Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-16


dealt was completely fs!ess But Inc Gaze 70 w., wa
scent n. rera,6s thus ti!l-f, reconside'auon'
tb,rds Of both Houses he found to vote iet H. II WI" We
comc law Bat in tina: case, the h''' hau oTe"
ed 10 become cotPse-it hau p''' y , ,;-,d 10 re
therefor. i, was TINT the House vas not fequ',u '.
consider IL But this case, you are 'ei"' ~ -
~ do hill and 10 reconsider II. You are PER
,,;I, 10 nroceed 10 reconsider IL ne q"es''o" %,
therefore. viii Tie House fulfil the au'y '"''"'"
mon il or will il refuse To fulfil that GUY ,
RI. Sneaker has cited 10 you pieceoe"' wy -
,h = ,rcciSelv in point to show the contrary vi
us nos,,on upon this question My scc"nu pun. 81,
the House canao, act upon Inc 'hsss.s'' IN nov,
mon the bill. And, certainly, Inc Speahci WI No.
i,;, mo IN this point-that, having spread tue "s'
- nan tho ionrua, distinct from the OH, IN ''e
l,snce 10 the mandate oil the Constitution y" ~
nct upon that message before you nave P!oc.ta
consider the bill But my principal ooje.. 49, %
nne.I ,yos 10 correct the Speaker IN the c,'a'on 81
'"'s apt ,,as NJ that precedent which he stated
IN the House The question Is nom s, ha,hr
House will proceed to reconsider ti'e Oh, ",
), will rive the gentleman from ~ Ir,ot
or,4nitv Of attacking the President OF ''e my.
,,rt, ,rd If treating 10 i repetition oi ms '''u
,;n,, / have no doubt shall see the rfes'eeh'
~ nnch malirned and yhied for tins veto' aS he nus
been for asserting To others. . ,-oe,,le 20
Al FILLMORE said he believed " was "steea -,
.,.o,,ce nj Conuress TO refer all messages VI VIC
presden, 10 4 committee. But II was co"'' , ,.I
This was an exception TO the gehe'a' i"' nnse ,he
what Ground Was that exception ufeeu' III IIf
\,
~ ~ AID not conceive that the injunction oi .'
,'onsti,utiou was so pcremptory Ihey h''s"
The bin from day to day; and there was 'o . rt;
fed within which the final vote mus oe '" d an,
matter was of the gravest iinrof'a"Ie' a" Wv
L;ob :, seemed TO him. above all others, osset'eu Wv
serious consideration OF committee my ,h
hnnnd as well TO consider the reasons ass'9neu " ~
President for rejecting the bill, as they were ~
sder the bill ITSELF IS ~. p,esiden
!, nronosed TO refer this message OF the 'eS'ee"
"a larse committee, at the head OF winch G,,o
,laced the father of The House, ana h'an ds IS ,h
the huh station OF President Coulo, y. ~id ,he
Executive our ~ ,lc me &C pc m,ht not e
"oJec. 10 h"c,nS that this eqptp5n had no weight IL
-, wnen remembered that the message only
would be referred and that the bill would still he OF
the table
MIR +. concluded by moving TO lay the appel on the
table; which motion was carried in the Affirmative.
MIR. MORGAN rose, as he said, 10 poiit oil order
and was proceeding 10 say what he conceived wouit
be the fleets and advantages Of refer'ingth message
10 select committee, when number oil members
called him 10 order. He then moved the previous
question: and said he would not withdraw tora any mar
earth.
Mr. HOLMES inquired whether, when the rcpor
came in from the select committee, 1t would not be al
lowed TO he debated
Mr. FILLMORE. Certainly, certainly.
In answer 10 some inquiries IS TO the effect OF TIT
previous question:
The SPEAKER said it would bring the House to
direct vote upon the motion Of the gentleman from
Massachusetts.
The previous question then put and carried, ant
the main question ordered TO be now put.
Mr. ATilERTON appealed from the decision OF tn
Speaker that the second of the previous question
brought the House 10 a direct vote on the motion t
refer 10 n select committee lie maintained that tn
previous question cut of the motion to refer, AM
brourh, the House to direct vote upon the reconsIde
Of the bin and lis passage, notwithstanding TIN
objections Of the President
The decision of the Char sustained.
NJ A. Con in nSsia I'M lar n q
order; but also oyerrulcd.
The question was i!cn taken on the adoption of Mr.
Adams motion to refer the message OF The PreSId,n
10 i select committee OF l3 and carried IN tue aiiirma
tiye-yeas los, nays -, as follows:
Yta<-Measrs Adams, Alien, landau " Andrews, sherloc
j. Andrews Ap, ton, Arnold Aycss, Raicock. Baker, Bar
Emckway Brom,on Milton lown jeremiah i:rowm, Bururl
William Butler, Calhoun William D. Campbell iLcs j. Gal
Cooper Cowen Cranston, tmvrnS, g. DAVIS Jn" Edwards
iddlngs, Gosri' Gsansr Green lIal Hast hui
son Joseph H. instr James irwin James John T. Kennedy
Matocks Maxwell l,y narJ 3cfe. Morgan, aortow uwry
reaee, Pendeon, Powell R'nlses ,njam" Randall AisAai
Russell james NJ Russell Sa!"m,a Srpped Sade, soiief-
] Station" A n Taan.sn ' M, Io|% H. s nn H"
1langhasi, rvaud, rculs n, IFe' Ia"nGil Underwood
Whnc, Christopher u. Villains Je."rh l." Williams Yoke
hu:"s'us Young and john f,,ns,is' , r;,,.,. p,,,
Gnwnr BOYD Aaron v Blown. Charles Blown, uke Jol,
'anphe cary Chapman, Ct ford Cn,on, Gslqs .aias Il
Thomas f. Foster Gimer. William o. ,:oodc. Gordon Cuisine
t:win IIubcrslam, auis, iialAcS, HAYS, ioes Houston
Jcuson John Jones' Kei, Lewis, Abraham Mcclellan, Ro
Mcclellan Mckay, Nckton. Mallory, Mareand, Mcdh
Miller, Mitchell Newiard, rHmenci, fume Profit, Rcdne
eynod Rise F@ssr: oS,ygi sanford Saunders Shields
YIN Buren,, Ward Wai'e'sv", Weller Ja"es '" Williams
N,Sr, and No'd-ei .....
rit. COOFER of Penn. then moved that the bill be
for the present, lad upon The table.
MIR. WM COST JOHNSON raised point Of order
whether the motion could be received. lie coh,endet
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are of the bill, and motion TO lay it the table
conld be entertained IN order.
The SPEAKER over.uled the point Of order ant
was sustained BY the House
MIR. ATflERTON inquired whether, in case the bill
be- now laid on The table, would require
lwo.lEirds to take it up,
The SPEAKER SAID no. majority might take il up
MIR. GlLMER inquired whether, in the event thai
the bill was laid the table ii would not be in order Il
introduce another revenue b Il!
The SPEAK FIR sad II would provided tie bill pro
posed TO be- introduced dssimar from that return
ed 10y the Ptcsidrn, with his objections
Mr.. Gii.IilR remarked that he should ceriainl,
not wish to bring IN such bill as that which had been
vetoed.
The question then taken upon laying the bill up
nocs73
The Speak, Err laid before the House number O.
Executive documents.
The House then went into Committee of the Whole
Mr. Hopkins in The Chair, and acted bills
Ata late hour the Committee rose and the House ad
jourEcd.
Ihursday, august III.
IN SENATE.