Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

thu, the motion for reconsideration was not entertained;
and that the gentleman should have notice whenlt was
The gentleman from Pennsylvania being emitted 10
! the floor. - :,
Mr. NEHEMIAH submitted the following resclu
| ton: 80 :,
Roped That l. rxpedent to pass another revenue Dill me
r.n hy the PREF rn with his objections TO This House
entitled provide revenue from mp nus ana !" ess
aud modify Existing imposing duties Oh np0s and for
other " the exception the 9Th a.c'n II said
bill which reas the pvo 4" INC ana asc s vs.,
FIRE from duiy and Committee of Was and Me ans be-
and they hereby, Instructed 10 fepo su' p' " ~ 'ou'
"' Mr. ~ HoTTS moved call of the House; which mo.
ton pre- vailing the roll called, and resulted IN l61
members answering TO their names
The abseBlees were then called, anu aPPeaieu 'hal
| 1879 members were present
Mr. PROFIT moved TO suspend further proceedings
under the call: rejected
The officers directed to close the doos; and the
roll being again Called several excuses were MADE an0
accepted.
On motion of Mr. FILLMORE, all further proceed
ings under the call dispensed with, and Tie doors
were opened. :.
! Mr. hlcKENNAN inquired if there was any objection
TO his resolution.
Objection having been made,
Mr. McKENNAN moved suspension OF the rules
MIR WISE observed that, i! the gentleman would
nodify his resolution, so us to provide SIMPLY fof
bringing in q bill, there would lie no obJec-
tons -. 90.
| MI. McKENNAN declined any modification of his
motion.
Mr.. PROFIT asked to be excused from voting.
| Mr.. MORGAN moved the previous question
| Laughter
before the question suspending the rules was taken
whether the resolution susct ptble OF DIVISION, so
as to take il first on that part declaring eIpedisnt 70
bring in Il rtrenue bWand stop there
The SPEAKER said that the question was prema
ture He could not undertake 10 cay what would oe
in order, till the rules were suspended
Mr. WISE inquired Of the Chair whether the resou'
lion, if let in, would DC susceptible Of amendment
Mr. CHARLES BROWN made a similar inquiry.
The CHAIR said, if the previous question should De
called and carried, il acOuid ent oft all amendments
Mr.. PROFIT asked question OF the Char, when Inc
loud and repeated calls TO order by different members
prevented the reporter from hearing
Mr.. GRANGER protested against these 'nte1rup
TONS :
MIR. PROFIT said the gentleman from New York
was NOT The Sneaker. He was asking the Speaker q
question; and If he decided against him, he would be
content, but he would not be put down by the gentle
man from New York.
Loud cries Of "order-order.
MIR. CRANG FIR insisted on the rules being observed:
The gentleman had no right 10 ask question oil
the Chair.
Mr. PROFIT replied, and, amid loud and repeated
calls to ORDER and the rappngs OF the Speaker maiie
was only heard to say tina, abe would teach the gen,
teman he was not Speaker before the day was over.
The yeas and nays were then caleo, uho iesuea !"
yeas los, nays S5-as follows
yeas-Mes>rs Aen Sherlock Andrews Apple ton Ayergg
Babcock Baker Barnard Beeson Bidack nrdsrye BAR board
rmiah Brown Burn Calhoun, Chds ChiItcneen, John C.
Clark Clinton James Cooper Ccwen cranson Cross aIh ing
c. Richard d. Davis Doc, Jno Edwards Eve %
senden Fillmore John Floyd Giddngs Patrick g. 6oode
Gordon Granger Usne Hail. Ialstea lays H"urs owaS
Hudson Charles ingcrso Joseph r. lnserso, William w
Irwin Irwin, James Keim, Andrew Kennedy Robert Nc
" msy"ai% c nor< a "sa
hard Osborne, rdrmenle pend'c"n P'pr Powell FRONT.
Rodney William RUSSELL James ~ Russell salorstal sanford
sErrperd, sadr Truman smith sn,dt:' S,ra.oh' =
Trmhui Van buren, Van Rensselaer, Wallace, Ward Weller,
Z. u. White, Thomas W. Williams, Jos. L. Williams WISE
-iag'Mess Adams, landau W: Andrews Arnold, airing
1 r. Rus oG R r. aa "' C. sI%
Campbell, William D. Gamble Thomas j. Campbell au'hets'
6a Daniel neS Ese ' an foe, Gamble Gentry
William O. Gcode Green Gwn IIaCeIsam. Harris, Holmes ines
lohnson John W Jones, John r Kennedy, King Lane Linn
Leield Abraham Mcclellan Mckay Mckeon Mallory, John
Saw VIM smith Solers spnrs Steenod Summers, Sumter,
a'ialto .n Thca" Richard w Tnomp,Sn, Jacob
Joseph l.. White, Christopher Il. Williams and Woods
MIR HAYS said he voted in the affirmative, IN the
expcc, ation that The resolution would be divided
The rules not having been suspended, as there was
not vote of twothirds-
Mr.. &. BROWN asked leave to offer the following
resolution:
R,.ord Tina, the House forthwith go into Committee the
hin No. 547 viz bill supply Temporary defect or failure in
The laws relating to the collection duties IMPORTS and Of Sc
amending said provide such tariff Of duties on articles
imported from foreign countries will adequately supply all de
fcences the Government meet the ceom
cal expenditures and all ether proper demands upon the irea
and that The said bill shall take precedence Of all other Ou
MIR. GRANGER objected.
Mr. C. BROWN moved a suspension of the rules
in order to enable him TO offer the resolution This mo
ton was decided in the negatve-yeas liz, nays 81
mot twothrds,) ms follows:
Ailetton Baker, Barton. Betson
Edlack, Black Borden, Bovine Boyd, Brewster, Aaron
Brown, Charles Brown Burke, William o. Butler, Green w
Caldwell Patrick Caldwell John Campbell cary Chapman
Clifford, Clinton Coles Coqult. Mark A. Cooper, Cowrn tran
Dog, John C. Edwards Esbe Everett: floyd, Gamble
Gerry Gilmr Patrick C. Goode, William O. Goode Gordon
Cuisine. Gwn, Iiattrsham Hail. ased Harris Hastings
Hays, Holmes Hopkins, louck lonson HUBBARD hudson
S".e ch @aF John ons Ksm
field Abraham Mcclellan. Roher Mcclellan, Mckay; Meken
Mathews, Ma,oeks yed, Miller, Mitchell, Morris, New1,ra
Osborne PaImrner Payne, Plnmer Pope Front Esad, R"o
ds f Shaw, shepherd Shields sads VIM smith nyer
sprirg, seenrod Sumter, sweeney, Jacob Th"mpson ins
Ward, Wae s Weller, Thomas W. Williams. James W
Williams, Joseph L. Williams, WISE Wood and Augustus
&%y,--Mrss Adams Allen, Landau W. Andrews sherlocI
Bir.eye Blair, Ecardman, ius Brockway, Milton Brown
Jeremiah Brown, Bunel, Calhoun, William D. 1anph.ll
Edwards Fillmore, a. l.. Foster, Gentry, Gddngs, Gogrim
KENNEDY, Lane Linn samson Mason Mahiot, Maxwell May
nard Moore Morgan, Morrow, owsey Powell Ramsey 'rna
min Randall Alexander Randall, Randolph Raynrr kdtway
Rodney William Russell, James NJ. Russell salions'aIl TRY
man Smith Stany. Slraon, Alexander H. H. stuart, John
stuart summers Taafrrro John b. Thompson, r. W. Ihomp
son, Toand, Tdpet Van Rensselaer, Warren, Washington
Edward d. White Joseph h. White Christopher H. Williams
md Yokr-sl :,
Mr. FILLMORE rose TO privileged question HI
wished 10 move reconsideration OF the vote by which
the House had refused TO suspend the rules lie dIt
not know whether he had right to make the mo
ton as he had voted in the minority, although pre-
vailed.
After some conversation on the question oil ordc
thus raised,
Mr. ToMLiNsoN, who voted wit, the majority
made the motiun To reconsider
Mr. McKENNAN moved the previous question
which was put, and carried
The motion to reconsider the vote by which the
House had refused suspend the rules, was then car
ried by The following vote-yeas 1870, nays7O
The question again required upon the motion to sns
pend the rules for the purpose Of receiving the resou
ton above 1t was decided in the negatve-yeas l22
NAYS ~. mot two thrds.)