Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-29

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inc all ba, had been said in certain papers 10 Inc GU"
trary. ;h.J >, L,oy ,vbe.
thor the remarks of the gentleman were pertinent 10 tue
question under consideration. r.,
The Chair was OF opinion that The ecnliem!h ru"
Georoia as we'll ns the gentleman from virginia, WI
Patton had not confined themselves strictly 10 the queS
ton pending. ho 70.
MIR. Glascock, in conclusion would only say he re-
oreed that this motion has been made, us was an er
Sence of unairness which he little expected from 'he
gentleman from Virginia. He should renew The looi,
ss he had pledged himself 10 do it, but he did It Elh Inc
greatest reluctance because waleyer vote was no" ~
een could not be considered fair ties! of the question
He looked upon the motion as an ac' OF 'iioe!ay y,
wards the ubsen, members and act OF injustice 10
the States and districts which were now unIePreseneo'
and from causes well known TO all
Mr. G. then renewed the motion 10 lay on The table.
MIR Adams hoped The gentleman would wllhuIa" luis
motion SO that his remarks might be answered.
klr GIascock said he would not do TINS, unless me
gentleman from Virginia and others agreed 10 have II
w,hdraw n for general discussion Of the subject
Mr.. Cushman called for the yeas and nays; which
were ordered.
Mr. Fillmore moved call Of the House which was
ordered.
Mr. Cushman moved that it be further dispensed win
Mr. Patton hoped not, afler what the member from
Georqia had insinuated The nsnuation made by thai
gentleman that Mr. P made the motion 10 lay this Dill
on The table, with reference to the absence OF Inc
friends of The than otherwise, was wholly un.
furded Mr. P. has not the slightest knowledge OF the
ubec nor had he ever taken The least pains to ascer
tain who were absent who were present. lie hoped
therefore, the House would suffer the call TO 60 on tha
i, might then be who were absent and VINO were
present So far rs he was concerned, ne wouo say u
there were any Just grounds that any vote in this form
and at this time would do injustice, or be acting unfairly
he would unqueslionaby, at once desire The motion 10
Law the bill on The table, Withdrawn.
Mr. Duncan here raised The point Of order, that The
I.h, lie fDr
disposed to reply
The Chair said debate was moi IN order
Mr. Pickens was in favor of the motion OF the gentle
man from New Hampshire; but he rose mostly 10 pro-
test against the construction given by the gentleman
from Virginia, that this would be test vote II would
moi be so.
The Chair here arrested further discussion.
Mr. Grennc then asked for The yeas and nays on The
motion 10 suspend the call; Which were oGaefeo-ahu
were-ycas ~, nays "a.
So the call proceeded farther; and excuses having
been rendered for several absentees it was dispensed
with, on motion of MIR. Harlan.
The Chair then propounded The question 10 lay lhe
bill on the table, when ,
MIR. Lrgare expressed q hope that the motion would
be Withdrawn.
The question was then TAKEN and the vote resulted
in-ycas lOG nays %, (3S members being absent the
House, with the Speaker consisting Of 242) as follows:
Yeas-NessIs Adams, Alexander, iemnn Allen, John
W Allen, Aycrigg, Bell, Bidde, Bond VIM. b Calhoun,
John Cahoon, William o. Campbell, Carter Chambers,
Chea,,an, Childs Clark Corwin, Crans!on Crockett
Curtis, Gushing, Darlington, Deberry Dennis, Dunn,
Evans Everett Ewing, Richard Fletcher, Fillmore, Jas
Garland. Rice Garland, Goode, James Graham, William
Graham, Graves, Gray, Grenne Hall, Ealstead, Har.
Ian, Har per, Hastings, Halves, Henry crod, Hoffman,
Hopkins, Henry Johnson, w. Cost Johnson. Kilgore,
Lawler, Lincoln Lyon, Mallory, Marvin, S. Mason,
Maury, May, Maxwell, hlckennan, Menefee, Mercer,
MiIligan, Mitchell, Matthias Morris, Calvary Morris,
Naylor Noyes, Ogle Patterson, Patton, Peck. Phillips,
Pope, Ruriden, Randolph Reed, Ridgway, Russell Saw
yer Sergeant, Augustine H ShepPerd Charles Shepard,
Shields, Sbley, Sade, Smith, Souttga,e, sIany, Stu
ar Stone, sfaton, Talaferro Thompson, Tllinghast,
Toland, Underwood, Albert White, John White, Eli.
sha Wh,esey, Lewis Williams S. Williams. Christie.
phcr Fl. Williams, Wise, and Yorke-l0G.
Nays-Messrs. Anderson, Andrews, Anterior, Beatty,
IIeirne Bickne Birdsal Boon, Brodhead, Bronson,
Bruyn, Bynum, Cumbreleng, John Campbell, Casey,
Cleveland, Cowney, Coles, Connor Craig, Cnshmnn,
Crary, Dawson, DeGrah Dromgoole, Duncan, Elmore,
Harrington, Fairfield Foster, Gallup, Glascock, Grant
son, Hawkins, Haynes, Hosey, Howard, IIubey, Ro.
| NJ T. Hunter ngham, Thos. b Jackson, Joseph John.
son, Nathaniel Jones, Geo. n Keim, Kemble, Legare,
Leadbelter Lewis, Logan, Jas NJ Mason, Martin, Nc.
Kay, Robert Mcclellan, Abraham Mcclellan, Mcclure,
Miller, Montgomery, Moore, Morgan, Samuel W. Nor
ris, Murray Palmer, Parker, Paynter, Pennybacker,
Phelps Pckens, Plumer, Potter Pratt, Prenss Rhett,
Richardson Rives Robertson, Shelter, Sheplur Snyder,
Vandcrveer, Wagensf, Webster, Thomas r. Wittissey;
Jared w. Williams, Worlhnglon, aud Yell-95
So the Senate bill laid on the table.
Dir. Gray then rose and remarked that lie had voted in
the affirmative upon the question Of laying the bill upon
The table, for the purpose Of avang himself Of the right
10 reconsideration Of the question: right al
forded under the rules of the House only those who
vote with the prevailing party He gave notice that he
should move for reconsideration tomorrow.
Several other bills from the Senate were then read
twice, and appropriately referred
The bill for the relief Of Samuel Migan read a
third time, and passed
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