Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23

lniess re-;
that in this Bill, President he 20 interrupt
s sne Syl process 81 TIC rona would
in this interruption? No fhe President had the power
to interrupt the process, he would also have the power
clnsn 9a'ts, and close Hall of Legislation
| ne might treat the Legislature awless assem-
hdge and what course then could be left to the State
but resistdnces She would be forced into resistance
Yes she would be thus compelled to resist. But the
question OF time was a far different question He
tanhed Eod that this question in other hands 10 de-
eide South Carolina, in deciding this question womb
make the issue with deliberate Judgment but with ir
ressIibie hrnncss He amazed the course which
had been taken The provisions of this bill went be yond
any thing lie could have conceived. He would re
the argument OF the Senator from Tennessee, and say
there could be collision unless it proceeded from the
conduct OF the General Government.
MIR Smith referred TO the course which had been pur-
sued IN reference 10 the dispute with Pennsylvania when
similar powers vested in the President and the mi
htary force called appropriation was made
at The following session to deay the expenditures caused
by that disturbance He did not spprehend the occur
renee OF any He believed that the very first section
oil the bill put out Of the power Of South Carolina to go
TO war There could be fighting as sufficient guard
was provided against the State Of South Carolina getting
hold OF any property which could produce such an evil
On motion OF MIR. Poindexter the yeas and nays were
ordered on this question.
The question then taken and decided as follows:
feGS-McSsrs Bib, Calhoun, Mangum, Moore, Pom
.Nays-Messr9 Bell, Benton. Black Buckner Cham.
bers, Clay, Clayton, Dallas, Dickeson Dudley Ewing
Foot Forsyth, Frel nghuysen, Gfuudy Hendricks Hill,
tiOItS5 JOlhsOD hdne King, Knight, Miller, audain
preni'ss Rlyes, Robbins, Robnson Ruggles, Seymour
sisbee smth, Sprsgue, ripon Tomlnson, Tyler, Wag-
gaman, Webster, Wilkins, White, Wight Al
Nj BIbb then moved to amend the BILL by adding sec.
non limiting the expenditure 10 lhree millions And on this
question the yeas and nays ordered
Mr.. Forsyth commenced Series of observations on this
notion which he continued until o'clock. His argument
commencing with the precise motion before the Senate
gradually expanded into view Of the whole subject under
debate BE ore he concluded
AT O'Clock, the Senate, according its ne rule ad.
Journed TO meet again al B.
Mr. wilkins gave notice hat he should at the evening
session. unless some gentleman anxious some
oDservaon urge the ques ion the engrosmen OF the
EVENING SESSION
At half past five o'clock, Mr.. Forsyth recommended
with beautiful apostrophe in praise of the jealous Minis.
ter OF the Gospel who called at the hour of death TO adj
minister consolaon TO the dying man For such Min.
'sier lac felt than respects he felt envy There was
nothing, IN the wide Tasge Of human character i'm the
ouu'esS ai'ude Of human aYoeation, in the highest
Psons OF human hope, as far human efforts can reach
which appeared to him 10 be more fit object of
more suitable subject for imitation, than the
deVoed consistent and fearless expounde OF the doc
trines Of religion But he did not desire to see any EEL
ings OF political character any motives of earthly color
ng' mixed UP with so sacred calling lie then continued
MS argument OF the morning, Illustrating and defending
e course Of Georgia in reference 10 the Missionaries
tie concluded at a quarter past six o'clock
and decided follows '
Yeas-hlessrs. Calhoun, Miller, Moore, Tyler-A
Ndys-mcssrs. Benton Black, Buckner, Chambers
Gay, Clayton, Dallas, Dckerson, Dudley Ewing Foot |
Forsyth, Freingbuysen, Grundy, Hendricks Hill
Holmes, Johnston, Kane King, Mangum Naudain prem.
Us kives Robbins, Robinson, Buggles, Silsbee smith
PI1gue iiPton' lolnlinson, Tfoup Waggaman, Webster
wilkins, White, Wfight-3S.
Mr. Miller then replied 10 The Senator from Georgia az
to a The points concerning Georgia which had been made
Dy MAJ gentleman lie INDUCED in very severe /
sarcasms on the position which The Senator from Georgia
h'i taken IN respect 10 South Carolina.
AUer lew remarks by Mr.. Holmes and Mr. Forsvtl-
Mr. king moved TO strike out Tie fifth section Of the
OIL ald asked Tor the yeas aud nays, which were order
Mr. King Mr. Kane, and Mr.. Smith, spoke briefly on
he motion, when ~ w
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