Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

Contested election in North Carolina.
Mr. PATTERSON called for the icas and Nays; which the
House ordered.
And the question suspension was taken; and lost
Yeas I.=, Nay, 80: -. .":o.thIrds
On motion Of Mr. Mason, Of Va, the iivnGc suspend
cd the rule TO enable Mr.. Nj. TO submit motion To print
5000 extra copies Of the Report OF the Secretary Of State,
of The DEGREES of the Commissioners, appointed under
the treaty OF indemnity with Frarcc.
And the motion to Print was agreed to-
APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House resolved Itself into Committee OF Tic
Whole the State o the Union: Mr. liaIncr III the
Chair Oh the Naval Appropriation Bill; the question be-
ing on the motion reduce the appropriation for Ports
mouth Navy Yard to S:!3,J'J0
Mr. Chambers of Pa. took the floor, and spoke about
two hours in opposition 10 the motion, and IN favor OF
creating efficient naval force.
Mr. Bell followed, and after remarks IN Sp!ana-
ton Of his r!,jcct i'll making the motion now pndng,
withdrew that motion a:d moved 20 strike ont the whole
appropriation 10. The Navy Yard at Por'Smonth Mr.
b spoke at SOME length this subject, aud expressed
an intention to 90 into the consideration ui other
topics CONNECTED with the bill. Without concluding, Inc
gave way to a motion that the Committee rise.
The Committee then rose, and the House adJnurncd
THE VOTE On THE NOAllNATlONS.
It will be remembered, that Judge White, in his let
ter TO the Tennessee Legislature, soemny protested
that the idea uf his going against the Administrations was
'fnnrifu lie SAID, long the PRESIDENT adhered 10
his principles, lie would never abandon him. The vote
below shows that he has GbnniuG the President, when
ponnr the same agents to the office i'll which he
was heretofore supported by Judge White.
First Judge White records his vote against Mr. Ia
nrv in hose behalf lie voted with the friends Of the
President at the last session. when nominated for the
same Office The ground Of the old opposition TO Mr.
fancy was tic removal Of the DePositcs. Even this
Bank objection surrendered by some Of the decided
enemies of the President, the late vote But Judge
White who voted for him when nominated as Secretary
Of Inc Treasury and who supported him as ChIci Jus
cc last winter, takes stand against him. whrr
sol,e of the bcrcst opposition rclent-and SHY IT
simply because he knows the President values him as
pcrsonal as well political friend. it was certainly
for no offence which Mr.. fancy has committed sine,
the last winter. Judge White did not pretend any sucf
rcason for his changed course towards MIR. Iancy liz
yo,c was nrly venting Of malice against the Prcs'
dent upon Mr.. fancy.
2dly 1t will lie observed, that Judge White is one o
seran of The blc.est Of the opposition who voted aghns
Sir. Kendall. Why this: MI Kendall was once
warmly supported by him, and has certainly done moth
ing To forfeit Judge Whites persona! attachment; ant
vel we find Nj Clay. Mr.. Cri,enden, and other dis,n
ushed men Of the Senate whose political relations for
bade them to ir prominent an advcIs sal
in prnc:pc retiring, rather than record their vote
against an officer, able industrious and efficient
But the pedgemnhing Judge. (being in for six years
has resolved 10 let the people Of Tennessee know tina