Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-05

on to withdraw his appeal from the decision OF Inc
C!iir. 49,. , o..
The Chair: The decision of the CHAIR ~ u''n ao'
ouccoI IN nv ,hr member from Virginia, and the quts
nn r., a et,u,ined is The motion 10 permit The gehIie
man to proceed. .a ,,, 80 r,ows.
AYES 77-Nocs !UO. , ~.
-, tn. House determined ha' -"'' "'s' "o"" '' ~
rr,n,tud tn proceed. =, ~, , Ill.,
Mr.. uo!sey addressed the House IN opposition I" the
DECISION OF the Chair; bnt betolc he concuded lie gave
way 20 :, 9
~, np the remainder uf the States Tor petltnns moved
10 pue t pom, Oi order. and th: quesiIs CONTEST
ed With It. until .Mnnday H. *!
Mr.. iatton pi"po:rd tomorrow; and as', that IL DC
ma" Inc sIeria' order of that day.
Mir. French had oh fiction 10 the latter m"ll'n
ncssrs. Camhrrltn. and Lane simultaneously nl'Pea
to p''s,pon the subject |" Monday next -,
Mir. iIlia,s "t kertucky moved 10 postpone un'l'
The first ST July.
Mr.. Pattun called !Ur the yeas anu NAYS OH lc ia''
mn!inn which ordered.
Mr. Williams thea Withdrew his motion.
Mr. Robertson asked for the yeas and nays on t''
motion to pos;poHc until Monday "'At ""th were VI
drred -
Mr. piuckncy inquired what would be the effect OF
| The previous question:. "
! from the decision 1" the Speaker.
Mr. PiuckLrr thea moved Tie previous question:
| which was srcu.ded--aycS 49, noes I'D
| Mr. Evans moved un ad]uurnmenl-iost.
Mr. p,,tuu asked lur the yeas and nays the pre-
rious question: which were ordcrcd and were-AyeS ilo
Noes ~.
So the House determined that the main question be
now put.
The question, "Sha the decision Of the Chair stand
rs The uidrrnent Of the House then propuundrd
Mir Patton called Tor the yeas and nays, which were
Mr. Williams Of Nurth Carolina, moved adjourn
nleml, winch was ntgatlvcd
The uneslionw then taken the appeal from The
decision vi The Chair. by yeas aud nays, as follows:
leus-aIcssrs. }. 4. Adams Chun Allan, II. Allen,
ASH Ashley, Barley, Banks, Barton, Bcae, Bean,
ra,scy Beaumont, Bond, Boon, Boyd, Briggs, Brown
Bynum, W. b. Calhoun, CanbcIeng, Carr, Casey: Cha
ury, Chaplin, Clark, Cleveland, Coles Cnrwin, Craig
Cramcr Crane, Gushing, Cushman, Darlington, DAVIS
Deberry Denny Dckrrson, Doubleday, Dunlap, Ettner
E~ans, Everett, Fairfield FarlIn, Fy,jr Philo G.. Full
Ter, Gahrat Getl, Granger, GranlIand, Grennell, r
Haley tland Hail. ilamrr, iIunnegan, Ilarln, liar
| Der Samuel s. Harrison, Albert G.. Harrison, Hawkins
iaynes Ilazrlnc, Henderson, Hester, Hoar, toward
Howell luLIcy, Huntingdon ilunlsuian, Joseph r. In
yrrsulI Ingham, J. Jackson, James, jarvis, Jencr Jo
sepl JoInsor K. NJ. Johnson, 6. Johnson, b. Jones,
Ju,!son Kennon, kllgoe, kinnard, kingensrnlt!i,
Lane, Lansing, Lawrence G. Lee, Leonard, Lincoln,
Logan, Love, I.ucas, A. Mann, }. Mann, w. Mason,
VI. Mason, ). Mason, May, McCarly, Mckay, Mcken-
nan, alckeon, McKin, NIcLeur Mercer Miller, Mill!
gan, Montgomery, Moore, Morgan, Morris, Owens,
rinckney, Potts Read, John Reynolds, oanc Rogers,
Russell, Sclenck, Shnn, Sloane, S,orer Sutherland,
TAYLOR Thomas J. Thomson, roucey, Turr Wander
| pocl, Vnun, v ard Mardwell, Webster, Weeks White,
! Whtesey and s. Williams-ll;i.
Nnys-Alrssrs. Bouldn, Bunch, }. Cahoon, Campbell,
Carrier, j. Chambers Chapman, ~ H. Claiborne, Common
Dickson Dromgoulc, French j. Garland, X. Garland,
Glascock Graves, Griffin, Hardin, Holsey H. Johnson,
Lawer, l.. Lea, Loya Lyon J. Y. Mason, Alaury, Nc
Con,as Patton, j. A rcarcc, Peltigrcw, PeytOn Pick
kris Ruberlsun w. i. Shepard, Shields, Spangler,
Staldeier, Iallale,ro, Waddy Thompson and WISe-IO
So the House sustained The decision ol the Chair, and
consequently determined that the motion Ut Mr. Patton
10 refer the resolutions Of the Legislature Of Virginia,
the subject Of abohtIon to the Committee the District
OF Columbia with instructions, not i'll order, and that
they mus, DC referred 10 the committee raised under the
resolution al Mr.. Pinekney, conofnable To i decision
made by Tie House tho subject on Tuesday
| last.
Mr. Patton asked the permission Of the House TO with
draw the resolutions.
Mr.. Mason, of Virginia, asked the unanimous consent
take The usual course Of such communications, by be-
ing laid on the table and printed.
Mr.. Adams objected Oh the ground that such dispo
stun Of these papers would counlcrac the decision vi
the House, referring all matters the subject Of the
abolition Of slavery to the Select COMMITTEE thereon,
aud he inquired Of The Chair, if the gentleman from I!r
glnia (Mr. Pa,tun) could withdraw the papers:
The Chair decided that if The objection persisted
in, the gentleman could not Of hight Withdraw the
| solutions
Mr. Patton then moved to suspend the rules to enable
him submit the motion to lay the table and pratt.
| Pending this question, Oh motion OF Al. Briggs,
The House, at o'clock, ?. NJ. djourned.