Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12
4 Inconvenience from healed barrel in rapid hiring
j. Cheapness and simplicity of construction.

! T. Inconvenience from healed barrel in rapid hElng
). Cheapness and simplicity of construction.
! G. Durability.
! :, Saving Of ammunition and appendagcs.
/ s. The number Of charges which may be caIrIco ny
an infantry soldier c,
10 Advantages when used by cuvulry
Objection being made, ~ -, e.
! Nj Thompson moved suspension of The rules LOT
The purpose OF submitting SAID !esoluuoh' "i'e'' ~
was STATE OF MICHIGAN.
Mr. Thomas asked the general consent OF uie mus"
take up the bill Iom tie Senate then lying on tue SP
cr's table entitled San to provide Tor lhe aaisso
Of the State Of Michigan into the Unioa upon all en''
footing with the original States Objection Del"g
! made, r.
! Mr. yanderrnc moved suspension Q! the rules i0F
thr uurpnsc which was agreed to-ayes H. noes =
The bill YVES then read first and second time .
Mr. Thomas said lie instructed by tic COMMITTEE
nm the judiciary TO move that the Further consideration
Of this bill lie postponed until Tuesday next that it be
made the sppc:a order Tor that day. and each succeeding
dav thereafter Fridays and Saturdays excepted from
and after the hour of one o'clock until disposed Ct.
MIR. Il. remarked that it proper lie Should take
that occasion to say that in the Judiciary Committee as
was doubtless The in that House, there was wide
difference OF opinion TO The mode OF ac!ion tie House
itself should adopt in disposng of this bill hc" should
for consideration. AT. T. about prccrrd.
ing, when
! The Chair incrposcd, and reminded the gentleman
that Tie motion was not dcbatcahr.
Mr.. Robertson moved that the bill he committed 10
the Committee of The Whole The state Of the Union:
and tr made the special order Of Tic day FOR 1UeScay
! next
The Chair remarked that the motion postpone took
precedence.
Mr Jarvis inquired whether if The Hill should BE- com.
nltted il would Ge competent fur bare H"Jplty OF Inc
! House To take it up and consider it?
/ The Chair replied that it would BE- competent 10! 'he
Committee of the iFho!r The state OF the Uni"n when
in committee to take it up: and & would be competent
for majority Of the House I" go lnto COMMITTEES OF inc
Whole upon this wien all llr uc! orders on lie speak
er's table had been disposed 81. - $50,
Mr.. Hardin wished IL make single remark he h!!l
involved appropriation lnasuuch us II proVutd 'hat
hlclpan should receive her portion Of TN" sur plus mo-
ney Now, whether the bill shoud be considered by the
House embracing appropriation or not, Hlr H. con
! sidrrcd il virtually
! The Chair SAID he was compelled to arrest debate
The molten 10 make the bill Tic special order, thereby
giving precedence all other business beng enc
Of priority, could not under the rules, be debated lie
added that it would require vote oil two-!hiFds 10 carry
the motion. ,
Mr. Adams expressed hope That that motion would
prevail.
The question being taken, lost. Ayes %. Nays
II, not lw0-!hirds.
. ring
Nr Thomas rose ard said it his orgina! purpose,
as i! lin his wish, not To InrrPose between tEc
business OF the House. and he therefore moved To post
next.
This motion took precedence Of The other
Mr. Robertson said lie would Stale in few WORDS Tie
grounds upir which lee had made tie inOi!n To con-
nit Ii will! view 10 produce lr"irac!cd &c
bate but because il appeared to him l!:a h OF such
magnitude this providing Tor tie admission o STATE
into the Unicn demanded such commitment II any Oil
ever did, If bills of this character were not 10 be com
mltrd to a Committee Of the Whole on the Stale Of the
Union he could imagine no bl!l deserving 10 DC cohi-
united To that committee.
But there IVES all additional reason. The BILL though
not il. direct terms did, in substance contain provision
for an appropriation OF public money, Tor II placed the
Stale Of Michigan in regard TO the distribution OF The
surplus treasure upon the footing with the other
States What was The effect Of that provision: HE
right receive large portion Of the public money, with
the possibility that not dollar Of would ever be de-
manLed back again. thereby, in effect, contemplating
final disposition vi it, Upon that ground, he moved mat
the bill be committed to Committee Of the Whole on
the state of the Union.
The melton to postpone was agreed to-ayes %, noes
mol counted
The Chair, IN reply to question from member, said
that when the bill came up Tuesday, it would tc open
10 all tie other motions made that day.
The House then passed to the
PRIVATE ORDERS.
The Joint resolution providing for the settlement oil
the of Orange II. Dbbs, was read third time
and passed.
Yile House then took up the bill for the relief of the
representatives, of William Anderson.
The debate was continued by Mcssrs. Shields, Eve
reu aud Ward when
Mr. Howell called for the yeas and nays on ordering
the bill 10 be punrossrd which ordered, and were
- - ot:33 go the uIrI rrjrctru.
The House then took up the bill for the relief OF Hen
~ Lee, when,
On motion Of Mr.. vinton, the House adjourned.