Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21

monweath the precursor OF an attempt 10
the slaves within the States
offered by Mr. Miller
Mr. HySrEn, of Essex, supported them at considera-
Mr. BROWN, Of p, opposed the resolution ms on the
ground mat they elinquishcd principles which he could
not consent 10 abandon.
Aer considerable discu ssion in which Ncssrs Parker
Giimer Miller, Stanard, Holleman and Whether took
part Mr. Parker moved to take up the original
tons aud substitute in order to refer the whole subject
TO new committee. This motion was after some con-
versntioD, rejected.
On motion If MIR. GiLnER, the Preamble and resolu
uons presented ny Mr. Miller, laid the table and
ordered 10 be printed.
On motion Of MIR. CRurourirlD, the House adjourned
Wedncsday Jan 90
ABOLITION RESOLUTIONS
Mr. MILLER moved that the preamble and resolutions
on le subject OF Abolition presented by him yeser
day he taken up, and expressed wish that the vote on
taking them up might he considered a test vote On
Mr.. Nj IS motion the ayes and noes were ordered
MIR SrAsARp, opposed the motion and urged that the
original resolutions ought to DO taken up and
in come xion with the compromise.
=, Messrs. WATKiSs GiLMEn, and MILLER, supported
the motion TO take up the compromise separately
MIR. PARKER opposed the notion and after further
remarks from Messrs Watkins Stanard and Me Mullen
The latter gentlemen asked for the previous question:
but withdrew his motion at the request of Mr. Gilmer
Alter few remarks from MIR. BORIS, against the mo
uon the question was put and carried in the alternatives
8yes-Nlessrs. Banks (Speaker) Grinalds, Drum.
mond, Gilmcr, Southall, Layne, Wiley Garland of A.
Brooke, Craig, McClintic, Hunter, Of b., Henshaw
Miller, Wilson, Of Bot, prcamps Turnbul, Mallory,
Booker Austin, Beubring, Daniel IT,, Samuel, Rich
ardson johnson, Hill, Wilson, of Cum Servant Hunt
e. OF RI Smiih; of Eau, nickesson, Price, Strange
Steger Hale, of F. Holland, Bowen, DAWSON Smith, of
Frederick, Watts, Watkins, Hail, of Grayson, Weth-
cred, Ayent, Darlington, Coleman, Sloan, Nixon
Gooda Mullen, HARRISON Kincheloe, Fonaine, HOLE
man, Gregory, Grggs, Jr, Berry Summers, Fleet Hooe,
Robinson Carter, Neill, Hays Straton Beard Powell
Taylor, jr, Harris, Ragsdale Taylor of Mathews and
Mddesex Waggener, Rogers, Garland of Meek.
lenburg, Wiley, Morgan, Chapman, Inales. sherrard.
Brown of N, Alurdaugh, Leland Fitzgerald ir Cha,
pine, Masters, Voolfolk, Almond, Adams Mccoy, IT,
iclp (sncLl kt ~
son, Morris. jr, Stands, Williams May,eney. Nicklin
Dornan, Leyburn, Moliett, Conrad, lessee, Mullen
pure, hlnker Butts, Crutchheld, Moncure, Spratley
ders-lIS
.Noes-Messrs Campbell, Christian. Smith of Glou..
Bolts Parker, Harley, Brown of Pet and Sianard-S
Mr. SrANARD requested that the entry should be made
on the journal that the Preamble and Resolutions were
the substitute.
The first resolution was then adopted
Mr sTANARD moved TO amend by inserting after the
LIST Resolution the following:
RcsOtred, That the formation of the Abolition Soce.
ties, and the acts and doings of certain fanatics calling
themselves Abolonists in the non-slave holding States
OF Tins Confectionery direct violation of the obi.
cations OF the Constitution, dissocal and ncendary in
the extreme
On this motion Mr.. Sianard called the ayes and noes
Messrs WATKINS, DoRMAS BooKER and MApIsoY
opposed the amendment that they did not OBJ.
lect to IT, any farther than that the preamble reeou-
tons having been proposed in the spirit Of compromise
They would vote for them in their present form
Mr. STANARD supported his amendment at considera-
bic length.
Mr. WATKINS moved the previous ouestion-on which
Mr. PARKER called the ayes and nocs-and the He
sustained The call for the previous quesc ny the fol-
,.4yes-Alessrs. Banks, Speaker. Drummond Layne
WHEY, NJ Clntic, Miller, Wilson, of B. Dccamps
buTnbull Mallory, Booker, Austin, Daniel jr, Samuel
X chnrdson, I'LL, Smith, OF Eau, Hckerson STRANGE
Sieger Holland, Bowen, Watts Watkins Hail of raw
son, Avent, Darlington, Nixon, Goodall Harrison,
Straton, Harris, Rogers, Garland of Nj Wiley Clap
man. lnges, Sherrard, Fitzgerald jr, Voolfolk, Al
Mond, AdSms Coy, jr, Cackey, Herkins, Carroll
Coniad Jessee III Mullen, Bare, Rinker, Spralley Har
grave Gibson. Prenlss, and Saunders--67
A., Brooke, Craig, Campbell Hunter Of g.. Uenshav.
Beuhrng, Christian, Johnson, Wilson, of c.. Servant
Hunter: Of EsseS Price Hale Of DAWSON, Smith, of
IIooe Garter Nen, beard Powell, Taylor, ir, Of Lou,
Brown, Of N, Murdaugb, Parker, Leland, ChapEne,
Masters, Swanson Witcher, Morris, jr DoriHan Ley.
born, HsTIey, Butts, Cru!chfed, Delaslnuii, Jet,
Brown oil r., and Sianard-5S.
he question then being put on Mr.. Stanad s amend
ment, 1t was was rejected by the following
.1yeSChessrs Grinaids, Drummond Southal Gar
iand oil a., Campbell, Beuhrng, Christian Johnson
Wilson of c., Servant, Hale of f. Smith Of Frederick
a san % S a. WelheTed Mullen, Bolts, Gregory, Fleet
iooe, Neiil Ragsdaie, Waggener, Murdaugh, Parker
Voolfolk, Swanson, Wiicher, Morris, Harley, Butts
Jett Brown of p Sanard-33
o 'I eyo si, Banks speaker Gilmer Layne Wi
Miller, Wilson Of b., Decamps, Turnbul Mallory
Booker Austin, Daniel, Samuel Richardson Hin. Hun
Ter OF E smith OF Fanquier, Hckerson Price Strange
Steger Holland, Bowen, Dawson, Watts, Watkins
Han OF o., Avent, burlington, Coleman Sloan Nixon
SoodalI, Harrison kincheloe Foniaine IIoleman
GTggs, Berry, Summers, Robinson Carter HAYS Stra-
ton, Beard, Powell, Taylor of h., Harris TAYLOR of
natthews and Mddlcsex, Rogers, Garland of M Will
eyi Morgan Chapman ngles, Sherrard, Brown of NJ,
Leland, Fitzgerald, hopIne, Masters Almond Adams
M 10Y, Caekiey, Hopkins Corrol, Madison Shands
Williams, Marteney, Nicklin, Dorman Levbu-n Moi
ett, Conrad, lessee, NJ Mullen, Bare Rinker Cruicb
heId hioncure, Spratey, Hargraye, Delashmutt Glib.
son, Prentiss, Saunders-93
MIR VOOLFOLK moved the previous question ON the
Preamble and Resolutions and the ayes and noes having
been ordered the taken on The question Sbai
Inc man question now be put p and decided in the
negative as follows:
,, dyes-Alcssrs. Layne Wiley, NJ Clintic Wilson of q .
RchaI dSon iickerson Strange, Seger, Holland Bowen
w ats, watkins, Hail of g., Avent, Nixon Harrison
kincheloe, Fcnlaine, lIoleman, Robinson uays Strn
ION, HatrIs Garland Of Mcckenburg, Chapman Inelcs
Snetiaro' Thzgera'd Voolfolk, Almond, Adams NI'Ioy
Cackley, Hopkins, Carroll, Madison Stands Williams
maitenty, Nickhn, Moflctt, Conrad lessee, M Mullen
Prentss-57
Noes Messrs. Banks (spcaker) Drummond Grin.
aids, Gimer, SOuihall, Garland Of A. Brooke Cyrn;a
CamPbell, Hunter Of b. Ilenshaw Miller Beuring So
muei Christian, johnson, HILL Wilson Of c. Servant
Hunter Of T. Smith Of Eau, Price Hale Of r. Davi
son. smith OF Fred, Smith of c., Wethered CARING
ion' Coleman Sloan, Gooda Bolts, Gregory, Grigps
BpeIyi SUMMERS, Fvct Hone, Carter Neaie, Beard
foweil, Iaylor OF j., RagsdaIs, Taylor of Nj Wa0
gener Rogers, Wiley, Morgan, Brown Of N Murdauoh
inrker, Leland, Chapline, Masters Swanson WitcLer
MOTIFS, Dormhn, Leyburn, Harley Butts Crutcb6eld
DeIashhuit Jet, Saunders Brown Of r.. Stanard-G S
Alter long debate, in which Messrs Witchcr Greco.
~ brown, OF ~ Fontaine, Miller, Parker Giney and
Summers took part the question was put on n motion az
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