Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08
v.,;u,, oLicc.inr, the question was not put.

f'"t ,vrr, "cual!fed vnters, instead of The ord
ny used in the bill, and 10 Tins course he presum-
rlrr wonlL be M "bJrcilnn.
cd t,,,,on animated his intention of offering an
M'' ,.i n ,uGsuancc oil Mr.. virgins suggestion
' Mr., laio,. say ing hc would "jcci to II, il
roi r:i'r''' A., ,,,s,,p I'm, ,,.,i,p f., ,c,,,,. ,,
',r.,s j,si-,r ar II, nays II. Us follows:
h' N.ss,s Calhoun. Clay, Clayton, CrllenLcn,
'' Ewing Of Ohlo Kent, Knight, Leigh, Mangun.
r',>,n Porter, prrniss. Preston, Robbins, Southland,
,,1G I.,.,!ils,n. "h'tr-l".
sM I'<-M cssrs Brn,".,, Brown, Buchanan, Culbrl,
,.', g.: i:incis Grundy, Hendricks, Hill: Hubbard,
i"'|7 Aiabau,a King Of Georgia, Linn, Mexican,
Nm! -" I,ch"!aS, Niles, Rivcs, 1s-,binson, Rugs!es,
s' I.,..,,, Upton Walker, Wright--24.
A. p-.,cn moved ~ lay the bill on The table; which
"nv,s lost-->ras 20 nays 81, as follows:
H'%..' ,rsss Black Calhoun, Clay, Clayton Crit
' Davis: Ewing of O:un. Kent. Knight Leigh,
,, Ma 4in Potter, Prrnliss, Preston, Robbins,
J" ' "T"L III, Io,ins"l, Wh;le-2Q.
V.S-!!rsSrS. Dsn;t', brown, Buchanan, Cu.hbetl,
,.%t 81 Illinois, GEundy, Hendricks, Hill, Hubbard,
,.."7i ALBANIA Knight. Linn. Mexican, Norris Nj
49, Mes. i!iyrs, Robinson, kugglcs, Sheplcy, Tall.
,..,. l,?,on. Walker, Wrisht--l.
~ p, .n Il. y; moved ;Ial the Senate ADJOURN and
~ MIS- decided in the negative; Yeas 20, nays
,;,ss,s E!4ck Clay, Clayton, Cri,rndrn. Da.
-, rvjar oi OAio, Kent, Knight, Leigh, Mexican,
s,,ln,o, Moorc NaudAin, potlrr Prrnl:sS, Preston,
:, Inns Suul,arG. and Switt-2d.
,., ,lrss,s Benton, Brown, Buchanan, Cuthber
r,|,; l!noS Grumpy, Hendricks, lliil, Hubbard,
:", nm. Alnrr;s, NchoIas, Rives, Robinson. Rug
.:~> Sa,f.,y, raniadsr, Upton, Walker, White, aud
Nri!n:-:3. -, w
Tie iuai qnes:"n was lh'n taken, and the G'l! was
,,.,ra Lt liz, !"I!o:'Ig vote:
"is.. ", Sis i:.i;,H Eruwn, Buchauan Cullijert
r,in- Of Illinois, tiruA,y, Hendricks Hill, Hubbard
Ma, .. Aaaa:.a, hing Of G"orgu. Linn, Mexican,
Mp.1:, N:ch"as, N!'s Evcs, Robinson, Rugses Ship
~ T.IG,.a.te ltpton, Walker, aud Wrigh;-=4.
i,$-Alsssrs BLACK, Calhoun, Davis, Ewing of Ohio,
r,,, Kurh iri.h, Mangu,n, Naudan, Porter, Prem
~. !,cs,n, EobG,,*, Southland, Swift Tolinson, and
Na:r-l1.
i r,c, rtr, 10 the cnISlLr ation Of the bill f..
Ia admission o .!riis:aS INTO the Cn!on aud the bill
Aiy..g tetn r1u,
] NJ; Madam moved tia. the Scnac adjourn; and
T.: 5 a.,i.on nrga;ivsI BY the following vote:
!a:s--MrsSfS C:i.lrndrn, Davis, Ewing, Of Ohio,
Nua.u ro.rr. Prsmss, Preston, Robbins, Southland:
SaIa a%L iouI.nsi:l--!l.
y:.s--ilcss.s Benton, Black, Brown, Buchanan,
Cu:a:r Eslms Of Illinois, Grundy, Hendricks, Hill,
!%.b4:l, Hlns Of AIaIana hing, OF Georgia, Leigh,
!na M.a.u:. Morris. Nicholas, Miles,, Rvcs, ROBIN.
sa. iia.G!cs, Sicpey, Ta!insadge, Upton, Walker,
H..t ai@ i ight--21.
,,n motion c Sir Waite, the bill was so amended as 10
.uytr et!rcualy against amy difficulties Us TO the
byun4Av W.tn tic wcs,rrh ChcrUkceS
Ate: sinc brr. remarks from AlrsSrs Calhoun, South.
a;d King OF Alabama: Clay, Benton, Walker, Preston,
ana EwimI. U! O.o,
VI Ew!ns in Tie course Of Ills remarks, said lie could
III IuG Won not give his vote OH bill which he had
~: - opportunity OF making himself acquainted with;
~. the l could mol pass that evening tut by unanl
IT. he tor oc, would object |" its passage.
". klng ct ALBANIA moved that The Senate ADJOURN.
ij Is Southern man, ir nu apprehension 10 the
h.. passing Without difficulty oh Monday, and being
70 !c Ule. House, To pass that body with the
gan bill Tirrc necessity tor hurryinsit that
c..n- particularly Us the other House could not act
"i balls a, "ncr and as there were no such oojec-
ls BAL as had Upc made ~ Tie !ur Alchi
ga Tie had such perfect confidence in the DISPOSE
9! Tie Senate pass this BILL that h. wiling
Hlrlay another day. to give 10 these members who
WISHED oppUT.rny u examining into lis details be-
-, lul persuaded that they would lind nothing in it to
eject to.
Mr.. Kings melton was losl-yeas lG, nays Is, fol-
Il lms-MeSsrs Brown, Cuthbert, Davis, Ewing Of
tTO, lrncrlcks King III Alabama, King VI Georgia,
4 i"'5a, .Hangun, Nuudan Porter, Preston, Shcpcy,
4 S'unard Swift, and rumilnsou-lG.
.iVyE-A, SSGs. Benton Black, BUCHANAN, Cuthbert,
!""s u Illinois, GEumdy, Hail. Hubbard, Linn, Mixes,
h'es Robinson, kuggles, Talmadge, Upton, WaAer,
Hnie anl Wnshi-iS.
4 .i;lrr remarks from AIR. Crittendcn,
Nh Euchanau explained the bill fuily-eIpressed his
snyety should pass and be the o,hcr louise
simultaneously with ll: Michigan bill, in OrGer G!nt The
r' States nag come ;uo the tnsUn together lie lain
- that the bill contained no provisions that had been
ectrd 10 III the Michigan bill; and. i'll answer 10 dr.
pubic lands in the State perfectly guarded
ne bll. he SAID. had been reported than week
go and being printed AMI in the hands oil every Scna
~ they had had fall opportunity III becoming acquant
ID with lis provisions.
Inc bill wnS then ordered to be rngrossrd for third
'1'Hs without i di:Iso::. and
I've Senate atj;:ur'rd.
house OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House was called 10 order al Il oclock, when
NJ iia"es Inquired q! the Chair i: there quorum
a The Clair counted the members, wien il appeared
Lat i were IN Attendance.
iae'e being quorum. Mr.. lIawcs moved call of
,F 'as" ant! asked t.r ;l:c yeas and nays his
Il "n winch were orCcrcd and wrre-ycas 90, nays 80
n Aver preceding ShU!t time with Tie call,
\ ~! Duo" moved 10 suspend further proceedings I'M
II I"i Il; "!:c! agreed TO-
II Ice Journal was t!Iun read.
4 "t Ihiir lad before the Housc letter from Homo
" JOHN Banks, ANNOUNCING that he did, on the 3lst
'': "-is"H 10 ii:c Governor u Pcuusy ranla, his
.a:'". as IncibeT OF the House Of Representatives
H = N'r United States.
!" 'oi.on Of Mr.. Srright, tive communication was
80" ol mr Table, and Ge!rC that the vacancies
'"t''rrS, "cclS!oied By the designations OF McsSrs
"s'e' and banks, and The result Of the Contested
III ',''" from North Cg.uIi;ia, Lr Eiicd
vi hI!el, I."l the Cuinitlcc Commerce, report
81 "T "'o%!ng restitution, which was agreed to:
"E"fta, That the Secretary of War be directed to
'''h> ticsr, The state and condition OF the various
"' u internal Improvement mentioned in the bill
'"'s'o 2''; giving account Of The history Of eac
HP''eu 10 Congrrss. the amount pproptated and
'ac'; The orr s!nul estimate; the amount now cs
h'!Ah each WORK; and stating whether The orgi
"ere drsignrd TO drftay the expens Of max
"e "of"s permanent, or whether they were 10 erect
P'tar, works experimental; whether the consruc-
O' haa"rs is necessary for carrying the COM
'e Oh '!r likes and whether the constructed
"s constructed, have answered the purposes fur
INCH they ale DESIGNED
S., ar fem The Con'attec on Private Land Clans
'Jeu bill Tor the relief of Tobias Drum; which
n - "'ce and "sIered to he rngfosscd.
un WISCONSIN TERRITORY.
81 VA; Ston reminded the House that he had given
NV, IA intention to call up at early day. the bill
=" Tile Senate for the establishment of the Territorial
s.n'nent OF Wisconsin, 1t had been suggested that
H. ''eh' was favorable opportunity for that purpose
Inverted 70 the peculiar situation of the inlabt.