Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-18

Garland Rice Garland, Giddngs, GlascocE, Jas ulI
Ian Harper Hastings HAYES, Hawkins, Haynes. Hen
ry Robert M r. Hunter Jub Jackson, Je"iitr, Henry
Johnson VIM Cost Johnson, John w Jones Aen"S KY
Lepare Lewis Lincoln, Lyon, Mallory, James NJ MA
son, Samson Mason Martin, Maury, Mckay, Abraham
Mcclellan Mencfee, Mercer, hlillGan, Mitchell Haofe
Murray, Naylor, Noycs Ogle, Pcarce, Peek, Pc&ens
Pope, Pous, Putnam, Randolph, Reed, kr;'che' htdg
wuy, John Robertson, Edward Robinson, Rufns"y, Sal
tonstal, SAWYER Sergeant Augustine H. Sherrrrd,
Charles Shepard Shields Slade, Souligate Stuniy, STU
art, Stone, Taliasrro, Thompson lngHSs, ioana
senh L. Williams c. II. Williams, Wise, Word, and
Yell-ll3.
Nays-Messrs. John W. Alien. Andersen, Andrews,
AthcTlon, Beatty, Beers, Bene, BIckntI!, b:fasalI
Briggs, Brodhead, Bronson, Buchanan, Cambifl>ng
Casey Conner, Corwn, Craig Crary, Crshnan' DaTee,
Davies Deberry, Dto,ngoue, Duncan, Everett, Ear
rng,on Fairfield, Isaac Fletcher Fillmore Foster; Fry
Ilalsead, Hammond Haner. Harrison, lierod, Holt,
Uopkins. Howard, Iiubley VIM Fl. Hunter, lnghan,
Thomas B Jackson, Joseph Johnson, Nathaniel Jones'
Keim Kemble Krgensmi'h. Icnd5ciier Lnnnis, Mar
vim Maxwell Robert Mcclellan, Mcclure: hcFIennan,
MONTGOMERY Morgan Calvary Morris, Noble, Palmer,
Parker Parmenter, Paris, Peyn,cr Phtlrs, P'un:cr:
Pratt Rarden, Reilly, Rges, Russell, Sneiter Shepior'
Sbley Snyder, Spencer, S.'e2!ingen, layioF h"has'
Ti,u; Toucey Turncy Val. VGnderycer, Wagner,
Webster, Weeks, ALBEIT 5. White, and Jared Williams
GO.
So the motion 10 suspend was decided in the negative,
there not being two.thrds v0Iing Tor Tie ino'"h'
Mr. Slade asked leave 10 submit The following:
Whereas there exists, and is carried on between Inc
the ports in the District Ct Columbia and o'her ports Oh
the United States and under Tie sanction OF he i""S
thereof trade in human beings, whereby lonsnhus o!
them are annually sold and transported IRON sain DISTRICT
to distant parts of the country in vessels belonging 10
citizens of the United States; and whereas such 'tade
inyoIyes an outrageous violation of human rights, Is
dsrrcce TO the country by whose laws Is sanctioned
md calls for the immediate interpos!llon OF
authority for its suppression: therefore, to thc emu 'at
all obstacles the consideration OF this SUBJECT may Ut
-......d and ra,Ahy tse OWL speedily provided,
R.solred That so much Of the fifth Of the resolutions
the subject Of slavery, passed by this House on t'e
| tn and 18th of the present month, as relates 10 Inc
"removai Of slaves from State TO State and PFoh'cts
the action Of this House "eyery petition, memorial,
resolution. proposition, or paper touching The same, be-,
and hereby is rescnGcd.
Objections being made Mr. S. moved suspension Of
the rules and demanded the yeas and nays which, oels
| ordered, were, yeas %, nays loI.
| SO the House refused 10 suspend The rules.
! Mi Cambre!eng, from the Committee oi Ways and
Means reported bill making appropriations ~ pan i'r
the support Of Government for The year 1885, W. 'ne
Congressional compensation bill which vas fcad Wce
| and committed
Mr. Calloon Of Kentucky asked leave to submit The
! following
Resolfed That the Committee on The Judiciary be in
s,rucled 10 report bill making ii unlawful for any per-
son aid fugitive slaves in escaping from their owners
md providing for the punishment in the Ccuri OF the
United States Of all persons who may be guilty d snch
offence And that they he further instructed d report
a bill making il unlawful for any person in TIE non
sIavcIoldng States Of this Union TO any means TO
entce slaves from their owners, and providing Tor me
punishment in the Courts Of Tho United STATES 0! all
persons who may be found guilty OF such offence
Objections were made, and Mr.. Calhoon moved for a
suspension Of the rule, also calling for the yeas and
NAYS which we're ordered and were: yeas 80 nays lO'
So the rules not suspended
On motion Of Mr.. GrenEel
The House proceeded to the execution O! the order oil
Monday for the election Of Chaplain its part, when
the following nominations were made:
Mr. Davies nominated the Rev. A. Babblt
Mr. Craig nominated the Rev Levi r. Reese.
! MI Mason Of Va, nominated the Rev. {. Hutch
inson.
Mr. Wise nominated The Rev. w Fo-l.
Mr. Taylor nominated the Rev. Mr. Owen
Mr. Cusiman nominated the Rev Mr.. Bn:nch.
Nh Gallup nominated The Rev Mr.. Fowler.
Mr. Mercer nominated The Rev. Mr.. fusion.
The first FIVE gentlemen appointed to suferin.
tend the taking the votes; and being taken, they were
announced follows
Whole number Of votes given in ............ lbs
MIR. Reese received OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lJO
Rabbit ....................... ......... -
HUTCHINSON
owen
| Fowler ................. i
60 the Rev. Mr. Reese was declared duly elected.
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