Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11

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| ~ 81, ,esc s,s~r me vote.
p.nn,.,l Z inquired Il the gentleman from
nrono.,,;on, n"u 'o'ei IN the Affirmative on the
IS%e,,o,
49,; i lE.uenSoLL said yes. He had received n
| 49, h'sen upon TINS subject, and he was de-
| MIR EVER EsI,T rs ,' ,Iews.
/ der N n,,L. al. ,: "''eu 'hal u was not IN or
tnns uhe gentleman from Pennsylvania mir Inyer.
mo,;on 'o'ea rs 10 en''lc him to submit the
Tbs SpraKep ~,
Pcnnsylyana vote with ,La s.'''"''" "'"'
| MrlNGERSOIJ I Al wsa
Wv 80 W 'eeohsiucr. 1 am anxious of bong heard
as have said !, "ae.her u,naay or tomorrow,
ICries of "'ro .n,nr.o.. VI 'nulnerenee 10 me.
MIR EVERETT inquired of ,ho ~.oil.r,, c.,u,
Pennsyly,ni, Nh, - y. '"o son''cmah from
| al """' 'o'e nc "'sheu 10 DC reconsider
MIR INGERSOLI said If he IVA. D., T.. ,,
intcrrogatory in this wav h, uos 70 pu' unuef
He moved 10 ,..nns;Jy ,no WIS wi'llhg 10 answer.
I n other msp,bc,, 90 ,h;. 10y oy when ne ana
IOi gentlemen ON Tho o,h.s 80 uec'uea against
| AZ EvEpEr rc "S' congress.
:, IN wv, @ - nov IN otuer IN making that motion.
the motion 10 r.eons;aor euo a now let 1t he with
Another vote must be reeon,iJereJ hse,, Nh IT..
referred TO by the gentleman can n. r.,.Lt "' 'o'o
| The SPEAKER said the ssn,i"n's., l
sylvania did not desire to press The rscons;Jo"
alton. "o 's'o"siuer
| Mr. DAWSON suggested IN NJ r,,.
move reconsideration of all the vote Se''o'' W
| Mr. ADAMS addressed an irourv ~ ,h. CL,;
when the SPEAKER said that there was no
question before the House. ''' was no
Mr.. INGERSOLI, inonired If Ri.
DC entered on the journaI1 ' '''o''o" would
| The SPEAKER said il b,,, h.o, .,,
journal. and would come up tomorrow '''' On Tic
| Mr.. STEENROD moved tb,, ,L H.
journ. '''' iio"Se ad-
| The yeas and nays were asked AMI ,.,,
Mr. WINTHROP was understood 10 ro;.. H.,
point ofordcr that motion to adjourn s",n te
House not haying f,ed 80, ;' nor IN order, the
| ing. 10 uai'y hour oil meet.
more easily obviated. III, uonIj 80, eouIu DC
S sne motion OF the gentleman from Virsin;a mi
oteehrou) oy inserting at the end ther,oTib -, -
until Tomorrow AT ~ O'clock ''' "o'uS
Mr. SIEENROD accepted the moi;s.,,;,,
AND the question being taken il was dscS q; %
"egauve' cas- 10, nays lIO. WV
90 me House refused to ADJOURN
MIR. FORNANCE moved n con'5..,,; r. =,
nhai woe taken yesterday in relation 10 IN. -, 's
'on VI tne rules.
Mr. EVERETT objected to the recen,ion oS IN.
"ouon. "
Inc SPEAKER said that the motion and ,b. oL
Mr.. DEAN or Ohio - J'u'na' together.
.ec"nslderaiion of the vote of yesterday Inv No.
agreed to adopt the rules Of the last Con
sress and TO appoint committee. He va. T n,n
eeed'ng to say that he male this uo,;or III
Pu,pose OF giving his friends an Opportunity
mmen ue STEAMER in,erposed, and said ,b,,
S,so ,L motion was now pending, and that there
MT MT Weller. WHAT'S in order?
or S",s 81 Iahhh. To proceed with the election
S seant-a'-arms.
tho 10 VI Nr' BRIGGS, II was resolved that
tyyslv" nouf OF meeting OF this House shall be
SbE Toh'ers ltIon took place between The
a-stn En- anu Mr.. WISE, to a supposed mis- |
- c ~ On 'he part OF the Speaker as To the
Tbc SpEakE De"n.
och;s S. MEN having explained the correctness
NJ U,mn,
H.. w. i inquired of the Speaker if the
STI S SnI asIl1urned.
M NJ Er MEX replied that it had no, adjourned.
the whole ,u nc had been sitting here during
80 L session and had been unable to hear a
~; 'ia' HanSPWed IN the House. In illustration
ma, o. ~ 80 STATE mat the motion Of the gentle
bv him ,b,, ~ M w; r0snance) had been unheared
time he ro.s ne H,lI ~ Knew nothing of it at the
yas $685. ~ summit MS motion. And for this he
; aS ueclateu 10 be out of order. Strangers like
mere All mat they could do was merely IN IonL 90
ri SpE s' was passing before them.
his seat. r. ."''eu the gentleman TO take
mouse.
on ths snLi.S, on was received from the Senate
norv or ,5r VI me honors to DC paid to the me-
XV;iy;n ~ ate PRESIDENT OF the United States
The roSnIuti0p 49,.
Mr. ADaWS was eoncurred IN unanimously.
c,mm,,se Of ~ III IL cave, Vrom the same select
suLiac,S ,oao. u,'J tioGse' appointed on the above
, pIIn '"e 'oIIo"ing bill:
Dii Ill iot me relief of Mrs Harrison, widow of
Re !, enao .e resident OF the United States.
.a1.I' :. e.ae'eu Oy the Senate and House of Re- |
Gonensas ol the United States of America in |
T,as.sS. assembled, That the Secretary OF the |
no, ~ pay, out OF any money IN the Treasury |
49,, ~ Use appropriated TO Mrs. Harrison, |
800 ~ ~ "ii'iam Henry Harrison, late President
Soio nc o"'eu states or IN tbs event OF her death
yiheht, then 10 the legal representatives of
RI" i'm ,, w. n iarrlson, The sum Of.
inc tb,, he ia '1'i, t~ee Mr.. ANDREWS insist
,;5D oS, nr Esnc'y objected TO the inroduc.
t,o U ~ anu the SPEAKER stating that the obiec.
IN NJ ,r1I i N. VSS" heard by him.
c., moved TO commit the bill 10 the |
I NV; " the "hoIe on the state Of the Union,
NJ Wise PsInleG'
" '2S moved mat II be recommitted to the |
eoiI''t'ee VINO reported IT, with instructions TO re-
oil to Mrs Harrison.
St =" ~ LAWSON said that the bill could be