Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-08

IL VIII not then be necessary and proper means si car.
mg INTO eiect any of the powers granicd by the Con
shu9n ana not being accessory even be pre-
tended 70 DC constitutional.
Mr. McKim said, twas cvid,n, that all the infer
nation sought for contained in the document alrc
table 'o'"'o" o'' inc
MIR. whiulcscy Of Ohio called for the Order Of tho
Day, but the call was rejected.
The yeas and nays then ordered, aud taken ms
follows. Ayes l06, nays ~.
ieas-Messrs j. Adams IL. Allen, VIM. Allen Jo-
ssph D. anthony, Banks, Bean, Blair, Bockcc, Boon
Boudrn, Brown, Bunch, Buns, Byncm. Cainbreeng
Cramcr, Day, P. Dickcrson, Ferris, FILLMORE Fowler
Philo c. Fuller, VIM. X. Fuller, Fulton Giet. Joscn
HALL II. Hall, Halsey Hamer, JOSEPH, Nj. Harper Iar
ioweii, Hubbard, Huntington, James, II. NJ Johnson.
N Johnson, Henry Johnson, 5. Jones, b. Jones Kava
nigh, kiigore, Kinnard, Lane, Lansing Laportc, c.
Lay l.. Lea, Il. Lee, Loyal, Lucas. Lytle Abah
Mann, j. X Mann, Manning, Moses Mason, May Nc.
Mitchell Morgan Murphy, osgood, Parker, Patterson.
r. fierce Folk, Pope, Reynolds, Schcnck Sc.lcy w
Sie SsparT 4 H. shsPperd shian smt s:sndiier,
MtH9aien' Wagener, Ward, Wardwcll, Wayne, Webster,
Archer Ashley, Barber Barringcr Bates Baycs. Bea,
~ Binney Briggs, Bull, Burd, burgess, Cage, Chiffon.
Claiborne, Clayton, Clcwney, Corwin Crane, Crockett,
Darlington, Amos Davis, Davenport, Dcberry Denny.
Dickson Evans L. Everett, Ewing Fielder. Fos,;;r
Gamble, Garland, Gordon, Gorl,am, Grahom t;rcrnelL
Griihn, Hardin, james Harper, Heath f.. Jackson w
T. Johnson, King, Letchcr, Lewis Lincoln Love T,v-
on Merndalc Marshall Nardis j. Y Mason NIc( ,c,>
ty, McKennan Mercer, Nlilligan Miner. Moore Pat
tom Phillips, Pickcns, Potts Ramsay, Reed Re, ;nb,r
Robertson, Shade, Sloane Spangcr, Steele NJ \
vIaylor' T. Thomas, Tonipkns, Trumbun, 'Tweely,
vance, vinton, WatmougIi, Whtesey, Wilde VII
liams, Wise, Yorng-e7.
80 the House eoncurred in the motion lay the rcso-
luton on the table. .'li'
Mr. Dickson laid motion on the table to re-
consider the vote of yesterday the claim of David
Kilbourn the consideration of which was posnon "A IN
Friday next. r'r" - ~
Mr. Chiffon submitted the following resolution:
htsored, That the Committee OH Roads and Canals
be instructed to inquire into the subject and their
opinion to this House, of the equal and lust mode
OF applying the THE country TO such works OF
pubic improvement within the respective States of tl,x
Union, as may he necessary for the facilitating of com
merce with foreign nations and among the several States
And that they moreover port their on;non or H. ~,
and most practicable mode of asccrainnp and defer
mining the nationality and importance of such improve
mens as may be proposed within the several States
Mr. Chiffon remarked that this day was sci apart for
the consideration of private bills; and if any gentleman
would move to proceed TO the consideration Of the orders
OF TIE day, he would postpone the remarks which e do
s'Ted % make IN favor of the adoption of the resolution
which he had presented.
MIR. f. Whttcsey moved that the House proceed
to the of the orders of the day; which was
agreed to.
The Speaker laid before the House resolution of the
Legislative Council &c Michigan Territory relative TO
the boundary line between the State of Ohio and said
Territory and also resolution relative to the construc
ucn oil harbor IN the Territory aforesaid Referred.
Inc Speaker laid before the House a communication
from the First Comptroller of the Treasury trunsmittir
a ls OF balances on the books of the Fourth Auditor for
|
The following bills from the Senate were read twice
and committed '''0''
~. a bill making appropriations for completing the Mill
bill providing for the legal adjudication and settle
mcnt OF the claims to land therein mcntioncd
ana bill tor the relief Of Col John Eugene Leitcns
dorer. 80
or THE nay
The bill for the relief of Mrs. Susan Decatur and
others, coming up as first in order
mr. TinIon moved to postpone its further consdcra-
ton to Friday next le
MIR. Patton bopcd that tho notion ,,o,,lI 49,. :,
III was time that this bill disposed of
Alter some further remarks on the propriety of pro-
ceeding to the consideration of the BILL by Messrs Vim
postpone rejected
Mr. Gillct said he presumed, inasmuch as this sub
ecl ad Dcc Tor series of years before Congress- that
every member present fully acquainted with ills
merits and prepared to vote on it, He understood had
eeh mere so long, that the elder Reporters could report
the speeches pro- and without hearing them Fur
ther dscusson could not, certainly be necessary In
order that vote might he now taken on, Tie main oucs
table. va ''S
Mr. Hubbard said as the motion of tho oeo,,cn,,r
rom new YORK (hr Gillet) test question: and as
there thin attendance of members he would NOV.
a call of the House - ~ ~
The motion negatived.
The question recurring the motion TO lay The Lill
and amendments the table, it decided in the al.
| tually rejected "
The following bills read twice and ordered to lie
engrossed for a third reading:
| bill for the relief of James Gardiner.
bill for the relief of the legal of Bay
ley Il. Clark; ~
a bill for the relief of Henry Awkward;
Dill to authorize the Secretary of State issue let
tors patent TO James Jones;
And bill for the relief ofthe heirs Of Nathaniel w.
ler deceased >
The bill for the relief of Commodore Isaac Hull, was
| taken UP. wa
The question being upon the amendment rcportcd Inv
me COMMITTEE Of the Whole, discussion ensucd il,
winch Mcssrs Ward, Hardin, Reed Burgess and Pcarc.
OF Rhode Island participated Before the latter gentle
man had concluded his remarks Mr. Clay moved an adj
JotrnInent, which carried.
And the House adjourned
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