Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-28

but Immediately withdrew the MOTION
Mr Huntington asked for the Yeas and Nav,
on the passage Of the Bill, which were ordered
Mr.. Bates. of Mass. made his protest ,y,,n,.
the bill, as tota! surrender Of the ptlncinIp s.
protection.
MIR. Williams now moved for the P,eyior,
Question.
The motion was sec"nded-Ayes 9S. Noe.s,
Mr. Dickson called for the Yeas aud Na,s w.
the Previous Question, aud they were ordered
BY the House.
The Previous Question was then put as 6
lows:
Shall the inain Question be now pat:
The Yeas and Nays being taken, slood-Y,a,
1Os. Nays s..
Tie Nam Question, viz: Shall this Bill p,s,.
was then put. and decided by Yeas aud NAYS, 4.
follows:
YEAS-Mrssrs. Adar. Alexander. ChIm,
Allan, Robert Allen, Anderson, Angel. Arcb,,
Armstrong, Arnold. J. S Barbour. Barpseu
Barrlnger, James Bates, Bell. Bergen, BethUug
James Blair. John Blair, Boon, Bouck. BouIdi,
Branch. John Brmlhead. Billiard. Cambrcen,
Carr, Carson. Chinn. Claiborne, CLAY, Cay,os
Coke. Connor, CorwIn, Coulter. Craig. Creiob.
ton. Daniel. Davenport, w r Davis. DnuJIed1y
nrayton, Drayton, Duncan. Fielder, Fnday,
Griffin. Thomas Hall, Wiiiam Hall. fIarpe,.
Halves, Hawkins. Hoffman, Holland. Harm,
Howard, Hubbard. Irwin, I,acks. Jarvis. Jrui!cr.
Richard NJ Johnson. Cave Johnson. J johnson.
Kavanash. Kerr. Lamar. Lansing. Lecomr,s,
Letcher. Lewis. Lyon. M,rdis. Mason. Max.
shall. Maxwell, WIN Mccoy, McDafr, Ncln.
tire, Mckay, Mitchell, Newman, Newton, Muck
oils, Patton, PIummer, Polk. Rencher, Roane.
Root. Semmes. SewaII. VIM B Soepard. Aug II
Shepherd, Smith. Speigh'. Spence. S'anbrv,
Standifer, Fras Thomas. Philemon Thomas. vi.
ley Thompson. JOAN Thomson. Tompain. Yer.
planck, Ward. Washington. Wayne. Weeks.
Elisha Whttlesrv, Camp White, Eiuad D
White, Wicklitf,, Williams, WorlMns,on-
118.
NAYS-Messrs. Adams, ieman Allen. Ali,
son. Appleton. Ashley. Babcock, Banks. n Bar.
Der, Bar.tow. Isaac G Bates, Brard-lev, Briggs,
John e Brodhead, Butcher, Burd, Barge. Ca.
hoon, Chandler, Choate, Collier, Lewis Condlc,
SIas Condit, Cooke. Bates Cooke. Cnope,.
Crane. Crawford. John Davis, Dayan, Dearbmn,
Denny. Dpwart, Dickson, Ellsworth. Go Evans,
Joshua Evans. Edward Everett, Horace Everett,
Ford, Grenneil, Ho'and, Hall, Holster, Hodges,
Hogan. Hughes, Huntington, Ihrie, Ingpr.O.
Kendall, Krnnou, Adam King. John King IIn.
~ King. Lpavitt, Mann, MoCar'y, Robert Ne,
Coy, McKennan, Mercer, MiIigan, Mullen.
burg. SNeis son. Pearce, Pendieton, Person, Pitch
er, Potts, Randolph, John Reed, Edward Reed
Russell, SlaJe, Son'hard. Stephens, Storrs, Sutb.
e,Iand, Taylor. Vinton. Wardwell, Wstmoush
Wnkln, Wheeler, Frederick Wbittlescy, Young
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So the Bill was PASSED, and sent to the Senate
for concurrence.
Mr.. Williams now moved to postpone all the
orders of the day, both general and SPECIAL which
precede the Senate's Bill for the dis position Of
the proceeds of the Public Lands. lie. hO8
ever, consented to withdraw this general motion,
aud allow the orders to be called separately.
They were so called; and when the House
mad reached the bill for allowing the heirs OF WIZ
ter to sue the United States To try their title.
-air. Plummer made an effort to induce the
House to discuss thar bill but the House refused;
aud, on motion Of Mr.. Irwin, u was laid upon Toe
table.
REVENUE COLLECTION BILL.
The House having at length arrived al the O!
further to provide for the collection oi duties Oh
imports-
Mr.. Williams moved to postpone this bill W.
I'll tn-muIrOw.
Mr.. Irwin demanded the yeas and nays 90 IN:
motion. They were taken, and stood as 'o'Io"s
yeas 81, nays los.
So the House refused to postpone the bill %
the table. and demanded the yeas and nays Oh
that motion. They were ordered 10y the ii"c''
tie, however. consented TO withdraw tie To'Io'
a the request Of Mr.. Arnold. who promised tore
new the same motion.
Mr.. Arnold then said he should change b,
course in relation to this bill, in consequence "
the House having passed the bill reducing The
Tariff. Mr.. A. was going into some remarA'''
the mockery of passing such bl! now, 80"
he was called TO order by the Chair. Alter o.
ing several motions, with the view Of ha'Ihs"
in order to proceed in his remarks, Mr.. r.
linqu'shed his design, aad, according to pro"I"
moved TO Law the bill on the table.
The Yeas and Navs were demanded on u"
motion. and being taken, they stood as t1II0"''
Yeas So. Nays lS2.
So the House refused to lay the bill On tie t.
be.
Mr.. Mardis moved that the House now 'aA'A
recess until o'clock, aud demanded the i'''