Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08
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MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

HoUsE OF DELEGATES, MARCH 1.
Mr.. George A. Thomas submitted the follow
ing orders,
:. Ordered, That the Governor be requested
to cause ,he FLAG 10 be hoistcd on the State House
this day at l2 o'clock, in honor ct the Inaugural
ton of the President aud Vice President OF the
United States of America"
Mr.. Cortman moved to amend said order. by
striking out these words, land Vice President. "
Resolved in the affirmative, 81 to s6.
The question was then put, the House
adopt said order, as amended? Resolved in the
affirmative. Yeas 50. Nays2.
Mr.. Jones submitted the following order:
"Orderea. That his Eycelency, the Govern
or, be requested TO cause the flag of the Union to
BE- hosted over the Capitol, Tomorrow at l2
O'Clock, NJ. i'll honor, and as expressive of our
appreciation OF the patriotic exeriions OF Henry
Clay, and those Senators and Representatives in
the Congress of the United States, who co-oPera
ted with him in effectng compromise OF the
Tariff, and in endeavoring TO restore harmony
to our country"
Mr. Turner moved to amend said order BY
striking out the name of Henry Clay.
Mr.. Jenkins moved TO amend said order. BY IN
sertlng after the word "approbatl"n, the foI-
lowing
I" And Andrew Jackson, President of the
Uuited States, for recommending IN his annual
message OF December last. u gradual and prOtec-
tive reduction Of the Tariff, with just regard to
the great interests Invested III manufactures y
Determined IN the negat,'e-Yeas d, NAY, 42
Mr.. H"lm's NOV Ell Ia post poue SAID order IN
def ,rei>. Determined III the negative.
NJ. Wright. Of Queen Aune's. offered as u
substitute for said order the following:
Ordered. That in the exeriiuns which have
been made bv the Distinguished individuals in
Compress to Effect modification of the Tariff. or
their exertions in favor OF any other subject, they
did nothing mofe than their dutv. and that il doe
not comport with the dignity of f'eemen to be
Offering their thanks to any, for the performance
of nothing but their duty.
Mr.. Turner moved To Law the order and sub.
stitute on the table. Determined in the mega.
tive.
Mr.. Jenkins moved to amend said order, BY
adding at the end thereof the following:
And to w lillian wilkins. Senator from
PENNSYLVANIA. who reported the bill further to
provide for the collection of the duties i'm.
ports. thereby affordng to the President Of the
United States power TO support the dignity OF
the nation. and the supremacy OF the c0nstitu-
ticnal laws Of the land, and those Senators and
Representatives who voted for the said bills
Mr.. Merrick called for the previous question,
and being demanded bv ma jority Of the mem.
bers present, the said previous question was put
viz. shall the main question be now put? and it
was resolved in the affirmative. Yeas S5. Nays 81
The question was then put on the amendment
as proposed bv Mr. Jenkins. and Determined in
the negative. Yeas 25, Nays Al.
The question was then put on the adoption of
xha s,,hstitutp offered nv Mr. WRIGHT of n,aoo
Anne's. and determined in the negative, Yeas
81, Nays 81.
The question required. and was put on the
adoption Of the original order, and resolved in
the affirmative, Yeas 40, Nays %.