Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25

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MIR. B. was here about 70 read aran. the resolution.
when
Mr. PROFIT obiec,sd n lie heinu r.ad
Mr. Il insisted ,I,, ,be,e conJ no,he stranger rea
son pr,ad hv him a,r,nst Ia n,,,;o,s onss,,nn ,hon
tina, Le hid ,nn,h r uh,n M Jasn,sd nr
! ferable 10 that now oa;.rsd
Mr.. MALLORY ursed the proprie,y Of having the
paper read
MIR BROWN then read il as follows.
Resoieed, That the rules and orders Of the last
House Of Representatives be adopted as the rules and
orders Of tins House during the present Congress- and
that instead Of the alst rule the following be adopted
10 wit:
petition memorial resolution or other paper pray Ing tie
abolition 81 slavery ~ any stale The sIa'eire rween u"
memorial a r Vi W. y" , @ ~, s' , y ~ ~
the ,avc.,rae any
c,",s q M United states be- rcsefh nnrss t'y shall b.
Territory where .syrr o. the trade / .h. to be- abolish
ed and all such petitions memorials resolutions, other
papss s ,sn,d ,c question q reception shall ;" co,rrs
laid IN llr t,le without drtatr !" '''S''" :
Would not this allow the House TO proceed to bus
ness, The gentleman from Geory.a MIR Nisbet had
charged upon the Democratic members OF the House
nsdous design 10 dlsorganze the House and impede
It's action. Mr. B. that he had voted according
to the best dictates Of his judgment, He did believe
he 2ls rule 10 be good rule, and he should vote
against II; but he thought he should vote for the pro-
position OF the gentleman from Virginia. lie had Of
tered his without consultation with any Demo
cratic member of the House. and he had heard but one
sentiment expressed when they had been informally
semblud and that was that no iactous ought
To be made for The purpose of thwarno the moiorIty
They had seen ante enough Of that from the other
side when n minority themselves They had made no
notion and but one Speech and vet they charged
with throwing rebrands into that House TO klnde
flame Of discod, and stop the progress OF public bust
ness On the contrary they DESTROYS Of promoting
harmony ofaclon.
Mr. MORGAN here called Mr. Brown 10 order.
The CHAIR inquired what was the point Of order
he made
Mr. MORGAN said that the remarks of the gen
teman from Pennsy lvania were irrelevant and SO out
of order
The CHAIR decided Mr. Brown 10 be IN order.
Mr. BROWN observed that, when the charge ne al
uded to against the Democrats OF the House had been
made by the gentleman from Georgia, (alr Nisbct,)
he had not been called to order; and surely Il was not
more of order to reply 10 the charge than It had
been to make il.
Mr. Bolts here called Mr.. Brown 10 order. IL
could no, be that such remarks in order on mo-
ton for the previous question.
Mr. WISE here called Mr. Bolts to order.
Mr. Bolts insisted on his objection The gentle
man from PENNSYLVANIA was replying, after motion
for The previous question: 10 remarks which had been
made before that nuestion had becc moved
Tie CHAIR. uoon this view Of the matter, decided
Mr. Brown to have been ont Of order
Mr. ROTTS. Can he, then, proceed without leave
Of he House
Mr. WISE | move he have leave to proceed
Cries of agreed, agreed
Mr. BROWN permitted TO proceed, and OBJ
served that he had been taught something lie had
some feeling Of favor to the South: he had lived
in Old Virginia for six years, the gentleman MIR.
Botts we'll knew: and he had been taught to believe
that If there was any chyary IN the country, it
IN the South; yet here one gentleman from Georgia
nm, =, and c6,,1ed tho Whole bodv of Democratic
members with DESIGN Of preventing the organization
of the House of Represe atatlves and another gen
tlcman-irom virginia, too-got up and insisted that
10 renlv 10 The CHARGE was not in order Mr.. said
ihoi niur;ous consequences almost always spran9 out
n c,lls far The nraviops question. A member moved
,ho n,orio,. o,ss,;op another member Of the same
l,,;I o,;,or,s asL cd INN "a Withdraw II. he con.
r,aa a;,,a H., ,,o,bor vould r.ncv II. that
.aanhar rana,od ,h ,o,,on and then Withdrew il al
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". Va s,ia',a,,ad 40 ,hroying frebrands INTO the
ia ,IaS nn ,h,rn Mr. r oT his friends had done
m, u.s Tho frebr,6d thev were called 10 put oui;
h bon.d ,Loy ,,orId do i: and not for few weeks
nc hoPeu my NY "ouiu w =, ' Lon ,bav sbould
but 1917 .he congress - mcht not meet, The
meet mere IA ~, psV s',t NJ u vs,y honestly con.
'o'tn a9a'ns' t'e ,,,a rId royer consnn
iesscd thal hc hopec se"'.e,n had cnme a.
aa ~, " r,,,nIy never shond do 20 by his vote
Sc."e., Wv" ~, sho,, h,ra established hank and
J. Is, ,sa hI,c l,,ds and r.ru,a,cd Tho cur
.aaan a,,.r ~ ,Loi h,d dona All his
III H. T. ras loudly called 10 orJer1
Il. sa;d ,L;s nneso3 ought rot to be left OMEN
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lie trusted their rights ana , wTu question: 81
some o. s GaS a"d noi a e At end
a. m I, on " nJ :, ,r onnose end Of The Union
Of me on'on ana ~ ''ir oppo od ,t ,,a.,on would
had ridden nln po%ti he s was either al
not again pe s''irsa e e"s o0"''''''''"
tered or nnwn 'ntp atoms. o, ~ should Ia NOR
Mr. ALfohD OF Georgia hoIeu NJ s',o",o -
m,ed to submit Tue lew te'iarhs nc M''"eu ~ o"s
without interruptions particularly a. ne mean. W '"y
what nc had 70 say ~ ''e cooi.s' nu n ,ish
ate manner. II hao oeen rue WIN nun ''i'ous
me- whenever ne cons'aefea n,se,, u I - nd -
danser personal or P''ea r 10 nt, s o,,nn or me-