Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-03

h,t no opportunity had been afforded him r. that pur.
pose. He hoped the gentleman from Now York TAlr.
EandcrpoelI would Withdraw the motion 10 euah,c Li!a
10 al, r the substitute, aad let the House take a vote
upon il. He did not wish 10 present II 10 cInbayr.ss
the action or waste The time Of the House, bat would
be wiling, if it was admitted, TO have the voi" taken
without debate.
Mr.. VANDERPOEL SAID a sense ofduty would not
hermit him 10 withdraw the motion.
Mr.. HOFFMAA sad the bill bad not, according 10
the rules, been reported from the Committee on the
state Of the Union; aud he inquired Of the Char whe.
Their the resolution discharging the committee could
override the rules.
The CHAIR replied that the resolution WINS adopted
bv two thirds, and therefore did override the rules. a
vote of t~wo.thirds would suspend al. The rules.
The motion for the previous question waS then So.
conded; and The question then beng "<!all the bill be
ordered 10 he enGrosscd for Il third reading
Mr. r. GARLAND demanded the yeas and nays.
which having been ordered, wrre-yca l25, NAYS 100.
MIR. CHM said he had voted IN the affirmative
under the impression tia; il was III" general disposition
of his friends TO bring the thing 10 Il close as soon a.
possible: but since he learned THAI was not the case. Lr
WISHED 20 change his vote 10 the negative; which was
accordingly done.
The question now being ''shall the bill he read 1
third time"
Mr.. GRIFFITH of South Carolina called fr the
yeas and nays; which having been ordered wcTc-yoas
l25, nays 100.
Vas ..Mr>>rs Judson Allen. Hugh J. Anderson. AGprpn,
Banks, Beatty, Bcirme, Hack. Blackwell, Irgd, irrwsterf aauu
'. .uS H.. MUG u ". Ilh IT,. iAINF. 'Nlt -hI Isl lh'is ~ As J.
EutIcr, b! mum, Carr, Carroll. { haImDau. Cifi,ra, cote, cogur,
Conner, Marx \. COOPER. WA. X. Cooper, tIa3g. tau. Iu-,
Dana. Iavrr, John Davis. J. w Davis, ~ls,krfsuu. Dau. H.
Dmmnoolc, Duncan, Earl, Eastman, Ely, Fine. tl,iCIrr, ~.
Torrance, Gaihuith, Gerry, Guitn, Han ulrEd, llaiG, ILawat.
HlI Of y. e.. llhru. Hon, man. Holmes, Hook, itopk u. I'riIa d,
jackson. jamr>on, JOSEPH Johnson, Cave jrlutor, NHl.lo,I
Jones, John ". Jones. kcim, kcmllc. kilr. ltaIh'"rr. I,rI.
Leonard, Lewis. Lowell, Lu,ns. Mcclellan. ArtwlDrh. Atkar,
Mallory, NaTclaud, hctli, Miller, N"ltaEla, NcU'.,uTy.Sa
mmrl ". Mons, N,whgd. IaIIsh. lauurfcr. laui.. !nfU..f.
Pcrnkin. TIckcu>, PTcHir>S. Ramsey, Reynolds. il'fl. iagrS. .u-
biu,un, Edward Rogers. Jane Rogers, hiall. Sann.IS, shaw. sur-
pard, Albeit smith. John Smith, ilGuas SmIib. SiIIkwta'inr.
Stccnrnh, strong. Sumter, SwcarUg.n. sweeney, Taylor. Franc,
Vroum. David u. WAGNER, Wal;rr0u, Weller, Jared v. .u.u.,
Henry Williams and John I. II. Nnrthln-ion-i.5.
~.haps-Nc-sr-. Adams, Afford. J. W. Allen. AIhnvs. Takrr.
Barnard. Edl. Rhdlc, Fond, Bolts, Briggs. rroskway. calhoun,
John ramrl,ll H.. William u. CAM h,M, Carter. Cacy, CEun rrt
trndcm. CLARK. James Cooper. traFb, Crausiun, rroCk,'t, Cmt,
Cushing. Dawes. Carrot DAVIS. Dawson. D-hrfy, b,uEIs. Itl,t.
Edr ards, Evans. Everett, Fillmore. James Garland. Rice Gar!auG,
Crnnrll. li~Hlcr>ham, Iiall, VIM. II. Hastings, Iiaw,s, Iruy,
lIHI OF Virginia, Hoffman, Hunt, JaUes, Jrniiar, tn'N. J"ir'."m,
William Cost johnson. Kcmp>LaIl, kug, Lincoln, Marvin, Macon,
Mitchell. Monroe, Morgan. Calvary Morris, Natlnr. NI>hpf, bg,.
Oslnfuc. PlEru. Peck. Pope. Profit. Randall. Randolph. Riuduu.
gaynrr. Rd.way. Resell. Saiior>tlil, Sergeant, Slmculou, >i.j,,
Tlltngha.t. Toland, lriplcr,, Tmmbui. Underwood, hIrr j.
Wagner, Warren. Edward y. u Into. Iutn White. WICK Thomas
". Williams, Lewis Williams, Joseph J." Williams anu thusn'
phcr II. Ntiiams-lu5.
So the b!l having been ordered 10 a third reading, II
was read the third time, and the question being, "shaI
the bill pass"
Nj. GRAHAM obtained the floor, and spoke. with
out concluding. in opposition to It's passa"r, tall half
past two o'clock, at which time the House took MS
usual recess.