Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-02

Mr. Huntington after few remarks on the grea, i'm
Portance OF this question, moved call of the Uonse
The House was called accordingly
Ii appeared that POI members were preecnt
M LII SS noveH 70 suspend further proceedings on
The doors were then closed, the excuses of Alison
tees received Proceedings then suspended and Tho
doors CT the Hall again opened. Wv
Mr.. Burgess demonstrated very warmly aga;,s., A.,
OF the Bill; aud in the course of his ren,arks ,P
with some severity to the agency OF Mr. Clay in orpna
Mr.. Jeniter replied with warmth 10 this mar, or ,,
speech and vindicacd the purity of Mr.. Clays motives
and purposes.
Mr. Foster said his constitutional objections TO the hin
mad been removed by closer examination of its proyis
ions Sill he dill not ike The bin Inn v a. "a ,;n g. 80,
1t as an experiment.
Mr. Denny delivered at considerable length the reasors
ha wonld induce him to vote against IL biz
Mr.. Eaniel replied 10 The r., marks OF MIR Bu,oes 4,
10 mr. Ciay ana vindicated he general objects Of
the bill lie demanded the Previous question; bu, win
drew his motion at request OF
Mr.. Burgess, who briefly but very severely rroiped
opposition TO the bill. ~
MIR. Carson demanded the Previous Question. but tho
motion Jailed only 65 ri ing second it,
mr.; Bates OF Maine, then give the reasons why no
should vo for the bill; ami
Mr.. Pendleton stated the grounds upon which b L,s
vote against it. ~ ''O''U
Mr. Nc D1fe, though no, believing the bill proposed to-
make TO The South all the concessions which they were
justly entitled, yet he believed such as il was il woulf
give peace to the country and therefore would vote for H.
MIR. Speight moved the previous que stion but ame,
atey Withdrew the motion.
Mr. Huntington asked for the yeas and NAYS on the pas
sage OF The bill, which were ordered.
MT, Bates oil Massachusetts, made his protest against
the BILL as total surrender of the principle of protection
MT mr.. "llllansnow moved for the previous question.
The motion was seconded-Ayes 80, Noes 65
MIR. Dickson called for the yeas nays on the prs
vons question, aud they were ordered by the House
I me previous question was then put as fellows:
Shall the main question be put!
ne yeas and nays being taken, stood-yeas lOS nays
The main question, viz shall this bill pass was ,hon
put and decided by yeas and nays as follows
leds-Messrs. Adar, Alexander, Chiffon Allan Ro-
pert Allen Anderson, Angel Archer, Armstrong, Arnold
j. s. Barbour, Barnwell, Barringer, Jas. Bates, Bell
Bergen, Behune, Jas. Blair John Blair, Boom Bouck
Bouiin, Branch, John Brodhead Billiard, Cambrelenr
Carr, Carson, Chnn, Claiborne, Clay CLAYTON Coke
Conner, Corwn, Coulter Craig Creighton, Daniel. Ds
venport, w X. Davis, Doubleday, Drayton, Draper
Duncan Fielder Fndlay, Fitzgerald, Foster, Gather Gil
more, Goron Griffin, Thomas Hall, William Hail. Har-
per- Halves Hawkins, Hoffman, Holland, Horn, Howard
Hubbard Irwin, sacks, Jarvis Jenier Richard NJ John
Lansing, Lecompte Letcher, Lewis, Lyon Mardis Ma.
son, Marshall, Maxwell, VIM. Mccoy McDuTie McIn-
tire, Mckay, Mitchell, Newman, Newton, NuckoII,,
Patton, Pummer, Polk Rencher, ROane Root, Semmes
Sewai WIN. b. Shepard, Aug III. Shepperd, Smith,
SPcigh Spence, Stanbey Sandiler Fras 1hOmas Philo
mon Thomas, Wiley Thompson, John Thompson, Temp
kins, Verpanck, Ward, Washington Wayne Week, Eli.
s1a M9i'''eSey, Camp. r. White Edward d. White,
.Ndys-Messrs. Adams, Heman Allen, Allison, Apple-
tom Ashley, Babcock, Banks, n. Barber Barstow Isaac
C. Bates Bearlsley Briggs, John c. Brodhcad Butcher
Burd, Burgess Cahoon, Chandler, Choate Collier Lewis
ConIict, Silas Condit, E. Cooke Bates Cooke Cooper
Crane, Crawford, John Davis Dayan, Dearborn Denny
DeWdrt DICKSON, Ellsworth, Geo. Evans, Joshua
Edward Everett, Horace EvSre, Ford Grenne Hiland
Hall, Hester, Hodges, Hogan Hughes, Huntington.
Ihre, lngersol, Kendall, Kennon, Adam King, John
King, Henry King leavitt, Mann, McCarty, Robert
Mccoy, Mckennan, Mercer, Migan, Muhlenburg,
Nelson, Pearce, Pendeton. Person Pitcher Poits
Randolph, John Reed Edward c. Reed, Russell Slado'
Southland, Stephens, Stors, Sutherland, TAYLOR, Vim
ton, wardwell, Wamough, Wilkn, Wheeler, Fred'k
Whtilesey, Young-S5
20 the Bill PASSED, and the Senate for con-
currence.
Mr. Williams now moved to postpone all the orders Of
e day. ooth general and special, which precede the Sc
nate bill Tor The disposition OF the proceeds Of Public
Lands He, however, consented to withdraw this general
notion and allow the orders to be called separately.
They so called; and when he House had reached
the bill for allowing the heirs of Winter TO sue the United
States TO try their tiIe
MIR. PIuInmer made effort to n'uce the House to dis
Gus" that bil but the House refused; and OIL motion of
Mr.. Irwin, it was lid upon the table.
REVENUE COLLECTION BILL.
The House having at length arrived tie bill further
10 provide ior The colec ion 81 duties impor,s--
Mr. williams moved to postpone this bill until
row.
M lF'i" demanded the yeas and nays the motion.
They were taken, and stood oows yess 81 NAYS IO5
so the House refused 10 postpone the bill.
MIR Daniel now moved to lay the bill the table, and
demanded the yeas and nays on tina motion They wero
ordered by the House fe, however consented to with
draw the at the req,. st OF Mr. Arnold who orom
Iscd 10 renew the motion.
Er Arnold then said he should change his course in
relation to this BILL in consequence OF the House having
passed the bill reducing the Tariff Mr. a. was going
INTO some remarks on the mockcry Of passing such bill
now, when he called to order by the Chair After
Trying several motions, with the view OF having lin order
proceed his remarks, Mr.. A. renquished his design
an" according to PROMISE moved 10 lay the bill The
The yeas and nays were demanded on This motion and
being taken, they stood follows: Yeas 5S NAYS 1872
so the House refused to lay The bill the table.
Mr. Mafd,s moved that the House now take a recess
unui o'clock aud demanded the yeas and nays but
Withdrew his motion; when
Mr. Dearborn moved the previous question on the BILL
Ihe Chair was ascctainng whether the motion was
| conded, when
Mr. McDuic AMI asked leave 10 address an appeal
TO the House.
The Speaker was proceeding in the count, when
Mr.. MI Duilc insisted on being heard.
Great confusion arose hut amidst cries of "order'' and
count, Mr. McD's voice heard TO say, that all lie
asked was lair discussion. II gentlemen disposed 10
bear the opponents Of The b he was ready TO meet them
OUT not ahd lac could get forty 10 stand by him. ho
"ou0 commute TO move adOurnmcnts and call for Yes
and nays un the end of The session
Mr. Carson exclaimed 81 will support YOU, sir."-Seve-
RAJ voices CRED out IN similar
The Speaker called 10 order.
Mr. Bell rose and began speak, but his words weto
inaudiblc Gom the noise.
Mr. McDufie moved repeatedly to adjourn
The Speaker called him 10 order, aud admonished him
that member the 0oor.
As soon as the reporter could hear any thing ddnctv
Mr BEL WIS saying, that he had wish TO cut OIL die,
CUSTOM II that was what the opponents dhe bill desired
and they read to discuss merits and not IN MI,
by he shonld not sustain the motion for the previous
question
Mr. McDuiie moved that the House adjourn.
The Chair decided the motion TO be out of order to
House having previously resolved that il would at Ger
tain hour take recess and meet at o'clock.