Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-03
&C amended was then agreed 10.

III :" ,cs in as good shape II could be Waue, he
sH cr '" demanded the previous question
~. Tbnmpson and Mr. Riyes made earnest Appeals 20
~ =, Withdraw tina, motion, each stating they haa
',;snl amendments To olirt
iH.n rrsir wi,hdrew The motion, and
=. R,cn !Snsweoh -.
-, R,nchrr moved adjournment; lost.
y" n fo,an begged the gentleman from Indiana 70
30 49, IN, motion To enable him 10 submit an addi- |
Is,,,on OF great importance to the service.
W. E,ou d: not withdraw Tue m"toh' anu me mouse
II 'I i being counted off by teleTs-ayes w, noes
st'''."ss ~, main question having been ordered,
o., " Gran, ard Montgomery simultaneously called
ysas ard NAYS which were ordered, and were
.,. lG7 nays -, as follows ,, .,
i''s w.nts Beatty Beisne Bickrell, Bidde, Birds
uo Brod!ead, Bronson. John Cahoon' CamoIei'
49, t,srv CLANCY, ChspHan, I'atk' SieVeiahH' CoeS.
rr,~ Cushing, Cushm,aa. Dawson Davee' DeGraH'
li Rch,rd Fletcher, Foster, Try, Gallup, James Gar
hs'| CIs,,ck Grant Grey, Grennell, Haley, Hall,
i"'' 'I H,mer. Harrison, Haynes Holt, Hopkins,
na''"' 'I unhey, WA II Hunter, lnghsm, Thomas b
iI.on Henry Johnson, Nainahiei Jones' hemoe'
asa,,,ath Legare Lincoln. Logan, Lyon Mallory
NM ~ Mason Martin, Mckay, Robert Mcclellan
y,n"I,m Mcclellan Mcclure, Miller, Morgan, Samuel
~ Norris Naylor Noble, Noyes, Palmer, Parker Fat
nler Paris Paynter Phe ps, Philips John n; fren
~ sergeant S Preniss, Richardson Rives, Edward
puson Sheplor Sny der Souihgate, Spencer Taylor,
T,,nas. Titus, Toand Towns, Turney, Vail, wage
-, Webster Weeks, Albert S. White, Thomas l.
Wbuessy, Jared W. Williams Joseph L. Williams,
and Yell-lG7
"rns-Nessrs Adams Alexander IIeman Allen, Ay-
,-r Bell. Bond Briggs, Bynum, VIM. b. Calhoun,
I'm B Campbell, Carrier, Chambers, Chealham Chi'ds,
Cooror. Corwin, Darlington Davies, Dunn, Everett,
Ewing Fl,aore, Good', James Graham, William Ora.
ham Griffin Harlan, Hastings, Halves, Henry, tiof-
,rn R NJ r Hunter, W. Jones, Leadbetter, Lewis,
Slaryin, Samson Mason, Maxwell, Mchennan Mercer,
MIilIran Mitchell, Montgomery, Calvary Morris, Muir
raw Ogte. Peck Petrikin Pope, Pos, Rarlden, Kan.
d5ph. Reed Rencher, Ridgway, J. Robertson, Rumsey
Russell. Shelter, A II. SheppsId, Chas. Shepard, Sib
lev Siade Sany. Stone, SlraIion, Iallaerro, IhomP
son, Tinshast, Underwood John White, f. Whittle-
sew Lewis Williams, Sherrod Williams, Christopher H.
Williams, Word, and foike-T.
:, the amendments ordered TO be engrossed, and
The bill read third time TO morrow
Ga notion al 9 0 o'clock, p M the House djourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Saturday. June 80, 1888.
Nj Adams being entitled 10 The floor, on the Texas
SUBJECT. proceeded.
Nj Potter made explanation Of The action the
sobcci Of Texas in the Pennsylvania Legislature, where
i, vas indefinitely postponed. This was similar TO
Ire course recommended b. the Committee on Foreign
Affairs in the House Of Representatives, which MIR.
Adams reviewing
NJ, 4 continued his remarks, and referred 10 the
statements Of two ladies of South Carolina on the sub
isc us slavery III the South, aGd he appealed TO the
cerrl.iou from that State TO affirm disnirn them.
M PIckens and explained that as the delegation
from South Carolina bad been specially appealed to,
and for fear their silence might be construed into
assent 10 the truth of the referred TO by the
gentleman from Massachusetts, lac would state that he
had seen them and greater tissue OF mISrepresenta.
ton and prejudice related 10 the general operation
of slavery in The South, had never beea promulgated
Mr.. Adams proceeded still further on the subject Of
slavery, when
Mr. Legare raised the point OF order, whether The dis
cussion Of this topic was pertinent TO the question before
the House.
Mr. Elmore hoped his colleague would not press the
hint Irr ,len 10 is nSa me
rarings.
The Chair ruled The discussion in order US showing
The influence effect of the annexation Of Texas.
Nh Adams then proceeded till the orders of the day
were announced,
REGULATION OF DEBATE.
Mr. Noyes asked leave TO submit the following reso.
luton:
Eesolred That 10 the end of the present session. no
member shall lie allowed to speak more than fifteen
minutes a, one time, and no, more Than once 10 The
question without leave OF the House; and shall
be the duty OF the Speaker Of the House, and the
chairman of the committee TO call The member 10 order
who violates this rules,
Loud cries OF "Agrced! ag,eedi" followed the read.
ing Of this resolution, with few objections
Sir. n moved suspension of the rules.
Mr.. Lega!c hoped the gentleman would except the
members Of the Committee Foreign Affairs in reply
ing the extraordinary speech Of the gentleman from
Massachusetts,. a iaugh)
Mr. Garland Of Louisiana, on so extraordinary Pro.
POSITION he called it, asked for tile yeas and nays
which ordered.
Nj, Elmore moved 10 lay the whole subject the Ia
be which was agreed TO-
SMALL NOTE RESTRICTION.
Mr. Kgore moved 10 take up his resolution for sus
pension OF The five dollar restriction stating that he had
modified i, 50 10 limit Tie period 10 the 18th Of March
next
the rules for hour and called for the yens and nays;
which being ofdered-were 100, 10 Cd.
So the rules not suspended.
The Speaker laid before The e ouse communication
H.,
formation called for 10y resolution Of Mr. Underwood,
in relation 10 the kind Of funds furnished the pension
agents OF Arkansas.
On motion Of Mr. Briggs laid on the table.
MEXICAN BLOCKADE.
On motion Of Mr. johnson Of louisiana the House
passed through all s stages, TIE bill from The Senate 10
authorize vessels bound for ports in Mexico, and pre-.
vented from completing their voyages in consequence Of
The existing blockade OF those por,s 10 enter and store
Their cafgoes IN ports OF the U ).
ARMY ELL.
air Mchay moved the House 10 take up the Army
bill, ordered 10 third reading last night.
Mr.. r.. NktllPsey would not consent 10 hav all the
private BUSINESS sacrificed and therefore he objected
Sir Mckay moved suspension Of the rules, which
::evaed to A. and the bill was put its passage
verbal amendment was made by general consent on
motion OF Mr.. Fillmore
Nr. Carter then moved 10 recommit the bill 10 the
committee military affairs, with instructions TO strike
out all the provisions proposing 10 increase the officers
OF the army all the provisions going 10 increase the
pay Of those officers, and also that provision proposing
70 mise additional egiment.
ME &. went into some statements showing the enor-
nous increase, in some instances amounting 10 as much
as forty cent of the pay Of the officers of the army
IN his BILL and that too in the most objectionable form,
not by specific items, bu: in general mode and by extra
Iaiiuns &c.
Dir. Mckay explained that the increase not the
work Of the military committee of the House, but
care down in the Senates bill.
Mr. Carter rcjoined that the committee should have
cu,t down. and went on to demonstrate that, instead
Of augmentng the annual expenses of the Govern
mrnt million and half contemplated by the
committee, it would amount TO upwards of four mil.
lions Mr. c. explained his position that Re will
ing 10 vote for increase Of the rank and file, rather,