Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-05

1.b 70 a thlrd reading, butit was Pturo1J snJsd
os o,ser as The nre7ous question had been demanded
III noon for the previous question was seconded ~
O vole Of s. TO So. ,,o ,,.s,oc of
rhe main question being then taken on 'he rassa
the BILL il was decided in the a'tifI'".' aIoM hn,ho
Mnssrs Chiffon Allan, llr'nan A'ieh' n cum!
-, Al Nsicv Bailey Ecalc, Bpcker, boFhrn, nF,$Ss'
lain Calhoun J. Chambers Chapn' mus, ", n'LIa
r;n C,,;g Crane, Davis, DebsTry, pGEcrsnn, D,"ne
Wih Effner Evans, Everett, Fairfield, tarin,
d1E; Dn'E, ,nrer Granland, Graves, Grayson. Gren-
TX IioIev. J. fIaTl, H. Hall, Hard, Hardin, Harlan 5
sse norr;son A. e. Harrison, Halves, llcn'rrson, howell
i1rb!sv, Hunt, Huntington, Hunlsman, ". Jackson, j.
lnGs;c James, Jarvis, r. NJ Johnson, Cave Johnson
n Lone JsGson Kcnnen, Kinnnrd, Lane, Lay, G. Lee
Love, ". Mason, NJ. Mason Marry May. McCary,
NcKcnnan NcKim, McLene, Mercer. Muhlrnbcrs,
Owens, Parks D. J. Peavce, Phelps, Phillips Pot's J"'
sepI synolds, Seymour, W b. Shepard, Shields shnn
Sade, Smith, SHanglev, SpTagne, Strre7 SnthrriaAd'
Tuliaferro, Taylor Toucey, Turner Van!erpot, Ward
well, Washington, Weeks, L. WhtLcsey, l. /. "ht'
tcsey, Wise--l0l nv
Massachusetts,. J. G. Adams, Bcan, Beaumont, Bell,
Bond Room, Boudia, Boyd, BroYn, BuchSnan' HnIns'
W. B. Calhoun, Canhrc!eng, Campbell Carr IafT a.
Casey, Clancy, Chapman, y. II. Claiborne, }. F; II.
Claiborne, Coles, Conner, Cnshinan Daf"I ~ ~
Fuller J. Garland Il. Garland, Gil!et iamcr, iiannc'
qnn. Hawkins HAYNES lIazenc, lIrsler, Hour, How
ard Ingerso Jcnifrr, J. W. Jones, kilgore, Lansing
LAWYER. Lawrence r. Lcr l.. Lea, Lewis Lincoln Lo-
rn m Iora Lucas Lyon a. Mann, j. Mann Martin
Mason S hIas IN Mckay, Mckeon Miller, hllIgan,
Mont yomcry, Norris Page, Parker, Pa!'rson ra'inn'
F. Pierce Petiigrew pnckney, Reed 'ohn Neynolns'
Rpane Robertson. Rogers, Schenck, A. H. Shepperd'
SickIcs Spriph Standefer: JOHN Thomson Underwood.
Vinlon. Wagener, Ward Webster, White, L. Williams,
S. Williams-H3
So The bill was passed.
The House, in pursuance oflhe spccin order took up
for consideration The bill fur The continuation te Cum
brrland road in the States Of Ohio, Illinois, and Indiana,
reported from the Committee OF the Whole with various
amendments thereto.
Law the ill Or The table it was taken, and the motion
rejected
The question being next the motion Of Mr.. Mann,
OF a. York. for The previous question, the motion was Sc
conded.
Mr. Taylor Webster said, lie voted against the motion
of the gentleman from Vermont (Al7. EvpretD to lay
the bill on the table with the belief that the previous
question would not be sustained and that The Dil! coua
BE- vet modified meet his views But as the previous
uueslin had now been ordered and all the amendments
proposed would he cut off,, in order that time might be
had further deliberate upon IT, and for the friends OF
the bill to compromise their different views, he renewed
the motion 10 lay the bill on the table.
Mr. Lane said lie had only to ask of the House the
ayes aud noes The noon ofihe gentleman from Ohio,
(l II. Webscr) to lay this bill the table, and he
would then he satisfied TO fold his arms, like Cmsar and
cxclajm, and is it you Brulus, that s,abs3
The yeas and nays having been ordccd, taken,
and wcrc--ycas g., nays I03
So the mnon to lay the bill on the table was lost.
The main question ordered to be put, and tho bill
ordered IN he enGrosscd for third reading.
The House then took the usual recess.
EI'EHI.vf; SESSION.
On motion Of Mr.. Johnson of Virginia, the ''b 20
change the time of holding the District Courts of the
Uued States for the Western District Of Virginia. holden
al CIarksJurg, read the third time and passed
The following bills from the Senate, taken up,
read twice, and referred to their appropriate standing
committees:
An act to provide fo the construction Of building for
the accommodation of The Patent Office;
An act for the relief Of John Cunmins;
An acl for the relief Of Andrew Armstrong;
Ar act for the relief of William Sharp;
An act for the relief of George F. Strother
Resolution prepare for providing statuary for the
front steps ct the Capitol.
The bill from the House for The relief of John Ran
doph Clay returned from the Senate amended, was
ftrrcd TO The Committee of the Whole.
Mr. GrenncIl, from the Committee Claims, reported
without amendment, the Senate bill for the relief Of
Charles J. Catlc;t; which committed
On motion Of M Claiborne of Mississippi,
Leave Of absence granted to Mr. Dickson Of Mis-
sissI,'p for the residue Of the session.
CUMBERLAND ROAD.
The House then proceeded 10 the consideration Of The
"b to continue the Cumberland road in the States of
Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, the question being on its
passage,
MIR. NJ Carly entered at some length into review Of
the provisions of the BILL aud urged lis objections against
it in its present sape. He then moved 10 ii,
with the following instructions:
'Stlc cut from the provisional clause in the first
ton to the end Of the section; and strike the second
section, and insert the following:
SECTION 2 Ind DC 1t further enacted That the money
hereby appropriated for the continuation Of said road in
indiana aud Ohio shall be applied to the graduation and
brdging The TO- be let out in contracts and sections,
upon public notice. to the lowest bidders by such super
nendcnt or superintendent engineer eng incers
may have charge Of said road under the direction of tue
Secretary of War Pr0rdea, the said Secretary Of War
may direct much Of the appropriation for the continual
ton of the road in Ohio may he necessary for the
completion thereof cast Of Springfield 10 be applied 10
that purpose .3ad prVridCd, That not than twenty
Tor
continuation Of the road in Indiana shall be applied in
the collection of materials for the bridge the Wa
bash"
After few words from Mcssrs A. Mann, T. Web
ser and Boon
Mr. Vanderpoel moved the previous question: but the
House refused to second t-ayes 81. noes 81.
After some remarks by MIR. Il. Webster,
Mr. llannegan moved additional instruction 10
strike from The bill errry thing in relation to bridge
across the Wabash river
Mr. Lane said il was not s object 10 dcain the House
by speech, ard more especially not to make speech
against the bill to submit notion which, if aruped
would Of necessity result in lis defeat, the contrary
TO insure is passage by asking The previous question:
w,ich seconded by Tie uousc-ayes IS, noes III
Mr. McCarty cal,'d fer the yeas and nays ordering
the main Grrson; which ordered, and wcrc-ycas
inI, nays 7i-as follows:
Yeas--Mess.s Ash, Ashley, Barton, Beale, Beam
Boon, Brown. buchanan, Burns Cambreleng, Carr, Ca
scy, CLANCY, Chopin, Clark, Conner, Corwn, Craig,
Cra,ner eastman, Darlington, Davis, Debcrry, Dick:
crson, Doubleday, Fairfield, Farlin, William K. Fuller
Galbrailh, james Garland GIlet Joseph Hall, ualner
Samuel S. HARRISON Albert G. Harrison, Haynes Hen.
derson fIuley, Huntington, hunsrnan lngcrso, Jar
Wis., Joseph Johnson Richard Nj. Johnson Cave Johnson,
Henry J"hnson, John w. jones' Benjamin JONES' Jud.
son, kennon, kigore, Kinnard, Lane, Lansing, Lay,
Gideon Lee, Thomas Lee, Leonard, Logan Lucas Abb
iah Mann, Job Mana, William Mason, Moses Mason,
Sampson Mason, Mny, McComas Nckennan, AlcKeon,
Mckim Mclean, Miller, Morgan Owens, Page, Parks,
Patterson, Franklin Pierce, Dutce j. Pearce PHELPS,
John Reynolds Joseph Reynolds, Ripley, Roanc Rus,
SELL Schsnck, Seymour shinn Smith, Speight, su,h-
erand Taylor John Thomson, Touccy, Towns, Turner,
Vanderpoel, Washington, Elisha Whiltlcscy, aud T. r.
Wkttescy--lGl. r.
.Nays-Messrs. John G. Adams, Chiffon Allan, He
man Allen, Bailey Beaumont, Bockee, Bond, Briggs.