Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-02

i isipns OF any treaty with foreign powers, wh'cN
had not, in The bill, been made speclal -
it's ennctmenls He moved the previous question on
concnrr,ng with the Senate III us aheho"'e"'' oo
wiildre:y tie call at the request OF .
MIR LINN. who v ished briefly 10 explain his rea
sons for avng before voted against TINS Dill.
MIR LINN said he was IN favor OF protecton-he
had voted AGAINST the Revenue bill already, not BE-
cause he was opposed TO the protective pfhcp oh'
because he unwilling TO sacrilice o'sl'ipu.'"'.-
When his remarks were concluded, he renewed the De
and for the previous question:
Mr. CLIFFORD moved TO lay the amenoments on
the table r..
was un wiling since the last veto to act on this sub
ject at ALL because he thought The Time had come "heh
this Congress could itself with honor and glory
by giving rehuke to Executive insolence
j., Mr.. Bolts vas not excused
MIR GAMBLE asked if the motion was to lay Tie
: amendments or the bill on the table
He was informed that it was to lay both on the table
The question being taken by yeas and nays, on MIR.
:. ClAord's motion, the result was-yeas oo' ana nays
100. follows: -
Teas-Messrs Arnold, Arlington, Ather,on' Black,
Ter. G. w. Caldwell, p c. Caldwell, j. Campbell,
Casey Clifford, Clinton, Coles, NJ. A. Cooper, Cross,
Daniel Dean, J. G. Edwards, Egbert, Gamble, Gilmer,
I Goggin, W. O. Goode, Graham, Gwin, fiabersham,
Harris, Hays Holmes, Hopkins, Houston, huoatd'
Hunter, Cave Johnson, j. W. Jones, King, Lewis,
I.it,lefeld, Abraham Mcclellan, Mckay, Mallory,
Mason, Mathews, Aled Owsley, Payne, Rayner,
Reding, Reynolds, Rhett, Saunders, Shaw, w Smith,
S,eenrod, Sumpter, j. Thompson, Iurney, Warren,
Watterson, Weller james w. Williams, Wood
Nays Nlessrs Adams, Allen, l.. W. Andrews, S.
j. Andrews, Appleton, Aycrigg, Babcock, Baker,
Barnard, Barton, Bidack Brdseye, Blair, Boardman,
Borden, Brockway, Milton Brown, C. Brown, J Brown,
Burnell, Calhoun, w. B. Campbell, i. J. Campbell,
Caruthers, Chds Chittenden J. c. Clark, j. Cooper,
Cowen, Crans.on, Gushing, Garrett DAVIS, R.. d.
Davis, Deberry, John Edwards, Everett Ferris, Fes
sender, Fillmore, Floyd, Gentry, Gerry, Giddings,
r G. Goode, Gordon Granger, Cuisine, Hall, Hal
sied, Houck, Howard, Hunt, G. j. lngersoll, J. TX H.
Il F. Kennedy, Linn, Robert Mcclellan, Mchennan,
Samson Mason, Mathot, Mattocks Maxwell, Maynard
Mitchell, Moore, Morgan Morris, Morrow, Newhard,
Oliver, Osborne, Parmener, Pearce, flumer, rope,
Powell, Profit, Ramsey, b. Randall, a. Randall, Ran
dolpb, Read, Ridgway, Riggs Rodney, W. Russell, j.
NJ Russell, Saonstall, Shepherd, Simonton, Siade,
T. Smith, Sellers, Sprgg, Stany, Siralion, A. H. II.
Stuart, J. II. Stuart, Talaferro, r. W. Thompson, i
ney, Underwood, Van Buren,, Van Rensselaer,, Ward
Washington, f. D. White, 7. w. Williams, }. L. Will
lams, Wise, Yorke, and Young-l2O.
The general wish appeared to be that the vote should
| he taken on NIL the amendments at once
MIR. JOHNSON, of Maryland, moved that the ques.
ton should be taken separately striking out the 18th
section of the bill, which fobids officers employed IN
collecting or protecting revenue TO draw their salary
from the sums collected before they paid into the
Treasury.
mcn,s and singly on striking out the 18th section;
all the Senate amendments were concured IN without
count.
( Mr. McKENNAN moved reconsideration of the
vote just taken.
The motion negatIved.
Mr.. FILLMORE submitted resolution, providing
that all debate in Committee Of the Whole the bill
o limit the sale Of the public stock TO par and to au-
thorze the issue of Treasury notes in lieu thereof,
should terminate in Two hours after the bill shall have
been taken up.
The House then went into Committee of the Whole,
! and after some conversation between Mr.. WISE and
! Mr. FILLMORE, the bill authorizing lie issue Of
Treasury notes taken up with the general under
standing that the Navy Organization bill should be
next considered.
/ The Treasury Note bill gave rise to debate which
took wide range, beginning in all the various ques'
tons Of public policy which have been agltated during
the present session. The principal participants IN
the debate were Messrs. BARNARD, FILLMORE,
Bolts, ADAMS, CUSHING, RAYNER, MAR.
SHALL, and ARNOLD.
The two hours having elapsed the FIRST question was
l on amendment proposed by Ar. BUTTS 10 Strike
out the authority 10 issue Treasury notes
i The amendment re jeccd.
Mr.. BOLTS then proposed an additional section,
providing that certificates Of stock shall be issued,
except for bona hde loan.
To this, Mr. EVERETT offered modification
which was accepted by Mr.. Bolts, providing that
no certificate of stock should be issued for any sum
less than $500.
On the amendment mus mociiso eI!eis were OF
T dered, and II rejected
The committee then rose and reported lie OIL 70 lie
House without amendment
| Mr.. Bolts modifying that part of his amendment
offered by Mr. Everett by substituting one hundred
dollars for five hundred, submitted it again, and de-
nanded The previous question. lie withdrew his mo.
ton for Mr. Sanly, who spoke at length on the pros
poets of The Wing party, and the course oil the rresI-
dent
On the amendment of Mr. Bolts, the ayes and noes
!, 10
On the passage of the bill, the ayes and noes were
again ordered The vote stood, ayes 10, noes 3o.-
So Tie bill passed
!, On motion of Mr.. UNDERWOOD, the rrpor, from
The Committee Of Conference in relation to the rct
concerning the vending Of lottery tickets was concur
red in.
The resolutions relating 10 Colts b.morne battery,
as amended by the Senate were referred to the Com
muee OF the Whole
The resolution returned from the Senate fixing two
clock Wednesday next the time OF adjournment,
was concurred m
After an efror, By MIR. Barnard 10 postpone the SUBJ
iect till TO morrow, and motion by Mr. Iinghast 10
Law the resolution on the table,
Il The bill relating to taking Of testimony in
, Of contested elections, was next taken up
|, After attempts at amending the Senate amendments
and protracted debate,
, Mr. WISE moved TO lay The bill on The table Inc
, motion was npgatived.
On the question Of concurring with the first amend
ment of the Senate, which deiers and limits the opera
ton of the section prescribing the election Of members
of Congress by single dsr'cs, the ayes and noes were
ordered The vote stood-ayes 56, noes %. So the
r amendment not concnrred IN.
n Mr. IRWIN moved TO lay the whole subject, bill
and amendments on the table, and called for The ayes
md noes on his motion The vote Stood ayes 6S
81.
So the motion 10 lay on the table WIS nega,vcd
The second amendment Of the Senate not con
&, CURED in, and the others were agreed TO-
After disposing of some Senate bills, the House cd
, journed.
!, Tuesday, august 30, lo42.
:, IN SENATE.
The bill making an appropriation for the execution
of The treaty with the Wyandot Indians, (Which was
ratified during the present month"; and for other pur