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

nd ybereas also in the opinion of this General Assem-
b;v the said resolution is illegal and UNJUST OIL ey 1
ample indefinite and vague, pressing cri'ia
without specification, and was lrEeguia'ly au - b
,.noIlv odppted by the Senate, in suovelson "a te
;rb,s of defence which belong to all accused "iu i'
| nSS,chobe officer: and at time anu uhoer c'i1u".
Sauces to involve the political rights ana pfcu"aa5
interests Of the people OF Inc oh'eo sI vb.rras
r;,ns injury and peculiar danger anu 10
I :, The opinion OF this General Assembly: Tue
nnrnct of the President i'll the said EXECUTIVE i'o
| nod;nos in relation the public revenue was Wei " r
,d and authorised by the Constitution ano il"s W.
ram TI;,d States and was just and polite under tne
;,oun,sonces Of the And whereas aiS' III LIZ ~
on;ion Of this General Assembly. the Senate OF r
Under the Constitution thereof, hls no aIth'r'tY !"
80 49,. mr. MISS a resolution eliminating an inpeicla-
tccr and that the adoption OF the SAID resolution oF
M So,tr is an usurpaton their part ana gross VIZ
Ia,;an Of the rights OF the People OF the United o'aeS
Therefore, , ..,, r ,Ia S,,t. of
~ ,.. 'ruLl the Senators in C"ng.e:s from his
Stt Lp instructed and required to use all Tar ana
noroe cxerlions TO cause the af"r' slid "DhoHu r'
unconstitutional resolution to tc 80 crossed anu iialAru
M ,L Srnatcs Journal to indicate, that II Is |" DC
considered cahccHeu, eAPu"S'N' 49,
from the beginning. ,I
A. E,hiI rave notice TO the Senate, that he would
n The proper me oppose the adoption Oh Liz 'o'"
t'ons M Also rose AMI remarked that he 'ped the
c,te would act calmly tins subject; ana reSie'"u
n. ,np,renl excitement OF the gentleman lru' ''"
Ivban his country wIs invaded, Mr. NJ had mol 1p"s'
:; c.,rv to consult flesh and blood. bul unlrsiIlSy
meet -, rr dri,.ucc Ills course, the present "c'
r, SION should hc equally prompt anu d's!nt''sru
m. houor-''lhr sacred nonJr oil his country 'u
invaded by the ISLANDERS spread upon the Journals Va liz
S,, nj the United States and he wished also 10 "o'
i the senate of his dstrrlun atom |" vote lar tAPu9
inn thosr SANDERS irrn the journal OF The oela
! A. Canal moved for adjournment until MONDAY
| morning. :, Re ,, o.,J Ncs
Mr. ,Iptler lherrupon called for the yes ana NOES
| call, d
| NcEalve--Ayes 9-Noes H. ,, ,,,,;I :,
q clock, wIic, was agreed r'.
| Then the Senate adjourned n
col: Uursr OF REpREsESrArlyEs, Friday OrtoGcr 9.
Mr. Puvat m we'd tn: llJuse to Take up t'e pr ea;ipe
| and resolutions heretofore submitted by MI Guio'-
Whcrrupnn, Mr.. Anderson, being entIl'eo 10 tic 'o
made extended argument anu cohcluocu ny "o''oi
| TO law said preamble and resolutions Oh the table
! Mr.. Pavatt moved suspension oil the RUE requiring
.otyn TO lie Oh the table, to be decided Without de-
bate
Mr. Paya, said that the gentlemen opposed to the re-
sorti,ns had pursued n most extraordinary cuurse-a
Course without any precedent III the history OF Ies"
tive assemblies except Ill the senate o' Tie " .t"
When these resolutions were introduced, Hi"to" ID
mad IL print the preamble and resolutions, ior the III
formation o., the House but the motion was rejected
in tie Sruair of the United States, when Zen jackson
asked the poor privilege OF having hs defence OF 'iucl
ton read and printed, iactous Senate Aau nrnca MIN
tina, puor privilege Il privilege, that oulu haruy nave
been drnrrd to the hublcst citizen OF tho Country
But this was not ALL The gentleman from Jefferson has
Just concluded long and elaborate argument against the
resolutions and concludes his TRADE oy MOTION 70
item III the tablc-a motion which prec!udes debate
and which has the effect OF sitting discussion Mr. Ia
vat asked, gentlemen afraid TO meet US in open
debate face to lace-f they were determined that the
voice o.. tie friends Of Cen Jackson Should not oe
heard: lie said he claimed tine rig h tu' his consttu
rns to speak their voice OIL this subject, and did nope
that gentlemen would extend some degree OF courtesy
to irhe said it uncourteous and il!iberai III lie
gentlemen opposed the resolutions to attempt mus
cse the door against discusson and to s;Itle debate
At ills stage of the discussion. the Speaker reversed
his discussion and declared the debate out OF ordcr anc
| Mr. Puyatt took his seat.
The question then taken on the motion TO lay or
the table, which was decided i'll the affirmative
Mr. Anderson then withdrew his motion, which was
renewed by MIR. Martin. The Speaker decided Mr.
pagilLs motion TO be out Of order.
The question being taken the motion to lay the pre-
anblc aad resolutions on the table, was determined II
the aliirnalive-Aycs 81; noes %
And then The House az ourned.