Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-16

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there might lie in o her quarters.
Nj. Lane II sclanied any purpose to venture into the
war between Moth and South Carolina; but opposed the
proviso, as preveftnx any appointment OF the mini e.s
In "a stun. even should by the testh u het
or bo;h, happen In he r cess OF Congress.
| Mr.. II. Everett remarked With alarm On e position
taken Ia Mr.. Is, nuas speech, that the P,sshi.n
responsible alone the people viii Ia he conceived Ca h.
setting aside the s,u'i"n en'ey. in it, pro. -on-
iang 10 thu leg sti,e PAYERS. and enrg TO shuihiste
the structure ct tsoveiorent ar f. was led by the
ccuis- 81 ih,ng il aud OF the Housr, doubt he
the t'e Executive did purpose appoint ministers with
out &c concurrence OF the Stna and lie called upon hs
ieui-, the, had suhm 10 10 TO dsavow. the
par, at tue Prssden'. AL cain TO the tight OF doing
Mr.. Ewing spoke with much eatnestness in reply TO
Mr. Bynuu, reptobsng the practice, now becoming, he
SAT-, la the House to all arp nts
by reference the battle OF New Orleans There had
heen mo Inconsistencies before Congress inst that hat
tie. NJ veuersted neral Jackson; but sg sins the
acts OF President jackson he must protest, behalf OF
| his constituents.
| Mr.. Boon moved the Precious Question hut the
House refused 10 second the no,onAyes II. Noes 50
MIR. Sl"de OF Vermont, eel an sdj,nrnnien; but the
motion WIS nrgaiived by large msoriy.
Mr.. Wise OF Va, moved to amend the amendment pro-
posed by Mr. Da,is, by adding words the following
Import unless vacancy shall happen during the
oil Congress"
Mr.. D,is accepted this a. uoiiic alton Of his amend
m'nt. M d. now observed, that the gentleman fion
North Carolina (Mr Bynum) hal .poken OF "csIumnious
assaults being made upon the Executive, and wished 10
know whether this had been meant as personal =, iec-
| ton upon limsel!
| Mr.. By mum being in his seat
Mr. Wise replied, in b,s hebs, that he was confident
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MIR. Peylon said, he had had with Mr. Bv
num- and understood that nong had passed between the
gentlemen which needed any public
! mr. byhum having, ia the meanwhile. entered the
House
Mr. Davis repeaed the inquiry, wheiher he had intend.
ed ,he assertion to apply to HIN personally TO the party
only TO which he b. lunged!
Mr. Bynnm replied that he had referred the lMiy.
Mr. Selden called Tue attention OF MIR. Wise an ex
position by Mr. WHIT. oil the meaning OF the word chap.
penrd in that clause of the Constitution which refers 10
the Presidents appointing power-sug sting that it would
.ari.e" fN' ''' WI"
Mr. Wise replied at large, insisted on the popety OF
retaining the word happen aud went Into a consiu-
'onal argument on the elect OF the the appointing
power.
Mr.. Patton united heartily in denying the power of the
PRESIDENT 10 e-appont i'll the recess, individual who
had e nominated aud rejected by the Senate but could
not sup OFT the "mene, because il ould as no
farther restraint upon the Executive the Constitution
already imposed; and the esemt. Interpretation of enc
would be the same as that oi the other.
Mr. Wise rejoned audd Tended the amendment he had
| proposed.
Mr. Beardsley derided the idea enactnc parts of
~ Constitution IN an appropriation bill, aud thong bet
YET course .ni be- 10 attach the whole OF that nstru.
Mr.. Davis again addressed the House see,ion.
fence OF his anendmen aud in explanation Of what lie
had said whsn last up. lie replied m some seyerity To
| the speech OF Mr.. Bynum.
MIR. Bynum inquired whether, in the expression "super
serv'ceable reni OF Cen Jackson Mr. ID. had intended
any personal allusion 10 himself!
Mr. D. replied that hs had said "super serviceab
| friends"
1 riPnd
from South Carolina, (Mr Davis amendment DING to
prohibit The payment vi the salary any Minister so
pointed, from out oi the Contingent Fund Tor foreign in
tercoufse
MIR. Davis did not accept il as a modification
| Mr. Coulter, observing that IL now o'clock and
that the House had been laboousy occupied for nine
hours wme grave consii uonai questions still pend
| ing, moved an adjournment.
The motion wa promptly negatived, only 4s rising in
the affirmative.
Mr. Davenport. adverng the noise and disorder pre-
vaieni IN the House, and which the Speaker
bile To control, moved call OF the House, and demanded
the yeas aud nays, which were ordered.
J Nj. Gamble moved an Adjournment Negauved-Ayes
80; Noes SO
The yea and nays taken on the motion for call
OF the House, aud sIood-Yeas Al. Nays l27
- tie motion Tor call r. jrcted.
The question then taken by yeas and nays on Mr.
DAVIS amendment, aud decided as follows:
Yeas - Messrs Heman Allen, Banks, Blrber, Beatty
B"rd, Campbell Chambers, IIon, William lark, Clay
vs., Denng, Denny, Dickson, Evans. Horace Everett
Ewing, Foster, Futon Gamble, Griffin, Hiand Hall
Had James Harper, inge, William Gu, johnson. lay
Lewis, Lincoln, Marindsle, MIigsn, Pncknpy, Seldom
Sloane, William p. Taylor, Francis homas, Paemon
Thomas, Turner. Tweedy, Vance, wstmough, Elisha
| "hi,tesey. Wise, Young-I5
Ways Mes.rs John Quinry Adams John Adams,
John ) Allen, William Allen, Anthony. sA,ungcr. Bay
Bocke., ,,oaie, Boon. B5,'hn Brig.s Bron R"
| Bunch, Burns, Bynum, Cage. Casey, CLANCY, Chime
Samuel Clark Cl'y. Coffee Connor. Coulter Davenport,
Forester PmIo. &. Fuller, William X Fuller, Giller
Graham, HAsey, Ilsper, Hanuegan Joseph NJ Harprr
Harrison, Hathaway, Hawkins Hawes IazelIinr, Hen.
derson Hester, Howell, Hubbard. Abel Hunting tom
jarvis, r. nj johnson. NosdIsh Johnson Cave Johnson
Se"born Jones. Benjamin Jones, ansgb, King Kin
| narh, L,ne, Lansing, Luke Lea Thomas Lee Iesvitt
Love 10y all, Joel X Mann, Mardis Moses Macon Nc
! Carly, Mcinire. Mckay. McKim, McLtne. Miller, Ro-
! bert Mitchell, Moore, Murphy, Osgood, Page Parks,
Parker Patton, ID. j. Prarce, PeyIon, Franklin Pierce
Person, Pl'umrf Polk, Pope Potts Ramsay, Re ncher
Schley, A. IL Shepperd, ShinU, Slade Smith, Spanger
Sp'igh Siandier stewart, Sutherland, William TAYLOR
John Thompson, Furril Var d~rpoe Van Houten Vnton
WAGNER Ward, WardweI, Whalion, ID. Whiie-l22
Mr Adams moved TO amend The bill, (as he had prevl-
ousy proposed ia Committee OF the Wboe.) by striking
out the OF h and salary OF Charge des Afa es TO Bue-
Ayres.
Mr. A. repeated smccincty the substance of The oh.
jeclions he had before urged against this appropriations
and appealed TO The House, " there one lee ling OF
national honor in their hearts, to provide for send.
ing Minister TO Power, which according to the slate.
ment oil the President himself had Inflicted great injury
upon our citizens, and, Instead Of making Ieparao or
apology, had treated Min andinr it, that
he had drnan'ed his passports and home aud which
had afterwards published 10 the world sto com.
panltg IN the strongest terms Of the Injustice OF ibis
/ Government.
urher debate, by yeas aud nays decided follows
! yeas So nsys lOI.
So The House refused TO strike the appropriation
MIR Polk observing that all the amendments agreed tn
IN Committee OF tie Whole had been acted on as ell As
the mot important OF those pro oSed in Committee and
there dagecdso, moved at the hill he engros ed for its
'irl reading. He Withdrew the notion however at the
| request OF
MIR Lincoln, who moved 10 siiike out the item Of
$3lOOO Tor extra clerk hire Ia tie Post Office Depart
nent.
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