Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-30
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Nf' HHRsi'TTENDEN inquired whether lie unu .h,
Nj .',, single objection was suiFc'eh' 10 sup '"'
Nj CHAIR replied in the affirmative, ana s'a'eu '"e
Inc 4 the rule upon the SUBJECT
.ubstancTr tTTrNDEN suggested TO the Senator from
VI. w c,nr,esr would indnce him to withdraw
Ono "he'n''
his objection, ,bo, if this was matter of courte'
Nj u,ould relieve the Senator; but II was ohe
s, sone "e ",,,nc, md against which the party 10
Of Eea' "'t a,,ched had labored for many years. lie
when ,ac,ea to the second reading, as matter "
laee'o'' oold by all tar and constitutional means
'VI'. ,ower endeavor 10 defeat H. ,;,a
m Gs PoT Nh vas no, ordered toa second reanlns
T.n hill regulating the taking {" 'es.'no"y :" ,',
INFESTED elections, was a''rF d 49, IONS III
.,,5 10 the Committee on The judiciary 9e' '''
nay: 70 announced tina, the hour for proceeding
Inc ~ a., had arrived; aud The Senate proceed
sd 10 consider TUE TARIFF BILL
.,;or nend,nq beng on ordering the amend
l"e ~ encrossed and the bill to be read THIRD
n'"' most animated discussion took place, ~hicn oc
''Is, the Senate till clock, r M Messts. W En-
c np,trs SMITH OF Conn, WOODBURY., bAGbi
hr MY n and CALHOUN opposed the passage OF ,ne
So ,s,s,s BUCHANAN, WRIGHT, and VIII
e' oke of the necessity of passing some bill; ane
LiA ,hy did not approve of this bill, yet they feit
no'7 ersssity of the case, that they ought To vol.
uhos, and Messrs SIMMONS, HUNTINGTON
ti.tno,TF WHITE, CRiTTENDEN, MoRhllEaD
'IVWoOD BRIDGE, advocated lis passage as IL was
an . nestiou was then taken on ordering the amend
l"' 49, ong,osssd, and the bill to be read ,hrc
H'"" ss rcsulted IN the alfrmatve-yeas ~, nays 70
V@a<~ Mss,rs. Barrow, Bates, Bayard, Buchanan
r.o,,s Conrad, Crafts, Crlttenden, Dayton, Evans
,rrnt,nr,on. Miller, Morehead, Phelps, Porter, SIN
.S"s Smi,h Of Indiana, Sprague, Sturgeon, Tall
"a WooubrIupe.
T7ns-Mcssrs Allen, Archer, Bagby, Benton, Der
IAN Calhoun, CLAYTON, Cuthbcrt, Fulton, Gtaham
henderson, King, L,nn, Mangum, Merrick, Preston
g.yss SEVER, Smith Of Conn Tappan, Walker, Wood
burr, and ioupg-25. ,,,--
Tie amendments heIng engrossed, the OH was rea'
tho ,h,rd time and passed.
NJ WRIGHT now moved TO take up the resolution
used by the House fixing the day for the adJourn
,sot lie felt that 1t would be discourleous TO IN
House unless the resolution was taken up ana oisPoS
ID Of If was taken up, he would move 10 amend
be fixing Wednesday next for the Adjournment. II
tr,d Unless il was passed in some form, that quo
,um OF the House would not be present on Monda.
Tn. Senate, however, adjourned without disposIng
the resouon-,here being - IN favor Oh ah 'u''o'"
ment, and % against VI ,,,,.,e
Mr.. j. c. CLARKE submitted resolution ina, a,
debate on the bli for the organization OF the navy s"a
use wi,bin one hour after shall have been taken u
Il, Committee of the Whole. lie demanded The pre-
v;ops oues,ion-aud the resolution was adopted.
Mr. LEVY called up the bill for the pay OF the Flor
=, militia [; was passed without debate or count
Bills living on the table, which had been returned
from the Senate wiih amendments, were taken up ant
disposed OF.
Senate bills on the table taken up TO be put or
their passage The first ofthese gave rise to much discus
sion snd opposition 1t in relation TO the suretIe
Of Samuel Swar,wout.
Tn. debate Was conducted By Nlessrs. WARD
srANLY, CAVE JOHNSON, FERRIS, and others
Mr. A V BROWN moved 10 lay II on the table. On
lhs motion the yeas and nays were ordered. The vote
stood yeas l9, nays 81.
Sundry other bd!s were disposed without debate.
NJ FILL MORE offered resolution to take up The
Senate bills the table, IN the order that they are or
We calendar FIST Gsposng Of those TO which no Oh
.teun should te made, and then returning TO those
ply.ag rise 10 debate.
A:tsr some conversation, the vote was taken OF
adopting this resolution, and carried.
The House passe. certain bills on the table, ant
Then wen, into Committee Of the Whole the state
The [ mon; when the several bills in that committee
were acted
The regulate the Navy rations was laid aside tc
te reported.
Sir WISE moved to 60 into Committee of the Whole
On this molten teers were ordered: l3 voted IN the
affirmative, and 81 IN the negative. No quorum.
Vi ADAMS moved all adjournment On this mo
ton VIZ Wise called for the yeas and nays. which we've
ordered The result was--yeas 20, nays -.