Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-23
know Of any others who opposed the principles of the

know of any others who opposed the principles Oh ''e
report. -, - %
u cas- also rirht to correct another mistake the i.e
,or,er had fallen INTO He reported as saying ina,
MIR Fillmore made report on the Mcleod ailaif y
,,c close OF the last session Now Mr.. I. never 81
course saw the report, or any part Of y, uhi'i c e
Them in the paper (Which generally the case WIN
b,n Mr. p,ckens) The gentleman from New i"fS
(Alr Flllmnrc) made ans report, but carry ~
The session called for the correspondence WIN ie n
,,sl Minister, and 1t has motion referred - %
committees that was what the gehtsiiui u'o' w.
course made 10 "rrport .,
A. EyFRETT then sa;d he was glad of tins expa-
nation. as he had from the first opposed the principles
Of the report, &c :, ,,o, q
say that he had always asserted the fgh' u '','
v.onn, n interfere with tie local courts ana tr'ou
nis NJ Ihe Stale Of New York bmt lie was the only
gentleman that maintained that doctrine.
NJ EVERETT said he maintained that 1t was
uuhlc question between us and Greal Dia'"-''" -
4 one Of national jurisdiction. -, .;,,hl n
,h onclu.on that this Government had right 10 IN
,srfre with the local tribunals OF New fork-thls hf'
p denied unless the question arose IN ana from s'ae
Of war. . =, ,h oor,
MIR. BURNELL arose chiefly to present 70 the COM
mite, proposition which had not yet, IN The discus
.on bppn alluded to, thai SO long as you hare mol Me
Jo;uion Of the sea- arithout fortcaons, yon edn mare
.. narv If your naval stations are not protected now
can yo fit or equip your naval force: "hither shai
i Nv if tiy it must before superior force upon inc
ocean: MIR b. tken commented on the remarks maze
! nv Mr. Underwood of Kentucky; went INTO state
ment of the probable movements OF steam fofce US
mode of attack compared with sail vessels; IT'S vast
superorty aud urged that tins new power called
for additional force. lie then spoke Of the appFo.
nri,ton for the harbnr of New Bedford aud asked u
The committee knew what lowns, and their magnitude,
were situated on this har5or They were fAirhaveh
and New Bedford-towns containing more inhabitants
than Boston IN the Revolutions with more than TWO
hundred ships, Incompatible fleet, yielding by ac-
tual statistical returns Of their industry more thah
three millions of dollars. lie SAID that It ought 10 be
remembered that this population essential 10 MAIN
tanning naval force; IT was part OF ieet, now m.
creased such magnitude IN this country, that couid
be found on every sea; and 1t tins moment while TINS
country had perhaps outsrpped her great rival IN no
other particular Of human industry, at this moment
This fleet placinp the vessels equdstant from each,
might communicate signal in forty hours around the
globe. "
dressed the Committee. 1--WE have no room Tor their
| remarks.
On motion Of Mr. CAVE JOHNSON, the commit
tee
Mr. Bolts offered the following resolution, which
was read:
Gcsoired. That at II o'clock on Tuesday next all de-
bate in Committee Of the Whole on House bill No. =,
shall cease and the committee shall then proceed 10
vote on The amendments then pending 10 sald bill, and
the same shall then be reported 10 the House. with such
amendments as may have been agreed 10 by the COM
mtice Prorided, That nothing in this resolution shall
prevent the committee from reporting tie bill 10 the
House at an earlier hour if II shall think fit
MIR. BOTTS moved the previous question.
Mr. WISE hoped, he said that after the remarks
which had been made by gentleman from Tennessee
(Mr Arnold this morning, his colleague (Alr Botts)
would M, INSIST upon ms resolution.
MIR BO1TS persisted.
Mr.. MALLORY moved that the House adjourn.
i The SPEAKER said that the motion not IN or
der whilst the question was pending on secondng The
demand for the previous question
Trllers having been called far, Mcssrs. Bnardman OF
Connecticut, and lckeon Of New York were appoint
ed And The question on secondIng the motion for the
previous question then taken, and decided in tine
aliirmave-ayes =, noes IS.
So there second.
And tho main question ordered 10 be now taken.
Mr. CLIFFORD asked the yeas and nays on the
adoption nf the resolution; which were ordered.
MIR SNYDER of Pennsylvania moved that the
House do adjourn which motion, by ayes y,
noes 10 rejected
And the question then rccIrrcd, and was taken on
,hc main question: being The adoption Of the reso
lu,ion1 and decided IN the affirmative, as follows
i,qs- ,cs,rs. Adams Allen, landau W Andrews : J.
andrew, Arnold, Atcr.g, Bahrntk Biker Barnard l'dfti
I'm Isryr Erllman, Br!-n o Briggs Bronson. u. Bown
RrnciI William Butler, Tloma Campbell, Carnher- thld
CARER DAVIS William 4 Dawson Drlrrty, John I'll
ar yrr ! . rmF. - T. FSs[ s a" . c, n
: Hastings -nry Howard Hudson James lrvin William W.
Igwn James Isaac Jones. King Lane, Lawrence, Linn
samson Macon Mal", Mattocks. Maxwell, Maynard Aer
wchcr Morgan, Morrow Oshorne, ow>ey lollt Ramsey H.
Randall RI, ner Rieway. Rodney RUSSELL Saonsinl, Ser
.can Shcp,lrrd Siniantun, Sde, Smith, Stany, Sa"n
stuart summers 1alai,rrn J. r. Thompson Y. " THOMPSON
T,n.l.a,i. Toaud, Tumul, Underwood, Wallace, Warren
Washington. Joseph l.. White, Thomas W Williams, g H.
WILLIAMS Winthrop Yurke, and \. fonn.-!n.
.yag,-Arssrs. Arlington. lcc,"n, hidack '"wnr Boyd
Brewster iarn y nru"n Charles Brown Burke, t'rr.n w
caldwell T. 4 Caldwell Vim. b. Campbell cary. Chapman
Clifford Clinton, Coles. Daniel L. D. DAVIS Dean Dean LAT
m,n j. g. Edward ELn"rt, Ferris. j. a. Floyd, G. A. Floyd
F.,nanc, Grrry Gincr, Vim. .. ;o"d GORDON Harris john
lI,ng- LAYS Holmes, Hopkins, iouck, "nsinn, lnlan
IIn,r iurrTn lack Johnson. John w Jones, kfiH
Irwi. Llrcd Lowell, T. Mcclellan, Mcclellan, Mekay
MeKrnn Mallory Ma;cland, j. I. Mason, Mathews, M"di
vil,.r oliver lamrnicr, Partridge, Payne. PickcnS Puner
g.ns RrncIlcr RIGGS Rogers Roosevelt sanford, saunders,
shaw Shrll~, Snyder SpGg, Srenroh, sumter, lnrnc!
WntI Ne>flrouk ". Williams Joseph L. Williams, and
WI>c--ei.
/ So the resolution adopted.
And then, on motion Of Mr. FILLMORE,
The House adjourned until Monday, at 10 o'clock.