Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-26

rirh while others contended that TIC Speaker V"it
vas provided for under the rules, and that the Only
time he could vote was after The vote Of the House wa
announced. Such however, was the noise ana con'u
sion prevailing that is impossible to give the partcn
lars of this part CT the proceedings, in regular sueses
sion
The SPEAKER decided tina, MIR. Andrews had
right TO vote. -,
MIR. WISE insisted that the case was already dre'd
ID and referred TO case where the vote was precise
" like the Tresent-a majority of one Speaker fo'h
voted in the negative; and by making the vote e OF
n tcatpd the bill
Mr.. SAUNDERS referred 10 the vote in 1873, on
. the charter Of the Bank Of the United States, when
i Mr. Speaker Cheves, voting in The negative, mace
d tie vote, and thus defeated the bill.
Mr. NEHEMIAH said he would state the iacts as
he recoectet them. After the vote taken, the
Speaker announced it to be-yeas l03, nays lU2-aho
said the ayes had IT,
He (Mr McK.) then asked what was The next CUES,
ton and
The SPEAKER replied That II Would De on Inc pas
sage of the bill
Mir NEHEMIAH said, under this state of the case,
he commended that the Speaker had no right to vote,
and the gentleman from Kentucky had no right to vote
Mr. GILMER said that the question was, whether
the Speaker had right to announce that The vote was
decided in the affirmative, stated by the gentleman
from PENNSYLVANIA The Speaker was bound to a n
nounce the vote of the House, and then 10 give his
vote.
MIR. EVERETT rose TO question of order; but there
were so many claiming be heard at the time, that the
reporter could not hear what 1t was
Order being restored
Mr. GlLMER read the rule, {given aboye) and con-
tended tina, the Speaker had right 10 announce the
decision Of the question till after he had announced the
vote of the House, and given his own vote
Tie ppEAKER repeated his decision, that Mr.An-
drews had right to vote aud that Sentemans name
being called, he voted ay.
Mr. STANLY then desired his name TO be called J;
which was done, and he also voted ay.
The SPEAKER then announced the vote on engross
ment to be yeas l05, nays leg, as follows;
Yeas--Messrs Allen, Landau W. Andrews, Sher-
lock j. Andrews Appleton, Aycrigg, Bahcock, Baker,
Barnard, Barton, Beeson, Bdlack, Brdseye Blair,
Boordman, Borden, Briggs, Brockwny, Chures Brown,
Jeremiah Brown, Burne Calhoun, Chllds, Chllten-
den. John c. Clark, James Cooper, Cowen, Cranston,
Gushing, G. Davis, Richard D. Davis, John Edwards
Everett, Ferris, Fessenden, Fillmore, Gerry, Gid
dncs. Patrick g. Goode, Gordon, Granger, Cuisine,
uniI. lIalsted. Houck, Howard, Hudson, Hunt Chas
j. neersoll, jose phi r. Ingersoll, James Irwin, VIM
W. Irwin, Keim John p. Kennedy, Robert Mcclellan,
McKennan. Thomas F. Marshall, Samson Mason, Mat
locks. Maxwell, MAYNARD, Moore, Morgan, Morris,
| Morrow Newhard, Osborne, Parmenter, Pearce, Pu
mer. Pope. Powell, Profit Ramsey, Benjamin Randall,
Alexander Randall Randolph, Read, Rdgway Riggs,
Rodney, WIN Russell, James Nj. Russell, Saltonslal,
Sanford Slade Truman Smith, Sellers, Stanly STRAIT
ton, John 4. Stuart Taliaerro, Richard W. Thompson,
Tliinghast Toland, Tomlinson, Trumbull Van Buren,,
Van Rensselaer,, Wallace, Ward, Edward D. White,
Thomas W. Williams, Joseph ID. Williams, Yorke,
and Augustus \ oung-iuo. -.
Nays-hlessrs. Adams Arnold, Arlington, Ather-
tom Black, Bolts Boyd, A. " Brown, Milton Brown,
Burke, William o. Butler, Green W. Caldwell, Pa
trick c. Caldwell, John Campbell, VIM. b: Campbell,
Thomas J. Campbell, Caruihers, Cary, Casey Cliff
ford Clinton, Coles Colquitt Mark A. Cooper, Ora.
yens, Cross, Daniel, Dawson, Dean Deberry, Doan,
Doig John c. Edwards, Egbert John u. Floyd, A.
l.. Foster, Thomas F. Foster Gamble, Gentry, GIL
mer, Goggin, William o. Goodc, Graham, Green,
Gwin, Iiubersham, Harris, Hastings bays, Holiness
Inhn
Andrew Kennedy, King Lane, Lewis, Linn, Little
field, Abraham Mcclellan, Mckay, McKeon, Mallory,
John T. Mason, Mathiot, Mathews, Miller, MITCHELL
Owsey, Payne, Rayner, Reding, Reynolds, Rhett
Rogers, Roosevelt, Saunders, Shaw, Sheppefa, "n
smith Shields, S,eenrod, Summers, Sumter, John b
j, Thompson, Triplett, Turney, Under wood, Warren,
Washington, Wat,erson, Weller James W. Williams
Chrs,opher H. Williams, Wise and Wood-lO2
The question then coming up on The passage OF the
bill
Mr. McKENNAN demanded The previous question:
under the operation of which the bill passed-yeas
los, nays lob, as follows:
Teas-Nlessrs. Allen, Landau W. Andrews, Sher
lock J. Andrews Appleton, Ayer'gg, Baocock' baker
Barnard Barton, Beeson, B,dlack, Brdseye, Blar
Boardman, Borden, Briggs, Brockway, Charles Brown
jeremiah Brown, Burnell, Calhoun, Childs, Chitten
den, John c. Clark James Cooper, Cowen, Cranston'
Gushing, Garrett Davis, Richard d. Davis, John Ed
wards, Everett Ferris, Fessenden, Fillmore, Gerry,
Giddings, Patrick G. Goode, Gordon, Granger, Gus
Tine, Hall, Hasted, Houck, Howard, Hudson, Hunt,
Charles j. ngersolI, Joseph R. lngersoll, James IT.
vim, William w. Irwin, Kem, John r; hennedy'
Robert Mcclellan, McKennan, Thomas :. marshal
Samson Mason, Ma,tocks, Maxwell, Maynard, Moore,
Morgan, Morris, Morrow, Newhard, Osborne, parmen-
ter Pearce Pumcr, Pope, Powell, Profit, Ramsay,
Benjamin Randall, Alexander Randall, RandolP pm, Read,
Rdgway Riggs, Rodney, William RUSSELL james y! W.
Russell, Sal,onsta Sanford, Sade, Truman Smith,
Sellers, Slralton John T. Stuart Taliaterro, Richard
w Thompson, Tillinghast, Toland, Tomlinson, Irum-
bull, Van Buren,, Van Rensselaer,, Wallace, Ward, +.
, D. White L. W. Williams, J. l.. Williams, forke,
and Augustus Young-l0o.
Nays-blessrs. Adams. Arnold, Arlington, Atherton,
Black, Bolts, Boyd, A. v. Brown, NJ. Brown, Burke,
William O. Butler, Green w. Caldwell, Patrick c.
CALDWELL John Campbell, William B. Campbell, Thos
J. Campbell Caruthers Cary Casey, Clifford, Gin
Daniel Dawson, Dean, Deterry, Doan, Doig, John c.
Edwards Epbert John g. Floyd, A. l.. Foster, Thos.
L. Foster, Gamble, Gentry, Gilmer, Goggln, William
O. node, Graham, Green, Gwin, Habersham, Harris,
Hastings, Hays, Holmes, Hopkins, Houston, HUBBARD,
Hunter W. c. Johnson, c. Johnson, Jno W Jones. A,
Kennedy, King, Lane, Lewis Linn, Litilehed, A. Nc
Clellan, Mckay, McKeon, Mallory. John Thomson
Mason Nlathot, Mathews, Medill, Miller Mitchell,
Owsley, Payne, Rayner, Redng, Reynolds, Rhett,
Rogers Roose ve Saunders Shaw, SHEPHERD, Shields,
William Smith, Sprigg sleenrod, Summers, Sumter,
John B. Thompson, Jacob Thompson, Trplett, Tur-
/, new, Underwood, Warren, Washington, Walterson,
Weller, James w. Williams, christopher II. Williams,
Wise, and Wood-103
) So the bill was passed.
MIR. cKENNAN moved reconsideration of the
: vote lust taken-rejected without count.
Mr. RANDOLPH moved 10 amend the title by
striking out and inserting so bill TO provide revenue
from imp ports, and to change and modify existing laws
imposing duties imports
, Mr.. ROOSEVELT moved 10 amend the motion, by
adding the words sand protect domestic manuiac
lures"
e MIR. STANLY hoped the amendment would be adopt
ted and moved the previous question; under the ope-
ration of which the amendment of Mr. Roosevelt was
rciec,ed-yeas "a, nays los, as follows:
e Yeas Nlessrs Adams Arnold, Arlington, Ather-
ton, Avcrigg Babcock Barton, Black, Bolts, Boyd,
D Aaron " Brown, Burke, William o. Butler, P: c.
: Caldwell, j. Campbrl w. B. Campbell, Clifford,
Clinton, Coles, Coquitt, NJ. A. Cooper. Cravens,
r Cross, Daniel, G. Davis R. D. Davis, Dawson Egg
bert, A. l.. Foster, T. F. Foster, Gamble, Gentry,
s Green Gwin. Habersham, Harris, Holmes, Hopkins,