Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-05
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b The motion was not seconded. 10
81 Al. Sutherland moved The previous a"e"'0'' "'
81 r,s seconded 90 voting in the niiTmatur,
s8 Nj Mercer called for the reading OF I''e
"a 10 be set Inside by the precious sussm IS SAeen or
81 They we've accordingly read 70 ''' -.
al twenty. .,. md nnvs on the ruee-
81 :,Shm Ito ,n,n question be now put ana lhcS
III ordered , ,h. mi, c,es ION WAS or.
81 tered 10 be put-ycas lG, nays 81. ~ an A.
81 M question being the engrossnent OF the o' W.
Robertson asked for the yeas and nays, which were
81 Tered and were. yeas l09, naysT'.
The bill was then ordered TO be read 'ht'e '
The bill was read third time, and the qneston 0''7
n IN lis passage, Ill, ,,;,h instruc-
lions to strike out the app3opralions one
harbor, and to reduce the remaining app''t
g half. .o,or,vinp the attention
Mr. Halves said he anticipated nJ no rave fair
# Tho committee considerable time anu az ~ b,
warning that those who ana r0' NJ then went on to
80" ,h s~stem of extravasant approp1a'ipn;, aru
n me particular motions to ahehu Sun. ~ liz ,I I'm
he especial bcacf of Lana sPsGuia J ,,,n ,nsmhcrs
e I 10 ,ay and could Put his hano upon meNhoefs
3 'tous ,se u,bo were engaged in spccuallans ana
~ ,or;no and voting for appropriations, ana ehoea-
3 e; ~ ,r,c through bill for their own especial Oene
-, - bc called upon the committee appointed to cH
q M into s,scua.ions in land. made by members OF the
innsc with the public fuas do their duty and present
rho facts in relation 10 these amendments anu aPPopr'"
Mr. Sutherland made short reply in defence OF tue
appropriations in the bill, AMI in answer 10 the Pa
ar objections of Mr. HAYES To certain items a"'s P
i ,roprations for harbors upon Lake Erie. 49,
Mr. Sutherland then moved the preVlons q"eSt'oh,
which was seconded and the main question was ofuecu
A to be put I'll ,x, ,soI
Mr. Wise remarked that the fewer b!s were P"sseu
the better between now and the cnd OF the
d he therefore moved that the House adjourn Lost.
The question the passage OF the OIL having 1e."
ordered to be taken by yeas and nays was put oho oe
q cided in The afIrnativc-yeas 90, noes 90.
4 So the bill was passed.
a MIR. Wise moved an adjournment, which was lost
The House then took up the bill making aPpeoF"'
tons for houses, bcaconlighs, gntooa. tht VIC
survey of certain haIbors, reported frorH eHe So
of the Whole, with certain amendments w
The amendments concurred IN ny the Rouse
and the bill ordered to DC cngrossec tos 'c
i mr. and to be read third time this day
4 The bill was then read third time
MIR Lane demanded the previous question upon inc
oassare of the bill and the House seconded the de"anu
Mr. Lane called for the yeas and nays, "hicH "eie
4 ordered LIN ,,,, ,,sscd
The question then put, and The b''' was P'S'"
without division. - 4,, ,.,;cb
Mr. C. Johnson moved that The House adjourn, "hcn
4 was lost-ycas 81, nays 81. -, ,.-o,-;,
I The House then took up the bill making aPPIoP''"
lions for the continuation Of the Cumberland ROAD.
Mr. Mann of n Y moved the previous question, whch
vas seconded by the House ,,re
An adjournment was called ior arc calfieo q" ''Ne s
irmative-yeas 60, nays 3d.
I So the House, at half past nine, aoJou7nea'