Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-19

Mr. Coode had hoped the reading of the pteambIs
anu resolutions would have been sufficient TO have pre
T T ne question OF the gentleman from Nelson
me PREAMBLE did not involve abandonment of
The power on the part OF the General Government TOY
pass laws for The protection Of manufactures But had
done so, at period when the liberties and tronotv
OF the country, with every thing which we hold dear and
sacred Stake mig lat not have gone too far Tbos
question, however, involved-the preamble aps
resolutions only proposing the reduction the 1rit the
REVENGE standard
MIR. Marshall concurred with the yrosthy chairman oe
the committee in the statement he had made The aue.-
ia the committee
Mr. Barton said he should for the preamble and re.
SooS with great pleasure: and he trusted this measure
would restore harmony to the House. During the dehae
o me last three weeks his feelings had been warmly
enlisted in the conflict those of any other .,nbsr bat
ne con conscieniiously say that unkird feeling had
in this boiy.
cessary difficulties but 10 make what he deemed to be
necessary and pertinent enquiry. lie had taken and in
tended to take part in the discussion of the subj e
and he reluctantly yielded TO sense Of doty in asking an
explanation of the expression to which he had referred
II The words should forth without any thing heing said
upon the subject, might be inferred that eoncnred
with South Carolina in desiring total surrender of the
principle Of protection. This MIR c. said he could not
do. without the papabe inconsistency and in opno
Sition TO the dictates Of his deliberate Judgment The
power ne regarded only constitutional but as essen
ua in the hands of the Federal Government He was
pleased to learn from the Chairman of the committee
and from the anhor OF the resolutions that the question
as 10 The constitutional power Of discrimination was not
intended 10 be touched, either expressly
men' with this explanation, he should with pleasure,
give his vote in favor OF the report of committee; and
he should greatly rejoice if should result all the bene~
hts when It was intended TO produce.
MIR Campbell regretted that the question had boen ask
ed by the gentleman from Nelson. As a member of The
committee which had reported the resolutions he lad con-
Cured in the report and intended to Tor IT, His I'M
Outstanding OF the report that desired the revenug
10 he reduced to the necessary expenses 90
vernment excluding those appropriations which he
thought constitutional an proper for extended system
OF internal Improvement. As amount 10 be raised
IN contemplation oi The report the question os dcrimna
uoh or upon what Items should be levied by Congress-
was point which The committee waived intending TO leave
as he understood to the exercise OF sound discretion by
congress, which he doubted would be used for the
pest interest OF the country. He was engaged i'm manu-
acture 10 an amount vastly beyond all he was WORTH bot
Notwithstanding his own interest was actually invoved
he was willing TO reduce, and any moment would vote
Tor reduction Of the Tardcpming the sacrifice neces-
saFy from what he saw around him, the safety per-
ahency oil the Union Either in public private life he
Wouu never Tor moment, weigh his private inter-
es IN the balance against the attainment OF so gFeHt an
Tie destruction with which il now menaced
On motion of Mr. Gaaher the ayes and noes were or.
dePcd on the resolutions, sc.
Mr. Sims said he could not refrain from expressing his
admiration OF the sentiments Just uttered by the enteman
rom Brooke EFhe tumut in the House from npatienco
for the question: was such that the Er,her ro,narLs
Alr. Sims were inaudube 10 the Reporer.1
on motion OF Mr. Dade the question was ordered 10 la
taken on the preamble and resolutions collectively.
MT Moore stated, that in voting Tor the third resou
uon winch requests both parties to orbear from
violence, he did wish be understood as DENYING the
OF 'he fresldent TO send troops to South Carolina
ne question was then put and decided in the afIrma~
tive, by the following vote
Hyes-Messrs. Banks, (Spenker) Riley, CoIeburn Gil
mer Randolph, Pcrsinger, Booker, Stuart M'Cue Mavse
Preston Pate, Faulkner, Henshaw, Miller Wilson of b.
campbell Ghoson, She'll Pattesen of b. Yancey MCo-
mas Dearing Cheatham, Dckerson, Roane OF Charles
Ciy, Richardson's Pattcson of c.. Pendleton Tbornton
wilson o e., BrodnaX, Richie, Daniel Marshall wal
ACE Stephenson OF f. and N, Payne, Helms Hale
Woods, Smith of F., Barton, Earle, Emmons smith -
e., Watkins OF G., NJ Camant Anderson Steward Rev.
SIMS vance, Sloane, Roane OF H.. Mullen Con M
Gheloe, GraveIy, Holeman, Gregory, Gallaher Beyrv
frys Harwood Hooe, Dabney, Carter of L. and r. HE'S
kill, Hays, Lawson, Beard Harrison TAYLOR poin1ext
Street Roy, Smith Of NJ and j., Goode Knox Henry
wiley, Alexander, Charlton, Sherrard, Webb CabeH
Muriaugh, Collins Dunon, Harvey, Anderson Letter
pade' Robertson, Adams, Hinor, Witchcr, SWANSEA :
CackIey, Brown of Preston, Watkins Of p E. Lewis
Stands, Carter of p. W. Boothe, Mcdowell Moor
NJ Ma anon, Cline, Maciarane, NJ Mullen, Bare New
man. thompson, Griffin, Stevenson of s.. Conway Cr,mn
Pegram, George, Nj Coy, M'Culloch Sturman NIavbery
Sanger, King, Brown Of Petersburq and RihiS1 =
100. o ~ e''00'u-
.Noes-Mr Jones'
Mr. Shell said that in conformity with the plan Of the
committee, he rose 10 that the resolution adoped yes
terday be taken up with view 10 appenlina II 10 H.
preamble, sc. just agreed to.
The resolution taken up, and on rno,,nn or NJ
h!I'' II was appended 10 the preamble &c
mr. EooIe said he was instructed by the Committee 10
summit me following resoluon which was agreed to
HeS0fred, That the Governor of this Commonwealth b
requested to forward copies Of the foregoing preamble ,d
resolutions TO the President of the United States to the
Governors of the several States and to our Senators ana
Representatives in Congress.
On motion of Mr.. Goode the IIousc odiournoJ
The ordinary proceedings House for tho la, ,,o,
nays nave been omitted, place debates c on Feda
ia nose proceedings will be inserted hereafter
our nSt MI SaHger said TO have
I e telott OF The committee the Congressional Districts i
snou" nave been Mr. Dmto". "
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