Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-11

Mr. Webster suggested the prop.ety. af., A.. uo,,;,
business OF Monday was over, that the Senate sho"iS
mo Exeeouvs business, IL the gentleman from Psnn.vi
S. who had the floor, upon the de nestle
Mr. wilkins not chjecdng, Mr.. Webster gave no,,o.
s nc =, y" at an early hour the
siness. " e""'e oa-
S' ao6s q G os rs ,sore
Fridav ETb 'hiiVES'
M, C. p white submitted the following resolution
wn'sn e Of the House. lies day before be-
Resolted, That the Clerk cause to be u,,,., -,
Of this House, 900 additional copies of H. '9s e
and Regulations Tor the Governme mt OF the Nsvw Nu'es
munca'ed to Congress by the President the 2a De.
Ga motion of Mr.. Blair OF s. C.. i,w,.
Resolred. That the Committee on the Judiciary h. in
s.ruc'ed inquire into the expedicnry Of providing s,
able building. in the city OF Charleston, in which to hold
the Federal Court Tor the District of South Caroline and
| Of allowing salary to the Dstric, Attorney '"'
Resofred, That the Committee the J1Jci,rv n. NJ
rected to inquire into the expedency of cxten IN
ties in suits enumerated the Circuit Cour, Of I'M. LIME.
States, where rights claimed under patents m"
the laws the Uned States shall come in a"uer
r'ght 10 wn OF error, or appeal. when amount
IN controversy or the Judgment, recovered said Court
shall exceed hive hundred dollars.
Tn motion of Mr. Hubbard, Il was
hesoir1, hat The coninuf ication OF the President
tran IN Ting the returns OF the militia, be eE rr.d In H.
Seec, Committee whom as referred the ESQ NJ oss
New Hampshire upon the su iee OF lew organizatism
| OF the militia.
A bill ordered TO il. third reading ills nor,;, .,
enable an enterprsing gentleman OF Georgia (Nr Lamar
10 import tie necessary duy Tree, Tor the purooss
OF making an experiment in the const ucon OF steam
boats 81 sheetroD, (simlsr presume TO those en,
pioyed in the expei ion Of the Laers up The river Nj
ger) LOT the navigation OF rivers shosl wa,ers
MIR. Gibbons resolution to extend The Penson I,,y -.
as 10 include the survivors OF those engaged la the indian
war on 'be frontier from l773 TO 1875, coming up again
MT. Chambers, Of Pa, resumed and concluded his re-.
marks In oppo>i. ion TO the resolution.
Mr. Wilde then addressed the House for Soma lime In
an appeal" the object oil which entreat thai The d.
pate on this proposition for inquiry merely m eh no
ing OF any resolution whatever, however DESTROYS men,
oers might be TO bring business before the House.
ne hour having now expired,
| Mr.. Polk movedth House to lake I'm tho s,,;so, s
| the Appropriation Bill. r 'N' "
The House consentej-Ayes lOl, Noes &C.
- MT. wilde then inquired hat question was before the
The Chair explained, and debate on questions Of or.
der occurred, OF some length.
The Speaker stated briefly the present, s,,,. If H..
u ne SENATE mad agreed to the Dill of this House
WIN an amendment; TO this ndncnt this House disa-
greed! The Senate adhered their anenme MT and th
rouse (aer having refused TO recede from their dsa-
greemen had asked conference. The Senate agreed
10 Tue conference; and Managers were appointed who
made report TO each House. On the question Of con.
curing win the Managers in their report, this House
noh-concured IL to consider the vote
rejecting the report and the effect OF re.considerinp or
not wa, now asked Of the Chair The Speaker said
matit the House agreed consider then the
ouu again come up on the report Of the Committee Of
Conference. II that report was adopted by the House.
ue whole proceeding would be ended. If the House
however refused econsider then bill would stand
before the House in the shape did the time the rs
conference asked. There would then be presented
three alternatives the House: ls They might receds
rom their disagreement to the Senate's amendment
winch n w was equivalent to agreement, and then the bill
"ouu oe passed with the SeDate's amendment I'd They
msh they chose, ask another conference with the Sc.
ma.e when would enable other propositions compro
mise 10 De offered or 3d. The House might refuse TO re
cede or ask another conference, but adhere: in which
case e OIL would be lost 1t was for The House 10 de-
cue upon Inc course proper 10 pursue.
In answer 10 suggestion made, to the point of or.
YET ~ entertaining second time the motion recede,
having been once made aud decided, the Speaker sad
,ha when the motion first made the Chair had not
looked TO the particular stage OF the BILL and had
na me seeohd motion 10 recede would be in order
ou'' on reflection he clearly Of opinion that his first
i IMPRESSION was wrong and that it in order. The
aesaoTy was usage: tho Chair said this That
negative could a "ns and carried in the srma,
sysr as Tue Judgment of the House This rule how
81 was ra'her to be kept in substance than in words
C CIV . speaker onslow had (whilst in the House oi
l. pnin given construction this part of the Ter
e nu,udmtnfd'd, which had, ever since universali @
vaed u was, that this rule did not extend N r.
If P"g e same question in the different STA "a. oS ~,
orders Ina, nor to prevent the dschargng Of
ue"oerauon The true doctrine was hat in So. s'ea
If rho part oil the bill is submitted 10 the opinion
II ~ VIC mouse, and open TO amendment either for nsar
NO" or omission, whether the same amendment hao h
Il m;an, ' stage accepted rejected The House
s"' therefore have refused, in the first ins,snc. n
cede with view 10 the effect of a contersnc. re-
quehy, alter having had conference and re;ec;no ,
. to recede I'll Ho Inn they might be disposed
!. .t"e me OIL Is not at the same stage ami ,Ls
% has no doubt that it is order to move again rue
question was finally taken re consideration anil
Xeeluea ~ the negative by Yeas and Navs as SoiI
.'s TO Nays ll5 So the House refused 10 re- coni
i ~ 80 disagreement to the report OF the Conterees
from ia nerenPon moved that the House do reeede
~ '' disagreement TO the Senste's amendment,
me debate was now renewed on the whole ouos,; g
4 d, s'sieemen between the two Houses and was con-
49, eos'anus'iy on the grounds as beretoiore
as me Reporter has already given succinct vey of,
ounus ne deems unnecessary 90 into the details f
o present debate The gentlemen who took part in il
We'e, nlesSF5 Folk, Harper O. Pa Lilo
,s' FOOT, Iurr, Halves. Lyle Bynnm Bsylies and
minated h continued I'LL near three o'clock was ter
' Which 80, 10y 'aS'ng The Yeas and Nays upon recedng
m S, s'ooh as folows-Yeas ILL., Nsys IO4 So H.
ouss reeeded from its disagreement 10 the senate
,h oy which recession the bill now requires onlv
'he signature OF the President 10 became o'iy
Alter which, the House adjourned. ''"
TO The Editor NJ the Globe
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