Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09

MIR. Bib then withdrew his ams ndmen,
MIR Forsyth them moved TO amend the resolutions, BY
striking out all alter the word Resolyed in the first re-
solution, and inserting:
That the message of the President sga;,s,
tho resolution OF the Senate the OF March, be en-
'eieI on the journal, according TO his request,
1seS0tced, That leaving 10 the STATES whom the Sc,
na'e Is alone responsible. TO judge whether the resolution
complained o. Us or is not, within the constitutional com.
potency Of this body called for by the coud
ton OF public affairs an copy of the
resolution. with list OF the yeas and NAYS OF thr Ptesi
GENTS Message and OF these resolutions, prepared by
e secretary, and transmitted by the Vice President to
,hs Governor Of each state of the Union TO be by him laid
before Tue LEGISLATURE at their session, the ouy
suo'y authorised TO judge upon the opinions aud con.
duct OF the Senators respectively'
MT Po,nde xter asked the yeas and navs n, this
amendment, and they were ordered
Mr. Calhoun then 10 anne nd the origins re- sol,
lions. by adding the two following resoiu,ion-
"esored That 'he President OF the United States ha.
proceedings - = ~
Resoued, That the Senate do mo, :. ..,a ,,. :,
the President.
few words passed between Mr. Forsyth MIR poi,.
dsxer MT King, and MIR. Calhoun, on the que son Of
o.asr, as MIR, forsy'hs proposition pending Mr..
doun stated that the obvious meaning OF rule of the
senate that before any strike out the word. of
fsouooh should be received, the resolution mig ht be
male as perfect as possible MIR Forsyth finally with
drew bis amendment 70, the present to allow the oncs
"O mo 70 De taken on the resolutions OF Mr.. Calhoun.
ment proposed by Mr.. Calhoun.
Mr. Forsyth then the Senate in opnosi,io, ,
me amendment and IN ,indication of the course OF the
executive, as well as in reply TO AIR Calhoun aud was
followed 10y Mrssrs. Poinces,er, Preston aud wch.ter
lutions: - Nv ~ ''O
Alter few words tom MIR Bib, the question uo, -,
ken on TIE hrs' resolution, and decided in the ALTERNATIVES
Ysos -Me,srs Bell, pieb Black Calhoun. CLAW c,,v
ton' E~,sg, Frclnghuysen, Kent, Knight, Leigh Maui
a, fOlhiexter POrtsr preniiss, pres'on Robbins Ss
ose a'' Sprssue, Swift, Toninson, Ty Ter, waggaman
,Ndys;-slss.rs. Benton. Brown, Forsyth. Grneds,
He"d'ieks II H. Kane King OF Alabama King OF Geor-
ga; Linn, AicKesn, Shepey, Talmadge Tip,oo, White,
Wilkins, wright. IL =
mr.. Clayton then requested the gentleman from South
|'roina TO withdraw his second resolution.
MI Calhoun assened he perceived that some d fer
'D T % 70, Tph'on existed as to the proper
ordered The resolution could withdrawn without
he unsimous consent of the Senate
MIR. Forsyth then objected
mr.. Gay moved 10 lay the resolution on the table
ne Ihair presumed the motion be out of order A.,
s was an amendment, and the yeas nays had been
voted on. ' 800
Mr. Clay appealed from the decision of the Chair. and
bref debate took place thereupon
Mr. Forsyth then asked Tor the yeas and n,vs IN ,,e
peal, and they we're ordered - u
he question was then put, 'Sha the decision of the
ohsr .and as the Judgment the S-natc and decided
the affirmative, as ioovs "
Yeas Me.srs. Bell, Benton, Black, Brown. Calhoun.
wing forsyth Frelughuysen, Grundy Hendricks, Him.
nane' hent, hing oil Georgit, Knight, Leigh Linn
schean Pondexter Porter, Pteniiss Robbins. Shepiey
s'l'ose, Smith Swift, Tamsdge, Upton, TOmlinson ~
.nnlGGys- Mcssrs. Clay, Clayton, Naudain sprague-4
Mr. Calhoun decided 1nen on The second resolution OF
dam PonSex,ss 1pah ,' Clayton Ewing. Leigh, Maui
.Nays-Mes.rs. Bell, Benton, Black, brown. cav.
Forsyth FreiingbnyseD, Hendricks, Hill. Kane Kent
is OIL Alabama Niug OF Georgia, Liam, Moore, Porter
aTeniSs Preston Shepley, Silsbee, Smith Swift Sprague
wilkins, Wright-34 49,
Mr. Forsyth then moved his amendment, and asked
dered. ~ VIZ VI
ne ''id ha considering the document was entirely de-
enslve I'D It's character he thought il proper TO send il o
Tue Legislatures OF The States and his object was TO rvs
the opportunity. o.
Mr. Calhoun suggested the propriey of moving the re-
solutions as an addition those originally offered and not
as a substitute for them.
Mr. Forsyth not agreeing in the suggestion,
MI fondeNier said that the President had sent liz a
oose OF poison The honorable gentleman wished us 10
take IT, and then to call the family physician to
The question then taken on the amendment Of Mr.
foIsyfh' ana decided in the negative, as follows:
LedS0hiessrs Benton, Brown. Forsyth, Grundy lem
Sfieks, HI'i, Kane King OF Georgia, Linn, McKean,
shtpiey, Iansdge, Upton. White Wiikins Wrgh,--I6
NGys- Messfs Bell Bibb, Black. Calhoun, Clay Clay.
ion Ewing, Frelinghuysen, Kent Knight Leph Moore
Shnuain' Porter, Premise, Preston, Robbins Sisbee
s'%Ih, sPrague Swift: TonnsOn, Tyler Webster "a
On motion OF Mr. Webster,
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
PUBLIC DEPosITEs
he House resumed the consideration Of The
soo'eI ny Mr Mardis, with The amendnlen pr opoed
by MIR. Corwin in lieu thereof rN
Mr. "horah having the floor from the pre- yious day
addressed The House, principally in reply 10 the are,
ments OF Mr. MckennaO, in defence of the consistency
oil 1oveTnor VOL, and in opposition Mr.. Corwin's
amendment until the expiration OF the hour allotted for
morning business, when he suspended his remarks.
KENTUCKY ELECTION.
Mr. Seahorn Jones obtained leave 10 present reso,,
from he Committee on the the contested election
between Nj l-e'cher aud Mr.. Moore; which he moved
TO nave read, laid on the table, printed with the ac-
companying documents.
Inc report was OF youmnous character, DETAILING at
engh The proceedings taken by the Committee TO inves
gale the votes taken, and concluded by stating fiat il
appeared TO them that the number OF lega votes stood
ror MT MOORE, 3009
For Mr. Leicher, ROSS
Leaving majority 10 Mr. Moore OF A
hereupon, ley report The following resolutions
HesOiped That Thomas r. Moore be declared entitled
10 ms seat az Representative for the 5ih Congre
District of Kentucky.
Resotped That r. p Letcher, in consideration Of the
expenses to which he has been subjected is entitled TO
receive remuneration, at the eight dollars per
d'ein' and similar sum- viacum, Tor every twenty
miles -
Mr. Jones moved, that the consideration of the report
be made the special order Of the day Tuesday next
MI Banks understood there 10 be counter port
presented; he, therefore, desired 10 have the evidence ia
Ken before tie committee printed, aud submitted a motion
TO this effect
Mr. Jones declined accepting the motion as a Inodfca
ton lie objected tie printing of the evidence no