Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-29

the vote by which the House yesterday teleeiea the
bill entitled An act for the relief Of Hugh Stewart.
MIR FILLMORE appealed to the gentleman
from New York TO allow the bill rom the Senate
TO be taken up.
Mr BOVINE inquiredf there was any prOLa.
bility OF its being deoated.
Mr. FlLLMORE said he hoped not.
Me- BOVINE said, with that understanding, he
would consent.
The Clerk commenced reading the amendment
of the Senate.
Mr. WISE rose, and inquired how that bill came
M.
The SPEAKER replied that it came up, there
bong no objection.
Mr WISE said, Then object.
Mr FILLMORE submitted that the objection
MIR WISE denied that it came too late; Zoe he
objected as soon he knew tue bill WAS before the
| House.
Mr FILLMORE with much warmly said. il
tho gentleman would stand ON that floor aud pre-
vent the collection OF revenue. with the gentleman
be the responsibility: he (Nir FnLMuREl had done
his duty; aud he moved that the House resolve
itself into Committee OF the Whole the state Of
the Union.
! Mr. WISE. All, that is no bugbear to me.
MIR ]. II. lNGERSOLL tgreaty exeited.) |
move TO suspend the rule TO take il up.
MIR BOVINE hoped that his motion would 10 dis
posed of first.
MIR J. II. INGERSOLL begged the gentleman
from New York TO allow this bill to DO taken up.
The Clerk again essayed 10 read the proyiso.
MIR WISE again rose and inquired il that was
the regular order of busiucssl
The SPEAKER was understood, amidst great
confusion, TO state that the business having priority
had been waived; and, therefore, that this business
MIR TURNKEY inquired what became ofthe other
orders of businessl
THE PROVISIONAL TARIFF.
This bill was then taken up, and the Clerk read
the amendment of the Senate as follows:
| The House had inserted the following proviso-
"Proridsi, that nothing herein contained shall
suspend the distribution OF the proceeds OF the pub
lie lands anything herein contained, and anything
contained IN the proviso TO the sixth section of the
act approved 18th September, 1871, entitled AN act
lie lands, and TO grant pre- .emplion rights, 10 the
| contrary, Notwithstanding"
The Senate had striker out this proviso, and in.
serted, in lieu thereof, the following:
"That the distribution of the proceeds of the
public lands authorized and directed by the act OF
Congress of the ith September, lSil, entitled AN
act TO appropriate the proceeds OF the public lands,
and TO grant pre- omptiou rights shall he, and the
same is hereby, suspended and postponed until the
LIST day OF August, 1912; and the said nc; OF the 18th
September, lSil, shall be no otherwise affected. or
modhed than merely 10 postpone TO the said FIRST
| of August next, the distribution OF said proceeds
directed by that act to be made on the LIST July
1872, anything in this act or the said &c. OF 9TH Sep
iemher. ISL, 10 the contrary, Notwithstanding"
! MIR YORKE moved the previous question.
MIR WISE rose to ask if there could no, be a d.
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provso OF the House; and next, on the adoption
Of the proviso of the Senate.
The SPEAKER was understood TO put the
question on concurrng with the amendment Of the
Senate.
Mr. GwIN asked If il was in order to move TO lay
/ the bill on the table.
| a conversation here cnsued between MrCAVE
JOHNSON and the SPEAKER, the purport OF
which not understood.
Mr. WELLER then moved 10 Law the whole
subject on the table, and called for the yeas and
nays thereon; which were ordered.
The motion was nesatvcd-yeas 81, nays I13.
| The question then, REQUIRED on the motion for
the previous question; which was agreed to.
The next question was the following, "Shall the
main question be now putlr
MIR TURNEY called for the yeas and nays;
and they were ordered.
The House determined that the main question
should be now put-ayes l05i noes 90.
The main questisn then coming up, on concur
ring in the amendment Of the Senate
MIR CAVE JOHNSON called for the yeas and
nays; which were ordered.
MIR HOLMES desired to get an explanation from
the chairman OF the Committee OF Ways and Means
in regard TO the effect Of the amendment. This he
hoped, would, by general consent, be allowed him.
Objections were made 10y several, and cries OF
"OYdet! ordeI,"
Mr. WISE said he would like to be excused from
voting, because lac did not know what the amend
ment was.
More cries of "Order Orderl - and "ouostOn
The main question was then taken on concur
ring in the amendment of The Senate, and decided
in the atiirmative-yeas IOi, nays %, as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Allen. Landau w Andrews,
Sherlock J Andrews, Appleton, Arnold, b! ker,
Ban,rd, Barton, Birdseye, Blair, Boardman Bor
den, Bolts, Briggs, Brockway, Bronson. Milton
! Brown. Burnoll. VIM. Butler, William r Camp.
bell, Thomas Campbell, Caruihers, Casey, ChiIds,
Chitenden, John q Clark, Staley Clarke, james
Cooper, COwen, Cranston, Gauett Davis, Deberry,
1 John Edwards. l.vgTett EesgeudPn- a
Lawrence Foster, Gamble, Gentry. Giddings. Cog
~, psi-Nis - Old, S'-i''s'' Si..,4r, Dr4.n.
SOIL James irwin, WIN w Irwin James, John r.
kinnedy, Lane, Linn, Mckennan, Samson Mason,
Ma,tocks, Maxwell, Maynard, Michel, Moore,
Morris, Morrow, Osborne, Owsley. Parmenier,
Pendleion, Pope, Ramsay, Benjlmn Rlnda |, Ran
dolph, Rdsway, VIM. Russell, James NJ Russell,
Slonstall, Shepperd. Smonion, Snde, Truman
Smith. Sianly, StokeIy, Siratton, Alexander IL II
Stuart, John L Stuart, Taliafeuo, Richard w
Thompson, Tilinghast, Toand. Tomlioson. Trip.
lett, Trumoull, Underwood Van Rensselaer,, wal
lace, Warren, Washington, Edward - White,
Christopher IL Williams, YoFkc, Augustus Young,
and John YOung-l0i.
| NAYS-AlcssrF. Adams, Arlington Beeson,
Bidack, Black, Bovine, Brewster, Aaron v Brown,
Charles Brown, Burke, Wm. o Butler, Patrick G
! Caldwell John Campbell, Cary, Chapman, Gift
ford, Clinton, Coles, Mafk A Cooper, Cravens,
Cross, Gushing. Daniel, Richard ID Davis, Dean,
| Dog, Elstmen, John G Edwards, EgbeTt, Ferris,
John G Floyd, Charles a Floyd, Fornance, Thos.
F Foster, WIN Goode, Gwn, uaLershan, IIar-
RE, John Hastings, Hays, Hopkins, Houck, Hous-
| ton, Howard, HUBBARD, Hunter, Charles Ingcrsoll,
| Jack, WIN Cost johnson, Cave Johnson, John w.
Jones, Keim, Andrew Kennedy, Lewis, Liitlefeld,
Abraham Mcclellan, Robert Mcclellan, Mckay,
McKeon, Mallory, Marchand, Alfred Marshall, Jno
/ Thompson, Mason. Mathews Medil, Meriwether
] Miller, Newhard, Oliver, P8triIgc, Payne, Pickcns
Pumer, Profit, Redng, Rencher, Reynolds, Rhett,
Riggs, Rogers, Roosevelt, SANFORD, Saunders
Shaw, VIM. Smith, Snyder, StesnrOJ, sweeney,
Turney, Van Buren,, Ward Weller, Joseph l..
White, James w Williams, Wise, and Wooi-g6
So The amendmen, Of the Senate was concurred
in.