Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-20

WHICH shall be replaced out OF tne-IuGu lFCeFeu
"Ou that question (ior striking out Tie aPpr"pratlonl
Ii" I5 the nays 81 among the ayes were all
he Games above ncnli"nrd including IAN BuRES ana
WHITE side by side :-among The noes, Gen HarftSon'
On the day The Republican continues 10 COM
PAIN he (hlr. VAN BrRES) voted to strike out an aP
Yicir'eilon OF S;30,0U0 for the same purpose =,
The noon TO strike out was made by Mr. Conn OF
Georgia. was defeated by vote oil3to i9-among the
ayes were the we'll known Southern names before 9uneo
and again, side by side,-VAs buren, and WH!iE-
I'a Harrison sW IN ths ncgare, and voting Tor the
Cumberland Road.
On the 9th of April complains the Republican, 'he
voted against bill FOR removing the obstrucuons /" ,e
Savannah rvcr-lhc vote was 30 ayes and noes--MA.
COS, IAzEwELL and VAS BuREN. There he differed
from Judge WnlrE-but itr good State Rights Compa'
~; Judge Uhie voted for The appropriation with 1eh'
Harrison.
&" On the 2od Auril,-con.nues the Republican, MIR.
Van BuEES voted against = bill authorizing suhscrp-
ton Of Stock in The Louisville and Portland Canal Conn
2anv.'
his bill nevertheless passed the Senate, ayes 2o
nays 3-among the nays: all the Southern names quot
Cd before, WIN voted at ALL and in addition FAS buren,
"Md WillTE;-among the ycns Gen. HartsoH
Mr.. Van Buren, OH This occasion made short speecn
~ the effect as stated in the National lntelsencer I
that day. that lie aid of the Federal Government could
'ny br afforded ~ objects OF Improvement IN three ways
by making road or canal, and assuming Jnr'sdicnon'
by making road canal without assuming ]uf'so!c
'on leaving it to the States; by making an appropria-
Hen without doing either IN ms op"t'0H We uote'"'
rcMi md no 'ight to do ,ithcr
April 2Stl Mr. Van Buren, voed against sur
'ey Of certain routes between Baltimore and rh'Iadel'
iAil, for post road
. This join, resolution. The votes were, ayes
~ noes 49, among the noes all the leading Southern Sen
ators, with Fss BvHKs and WHITE, side by slde'
"ong The ayes stood General Harrison The resolution
vas adopted by the casting vote Of Mr. CALHous.
The next specification Of the Republican, is dated
May lOth IN the same year. MIR. Van Buren, voted
against bill granting certain quantity Of land to the
Stale of Illinois, for the purpose of opening canal
&c.
The votes here were tie again; ayes II, II.
The Southern Senators voted in the negave-and with
ti'em VAS buren, and WHITE General Harrison rot-
ing in the affirmative. MIR. CALHouNs casting vote
was in the negative.
THE mex, subject of reproach is, MIR. VAN BunEs's
vote on the Both January, 81 against constructing
military road from Fort Smith TO Na,chltoches. Here
as before, Van BURES and WHITE voted together in
the negative, and Harrison in the affirmative.
The next vote objected 10 is the vote against sub
scrbng for stock in an Ohio turnpike company, upon
which we have not the ayes and noes-but, admit thai
Van Buren, voted no. as did Judge WHITE, probably
HurriSon spoke in favor of the bill
vote against the Cumberland Road ia next in order
OF these Nashville objections. On the 27lh Of February
leG it moved 10 strike the Cumberland Road appro
Pnaon from the military appropriation bill. Ayes Is