Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

IT accordingly into the clerks office, and placed OIL
n the files He was not however, partial to this reso
luton as object to amendment that would eec
the objects he had in view If the House chose to adop
the phraseology of the resolution adopted al the mrs
session of the Twenty fourth Congress- the phrase
Il olopy adopted the second session of the same Con
gress or chose adopt the phraseology OF the re
solution of the last session. he would be perfectly con
tent The same principle pervaded the hole OF them
/ HAVING seldom troubled this House, he thought II wa
dne to himself to make this brief xpanaton, and as h
. had said nothing which rendered it obligatory on any
gentleman 10 reply TO him, he would move the previous
! question -.
I'll tice of the gentleman from Virginia, and 10 reques
d him TO withdraw his motion for the previous question
The SPEAKER informed the gcntlem n from New
York that debate could be allowed on the previous
= question. 5000, n.
asked for the extension Of that nvariable courtesy
which had never been refused on that floor, and TO DC
permitted to ask the gentleman from Virginia. as he
had made remarks utter at variance with the recoec
tons of gentlemen on that moor, tiat ne Wouo Win
draw his appeal.
Cries of order; and Mr.. Granger being called to
der by the Chair took his seat
Mr. THOMPSON of South Carolina, moved to lay
the amendment the table, with view of offering
substitute.
Mr. CROSS called for the yeas and nays.
Mr. PECK moved for q call of the House. There
were some Northern slaves there, he said, whom he
yeas and nays on his ,on; which were ordered and
the question being taken il was decided in the mega
tive-yeas &C. nays ll3.
The question recurring on the motion Of Mr. Thomp.
son. of South Carolina, to lay the resolution the
BILE,
Mr. SLADE raised the point of order, that, inasmuch
the rules of the House for conducting its business
from day day, this resolution proposed rule of ac
ton for the whole session.
The SPEAKER ruled the resolution to be in order
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was late for the gentleman from Vermont to
raise the question OF order
Mr. Bolts asked to be excused from voting on the
question: and proceeding 10 discuss the question:
when
The SPEAKER informed him, that it was not in or.
der to discuss the merits of the proposition motion
to be excused.
q Mr. TRIPLETT moved that the gentleman from
Il Virginia have leave TO proceed
Fl Mr. CHAPMAN called for the yeas and nays, which
were ordered; and
Mr. PECK moved call of the House, but subse-
quently withdrew his motion. We have said he, some
refugee slaves from the North that wish brought in.
Mr. Bolts hoped that the gentleman who had SO
kindly moved for liberty for him proceed with his
marks would withdraw his motion.
Il Mr. STANLY If the gentleman does Withdraw the
motion, shall renew it.
i Mr. SMITH, Of Maine, asked il the gentleman was
allowed to make speech, if it would not be in order
to answer him.
The yeas and nays were then called on allowing MIR.
Bolts to 90 on and resulted-yeas SO, nays 1O4.
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