Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-15

Mr.. Garland of Louisiana asked the gentleman 10
Withdraw the motion, TO enable him 10 move 10 Pfiht ~
evidence and journal Of The committee
Mr.. Pelrikin declined. 49,.
MIR. Garland then moved to reconsider the vote oy
which the subject was laid on the table. :,,
The Chair ruled that the incidental. mniInn 10 p'"'
must be first decided, as it was only a branch oil Inc &C.
neral motion. -,
Mr.. Garland took an appeal from this decision, but
subsequently, withdrew it, aud also The motion 10 recon
slider.
Mr.. Adams renewed the motion TO reconsider, but
MIR. A. having voted in the minority, could not move II
Mr.. Garland then moved call Of the House, ana ASK
ed for the yeas and nays, which were ordered, ana were
yeas Ga, nays 1913.
So the call was refused.
The previous question on the motion to print was
then seconded 81 TO "a, and the main question was or
dered.
MIR. Briggs called for a division Of The question on
printing the reports and documents.
Mr.. Slade called for a division on the several arsu'
menls in the report.
The Chair could not entertain a motion to divide the
same paper.
The question was then taken on printing the reports
of the majority and minority, and decided IN the atflTTna'
,ye-yeas 1873, nays ID, as follows:
Ycas-Messrs. Adams, lieman Allen, John w. Alien,
Anderson, Andrews, Atherton, Beattie, Beirne, Blck-
nell, Birdsull, Boon, Borden, BTodhead, Bronson, BY
mum, CambreIeng, Casey, Chapman, Clark, Cleveland,
Clowney, Coffin, Coles, Conner, Craig, Crary, Cushing,
Cushman, Darlington, Davee, Davies, DE Graft, Dun
can, Edwards, Darlington, Fairfield, r. Fletcher, Foster,
Fry, Gallup, Goode, Granlland, Grant, Gray, Griffin,
Haley, Hammond Hamer, Harrison, Hawkins, Haynes,
Henry, Herod. HoIsey, Holt, Hopkins, Howard, Hub.
ley, William II. Hunter, lngham, L. b. Jackson, Jo'
seph johnson, Nathaniel Jones, John w. Jones, kcim,
Kemble, Kilgore, klingensmlth, Leadbctter, Lewis,
Lincoln, Logan, LOOMS, Martin, Mckay, Robert NC
CIeIlan, Abraham Mcclellan, Mcclure, Miller, Mont
gomery, Moore, Morgan, Calvary Norris, Murray, No.
Bile, Noyes, Ogle, Owens, Palmer, Parker, Parmenler,
Paynter, Pennybacker, Pe,rikin, Phelps, Potts, Potter
Pratt, Pren,iss, Rariden, Rencher, RhetI, Rlves, Shell
fer, Augustine II. %SIlepperd, Snyder, Spencer, Stuart
Taylor, Thomas, Tillinghasl, Titus, TUuccy, Turney,
Vail, Vandeveer, WAGNER, Webster, Weeks, Elisha
Whittlesey, Thomas T. Whittlesey, Jared w. Williams,
and Yell-l23.
Nuns-Mlessrs. Aycrigg, Bell, Biddle, Bouldin, Briggs,
John Calhoon, VIM. b. Campbell, John Campbell, Car.
Ter, Chambers, Cheathnm, Childs, Corwin. Cranston,
Crockett, Curtis, Deberry, Dennis, Dunn. Everett, Eli
more, James Garland, Rice Garland, James Graham,
VIM. Graham, Hall, Hulsted, Harlan, Harper, Hastings,
son, VIM. Cos, Johnson. Kennedy, Lega1e, Lyon, James
NJ. Mason, Samson Mason, Maury, McKcnnan, Meme
fee, Mercer, MiIligan, Mitchell, Naylor, Patterson, Peck,
IPape. Randolph, Reed, Ridgway, Robertson, Rnmsey,
Sergeant, Charles Shepard, Shields, S!OLey' SiGGe, South
gate, Stanley, Stone, Stratton, T~a!iaerro, Thompson,
Underwood, A. S. White, John White, l.. Williams, S.
Williams. JOS. L.. Williams, c. II. Williams, and Yorke
Ia.
The question was then taken on printing the evidence
and journal, and decided in the afirinalive-yeas lc9,
nays 4, as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Adams, Alexander, Ileman Allen, Jno.
w. Allen, Anderson, Andrews, Atherton, Aycr'gg,
Beatty, Beirne, Bell, Bicknell, Biddle, Birdsall. Boon,
Borden, Bouldin, Briggs, B%rodhead, Bronson, Bynum,
W. b. Calhoun, John CaIhoon, Cambreleng, John
Carter, Casey, Chambers, Chapman, Chealh-
am, Childs, Clark, Clowney, Coffin, Coles, Common,
Corwin, Craig, Crary, Crans'on, Crockett, Curtis
berry, DeGraf, Dennis, Duncan, Dunn, Edwards, Ever.
cit, Ewing, Harrington, Fairfield, r. Fletcher, Fillmore,
Foster, Fry, Gallup, James Garland, Rice Garland,
Goode, Jas. Graham, VIM. Graham, Granlland, Grant,
Gray, Griffin, Haley, Hall, Halsted, Hammond, Harlan,
Harrison, Harper, Hastings, Hawkins, Haynes, Henry,
Herod, Hoffman, Holsey, Holt, Hopkins, Howard, Hub
ley, VIM. H. Hunter, Robert NJ. I. Hunter, lngha'n, /.
B.. Jackson, J. Jackson, Jenifer, H. Johnson, J Johnson,
n. Jones, }. w. Jones, keim, kemb!e, Kennedy, krl'
gore, Klingensmilh, Leadbetler, Lewis, Lincoln, Logan,
LOOMS, Lyon, Marvin, J. NJ. Mason, Samson Mason,
Martin, Maury, Mckay, Robert Mcclellan, Abraham
Mcclellan, Mcclure, Mckennan, Menetee, M!.Igan,
Miller, Montgomery, moore, Morgan, Calvary Morris,
Murray, Noble, Noyes. Ogle, Owens, Palmer, Parker,
Parmenler, Patterson, Paynler, Peck, Pennybacker, Pc
lrikin, Phelps, Pope, Potts, Potter, Pratt, Prentiss, Ra.
riden, Randolph, Reed, Rencher, Rhett, RIdg@ay,. Rives,
Robertson, Rumsey, Russell, Sergeant, Shelter, Angus.
tine II. Shepperd, Charles Shepard, Shields, Sibley,
SIade, Snyder, S~outbgate, Spencer, SlanIy, Stuart,
Stone, Stra,ton, Taliaierro, Taylor, Thomas, Thompson,
Tillinghast, Titus, Toucey, Turney, Vail, yandeveer,
WAGNER, Webster, Weeks, Albert S. White, John
White, Elisha Whiltlesey. Lewis Williams, Jared W.
Williams, Joseph L.. Williams, Yell, and Yorke-lS9.
.Nays-Messrs. Halves, Underwood herrod Williams,
and Christopher II. Willams-4.
MI Everett, on leave, from the Committee on Indian
Affairs, reported a supplementary oil! to provide Tor the
organization of the Department of Indian Affairs, APP
proved June, 1884.
MIR. T.. also reported Senate bill for The relief Of the
legal representatives of Geo. Duval, with a proposition
10 strike out the enacting clause: committed.
Mr.. Adams, on leave, from The ommilie on Manu-
faclures, reported, without amendment, Senate bill to re-.
fund certain duties on railroad iron, imported by the n.
York and Harlem Railroad Company.
MIR. Boon said he was about 10 make n motion. Dur
ing The progress Of this discussion. said he, frequent ap.
peals have been made in behalf Of the :" dear people,
and he would now make q motion to test the sincerity of
gentlemen. He would move that 10000 extra copies Of
the reports of the majority and minority of the Select
Committee, together with the evidence, on the duelling
investigation, be printed for the use of the dear PEG.
pie" OF this country.
The Chair remarked that the motion required the una
nimous consent Of the House.
Mr.. Boon would ask it, and expressed q hope that no
gentleman would object.
MIR. Garland Of Louisiana objected, and Mr.. Reed in
terposing motion 10 adjourn, which prevailed,
The House adjourned.