Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

| reading. On this motion the ayes and noes wa.
dered. vie
On the question of engrossment, lI6 voted IN :,
6rmative and Ill in the negative. Nc
Mr.. GENTRY moved to recommit the bilI.u..
structions to amend by inserting another bill. IN
On the final passage of the bill the vote s,ood =,
the affirmative and ll2 in the negative, viz:
yeas-Messrs. Adams, Allen, Landau w. Andrews s..,
Andrews, Appleton. Arnold, Ayciigg. Babeock, B,k,,, ."ppt N
Baton, Birdseye, Blair, Boardnian, Borden, Bolts, Eusy. a =
Campbell, ChiIJs, Chitienden, John C. Clark, S,ale,y \ S"V "a
James Cooper, Cowen, Cranston, Crayens, Cushing Garr.,f
John Edwards, Everett, frsscnden, Fillmore, A. Iamtes,p
Granger, Green, Hall, iIoisted, Howard, Hudson, Jos.11s $ ;
gersoll, James Irwin, VIM. w. Irwin, James, Vim. Cost H. =
Isaac D. Jones, John :; Kennedy, Lane, Linn, MeKtnnan I
nard. Moore, Morgan, Morris, Morrow, Osborne, owsley p.
ter, Pearce, %Pendleton, Pope Powell, Ramsay, Benjainin, r.;
James N. Russell, saltonstaiI, %sh.pperd, simontonn, sIad, %
man Smith, Sellers, sprieg, slanly, stokely, Sttauon, Ari.,'
THOMPSON. Richard w. Thomson, T~illinsiast, TolanSS' rs ~,
son, Triplett, TrumbulI, Underworld, Van Renssrlarf, ".
Washington, Edward d. White, Joseph l.. White, Jo,fph / !
liams, Yorke, Augustus Young. and John ~Young-llG.
.Nass-Messrs. Arlington, Athrrion, Beeson, Bidlack. >.
Bovine, BOYD, Brewster, Aaron V. Brown. Milton Brown q
Brown. Burke, Sampson II. Butler, VIM; Butler, Wm. u. o.
Green W. Caldwell, Patrick g.. Caldwell, John clmpttg |,
d. Campbell, Carutllers, Cary, Casey Chapman, ClIfold, Gin,
Coles, Mark a. Cooper. Cross. Daniel, Richard D; Davis, DIV.
John G. Floyd, Chas. A; Floyd, Torrance, Thomas i T..
Gamble, Gerry, Gilmer, VIM. o. Goode, Gordon, Cuisine Ia
iaSeIsla% %,.h Harris fn h y z J. lii lyseI nS1" gscs hIgsIa', h.
Jno. w. Jones, Keim, Andrew Kennedy, King, Lewis. Linz
Abraham Mcclellan, Robert Mcclellan, Mckay, McKrnn. Il
rs, Marchand, Alfred Marshall. John Thomson Mason, Ma
| Medil, Meriwether, Miller, Mitchell, Newhaid, Partridge H.
Pickens, Plumer, Read, Reding, Rencher, Reynolds, Rh.i Il,
Rogers, Roosevelt, Sanford, Saunders, Shaw, Shields. WuL y
Snyder, Steenrod. Sumter, Jacob Thompson, Turney, Van IL
| Ward, Warren, Watlerson, Weller, James w. Williams. a.
pl,er II. Williams and Wood-lla.
MIR. J. COOPER moved q reconsideration, ~:
that he asked the previous question-which wa
tanned by the House, and the reconsideration Wa
gatived.
MIR. J. CAMPBELL moved an amendment, /,
title of the bill, so as TO make il state the bill. TO lei
the protection and encouragement OF domestic cd
features, and for other purposes.
loud cries of "Agreed.'1
MIR. M. A. COOPER moved an amendment J. /
amendment, which was understood TO entltle il
levy and collect taxes for the support of GovernrI
and 10 protect and encourage manufactures.
Mr.. J. CAMPBELL accepted the modification
The yeas and ma VS. were called for on the amendri
and were ordered, the vote being taken by telt.|
The yeas and nays resulted as follows: yeas g., 4
1877.
MIR. BEEsON rose and gave notice that he T.:|
at the next session of Congress, offer o resolutor \
ferring to a committee the enquiry whether il wout|
expedlent TO bring in q bill, similar to the amen:r]
rejected by the Committee Of the Whole, laying I'd
ON paper money Of similar denomination 10 the,l
our gold and silver coins.
Mr.. B. was proceeding to make a further stated
when lie was Informed by the Speaker that ii
not then be in order. Had it been in order, N,
wonld have continued TO the following effect:
And | will persist in the advocacy Of that me.j
in and out Of Congress, as | have done for a who.
cade of years, and until the question OF right is sell
| mean the right of taxing the coffee, tea, sugar !
blankets, the bread and clothing Of the yeomanrya
country, and exempting from taxation the s%laaia}
~jugglers, who plumber them by millions oil the III
their toll. Where are your t%hunders, where youras
p%loughmen and artisans Of the US?
The House adjourned at 6 o'clock.