Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-24

1850 oe,,a;n description be fully complied
with. a. xeso,ut;on as goiun to save
time. ,,,,.,,S o.osaa = &C ,yhelly ire
gun. gross referred 10 precedens where similar
rnia had been adopted at former Congresses.
nh. CHAIR also had a precedent read.
Mr. SMITH, of Maine referred TO an0thei' az
Mr. CROSS moved to suspend lhe fuies '""' ''~ :
Int;op might be received. ,la
s"iu.'o ,.b;cb motion Mr. BEATTY Of Penn demanded
the yeas and nays: a., ,.o,s were g5 the nays 40
The question being put, the yeas "c'e - ''1 "''
So the rules were SUSPENDED c,; g ,ba ,lo
hn,d no edopted who was to decide whether ieiho
oI aid or did not come within the prohibition lad down
by the House: o,,,1 Ia ,be antv Of
the Clerk. =, ,,,ondment
10 the resolution. J.,
| Mr. MORGAN moved to reconsider the vote ny
| b;cb the rules had been suspended -
| On which motion the ayes were 81, the noes %
NJ ouorum having voted, the question was again put
| when the motion 10 recohs'uei "a' "
| noes y. a. oo,,t;on
! Mr. HANKS moved the previous question:
| Mr. ADAMS, claimed the floor 10 oiet nus H'''' ~:
| ~. bsarvinr that the resolution worked very I'M
me- cbonae in the rules of the House, espec,ai'y
+, smpowerng each member to decide, instead Oh .l,e
~ cup ., ,rbet committee memorial should be re-
ferred. H.. ,,;. Union
NJ !, WILLIAMS moved to lay the resolution o'
.be table which was carried by yeas and nays as
Yeas &c, nays y ,,,, ,,non the table
nj ,norninp hour having expired 49,
The House 1a I.iiom, corr. Casey, oil Illinois, IN
on on g and the ,TnT r o.
- ERETT addressed the committee lot cois
Me time upon the BILL advert'ng to the chahge ~
ne practice of the House as TO the gen"rai deoa'e ~
the affairs OF the Union, which used Always - any
L. an q reference of the Presidents Message, pu
pas now irrepulary INDUCED other bills lie la''
h blame of the dscursive character Of the debate oil
: tho Administration side of the House, wheh hau ns
heoun it. but considered the debate thoush not s'e
, ,,Ior very valuable and important lie thcn wen
~, y,s of the bill and instituted comparison
of the expenditures of the Government III
4 NJ KEIN then obtained the floor, and went INTO
s,oacb in the course of which he replied 10 uc y
f marks made on previous day by WI. oSe' "'e
n he concluded A. roro,t :
}, enable him to present certain additional items III "
u comnarison ofexpendtuTcs Alter winch -, !,
;. Nj OGLE appealed 10 Mr. Parmener to yield IN
is floor 10 him. to enable him to reply TO VT. h'''
MIR PARMENTER Wiling ne sa'd' 10 !'e'
! ~ aoor e he could be assured that the genteiila
il wout confne his remarks to personal eNPiaN'''o
j. and not enter into any extended reply 10 the ars""e
ic Mr.. Kclm. ;, a., GROW,
:. Mr. OGLE said his reply would cover the grou'
n &c Tho attack but that he should not go beyond H.
~ MIR. PARNlENTER taiter som" conversation
cned to Weld, and addressed the committee IN rep
10 10 Nj Everett and other gentlemen, ana WIN ";
y - show the identity of the present Wing party wi
= the Hartford Convention federalIsts.
he MIR. sALToNSTALL obtained the floor IN rep
h. Mr. ANDREWS, remarking that he had been nc
oh since 10 clock this morning, attending e''el III ~
in mittee room OF III '''e ii''' , ~
% rise
/, On which motion quorum voted
no And the committee rose, and their chairman report
he the fac, to the House ,oIooL
lis And them something after hall past c'o'"'
ra House adjourned.