmore, Gordon, Il. III. Hail,
w. Hall, Ilammons, Harper, Halves, Hawkins,
Hoffman, Hogan, Holland, Horn, Hubbard, Jarvis,
Jewett, Richard Nj. Johnson, Chas. G.. Johnston,
Kavanagh, Adam King, John King Lamar, Lam
sing, Leavilt, Lecomptc, Lent, Lewis, Lyon, Mann,
George f.. Mitchell Thos. r. Mitchell, Muhlcn-
berg, Nuckolls, Pierson, Plummer, Polk, L. G.
Reed Roane, Souie, Speight, Standiter, Stephens,
Francis Thomas, Philemon Thomas Wiley Thomp-
son, John Thomson, Ward, Wayne, Weeks, Worth
iDgton-S9.
The National Intclligenccr does not give tho
ayes and noes upon the question of rcprimanding,
but presume it precisely the last, the
result in numbers is the samc-aycs LOG, noes 80.
Upon the question of excluding from tho privileged
seats, the vote was as follows:
YEAS-Mcssrs. Adams, c. Allan Allison, APP
peton, Armstrong, Arnold, IIabcock, Banks, John
5. Barbour, Barnwcll, Barrngcr Barstow, Isaac
G. Bates, Briggs, Builard, Burgess Cahoon,
Choate, Coke, Collier, Lewis Condct, Silas Condit,
e. Cooke, Bates Cooke, COrwn, Coulter, Crane
Creighton, Daniel, John Davis, Dearborn, Denny,
Dickson, Doddrdge, Ellsworth, George Evans,
Joshua Evans, Edward Everett, Horace Everett,
Fielder, Grennel, Griffin, Holster, Hodges, Hughes,
Huntington, Ingcrsoll, Irwin, Jcnifcr, Kendall,
Kerr, Latcacr, Marshall, Maxwell, Robert Mccoy,
McDulie, Mckay, McKcnnan, Mercer, Mllligan,
Newton, Pcarcc, Pcndlctnn Potts. Randolph, John
Reed, Root, RUSSELL Scmms, VIM. b. Shepard,
Sladc, Southland, Spence, Stewart, Slorrs, Suther-
land, Taylor, Tompkns, Tracy, Vance, Vcrplanck,
Vinton, Washington, Watmough, Wilkin, Elisha
Whittlcsey, Fred Whittesey, Wicklifie, Williams,
Young-0O.
NAYS-Mcssrs. Alexander, Robert Allen, An
dcrson, Angel, Archer, Ashley, James Bates,
Bcardslcy, Bell, Bergen, Bcthuno, James Blair,
John Blair, Bouck, Bouldin, John Brodhcad. John
G.. Brodhcad, Butcher, Burd, Cambrclcng, Carr,
Carson, Chandler, Claiborne, Clay, Clayton, Con-
ner, Craig, Crawford, Davenport, Dayan, Dewart,
Doubleday, Drayton, Duncan, Fitzgerald, Ford,
Foster, Gather, Gilmore, Go.don, Thos. Hall,
VIM. Hall, Hammons, Harper, HAYES, Hawkins,
Hoffman, Hogan, Holland Horn, Hubbard Ihri,,
Jarvis Jewctt, r. NJ. Johnson, Cave Johnson,
Chas. c. Johnston, Kavanagh, John King, Henry
King, Lamar Lansing, Lcavitt, LccomPte, Lent,
Lewis, Lyon, Mann, Mardis, Mason, McCarty,
lcn5urg, Newman, Nuckells, Piorson, Pitcher,
Plummcr Polk, Ed. c.. Reed, Rcnchcr Roano, A.
II. Shepherd, Smith, Seule, Speight, Standifer,
Stephens, Francis Thomas, Philemon Thomas,
Wiley Thompson, John Thompson, Ward, Ward
well, Wayne, Weeks Wheeler, Worthingt on-l01
There is blessed quarrel sprnging up between
the factons-thc Guelphs and Ghibcins of the
Jackson party in New York, and the country will
get the rights Of the story if nothing else. We
copy tho following from the Courier & Enquirer
of Wednesday: it is a missile at the Albany Argus
the voice of the Regency
"Tho fact no longer should be concealed, thai
it MIR. Clay had not on the first ballot dccidce
the election of Mr. Adams, he would have beer
elected on the second ballot by the very mcr
who now sustain the money changers. We dare
Mr.. brcicng to deny tive dare the Argus
TO deny their ayOwal at the time that they pre-
ferred Mr.. Adams TO General Jackson-wc dar,
the Argus TO deny that he preferred having Mr.
Rochester, Adams man, for Governor Than =
friend Of Andrew Jackson-we dare him to den,
abat NE denounced the Editor of the ENQUIRER biz
1criy for profcrring friend to Jackson:-Wc
&larc the Argus to deny that they came in to tie
support of General Jackson after his election hat
become certain; dare the junta TO deny the
charge that they denounced amongst themsclvc,
the original appointments made by the President
and determined to take their time and man
ncr of securing that influence at Washington
which they intcrded 20 bring TO bear against al
who were not to their interest. Can such Il fac
ton hope to succeed among an Intelligent people,
This State must be puriied-tho money changers
must be put down, or the democratic party Is II
danger"
Tho st. Louis Tines of the 2lst April, says
THAT letters from Gen. Atkinson were received
yesterday, (29th) III which he stated that it wa
Propabc thal the troops would he detained in Tia
uClghbOThoOd of Roci; Island Cnr l,e