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

uon TO withdraw his appeal from the decision of Tire
chair
The Chair: The decision os the Chair is then ac
qresced IN 10y the memer Virginia, and the ques
"n To he determined is the motion perni. the gentle
TO proceed.
The question taken by yeas and nays fellows:
Ayes 77-Noes zoe.
So the House determined ha, Mr. Wise should not be
Mr.. Holscy addressed tue Hous. in opposition to the
decision OF the Chair but before hc concluded he gave
way to 49,
Mr.. French, who In order To give an opportun,v e
calling the remainder of the States Tor petitons moved
postpone the pnn of order and The questions
ed win H. until Monday next 81
DIR Patton proposed morrow; and also that il be
made the special order of that day
Mr. French had no objection to the latter motion.
messrs Caubreleng and Lane simultaneously moved
to postpone the subject to Monday next.
Mr. "'lIiams, oi Kentucky, moved postpone until
Nr. Patton called for the yeas and navs on tho I,,e,
motion, which ordered.
Mr. Williams then withdrew his motion
MIR. Robertson asked for the yeas and nays ON tho
motion to postpone until Monday next, which were or.
dered.
Mr.. Pinckney inquired what would be the effect of
the previous question.
The Chair said the question would be on the appcal
from the decision of the Speaker.
Mr. finckney then moved the previous question
winch was seconded--ayes 49, noes u.s.
Mr. Evans moved an adjournment-ios,
mr. Ration asked for the yeas and nays the pre-
Noes az
SO the House determined tina, the main question be
now put.
The question, "Sha the decision of the Cbair stand
as the judgment of the House, was then propound.d
MIR. Patton called for the yeas and nays which were
| ordered.
ment, which was negatived
The question was then taken the appeal from tho
decision Oh the Chair by yeas and nays, as follows
feas-hessrs. }. q Adams, Chiffon Allan II. Allen
Ash, Ashley, Bailey, Banks, Barton Beale Bron
Beardsley Beaumont, Bond Boon, Boyd Briggs Brown
Bynum, w. b. Calhoun, Cambrcle ny Carr Casey Chs,
neg, Chaplin, Clark, Cleveland, Coles Corwiu Craig
Cramer, Crane, Gushing, Cushnlan Darlington DAVIS
Deberry, Denny, Dckerson, Doubleday Dunlap Effnrr
Evans, Everett, Fairfield Farlin Fry, IT,, Pho c. Full
Ter, Galbrath Gett, Granger Grantland Grennell ir
Haley, Hiiand Hall, iianer, flanagan, lIarn Hnr
per, Samuel 3 Harrison, Albert G. Harrison, Hawkins
Haynes Hazeitine, henderson, Hester, Hoar, aowad
Howell, flubley, Huntingdon Huntslnan Joseph r. In,
gersoii ingham jackson, James, JARVIS, Jenilrr Jo-
seph Johnson X. M. Johnson, G. Johnson b. Jones'
judson, kennon, Kigore, Kinnard, Kngensmith
Lane, Lansing, Lawrence, G. Lee Leonard Lincoln
Logan, Love, Lucas. A. Mann, j Mann, W Mason,
nan, Mckeon, McKim, McLene, Mercer Miller, Mill
gan, Montgomery, Moore, Morgan, Morris, Owens,
plnckney, Potts, Read, John Reynolds Roane, Rogers
Russell, Schenck, Shnn, Sloane Storer, Sutherland
Taylor, Ihomas, j. Thomson, Toucey TurrIl Wander.
WhIttlesey, and s. Williams-l43
,Nays-Messrs Bouldn, Bunch, ]. Calhoon, Campbell.
Garter, j. Chambers Chapman, N. ii. Claiborne Connor
Dickson, Dromgooe, French j. Garland, r. Garland
Glascock Graves, Griffin, Hardin, Holsey H. Johnson
Lawer, L. Lea, Loyal, Lyon, J. Y. Mason Naury. Me-
Sohds idttoh j. A. fearce, PettIgreW, Peyton Pick
kens, Robertson, w. B. Shepard Shields. SnongIcr
0'andeier' Iaiiaierro, Waddy Thompson and Wsee4O
DO The House sustained the decision of the Chair and
consequently determined that the motion of Mr. Patton
10 refer the resolutions of the Legislature OF Virginia on
the subject of abolition, to the Committee on tile District
OF columbia with Instructions, order and that
tey must be referred TO the committee raised under the
resolution of Mr. Pnckney coniornable to dec;s;or
made by the House OH the same subject ON Tuesdav
last. "y
Mr.. Patton asked the permission of the House TO with
draw the resolutions
Mr. Mason, ut Virginia, asked the unanimous consent
OF Tue House to submit motion that these resolutions
take the usual course of such communications by he
ing laid ON the table and printed.
Nir Adams objected, the ground that such dispo
si'on OF these papers would counteract the decision of
the iiouse, referring all matters the subject of the
abolition OF slavery to the Select Committee thereon
and he inquired of the Chair the gentleman from Vir
glnia (Mr Patton) could withdraw the papers?
The Chair decided that it the objection was persisted
M the gentleman could not of fight Withdraw the re-
solutions. w. -
Mr. Patton then moved to suspend the rules to enable
hi TO submit the motion To lay the table and print
Tending This question, motion of Mr. Briggs
The House, al . o'clock, p. NJ. adjourned