Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-31

IrIr ,ClS nj ulIS given III jh"i>i|i : ! 49, .n,J
,,, wu,i tie above Lli, were az As c&"r'"" /" H. MI "nnI,
,usEi, umt tot Oh The "u!f0>>"ie"i I" 'T "'i s'
o. which i.ic: question 'it'' " IS ""''
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
STATE o.! MICHIGAN.
NJ. Th,,,,s ,,nr,,J Tia, /. T. Crazy, member elect
FROM ID. Stale OF Michigan, no." III "t's'iGa'''e' " fu1i
t,: L, take lis seat is Il member "i ne liouse'
Mr. Robertson opposed The motion, on The ground lilal
n:.,,rn r,s No., = Stale at the lime Mr.. Gary was
rL.r.,J that she became 4 State only Yesterday; ana lliat
Michigan was nc; coa?, tent 10 make the election al ii
,,ns " hrn ier Constitution Tad not received ths sane
lion Of Congress. he ln"vrd that the suiJrci br refer
rel 10 the & committee on Elections, 10 examine INT" and
rr,o,l upon al questions touching the election, qudii!i-
cation. aud return ~ Nf. Crary.
,r Tnuu,as c1nlcndrd that 10 send this subject to 4
committee would be ] work Of Supererogation, after the
,lorourh examination Which had been gwen 10 IL. lie
cou,yurrt that the Constitution Of the State OF Michigan
WAS nos as perfect Us IL would have been II It's organl-
2s;lon had been preceded by 4 law OF Congress auihori-
zns Il CuureEIi'n Tor that purpose, and ciitd precedentS
III ,He history OF the Un!on 10 c"rT"b"Tate tins position.
\ communication was read from Mr.. Crazy, enclosing
4 certificate vi eirti;Cn rom thr uVftEaor y! I'll Slate
u Michigan.
Mr.. iluntslnan demanded the previous question:; and
tn. House seconded the call: Ayes q, noes not coua;rd.
Aad the House ordered thai The !aa!n question should
now be taken.
Mr.. Younr called for the yeas and nays on the main
question; which were ordered.
And the main question, Shall Isaac +. Crary be qua
Iiird as Il member Of The House from the State Of Mi.
cIITal: was then taken and decided IN The affirmative
Yeas %. nays ~.
So the House determined that Mr.. Gary he now qua,
li.d.
At The request oC Mr.. Dawson OF Georgia, in order
10 enable that gentleman bri,tly TO explain his vote on
tins occasion: Mr. Thompson of 5. G., moved u reconsi-
Gera,1on "i the vote just passed; when brief remarks
were made hy MI. Dawson and other gentlemen. After
winch, 10 save the House from the trouble OF the previ-
Gus question, indicated BY Dir. Cushu,an's rising, MIR.
Thompson Withdrew his motion.
Mr.. Crazy, the Representative from Michigan, then
appeared, was qualified, and took his seat.
TENA$.
Mr.. Howard inquired At what time the motion pending
wAea The .lOuse adj ourned last evening, would be agaln
taken up:
ilhe motion in question was to commit certain papers
aal correspondence on The subject OF TexasIo the Com.
lnl.tee On Foreign Affairs, made by MIR. II. himself,
with the amendment o! Mr.. Boyd, TO instruct the com.
la;:tcr 10 report i resolution acknowledging the inde-
pcnGcnce Of Texas
Tie Chair replied that the regular Proceedings Of the
LY had 50 !sr been st aside By tie consideration OF u
piEivg"d question, and he would now proceed to call
Il: ,cP.;ts.
Mr. Howard inquired # the motion referred 10 by him
wIl!.d com" up again 20 day.
Tie Chair replied that it could not al the present
'i;i', nor. III his opinion, today. because. at the exp:ra.
lao" ii an Lou' Tor reports, tie private orders would
come W..
Mr. Howard remarked that that was his own impress.
ron; hi: hts Object III making tie inquiry was TO asceT-
Ian ii, AID IN View of that, 10 make u suggestion 10 the
itaus", which he trusted would DO f~avo,atiy received
E'ii al. quarters. II was that, US The question was not
l. b. ;tSwlnet until Monday next, and, as the documents
!%iAS On ':e table would have u very direct and iInpn1-
l4"i 1ra!!ng upon the question, The House would be call
"a upon 10 d, eide, by general consent these dGcui.entS
o' printed. with l!ie understanding that The motion was
!" 40 way ~ Affect HE position OF the other question
M"!ci wis pending. lie would ask The consent OF The
House 10 n!ahc the ulotiuu 10 print.
HES was agreed 10, and tie documents ordered IL be
P!!alci accordingly.
w. Gave johnson. from the COMMITTEE of Ways ana
'irI'!S, 'ep"flrd i bill increasing the compensation OF
e'cT"S; winch bill was twice read, and committed.
Ar. "%!!tilcSev, from the COMMITTEE of Claims, made
CH'a't.IU!e reports upon the petitions Of james kIlgour
lr table.
AT. Jarvis moved 10 discharne the Committee Of the
"no,e from The further consideration Of The bill to pro-
'!Gc ior Tie enlistment of boys IN the naval seryiCe-(n
CIDER 10 put II to is Third rradun)
ar Bel! Objected TO departing from the usual cLurse
!" t'a"on 1t 'h:S '!i Ivy giving It preference over other
business earlier on The isl.
HE Whole OF the residue of this DAYS sil,inr. pro.
'facird to 4 late hour, was occupied in u discussion Of Il
iioSt painful and disagreeuble nature, arising out o. 4
'''''>i'h between t"o gthIcncn, (Mr. Bell, OF Tcnues-
S''' "'!i Ar. jarvis, OF Mainc) growing cut Of The above
"O'''h' wt!ch tranSGressrd tic usual bounds of paf.!a-
"''"AfE practice. 10 attempt, in 4 few words, or in a
."", space OF time, to give an Ineligible account of ii,
"''i" cr IN vain, II we had eren so much time or SPACE
i''e o'Gay Us would allow US 10 i've any account Of
II. Tie end, however, tie difficulty was adjusted, by
-, Wv intervention ol "lIier members, more satisfactorily
t1I o0''Ag 4 long discussion it appeared likely to be.
l"c House immediately adjourned.