Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04

~ .ia,a the reception of Abolition Pc''''0
~. COi.ES said il did ,.,;o, coula not
W. nTVCAN inquired il the rcsoiI ,,aS n,ers sus.
NJ o. u ~ the House, if the rules were suS,
pended. ., :. oor,a
Inv ,SRhgB sad he should vote against 'ne iio''o
!, snspend the rules, becans.'- :, a.h,+,b,s
y RI. CHAIR The question IS no. . Gains,
Mr.. CRABB continued IL .ie "n'.sn,,s,.d ,Ie re-
nspcnsion, because t'e
'','.' ANGER called for the yeas aud nays, Mu,.n
~ -; and were-yeas -, nays II, as io!io"s'
were 'F'T Ilrssrs Afford, S II. Anderson, Andrews
On Banks, Beatty Bernc, Bell b3y", pi rev..
A'"' Y Brown. A. G. Brown, Barrie, " - b"1'
F' y carter, Clifford, Coles, Crockett, cross,
.. ore, Davis, Dawson, Diilctt, Dong, Earl
ia, r..aar, Fornancc, Cal5rah J. Garland H.
as,"iN' cogrin Graham, Graves, Grithn, hui oi
ua'!a'.u' nj Of North Carolina Hien, Hook, Hop
"En," ~, Iancson Joseph Johnson, Cave John
A">' KSmble, King, Lcet, Lewis, Lucas, McSie!
S Sym NcCuoh, Mckay, a;arGhand' Neai' p M'nsi'
Mon'ansa, 7 Rogers, Samuels, Shaw, Shepard,
rope 1:.r Thomas smith, Stcenrod Strong, sum
Ahs[ @"'..'' aa,arro TAYLOR, Jacob Thompson Trip
ter, SMe'.',, i.nderwood d. d. Wagner, Warren,
Lett, i"'.>.t u White, John White, Wick, Jared W.
Ma,t's Owls Williams and T. H. Wili!ams-S'
..''a''' ,sssr. A.i2m:, ludSon Alien, John ". Al
."Hs-,.l },.lre, Black, Briggs, Brockway, Anson
LEI bW""r' Carr. Casey, C!,ian, Clark, Colquitt,
Brown - rrsn<on Curtis, Gushing, Davee, r.
tef"h' o., n,ncan Ely, Evans, Everett, Fillmore,
Dawes. -. :;;lars, Ccode, Granger, Green,
ti':chI, IaIl Hand. William 5. Hastings, J. Has
ii. Hrnry Hoffman, Hunt, Jackson James, Ihas
,',,an Nathaniel Jones, hempshali' Leaa1etlel
,"roln, Lowell. Mallory, Marvin Morgan - DIS
G,,,s Osborne, Parish, Parmenter, Peck, Kan
H.S' r7Ici,l, Raridcr, Rayner, Reed, Reynoias,
G n"-r,y Edward Rogers Russell, Sergeant, siade
Nv S::;,h rTruman Smith, Starkweuthcr, Storrs,
!'' Sw.,r;nccn, T,llinchast, Toland. Trumbull, +.
w:,ncr Weller, T. W. Williams, and II. Williams
.,o House refused TO suspend the rules il requg-
-; Two thirds I" suspend.
- ,,,. name q; Mr. Nisbci was called he rose
,a.,i that he voted against the suspension, De-
o. ,be resolution recognised the right OF the House
-, on this question.
a. WISE then moved 4 suspension OF the rnes,
r. Ne nprnose of offering the resolution submitted py
-. =, Yesterday, which was different resolution
i'"' ~ one which had Just been presented TO the
T ,, -, HIS resolution denied the reception of Abo
80. ~. ,ons the one which the House had just re-
i = admit, contemplated their reception HIS was
So,hern resolution the other was Northern resoiu-
n, GRANGER inquired ifit was in order to move
% y, suspend the rules to admit TINS resolution uie
S,1r once refused to suspend the rules for the
I.,,on oflhis same resolution He wished to know
",r Tho ron, OF pct;on thus To be stitied IN
I'll, GUAR said il was in order to move to suspend
The rules ~ , >. "A
mi. this resolution ana he would continue TO make inns
''n,n np, he got distinct vote upon it, If 1t con-
s,mtd hours every aaT -
: Al. ADAMS wi shed 10 know If the chair decided that
,na,;on far specific object, which had been rejected
I ,ho House could be moved every day. Could gen.
t.man move every day suspend the rules to admit
resolution which the House had refused to receve'
The CHAIR was OF opinion that the gentleman could
maze 10 suspend the r;cs to-day there might be u
ra,co which induced the House not 10 suspend yester
G9v. which did not cx,s: to-day.
Mr. ADAMS believed that there was a rule OF the
Blouse, wheel! declared that when proposition was
once rejected hy tie ti1nse II was not III order again
J., 1roJ:ce it, Iithl Char made decision that this
melton ccG.d be made every morning, and the gentle
MAN carried ou hs ,hrea, That lie would move il every
dsr the whole session mar be consumed by motions OF
this Kind. calling t.c yeas and nays upon them, and
debating them
Nj WISE Does the gentleman appeal from the de-
cislpn oi the Chair
vi ADAMS was unwilling 10 appeal from the deci
sion Of the Char. bu! il this decision adhered to,
ana the cen,emau from Virginia attempted to carry
OF; his threat The House would find necessary to re-
yerSe TIE decision
tIr c. II WILLIAMS hoped the gentleman from
Virginia woa.d withdraw his motion that the gen
elaa from louisiana Ar. Chian,l nigh: be enabled
submit wAsch he had prepared, which was en-
'rly 4lers.t from hat u Inc gentleman from Var
gina.
sir WISE could not Withdraw this proposition,
which he had prepared after due dcberat;on.
iIr PlCKENS desired tc make observation in re-
py 10 the remarks Of the gentleman from Virginia,
81. Wise.
The CHAIR called 10 order.
My PICkENS continued. He was in favor OF the
resolution Of the gentleman from Virginia, Mr. Wise
ba, he thought il very similar to the one intro
ilced ~ the gentlrmanS colleague, Mr. Coles, both
according street parliamentary rule, held the question
0! reception III sbeyance.
sig DOlG called for the yeas and nays the mo-
ton 10 suspend the rules, which ordered, and
we:s--rcas - nays - not tyro-thirds follows:
Y.Gs-l;essrs. Simeon II. Anderson, Andrews,
liaeroa, Bank< Beatty. Bei.ae, Black, Boyd, Brews
sr, Aaron Y Brown. A. e. Brown, Burke, ". O.
i Butler; BgHam, Carter, Chapman, Clifford Coles,
Cab, Crockett, Ioha ". Davis, Garret Davis, Daw
ga. Dlle,t, Dog, Eastman, Fisher, James Garland,
H1e Garland Gentry. Gosgiu, Graham, Graves, Grit
~. Habersham, Hill Of Virginia, Hill of " Carolina,
:!a.sh Hook. Hopkins, Howard, Hubbard, jameson,
jog Jolnsoa VIM Cost Johnson, Cave Johnson, Keim,
hsmble, King, Leonard, Lucas, Mcclellan, Mckay,
;4a'raana, Miller, M"nanya, Montgomery, Samuel
v Morris ,Sewnard Nisbet Painter, Pickens, Pope,
/ tamser, karacs, Sa!nucs, Shaw, Shepard, Thomas
s&'lA s.anr Stcenr"d, Strong, Sumter, Taliaterro,
!aEior Naad; Thompson Jacob Thompson, Triplctt.
::Fney Underwood, na";a d. Wagner, Warren,
"ai"fs3n, Weller, john White, Jared W. Williams,
r.. LEWIS ",lIiams---1
.Taa-NlessrS. Adams, John " Allen, Hugh c.
,:ao'''on Barnard, Briggs, Brockwuy, Arson Brown,
aiA2Cn, Clrr Casey, Chinn, Chit.cnden, Cranston,
az Gurus, Cushing, Davcc, Davies, Doan, Dun.
can ~ Evans, Everett, Fillmore, Fletcher, Floyd,
oihaaee Gah,ath Crates, Giddngs, Gcode, Granger,
nfeen, Hall, Hand, VIM. S. Hastings, J Hastings,
Henry, Hoffman, Hunt, Jackson, James, Charles
,,,yaasion, kemnshal!, Lcadbc:cr Lincoln, Lowell,
y Is"ry, Marvin. Medill, Morgan, Calvary Morris,
oS osborne Palcn. Parish, Parmenter, Paris, Peck,
randall! Randolph, R7giden, Reed, Reynolds, Ridg.
sy' EDWARD Rogers, Russell, Sergeant, Slade Albert
num- John Smith, Truman Smith, Starkweather,
"if', Stuart, Swearingen, Swecny, Tillinghas,, To
mo- ir0nbn.!, Potter J. WAGNER, Thos w Will
h ls' Henry Villains, JOS. l.. Williams, and Christie
pr II WIlams--:,.
= Inc u"ise refused 10 suspend the rules
~ NiilAN then moved to suspend the rules for the
'TP'Ss OF submitting the following resolution:
s$GsfG, That all petitions, memorials, resolutions,
addresses OF every description touching the aholi-
Of slavery IN the District Of Columbia, or in the
a'' OF Territories, in any manner relating to the
sthC" OF slavery or the slave trade in the United
'NS, Gr referred without r,lon, .o,.,.,:.