Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-15

member from North Carolina, (Alr. Stanly) It would
also be recollccted that that OCCASION there were
thrilling appeals made by gentlemen of the Wing
party IN relation 10 separation of the public printing
from the newspaper press Since that time r would
admit that the position of parties had undergone some
change, and parties might st'll change might GO
up and The other down. But however parties might
change, principles never changed, they always re.
manned the same Therefore, f it was righ, last Con
grcss 10 separate the public printing from the newspa
per press, it was right nop.
When the resolutions were offered he did moi hest
tate say that he voted against them, because he
DESTROYS Of eecng hlessrs. Blair and tivrs print
ers the House, and would elect them now, had he
the power. But he told that in the recent cleo.
TONS the people had condemned the measures OF HIM
self and his coad tutors of The late Administration =
Be that as it might surprising that the people Of this
country had condemned the measures of the late hd
minlstraion, gentlemen of the Wing party would not
pretend 10 say that their own measures iad tfeh con
demned. Well, them the resolutions he had just read
were measure of their own; and as IT appeared
that Wing measures had not been condemned by the
people, why should it not be as saluary now as II
commended to be at the last Congress? lie, there
fore, called upon gentlemen of the Wing party 10
act up TO their principles and their professions maze
before the election. He would also remind them
that less than three members of the present cabinet
were among those who in favor of the above re-
solutions at the last Congress. AtRichmond, the pre-
Secretary of State told The people that separation
of the printing from the newspaper press ought to be
great Of REFORM and that two other mem
beers of the cabinet referred to- essrs Bell and Gran
ger, voted in favor Of the resolution
Now, said Mr.. W., desire to test the sincerity oil
those Wing gentlemen who voted for those resolutions
Let US see whether their ideas Of right are the same
they appeared to be then. II cur party and It's
have been condemned, that is reason why
the Wings should not carry out their own measures
The question being the reconsideration,
Mr.. SERGEANT opposed the motion on the ground
that, by the adoption of this resolution, the House
would secure the execution of the printing al price
lower by five per cent. than the select committee mac
required nj the last session.
Mr. w COST JOHNSON followed, and at the con
cluson of his remarks moved the previous question on
the motion TO reconsider
And the previous question being seconded,
The main question was ordered TO be put; and being
put as follows "Wlll the House reconsider: II was
decided in the negatiye-yens ~, nays ~
Nominations then being in order,
Mr.. MORGAN nominated Messrs. Gales and sea
ton.
Mr. McKEON nominated Messrs. Blair and Rlves
Messrs. McKeon and Morgan were then appointed
telers
The House then proceeded VOTE and the result was
as follows -,
Whole number Of votes, Sda
Necessary to q choice, W.
Tor Gale, Staton-es,rs Adams, Alfurd, Allen, L. w An
drews, Andrews Arnold Ayergs abc3ek 'ahrI Barnard
way Bronson Milton Brown Jeremiah Brown lurnell William
Buil,r Calhoun. H. Campbell Thomas j. Ianlptr
raruhers Chds Chi;tenden, John g. Clark Saley ~ clarke
Cowcn, canson cravens, Gushing e. Davis VIM e. DAWSON
Deberry J. T.. Edwards, Everett Fessenden Fillmore ~ l.
Foster Thomas r Foster. Gamble Gates, Gentry tldnss
usc. Patrick G.. Goodr, Grilani trrlg lairfsiai a a
stead William Hastings Henry, Howard Hudson, Hunt,
James Irwin, William W. IRWIN, James, William T. Johnson
isaac D. Jones' Kennedy, King Lane, Lawrence, Mallory,
r. F. Marshall, Samson Masnn Maihiut, Matoch> Maxwell,
MAYNARD Mrr.wrthrr Moore Mrgan Calvary Morris Morrow.
Nisbe Osborne uwsicy Peae, Pendru, Pope Powell Prof
IT. Ramsay Benz Randall Alex Randall, Randolph, Ka!hef'
Rcnchcr Rdgway, Rodney, RUSSELL Snonsa Sergeant shp
perd, Smouun, Sadr smith, Slrgs Sany siokecs suat
SON. Tnghast, TOand, Tominson rnpe' rrmbul, Under.
wood Van Rensselaer, Wallace, Warren Washington f. D..
White j. l.. White Josrp l.. Williams, Thomas ". Williams.
Lewis Williams, Christopher H. Williams winthrop York;
Augustus Young, John Young, the Sperkrr-l3i
For Blair & Rires.-Me-~rs arringtnn Alhrnn BANKS
Beeson Bidiack, BOVINE, Boyd Aaron iown ca1 brown
Burke, William o. Butler &. W. Caldwell, L. e. Caldwell, AIRY,
Chapman, Clifford, Clinton, Coles Daniel, r. D. Davis Dean
Dmock, Dean, Eastman j. 4. Edwards Esber, q Floyd =
A. Floyd William d. Goodr, Gordon, Gustinr Harris Hays,
iouck HUBBARD n.ersol, Jack, C. Jonson John w Jones
Keim Andrew Kennedy, Lrird Lowell A. Alctleilan H.
bert Mcclellan Mckay McKcon, aarcland, A. MARSHALL Mrdl,
Miller lNewhard oliver, PdrmenteE Partridge Fimer kedlne
Rhe Riggs Roosevelt Saunders, shaw, Snyder, Steenrod
sweeney Tunry, Van uren, Ward. Waierson, Weller West
| brook, James w. Williams, Wood-,3
Fer ForeeMess Gmrr Holmes, Hopkins, Hunter j.
Rogers, Sumter-f.
So Messrs Gales and Seaton declared 10 have
been duly elected.
On motion of Mr. BRIG S, the usual order for the
furnishing OF newspapers, etc. was agreed to-
| Mr.. SERG EANT then moved suspension of the
rules TO enable him 10 submit resolution conining
the action Of Congress at the present session TO Ger
tap class Of measures but the motion was negatved
After several unsuccessful attempts by other men,
bers TO introduce bills, etc. at half.past4 p. m.
The House adjourned.