Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-15

have substantially reiterated, well as tho resolutions
OF 9S themselves: and called re- affirm ell
these. The gentleman from Rockbridge has asked whe
ther we intend to be contradictory include those
OF 1909 II would be ecocced that al that period Penn
syvana called on Virginia TO join her in fixing some r
hunal to decide questions arising between the States and
the Genera! Governmen'aud that Virginia replied her
that tribunal already existed Tor that ru,uose
TO the Supreme Court Of the Unitel States which vas
spoken OF in high strain OF MISUNDERSTANDING tina, the
wit of nian could not devise equitable ,rbrnal
lie would ask why, If was not intended to roairm all
these 'esos ions it M essential retain the g5ds
which he had moved u strike ON,
Mr. Watkins OF r. e., said the gentleman from Brooke
was M error II lie supposed he, Mr. w. thought this
"siltroi great importance VI is the simple Of
hi orical Tact and while he thought remaining i'm the
resolution question Of 40 great moment he could not
consent TO ITS being stricken out without The slightest
ground The resolution resolutions Of '9S
nave been substantially reiterated 10y the General Assem-
bly, since that We say that we also coucr in their
principles and we rcan them; the resolutions OF subse
quent date are referred to only far they reerao
those of '9S.
Mr. Campbell cxp'ained-tbe question, how far those
left open.
Mr. Watkins of p. T., repeated that the passage was
merely the assertion OF the historical fact that Virginia had
re-athrincd TIE doctrines OF 0S Was there the
House who doubiedit Could the gcniemaa from Brooke
make OF this assertion any thing than related to the
resolutions OF '9S? He was convinced he could not.
The debate was continued by Messrs. Cioode Campbell
BrodnaX. Gholson, Sturmau and Moore THE remainder
VIII I've given in 0urncNl On motion of MIR Goode, tho
Ayes and Noes ordercd-and the vote was.
Ieds-Aiessrs Stuart, M'Cue, Pate, Henshaw, Camp
bell, Marshall, Wallace, Stephenson OF f. s. NJ Helms,
Coil Kucheloe, Gaaher, Berry, Beard Harri,on Tay.
iOr Smith Of Nj 81, Henry, Wiley, Alexander Cabei
PARROT Leter, Robertson, Cackley, Booihe, Moore NJ
Nahon, M'ctarane, M'Muleu, and Maybcry-s7
Nays Messrs Banks, (Spcaker) Riley Coleburn
Faulkner Miller Wilson of b., GhoIson. She'll Paeson
OF b., fdnccy, MCaiuas. DcaiinC Cheatham Dckcr>on
koane OF Charles City aud New Kent, Richardson Pate
son OF C., Pcndleton, Thornton, Wilson Of c. Brodnax
Jones, Richie, Daniel, Payne Hale Smith OF i Barton
Earle, Smith Of G., Watkins of c., Steward Bruce Sims
Sloane Roane oil H.. Williams Grayey. Holleman. Gre,
CORY, Fry, HAYWOOD, Hooe, Dabney Cnrtor of L. s. r.,
eiskill, Hays, Lawson, Ponde Xter, Street Row Goode
Knox Charlton, sherArd, Webb, Mudaugh, Collins Dun,
ton, Harvey, Anderson, Dade, Adams, IIiner Wichcr
swanson, Nash, Brown of Pr, Watkins of y. f., Lewis
Shands Carter Of p W. M'Dowen, Cline, Bare, New
Pcgram George, M'Coy, M'Culioch, Sturman Sanger
King, Brown OF Pet, Ruherioord-96
On motion OF MIR. Dadc the 10Th resolution, which
declares that if Congress dsaapont reasonable ex-
pecatons, SC. it will "bc expcten TO cali a General
Convention" SC. stricken out.
GA motion OF MIR. Gholscu, the word dct was sfrick
en- from the following passage in The 7 rtsolgom THAT
these doctrines do &C. and will tend, we awfuly fear,
unless happily arrested" &C.
Mr. Brown OF Petersburg rose TO present n substitute
but give way TO
MIR Barton who bad previously Welded the floor at the
request OF the friends OF the report
Mr.. Barton said he had intended 10 submit his views
to the House at large but he adnonished by its evil
tent impatience, and the lacncss the hour TO conne
70 Single remark IN presenting the resolutions he
now offered as substitute Had it been his lot to be A
he
nave voted Tor the resolutions then adopted by the Vr-
gina Assembly. He had always esteemed himself re-
publican; he approved of the principles of those resou-
uons-he considered them the true republican doc
irnes. The fast in the series Of resolutions which
he was about to present, related 10 General Jack
son. Mr.. Is. confessed that he had always been a
uniform and decided opponent of General Jackson
lie had no disposition TO disguise qualify the sentiments
he had entertained and he would freely stale in few
words, the grounds OF those sentiments: He thought he
had too much temper, and too little abiliy-hc had never
honhIed his rmness; butt had thought there were
IN lhe country OF greater patriotism Bn he confessed
that when he read the late Proclamation he had eXpc-
renced gush OF feelings which he could rot repress
That document honorable the President and de-
served to be supported These statements would explain
the motives by which he acjua,ed i'm oerng the FIRST
resolution which, with the others he weud no@ submit.
MIR H. here offered series OF resolutions approving
me P'ocIanaon ccnsuring, sc. the South Ca
oina, &c 1--WE will give te substance oil this proposition
ordered.
Mr. Galoher made an unsuccessful motion TO lay the
resolutions table observing that thew were aogo
'her too important to be acted upon in haste.
The question being put the substitute offered by
Mr.. Barton, the vote was
4yes- MeSsrs. Campbell Wallace, Smith of Frederick
barton' EmnonS, Vance Mullen, Goh, Berry Fry, Hes~
XIII Harrison, Smith Of NJ. & j., Henry, Wiley, Alex
andcr, ehcll, Parrott Letter, Blown OF Preston Mac
a''ane, NJ Mullen M'Coy and Maybcry-24
Noes -Messrs Banks, (Speakec), Riley CoIcburn
Si%er' EandoPh Persngcr B9okcr Garland, Stuart,
vi Cue Mayse, Pate, Faulkner, Ienshaw, Miller, viii
son OF B. Gholson, She'll Patleson Of B. Yancev MOO
mas, bearing, Cheaiham, Dckerson, Roane OF c. c. s.
~ K, Richardson, Pdueson Of c., PendeIon, Thornton
Wilson OF c., BrolnaX Jones, Richie Daniel Marshall
Stevenson oil & NJ Payne Hale, GODS Earle Smith of
c., Watkins OF c., MCamant Anderson Steward Bruce
Sims, Sloane, Roane Of H., Kincheoe, Williams Grave
~, tolenan, Gregory Gallahcr, Harwood Hooe, Dab
nry Carrier OF H. Il r., Hays, Lawson, Taylor Poindex-
ter Street Roy GOole Knox, Charl on, ShcFrard Webb
Murd"ugh, Collins, Dunon, Harvey, Anderson, DaIe,
Robertson, Adams, Hiner, Witcher, Swanson Nash Wat
ktnS of p. f., Lewis, Stands Carter Of p. W. Boohe
Mcdowell Moore, NpMahon, Cline Bare, Newman
Thompson, Griffin, Stevenson Of s. Conway, Crump Pc
gram, George, M'Culoch, s'uman, S;anger, King,
brown Of p, and Ruthcrloord-l07.
On motion Of NJ McCamant ION a division, Ayes 6l
woes 6O) the House adjourned.
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