Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-08

The bill to allow - Lsmar TO impotiron lor stsam-
boat free OF duty. was read third time and passed. ~
The Senate then sdjourned "
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Alter the ordinary business Of routine the resolutions Of
Mr. Chiffon the subject Of extending the Pension Laws.
with Mr. Bouidio's amendment coming up As the un6-
Mr.. Pope Of Kentucky, addressed the Hou.e In sup.
port OF the resolution. When he had concluded. Mr..
decided against Mr. Bouldin, he had addressed
ihe House.
Mr.. Crockett then said he had not risen to make
speech lie had heard too Of them but to ask for the
Previous Question.
The Chair said that unless he rose to speak, Mr.. B.
Well said Mr.. Crockett, then IN make shor, speech
He accordingly addressed the House short time.
Mr.. Adams then obtained the noor, (Mir Bouiin con-
cedng it,) and spoke In favor Of the resolution.
MIR. Chambers OF Pa, obtained the floor: when the
hour having expired the subject went until NOR.
row.
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES, AGAIN.
message received IRON the President OF the Uni.
ted States the subect oil refusal OF the Bank of the
Pension Fund, (Which will be found among the Senate
proceedings) The message having been read at the
Mr. Hubbard moved that Il be referred with the &C.
campaigning documents. to the Committee Of Ways aud
MIR. Williams called for the reading Of the opinion Of
the Attorney General. (Which Of the accompany
ing documen. but. after suggestion as to its length
he withdrew his request. IS
Mr. Watmough commenced speech In opposition to
the reference Of the message to the Committee OF Ways
and Means, ard had proceeded lew minutes. when
Mr. whittlesey started question Of or'ler to the
proprety OF further sebae alter the hour morning
siness had expired.
The Speaker decided that Il was so connected with the
communication received to be ia orer provided the
merits oil the subject matter Of the communication was
not entered upon.
MIR. Wamough then moved that the message and do
cunents be referred to the Committee the Judiciary
Mr. Chiffon moved 10 postpone the whole subject until
On this motion the House divided and passed between
te'Iers when was founi that the ayes were 95 the
noes iiS so the House refused to postpone.
Mr. Hubbard commenced reply TO what had fallen
from Mr. Watmough but cut short by the Chair az
the merits were not before the House. Z
lie then argued TO shew the propriey Of referring the
papers to the Committee Of Ways and Means, as all the
Other matters In connexion with the Bank had been sent
to that committee
Mr. Barrnger next took the floor, and having spoken
Tor short tme called for the reading of the letter of The
PRESIDENT OF the Bank to the Secretary of the
message. . ~
Mr. Barrnger then resumed. and continued to address,
the Rouse Tor considerable time; aud he was follow ed
Mr. Clay, of Alabama, in reply Both gentlemen spok.
WIN much animation, and stopped bv the
Char' In consequence OF wandering into the merits of
the matter OF the communication and docun,nta M
Clay was also called to order by Mr.. Watmoush
Mr Chiton followed, aud he also called to order
on the same ground
deal at large. e0
The debate further continued by Messrs. Be,j of
tennessee, Wayne, Lane Jones, Beardsley and Kim
Mr. Reed demanded the Yeas and N,vs.
49, Mr. Denny moved instructions TO the Committee nj
Mays and Means, to bring in bill to order the Bank to
question and IL was seconded-ayes IO9.
Mr. Denny asked for the yeas nays on the previous
question and they stood olows-Yeas Iis, Nays &C.
90 he House ordered the main question to be put
mee Of Ways and Means n preference to the Julien
'y2 anu deeided by yeas and nays follows:
fedS-Me.srs. John Adams. William Allan Q..,o
1ean; bea,dsley, Beaumont. John Bell. James Blair,
John Blair, Bodle Boon, Brown. Bunch. Burn. Csmbrs
,eng' carmichael Casey, Clark, Clay, Coffee Connor
ransr' Day, Dickerson, Dickinson, Dunlap Forester
Fowler w. X Fuller. GilIei. Joseph Hail. T. H. Hail,
Hathaway, Hawkins, Halves, Heath, Hender,on' Hsw'
en- Hubbard Abel Huntington Inge, Jarvis Richard NJ
Johnson; Noadiah Johnson, Cave johnson, Benjamin
Luke Lea, Thomas Lee. Leavu, Lyon, Lyle, Abii.
Mann. j. X Mann. Moses Mason. Mciniyre. McKin.
Robert Mitchell. Murphy, Osgood Page Parks. Ps,,er.
Son. o. Pearce pey'oa Franklin Pierce, Person Polk
stan; SGhessk; shnS Charles sI,de Smith, spegh
Thomas !; Thomson Turner, TurrI YanderpoeI, Van
whsio. Gagsn W; Ward wardwe Wayne Webster
Nays.Messrs j. Q. Adams, Heman Allen, C. Allan,
n arc Ashley Barber Barntz, Barnger Bates, Bay
Br.ps ne1 By, lanes R" Bell Binney Boekee. Boadn
Choate, Claiborne VIM. Clark, Clayton, Cownev' Corr
wn, COULTER Crane, Crockett. Darlington. W. r. Davis,
MIS- Duncan, Evans, Edward Everett. Horace Evere,,
Ewing Fielder, Fillmore, Foot, Foster p c. Fuller Full
Jon, Gamble Gimer, Gordon: Gorham Graham Grayson
1renne''; Griffin. Hiand Hall, Hard, Hardin, James
Harper, Hazeltine, Hester, Jabez W. Huntington W.
a. Johnson Seaborn Jones. Lapore. Lay Lewis, Love,
NJ ar!ndaie, Marshall, Mardis, McComas, Mckay, Nc.
hennan Miigao, Muhlenberg, Parker Patton P,nckpev
Potts Ramsay, Reed. Rencher, Scbley, Seiden, VIM.
shepard Augustus H. shepperd, William sIade, Sloane,
SSPahgier, Stewart, p. Thomas, Tompkins, Tweedy
vance vlnt0n Watnough, Z. d. White Elisha white
sey, WiIde' williams. Wilson, Wise, Young-lO6.
-, 80 the papers wen, to the Commiies of WAYS and
Means. " 'y' a"N
And the House adjourned at sunset.