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il Be not eniered On ihefJoufnal. p
), Res1issl. That the Pfssident II Ne Eniies
Ssases has no FigAl 10 sehd a protest 10 his
House sg.iass sny or iis pfosrsdiass-
| Add were this the Fist OCCASION On !
which an orinIen i 10 be expressed a.
gsinst the poser Of The President to send
protest 70 Congress against any Of ,its
clheial proceedings.I should stop here,
aud content myself with proposing The
resolutions have read; bat. A. John Ty- |
Ter has nsslffurnished rs 3ifh 30 sa-
ihoritx which 40 mao here can deny or
refuse. add another resolution:
& R,ssissd. Thar ne csSfk or Ibis House br
eireetsa % return he g<ssase sna PFoses, ippi.s
zaihsr.
IA. soiee. .,srho : IL ,horl. al
laugb.) Yoyhsse just said you DO nos
knoUa.'] G
The message is signed, and therefore
has an osiensible auihoF. AZ / have read
Only The recorded opinions Of Mir, Tyler
himself. and as every man is responsIble
Ter his deliberate sotemn public acts. the
sInsl resolution seems 6ei just tonse,
queuce 81 those which prscsde ii.
demand The preYioas Gussifen.
! Cries Of No. 40. ? .iCTusi. shame
fulll't sc
After brief conversation On point Of
order between Mr. Profit and The Spea.
kerr
| Mr.. Bolts said be withdrew he de-
manG for the previous question. simply
for The purpose Of 70 sking rensrk 10
his own behalf. He vas the last man 10
The House Who WOULD undertake 10 make
/ a speech. and then move the previous
Equeslion. Bit il the present case Nhe
had only read the Journal Of the proceed
biugs ofthe Senlse upon "a similar propo.
tsidcn. en- which be had undertaken 10.
show What The course Of Mr.. Tyler had
bbeen. He (Mr. B had read the speech
Eol Mr. Webster oG THAT occasion, anG had
then moved previous question. And
I'D was because be kMr. lib } did not desire
" this time TO express his own opinions
/ ibat he bad made the demand He was
TOO full Of Indignation 10 express himself
as he wenld desire u do. i /
He demanded The previous question.
/ Mr.. Wise. ! challenge the gentleman
| 10 Withdraw il.
Mr. Botss No challenge, nor threat.
FnpT brayado on the part OF that gentle
man, will induce me 10 withdraw it.
When the question on the demand for
The previous question was iaken, ana ihs
voie stood. ayes &c, noes 4S-no quorum
voting. Several mem ers sat il their
seats not passing between the Tellers
! Mfr. Andrews, OF Kentucky. moved
a call Of The House. I'M
Mt. Hofme, moved that The House
/ adjourn.
| Mr.. Linn asked ;he yeas and nays
thereon, which were ordered; and. be.
ing taken. were: Yeas AZ, nays 90.
| So 1the House refused TO adjourn, "a
quorum now voting d
And The question recurring on tie de-
mand for the previous question, there as
a second. 'E f
i Mr.. Profit moyedIto lay therssolutions
on thelable.
/ The Speaker said the motion, IL il PRE-
vailed, would carryAthe message 81 the
1 President whit ii
| Mr.. Profit said be- did not eare what il
would carry whit. II
I squesiion was taken, aad the mo-
] ton 10 lay the resolutions on the table was
ryteted.
/ And the main question (the yeas and
says, se-saded 3 , MFR Cushing, naylng
been rstused) was ordered to be now ia.
ken.
Mr.. w. W. Irwin moved that he
House adjourn. which motion was rJtft
cd. n III
A separate question was ordered on
each resolution, and the yeas and nays
were ordered. ]
And on the frat resolution. which is
ia the following words: .,
RssoIvsd, That khile this Mouse is aud ever
| will Be- ready 10 receive from The President ali
such messages and com nahnieaiions as the Con-
stilution and Laws and HE usual course Of p6b-
4 lie business authorize him 10 transmit 10 i, YET
il cannot ree6gnise any right 10 him 10 make
Formal protest against voses and proceedings Of
! this House, declaring such votes and proceed
i ings ID be illegal and Unconstitutional, ahd4re-
guessing the House 10 enter such protest on its
journal.
The vote resulted al follows:
Yeas-s7. Nays-46.
|. So The first resolution was adopted.
On the second resolution, which is in
he following words:
Pesslrta, That The aforesaid protes,it breash
or Ire privileges Of this House, and Ihstitbs not
entered % The Journal.
The vote resulted as follows:
Ayes-66. Noes-4S. M ~
So the second resolution was adopted.
On the third resolution, which is in the
following words:
RssOlrsd, That The President OF the United
slsres has no right to send pre,estlo This House
agaiHs. any Of It's Proceedings
The vote resulted as follows:
Yeas-S6. Nays-53.
So The third resolution was adopted.
The saueslion recurring on the fourth
resolution. which IS in the following
words: #
I Resesrsd That the Clerk OF ,his House be d.
reslsd 10 Islura The message and protest 10 is
author:
Mr.. Bolts said some Of bis friends bad
expressed desire that be should With
draw this resolution. He did not knox
whether il was 10 his power 10 do so. !
The Speaker said, only BY general con-
sent. ~
Mr. Wise. objected.
Dir. Bolts said, very well. For his own
pail, be preferred his resolution 10 all The
others.
fSevefsl voices, $50 do III
Sir. Adams asked 70 be excused from
voting On considerations Of personal deli
eacy. both as respected the President Of
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