Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-14
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Cries Of no. no. not in order, from several :,
The SPEAKER said that the gentleman coui" "o'
now vote without the general consent VI -. IN.
NJ HABERSHAM then moved to suspend the
- :; order 10 admit motion to allow MN 10 VOC.
AZ TIrRyEY injured II The motion oil Inc gch.ic-
- ~, forr;a was in order. IL was decided Dy tHe
cote ON the appeal taken by the gentleman rom
MIA MIR Drogoolc, that no motion was IN 'i"''
the yeas and nays had been laAeh o''o'e Ao
was announced from the Char.
IT, SPEAKER said the motion OF the gentleman
from GEORGIA was not in order, and then anhouhceu
The result of the vote just taken, as-yeas n"fs
So the resolution as amended by Mr. fetrkln SUD
stitute. was adopted, and Messrs. Dckerson 'toT"i
Kiic, Rya and Cooper were decid.'" " r "'
70 take ihcir seats as members o Tie l"ehty-sAln
=, 80 fro,, the State OF New Jersey, and that the
Sucker an their presenting themselves, qualify them
as such. -, = ~ a..
Mr.. J. w. JONES called for the orders OF the DAY.
| Mr. DROMGOOLE hoped his colleague woulu nv
press that motion, but That liie iiouse -;
sal consent agree receive the report OF ,he lh"r'
m ~ bc Committee of Elections, and that Doth reports
| and testimony be printed
Mr. BOTTS said, as the judgment of the House had
been pronounced on the question OF inc new Jersey
claimants he hoped that there was no opl'cuon 70 ~
PRODUCING the report OF the minority " VIC So"'''>
of Elections on that subject
| There was no objection, but
Mr. GARLAND of Louisiana demanded the yeas
and uavs. Gentlemen voted THIS morning against re-
ceiving this report he now wished 10 see 't't H4'''
recorded in favor of receiving H. ~,
The SPEAKER said there was no Objection ne
consent vas unanimous: and consequently there was
mo- question upon which to call the yeas and nays
MIR GARLAND insisted upon 1t that he had the
rht TO call the yeas and nays on the notion Henle
men had this morning recorded their names against rc
c.vinp this repor but now, after having pronounced
Indictment they were willing to receive IT. lie wanted
TO see their votes recorded III opposition TO those
in the morning.
Mr. DROMGOOLE desired to know if it was in or
der 10 call the yeas and nays on motion which had
| been received by unanimous consent.
| The SPEAKER inquired OF the gentleman IRON
louisiana Mr. Garland, whether lie oD]ecled " TIE IT,
| ccption of the report.
MIR. GARLAND said he did not object but he wished
to have the yeas and nays on its reception.
Mr.. w. b. CALHOUN said he would object to the
pton Of the report Ii had been suppressed to-day
and therefore, he wished 90 forth TO the world as
\ ; ppresscd report. He cntrcated his friend from
! virginia Mr. Bolts to withdraw his motion.
Mr. BOLTS said he could not consent to do SO
This was the very day of all others, that he wanted
the question to be taken. He wished it published
as n justification of his vote.
! Mr. LEWIS WILLIAMS moved suspension OF
the rules to permit the presentation of the report.
| Mr. K. GARLAND demanded the yeas and nays OF
that motion. Gentlemen very willing now to LEI
in this report after they have decided the question, bu
they refused to receive II this morning.
! Mr. MCCLELLAN inquired whether motion u
suspend the rules twice the day on the SAME
question: was IN order.
| The CHAIR said il was not in order
Much confusion now prevailing in the hall,
Mr.. RAMSEY moved that the House adjourn; bu
subsequently withdrew 1t.
/ Mr.. kEMBLE renewed the motion, and SAD IL
would not Withdraw it.
/ Mr. CRABB demanded the yeas and nays on the mo
ton; which were ordered, and wercyeas -, nays -
Accordingly the House adjourned