The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-24

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lad nights % thai nsos--
Mr. Wa called 80 ordeT and soGs c1ntuss0n -
loves.
a s..oiss ras HsAss ttla NJ. base iease 70 Pr
ceed
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Af<r s-w further fe1nsrEs ffoa DR.. J. the e0-s-
taos ls1en and ibs HOUSE REFUSED y excuse Ian
W.. IL nsue II Mr. TRIPLETT vas csairS
tss geut.s1.sn fons AID desired ssk NE gsDssenan
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floUa crses n order Clusson D9 snsEefed-
Nr CHAs BROWN. ~ Pennsylvania, nos rose
n give s fs nee soalng upon shs T.ssulor
lie had D0hiSg asE frDD the coarlss q ibs Eouss
He az I'D ~nA 70 oe placed false yso-atlen de
LAD hsard 70 susttopea Dictate ses UpaD the fasesl
Corporation o0uid be tel, uStd tie esssts Fo-
c..a.d ~h.ahsr be xogIc % w0U6 D0 take HE ssh
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Vas FUND 70 be Dal fs beading CEfE~1o IglS,
be us1gta b. sztinsa taking out II ali.
1 Tie SPEAKER called Mr.. brvrn " orcers be-
cause tx aHudsc y Captain Islss bsga fsnctlonar,
N tie cooAus-
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I BIZ IL funetssnsry, All bOugb general EAgai y
Mr. BROWN sssd Gssasln y YER commanded =
canal boat sslsd from RI iseeAp1ls Y FHisos'g
2 He knew ~ ssh~s espaID " thai nsEne
Mr. CLIFFORD. u Maine IDOsed tns1 Bro"n
u teru4tled " proceed 10 orcsr,
Y III. ARNOLD as4-d The yeas and nays, and ihs,
. we're oscyred, and were Yeas ~ nsgssl
J Mr. BROWN iAeiefogs, cOaiaDDrc bas REMARKS
He sid be dad not intend any disfssp<u 70 Tie hAgh
Z fsf.ctsof.sry a. sssuaasd by The SPEAKER.
The SPEAKER sad be had called The geniSeu.ah
- 70 order W ireis,shcys and 10, tOs csfesf~d
a. Mr. BROWN sad he glad " a, for az n
present adssd the high fcnciOnsrg alluded 20 ssooc
I s.c0Dd 70 no man "a kis olafsion
Mr. BsoBa wsa'csileS ~ Of3er.
Nj BROWN sssj il gentsfnen would vi
Ths SPEAKER to.d M b. to taks hi. .sesi.
Mr.. HOPKINS, Of yIgnls, moved ths. The gen
tIeIsn from PsAnsyl,anla have iesse 70 proceed 10
? order
The SPEAKER said lie would entertain motion
ia b+hsf Of the gentleman from Pennsyissn's (Sir
BSo~n) rntI be Obeyee the order Of the HOUSE ,,
taking Eis seat
The yeas and nays asked and ordered on tns
notion that Af y have leave proceed and, being
taken, were Yeas -, nays IO5.
30 Nf II no allowed 10 proceed.
, Mr. BROW cad he would excuse himself wheh
n the time
Nj RHETT, Of South Carolina, now p o5el
bus reason. for asking 70 be ereG.ed from voting lie
did with all respsci 10 the Hsuse and, lest b
should fotge hnsef the excitement Of the time b.
had written them down, and asked the Hoose 10 yer
mt him 10 put them upon the Journal He reasons
l. Because the rule by hseh the resolution is pro
= posed violation u rbe sgan Of the Constitution o
). the United States which declares that the freedom
speech and d the ess shall not be abridged BY am
e Law Of Congress.
y deiIbers,ise assembly right to deliberate and die
cu.s measures being longer in Congress, DO, viii
the nIslorIty only.
% g. Because ii 10 a isolation Of the rights Of th.
People Of The United States through their kspresen
.@a r-%4 ,.ac all,IeISDI SPEAK 10 tne take
imposed On them, when taxes were imposed
! 4 Becanse by the said rule bail may be taker
" up IN Committee d the Whole, be Immediately re
. parted " the House. and by the aid Of the previous
!, question, be passed into law witbou, word d
1 debate beng permitted uttered.
5. Because free discussion u the laws by which
the People governed u not only essential 70 rig
legislation, but the presery alton Of the
. Constitution and the liberties Of The People ard u
fear or suppress il is the Characteristic of yrsnDie,
and tyrants only
8. because the measure proposed 10 be forced thro
the Honse within less than two days confederation il
one WHICH deeply affects the integrity Of the ConstItu
tioB ard the liberties Of the People and 10 pasz
with haste and without due delibersion would eYincs
a contempinous disregard IL either, and may be
fatal violation of both
he yate fhen All NJ
. RHETT, by yeas and nays, and there were Yeas e
nays Ily.
80 Mr X. not excused.
Mr. X. then asked that his might be entered
the Journal.
The SPEAKER said il was not now in order
, Mr. STAsLY desired 10 know whether the paper
Just read had the usual conclusion viz that unles.
this request was complied with, the gallant people Of
Beaufort and Colleton districts, In the sovereign
State VI South Carolina, would dissolve the Union
II this conclusion had been omitted Mr. 8. hoped
thai il would be entered on the Journal also.
Mr. KHEI'T replied that be did not wish 10 argue
with the gentleman from North Carolina MIR.
After Mr. RHETT had read bis protest 10 the
resolution and requested iha, ii be entered upon the
: record
a Mr. DAVIS Of Kentucky rose and asked him II
he had not voted for similar resolution to the one
under consideration during the fir, Of the last
Congress-
Mr.. kegrr replied No, neyerl
WI laws feJolUfn ne "Ould Then read the record
, upon Mr. KBrTF but objection being made Mr. ID.
was not allowed 70 do 50. II is "a follows
motion was made by Mr.. Ci.Frosp that the
rules IN relation To the order Of business be suspended
10 enable him 10 move the following resolution -
Rsace5, That the rules Of the House be 50 far sus-
pended that the Committee Of the Whole House on
ihe state Of The Union be discharged from the consd-
Grafton d Senate bill mo. 1917 entitled a bill 10
provide for the collection, safckeepng transfer and
disbursement Of the public revenue, from and after
Monday next unless the shall be reported al an
enfLler daN and that sald bill with sllch