Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

And whereas also in the opinion of this General Assem-
oy Tue sad resolution is illegal and unjust of evil ex-
ample indefinite and vague, expressing criminal charge
without specifications and rreguary and unconsi-
tuonaly adopted by the Senate, in subvcrson of the
rights of defence which belong an accused and i'm.
peachabe officer aud at time and under rcum.
stances TO involve the political rights aud pecuuiary
interests OF the people of the United States i'm So
rious injury and peculiar danger Aud whereas
also, in The opinion OF this General Assembly the
conduct of the President in the said Executive pro-
ceedings IN relation 10 the public was well war
rontcd and authorised by the Constitution and laws of
The United States and just and polite under the
circumstances OF the case And whereas ns, il, hc
opinion Of this General Assembly the Senate o., the q
States, under the Constitution thereof has no authority u,
originate or pass resolution eliminating an npeachl-
Die officer, and that the adoption of the resolution nv
the Senate is an usurpaon their part and gross VIC
lation OF the rights Of the People of The United States
Therefore,
Resoised, by the General Assembly of the State of
Tennessee, That the Senators in Congress from tbs
State be instructed and required all "a and h )
norable cxcrtons the ar said obn,,xous aud
unconstitutional resolution to lie crossed and mrrkcd
on the Scna.es Journal to indicate that il is 10 b.
considered canceled expunsed, and held for naught
from the beginning
Mr.. CalIl gave notice TO the Senate that he would.
Mt the proper time, oppose the adoption of The esolu
tons offered by MIR 1ottcn
MIR. Moore also anl rentrked that he ho,ed The
senate would act calmly this subject; regretted
Tue apparent excitement u! the gentleman ronl Saury
When his country Invaded, MIR NJ had not thount
1t necessary 10 consult flesh and blood but un
marched 10 her defence His course on the prcseoi :.
easlon, should be equally prompt and dsnerested-
invaded by The ISLANDERS spread upon the Journals the
Senate OF The Uni ed States he wished also to ad.
wise the Senite of hiss determination vote Tor cxpun
ing those SANDERS from the journal OF the SENATE
Mr. Cahal moved for adjournment until Monday
morning.
Mr. cdbctter ihereupon called for tho Ayes and Noes
and the Senate bcin! called it was determined in tie
Ncgatve-Ayes 9-NOcs 10.
Dir LcdOetter then moved for an adjournment until 3
clock, which agreed To-.
linen the Senate adjourned.
House or RErnEs EYTArivYs, Friday October O.
Mr. Pasatt moved IN IJuse take up the preamble
and resolutions heretofore submitted by Mr. Guild :
WhsreuPon Mr. Anderson, being entitled TO the floor
made an extended argument and concluded by motion
TO ny said preamble and resolutions the table.
Mr. Pavatt moved suspension of the rue RECURRING
molten TO lie the table, be decided without dc.
Mr. Pavatt sad that the gentlemen opposed TO the re-
solutions, bad pursued extraordinary course-a
course without any precedent in the history of Legsa.
i've asSeIb1s, except i'll the Senate of the g. Staes-
"ne uese resolutions were introduced, motion was
MADE To print the preamble and resolutions for the in
FORMATION OF the House but the motion rejected -
IN Inc senate oil The United States, when Gen Jack
asked The privilege orhavng his defence or vindca
ION read ana printed, iactous Senate had denied him
tiat poor privilege privilege, that ould hardly Ia
been denied 10 the humblcst citizen OF the country
But TINS was not all The gentleman from Jefferson has
just concluded long and elaborate argument against the
resolutions; aud concludes his TRADE by motion TO la
them ON the table-a motion which preciudes debate
and which has the effect OF sitting discussion Mr. Pa.
watt asked, gentlemen afraid meet us i'm open
debate, lace to acc-if they determined that the
voice of Tie friends of Gen. Jackson should not bc
heards lie said, he claimed the right for his constu-
e"S To speak their voice this subject and did hope
mat gentlemen would extend degree of courtesy
To hn-he said i; and iliberal in the
genemen opposed to the resolutions attempt thus 70
close The door against discussion and to sife debate
AT inns stage of the discussion the Speaker vcrsed
his discussion and declared debate out of order and
Mr.. Pavalt took his seat,
lhe question was then taken the motion TO Law on
the tables which was decided in the affirmative.
MIR. Anderson then withdrew his motion which was
renewed by Mr. Martin. The Speaker decided Mr.
tavatt motion 10 be out of order.
ne question being taken the motion TO lay the pre-.
amble and resolutions the table, was determined in
the afhrmative-Ayes 81; %.
Aud then the House adjourned