Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-29

toined his motion by few remarks and asked for the
yeas and nays, which were ordered.
Mr.; Tyler moved SO to amend the motion as to strike
out all the clause limiting the objects which the pro-
ceedS are to be applied by the States.
MIR. Forsyth then withdrew his notion
Mr. Clay then asked division Of the question so "a 10
take the question in the first place. ON the motion 10 re-
commit separate from the Instructions.
lhe division was at first objected being out Of order
but the Chair decided that the division in order This
decision acqucsced and the motion was sustained
by Messrs Forsyth Benton, and Kane and opposed by
Messrs. Chambers and Hones
The question then taken the motion To recon.
init. and decided follows:
Peds-Mes-rs. Benton, Black, Brown, Buckner. Cal
houn. Forsyth, Grundy, Hin, Kane, King, Manrum Mil.
Wnght--20.
.Nays-Messrs. Bell Chambers, CLAY. tI,v,on Dallas
Dickerson, Dudley, Ewing Foot, Freliuyhnyse Hen.
bricks, Holmes Johnston, Knight PoinJexter, Prenss
Kob6ins, iuggles Seymour, Silsbee, Sprague, Upton
IomlinSon- 23 "
So the mo,ion was negaived
Mr. calhoun Then moved To postpone the further con-
s'uerauon oil this Bill till the first Monday in December
mr. Clay gave his reasons Tor opposing this mo ion
The yeas and nays then ordered this que son
Alter some remarks from MIR Benton and Mr. Buckncr
the question put aud decided as follows:
feos-Messrs. Benton, Black, Brown Buckner Cal
houn, Forsyth Grundy, Hill, Kane, King Mangum Mil.
,er Moore Rives, Robinson, Smith, Upton Troup Tyler
Ndys-Messrs. Bell, Chambers, Clay, Clayton, Dallas
Dicker.on, Dudley, Ewing, Foot, Frelu ghuysen Hen
bricks, Holmes, Johnston Knight, Poindexter, Preniss
Robbins Ruggles, Seymour silsbee, Sprague, TomIin
son, Waggaman, Wilkns-24.
So the motion was negaiived.
Some verbal errors were then anne oded motion Of
MIR. Clay y
The yeas and nays being ordered the passage of the
bill, the question taken and decided a. follows:
leds-Messrs. Bell, Chambers Clay, layton, ATLAS
Dickerson, Dudley, Ewing, Foot, Frelnghuysen, Hen
y isk; s0,me' johnson, Knight, pOindexer Pieniss,
Robbins Ruggles, Seymour Sil,bcr, Sprague, Iomlin-
son, WaggamdU, WilkinS--2i
.Ndys-Alessrs Benton Black, Blown, Buckner Cal
houn, Forsyth, Grundy Hill, Kane, King, Manguul, Nil.
er, Noore, kives, Robinson, Smith, Upton, hite
wright-20
So the bill passed, and ordered to be sent 10 the
House OF Representatives Tor concurrence.
Mr. Kane moved that when the Senate adjourns, Il adj
Journ 10 meet on Monday. Which was agreed to.
The Senate then adjourned
ROUSE Or REPRESEN rATiVES
Mr. boon presented 10 tho HOu,e the preamble and
Joint Resolutions adopted by the General Assembly OF
the ate OF Indiana, on the SUI ct oil Modification aud
the Tariff
on the State oil the Union, Mr.. WayLc the Chair and
resumed the
TARIFF BILL.
Mr. Arnold again took the floor against the BILL and con
hued 10 occupy II in very animated speech which
unued till past o'clock.
Mr. Cambreeng then addressed the Committee on the
other side
Mr. Irwin of Ohio, obtained the floor and spoke
about an hour IN opposition 10 the bull.
MIR. Burgess moved Tor the rising of the Committee but
withdrew his motion TO give oppoi luni,y to
Mr.. Vile, who explained to Mr.. Cambreleng, at con-
siderable exttn dsclaming all dsre spect lis re marks
OF last Wednesday towards tile State OF New Ycl,tf
state sm'D, or political parties yin "er
Mr. Canbreleng repisat,nii
Mr. VinIO9 ed-aII Explaining in reference to
".Sdt mad passed last evening.
MIR Purges then renewed his motion, Cat hall past six
which prevaled-ASes rs, Noes 80.
81 the Committee rose, aud
The House adj urEed.