Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-12-29

Mr. Legare followed ON ~ lehIk
member of the Virginia. G a~o a1
Carolina delegations foIlo,O u
In the meantime the tom"1 o.
IN the Hall. A half do z,S" s''i
upon the floor asking the a, @'ut
House and the Speaker IS .sueO'a
each other to order, and I '%a va
listening 10 none, but caIlin ~s \ SIus
bers to order. "g aH&
The confusion increased
der, Mr. Rhatt ofSoutb Cs,. :, roe u
that the Southern de,eos';oSo' 'Oa s,s
the Committee Room 6eIoO ,' aOak
miitee onihe Dis,ric, Of C of"'gIs
order was at length restored '' 10y !.
who had not yet Welded 'u ~ .s VI
permission 10 go on. Tbs D' y y,
about to put The question ! VIZ
whether Mr. Slade should ., . ( ~
iinue his remarks, when a rao oiosA
to adjourn. The House ,s..al
call, and the vote stood lo .;'pO'a
Speaker therefore declared IN 4. . q .
The delegation Of sOu, Ss y.
were in session last night uo'a q
o'clock. They met before lbrs" Ps
noon-conlinued 10 session =.
hours, adjourned over to se,. ~ laI
ming and were in session Eve S. y
Mr. Patton. Of Virginia, was i ! :,
Most OF the slave holding STAT. ~
represented, and all Of them NsF
part. The South Carolina
Virginia delegations were al IN O, "!
and a fair proportion Of The &c. '''l
II, tennessee, Kentucky and NOsss =.
The discussions are represents \ !
been characterized with remarL,v
lion OF manner and Temperance a
MIR Calhoun, Mr. Preston. M "a,
Crittenden. addressed the m. s1'
several other Senators from n,
ing states. The discussion ,,,~;' Nv
an agreement on the part Of he s...]
10 advocate the measure prouO,ed,r'
since by Mr. PIcKNEy NJ Sou,l =
which you remember, were at lheG,,
orally opposed and condemned bylI.S
ern members. All who then cUo,I
report and resolutions, seem now
come to a different conclusion. and
his course to have been wise on. n,
ION. therefore, is authorised, as ,os,
Journal shall have been read ,br n.
o move a suspension Of the uIs
House for the purpose Of intrOdu,i,,,
ion similar TO that introduced b. MI
ney. The effect of that motion w
will be, TO check all discussions. nd,
he Abolition memorials on The istk l
'ut reading or reference. The al
zones up in the House, and The R,,]
he proceedings will furnish ycu "A
ha. you could learn.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2l,-2 o'clock
Mr. SLADE. while the journal d a
lays proceedings were being read, IA
o the manner in which the proceeding
'een entered upon ihe Journals OflheHu
ind moved an amendment, which The b
elected.
MIR PAToS. OF Virginia, asked d. d
nous consent Of the House 10 ohd
ow him to offer a resolution. The ID
ion was read for information, and Evp
hat all petitions relating 10 he aboiis
tacery in The District Of COIsnhA Al
irtions and petitions in relation b MI
ag and seiiiag Of slares and sray did
eiation 10 slarery be lad on d, id@r
ut discussion, ritkOut reference II
eading. and soithOut printing. Mla
tjected to the reception Of the resoluur
Dir Patton moved for a suspsDsOn
ules. Mr. Cushman called lorlhsya'a
avs, and the vote stood as follor-s
iirds being necessary 10 suspend
35. Nays 60.
The rules were therefore suspelta
ir Patton. Of Virginia, took The teIn
efence. Mr. Patton said that Be t'l!
onward the resolution as Peatse't
, the hopes OF harmonizing and lrA'
,g the House. He could Dd TsHS
;enes of yesterday and the en0!nn
ere then excited in bis bosom uflaaa
ressing the warm and exciting feeling
is heart, and he would not, lherelos
them at all. In concluding bis Rn
e said he should do now what be n
! done before, and what be bad amy
l for when the motion came IRON 'a ~,
lie therefore moved the PREyIo"S
ION.
Mr. ADAMS rose to speak, and saa
as not customary for a mOllCn lIl - :,
Gus Question 10 be preceded Ol.'
arks, Cries OF order, order ORD.
Err, were heard from all qaaI'snss.
ouse, Mr. Adams Tried hard %
II the House were determined uss
m. and drowned his voice with u"
rian cries. o.
The House then seconded lne ~
uestion, voting by lelIers,-lza''
,af
shall The main question now %
as now in order, The yeas ~ ~,
ere demanded and the main au,S" 81,
dered by the following vote.