Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-31

the opinions Of the coordinate branch Of the Legislature
tie did not doubt the honesty cf their vicws-but be
differed from them to the policy proprcty of their
motion He wished the question Of disagyee ncnt 10 be
taken at And he would suggest TO his friend from
Frederick, TO withdraw bis motion and les the sense of
the House I've taken the Senees resolution which
was propabe, would lead to further postponcmcnt ui-
III omorrow, and the gentleman would not be deprived
oil the opportunity forexplanation which he desired.
Mr. CoLsroN rose 30 question Of order lie would
ask whether this original proposition of the Sc
nate, or an amendment 10 the Joint ORDER, He asked
whether the Senate had the power originate new bust
ness anu whether Tins rcsoaton not beyond their
-provlnces
The SPEisER said this not an unusual course.
ne Senate had right TO make the motioa
MI JOHNSON of X. said, the Senate had asked the
&c to concur III motion To postpone this subject iis-
.cy, and The motion requires simple response
or nay This was all that could be expected; but
nNaS ~ desirable That this response should be given
spec 10 his friend from Frederick Mr.. johnson
WON respectfully say that lie would not deprive
HIM o. f,portunity of declaring his opinions and
oil yinh is conduct TO tive House and to the
country. Spouse to the Senate could not de.
Prive him opportunity. Whether this House
disagrceS, ans rpate recedcs, or whether the Sc
nate refused ls, Ills opportunity discuss
tlis subject, lully good Mr. J. begged of
him therefore, Il idcr his determination Th,
MINDS oil members ubtlcss well formed on this
SUBJECT This HousN fe decided the question i'll
TIC negative, and there no doubt that they would
so decide 1t now. Mr.. tsl therefore, the gentle
man would consent to witt "a motion
MIR. SMITH Of T., said IL = I'M pleasure nj all
times to yield TO the wishes LENDS where he
could consistently do so. The ;ntvd out by the
gentleman from Richmond bcins bic TO Mr. s.
lie withdrew his motion.
Mr CoLsToS. The gentleman fro ,iond says
that the Senate have right TO propoul cstion 10
The House. But the doubt was, whcth. eere au-
thorscd to put it in the form which il now The
senate hes the undoubted right 10 amend B. ton
sent up TO them by us but TO abrogatc \ u
u W 10y senoing us am original resolution of ~
lie was OF opinion that the proposition of the
was neutrality-suspicious. it was an invasion
Constitution of the United States and would be a m
OF violating the Constitution Of the State. AS s1
nc put 1T to the House and to the peope-and y
hoped 1T would be duly considered On motion of Mr.
Noston the Ayes and Noes ordered concurrinp
with the Senate's resolution
ne question OF concurrence then put, and the
vote was as follows
.4ycS-Messrs. Banks (SpcakerN Rvcs R,,dolrh
Layne, Miller, Wilson of b. NJ 'Milan Turnbull BOOK
or oi ~ fancey, Hampton Madison Payne Stegar Hol-
land, Gibson, Watts of Giles, Watkins Avent CarrnU.
ton, Snccd, Nixon, Kinchcloe, Shnn Hollcman Robin.
son of X. ~ O., Harris, Todd Garland of NJ Rodpers.
Wiley Morgan, McCauley, Sherrvrd, Leland Voolfolk
Robertson, Cackley Nash, Carroll, Stands Williams
NJ Doweli, lr., Moormnn, Cline, Hopkins, Spear, Bare
Jones OF $, Harley, Goodwin, Crutchfeld, Moncure,
Hargravc, Witten, Clarke, Sianger-57
NocS-Alcssrs Drummond Grinalds Booker of a
Garand OF Amherst; Craig, Brooke Mayse Pate Holt
Eolston Hunter of Berkeley, Shell, Saunders Burton
licrd, Christian, Johnson of Chesterfield Broadus VIII
son. of Cumberland, Scott, Servant Hunter of Essex
Ball Marshall, French Price Wade, Barton. Smith Of
frederick, Smith of Gloucester, Blair, Wcthcrcd Vance
", Y.
her, Summers, Hooe, Hawcs Emanuel, Caldwell Hoil-
man. Lawson, Janney, Beard, ArCarty Nav Wagoc.
ner Alexander, Cabel, Collins, Watts Norfolk Com.
", rarker, Epcs, Brady, Parriot Crit2, Jones of Z
swanson, DuPuy, Woodhouse, Boothe, Thornton Dor
man, Crump, Delushmutt, yett Prentiss CUNNINGHAM
Brown, Johnson, of Richmond City-75
Mr. MARSHALL then directed TO inform the Senate
OF the decision of the House, and after some DELAY Ohe
Senate having taken recess till half past scvcn9
message was received from the Senate stating that thew
had receded from their resolution to postpone indefinitely
And after further delay, another Message was receiy-
cd from the Senate informing the House of their rcad
ness to proceed to the execution ofhe Joint order
Whercupon, the roll ordered to be called
hlcssrs BARTON, SMITH of T., and JoSEs of p when
their names were called severay rose, and explained
their votes Their explanations will be given hereafter
blr WIrcHER, who had been severely indisposed for
several days was sent for and by general consent the
should vote afterwards if he did arrive in time to an
swcT to his name in the usual order
The Bell was then ordered to be rng to summon the
aosentces-the vote then proceeded and resulted fol-
For Benjamin w. Logh.-Messrs Drummond, Grin
Aids haa Booker a1 of Ann Amelia Xd of Aiphcrst, S
ley Shell Saundcrs Burton HoTd chr;stian q peIne
OF G., Broadus, Wilson of c. Scott, Servant Hunter Of
Wethcred, Vance, Curtis Mullen Bolts, Gravelv Gre
CORY, Berry, Galahcr, Summers IIooc iIawcs EInanu
81; Holman, Lawson, Janncy, Beard, M Carly May,
Norfolk County, Parker, Epes, Brady Parrott Critz
Jones of Pendeton, Witclcr, Swanson, Dupuy, Wood
house, Boohc. Thornton, Dorman, Crunp bcIaslrnl+,
nLn 81
Rchmond-73. %
For lillian c. Rices.-NIcssrs Banks. (spcaker \
Kycs, Randolph, Layne, Miller, Wilson Of b. nj MILAN
Iurnbu!l, Booker of b., Yancey, Hampton, Nj ldison'
Iayne, Stcger, Holland, Gibson, Barton Smith of
Watts Of c. Watkins, Blair Avout Darlington, snced,
Nixon, kncheloe, Shinn, Holleman Robinson of KING
q tsuecn Caldwell, Harris, Todd, Garland of Meek.
ienburg, Rodgers Wiley, Morgan M Caulcy ScrrurI
Leland, Voolfolk, Robertson of Page CackIcy Nssl
Carroll, Stands, Williams, M'DoyscII. IT. M35tnanV
'a'- parc Jones Of & IIarsv f;eod!
Nhcn Mr.. WIrCu1S cfs,vtv,. s..a ,
his name voted for Mr. Leigh there burst of ap-
Plause from the gallery, which was much crowded
The Speaker called on the Sergeant to keep order
MIR; CoLsToS, moved that the gallery be cleared He
would not now make r notion, had not fair wnrnlp
been given yesterday that dsorcry conduct would
not be tolerated.
Mr. GREGoRY hoped the gentleman would not persist
IN his motion lie in the conduct of the spectators
no settled intention to interfere With the proceedings of
the House Besides, he did not think order TO clear
the gallery could be carried into effect
MIR CoLsroS, asked if the House was 10 sanction this
lndecorous conduct because they had the power 20
clear the gallery of its uncour,evns occupants If neccs
sary they could call the CITY authorities assist in re-
moving the crowd.
Mr.. GREeony said he did not intend to say the Scr
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