Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03

ri Mr. Bolts. No challenge, nor threat, no bra
vado, on the part of that gentleman, will induce NJ
I TO Withdraw il. When the question on the deman
Tor the previous que tion was taken, and the vo'
stood, aye, &C, noes 4s-no quorum voting. ISs
veral members sat in their tents, not passing be
tween the Tc;ersl
, Mr. ANDREWS, OF Kentucky. moved call G
the House
Mr. HOLMES moved tina, the House adjourn.
MIR LINN aske the yeas and nays thereon, whic
wete orde cd; and being takcl. wetc; Yeas ~, nay
90.
So the House rcfufcl to adjourn, quorum nov
voting.
And the question recurring on the demand for tn
previous Question:
There was n second.
Mr. PRoFFlrT moved to lay the se,olutions oil
the table.
The SPEAKER sad the motion, if i, prevailed
| Mr. PROFFIr ead he did notcaIe what il woulC
carry with il.
The question was taken, and the motion TO lay
the resolutions on the tabl, was rejected.
And the main question (lhc yeas and nays, de-
manded by MIR Gushing, having been relused) was
| ordered to be now taken.
Mr. w w IRWIN moved tina, the House ad.
journ, which motion was rejected.
| A separate question was ordered on each resolu.
ton. and the yeas and nays werc ordered.
And on the first resolution, which is in the follow
ing words
Rssclrtd, Tha, while this House is and ever will
be ready TO receive from the President all such mes.
sages and communications as the Constitution and
Laws and the usual course of public business au-
thotze him to tTsnsmit TO IT, yet cannot
any right in him to make formal protest against
votes and proceedings of this House, declaring such
vo,es ard proceedings TO be illegal and unconsti,u
tiona and requesting the House TO enter such pro-
4 test on its Journal.
The vote resulted as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Adams, landau w Andrews,
Arnold. babeock, Barnard, Brdseye, Blair, Board.
man, Borden, Bots, Broekway, Jerenish Brown.
Calhoun, VIM Campbell, Thomas ] Campbell.
Caruihers, Chittenden, John Clark. Cowen, @
Davis John Edwards, Everett, Fillmore, Gamble,
Gentry, Graham, Grsnssr, Green. labersham,
Hall, Halsied, Howard, Hudson, X lnsersoll,
Isaac Jones, John Kennedy, King, Linn,
MeKennan, Samson Mason, MaIhiot, Mauocks,
Maxwell, Maynard, Mitchell, Moore, Morrow,
Osborne, Owsley, Pope, Powell, Ramsey, Benjamin
Randall, Alex. Randall, Randolph, Rayner. Rdg-
way, Rodney. William Russell, James NJ Russell,
Saltonstall, Shepherd, Smonton, Slade, Truman
Smith, Sprgg, Stanly, Suaiton, Summers, Talia-
ferro, John d Thompson, Richard w Thompson,
| Tillinshasi, Toand, Tomlinson, Triplelt, Trum.
| bull, Underwood, Van Rensselaer,. Wallace, War
| rem. Washington. Thomas w Williams, Joseph L
Williams, Yorke, Youns-s7.
NAYS-Messrs. Arlington, Anterior, Black,
| Boyd, Aaron Brown, Burke, William o Butler,
Patrick c Caldwell. Casey, Coles. Cross, Gushing
| Richard ID Davis, Dawson, Gordon, Harris, Hast.
ings, Hays, Hopkins, Hubbard, w w Irwin, Cave
Johnson, John w Jones, Abraham Mcclellan,
Mallory, Medill, Newhard, Oliver, Parmenter.
Payne, Profit, Read, Reding, Reynolds, Riggs Ro-
gers, Shaw, Shields, Steenrod, Jacob Thompson,
Van Buren,, Weller, James w Williams, Wise,
Wood-4G
So the first resolution was adopted.
On the second resolution, which is in the follow.
| ing words;
R,sOlrsd. That the aforesaid protest is breach
Of the privileges of this House. and that II be not
entered on the Journal
The vote resulted o, follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Adams, w Andrews. Ar
mold, Babcoek, Barnard, Barton, Brdseye, Blair,
Boardmap, Borden, Bolts, Brcckway, ] Brown,
Calhoun, w Campbell, Thomas Campbell,
Caruthers, Chittenden, Clark, Cowen, Grams.
ton, Davis, John Edwards, Everett, Fillmore,
Gamble, Gentry, Graham, Granger, Green, Haber-
sham, Hail. Halsied, Howard, Hudson, Joseph r
lngersoll, Jones, John Kennedy, King, Linn,
McKennan, Thomas F Marshall, Samson Mason
Mathiot, Mauoeks, Maxwell, Maynard, Moo O.,
Morrow, Osborne, Owsley, Powell, Ramsey, Ben
lamin Randall, a Randall, Randolph, Rayner.
Ridsway, Rodney, VIM Russell, James M Russell,
SaltonstaIl, ShepPerd, Simonton. Snde, Truman
Smith, Sprgg, Stanly, Stration, Summers, Tslia-
feuo, Thompson, r w Thompson, Tilling
hast, Toand. Tomlinson, Trplett, Trumbull, Van
Rensselaer,, Wallace, Warren, Washington. l. D
White, 7 w Williams, Joseph L Williams, Yorke,
A Youngest
NAYS-Messrs. Arlington, A,her,on, Black,
Boyd, A Y Brown, Burke, William o Butler, Cary,
Casey, Coles, Cross, Gushing, Daniel, II D Davis,
Dawson, John Edwards J G Floyd, Gordon
Gwn, Harris, Hastings, Hays. Hopkins, Hubard,
w w Irwin, Cave johnson, w Jones, Abraham
Mcclellan, Mallory, Medill, Newhard, Oliver, Par
mentsr, Read, Reding, Reynolds, Riggs, Rogers,
Shaw, Shields, Vim Smith, Steenrod, Thompson,
Ward, Weller, James w Williams, Wise. Wood
is.
So the second resolution was adopted.
On the third resolution, which is in the following
words:
RssOlred, That the President OF The United States
has no right TO send protest 10 this House against
any Of It's proceedings.
The vote resulted as follows: yeas So, nays 50.
So the third resolution was adopted.
The question recurring on the fourth resolution,
which IS in the following words:
RssOEvsd, That the Clerk OF this House be direct
cd 10 return the message and is protest TO its
thor.
MIR Bolts said some Of his friends had express
ed desire that he should withdraw this resolution.
tie did not know whether il was in his power 10 do
The SPEAKER said, only by general consent
Mr. WISE objected.
Mr. Bolts, said very well. For his own part
he preferred this resolution to ell the others.
Several voices. $50 do l."l
Mr. ADAMS asked to be excused from voting on
considerations Of personal deicncy, both rs respect
ed the President Of the U. S. and himself.
But the House would not excuse him.
Mr. WISE asked to be excused from voting; not
that he had any personal objection voting but he
had great regard for the Clerk OF the House, and
who might possibly fall into the hands Of Jim Will
kins the Presidents butler lHoarty aughterI
| voice. Never mind; well take care Of him. ]
| Mr. WISE withdrew his motion.
The question on the said fourth resolution wa $
then taken, and the vote resulted as follows
| YEAS-Messrs. Landau w Andrews, Arnold,
| BabeoCk, Barton, Birdseye Blair. Boardman Dor
den, Bolts, w Campbell, Il ] Campbell, Caruth-
ers, Cbiitsnden. ohm G Clark, Cowen, Cnnston,
| Garrett Davis, John Edwords, Everett, a l. Foster,
Gamble, Gentry, Green, Hall, Howard, Hudson,
John p Kennedy, King Linn, MeKennan, Sam.
son Mason, Mathiot, Maynard, Mitchell, Morrow,
Osborne, Owsley, Powell, Rayner. Ridgway, Jas
NJ Russell, Saltonstall, Simonlon, Slade, Truman
Smith, Sprigg, Slany, S,ruuon, Summers. John B
Thompson, Richard w Thompson, TIinghas,,
Toand, Tfipleu, Trumbull, Underwood, Wallace,
Warren, Washington, I'd - White. Joseph l.
Williams, Yorke, Aususlus Young-62.
NAYS-Messrs Arlington, Atheron, Black
Boyd, Aaron V. Brown, Burke, WIN o Butler, p C
Caldwell John Campbell, Cary, Casey, Coles
Mark A Cooper, Cross, Gushing, Daniel, Richard
ID Davis Dawson. John Edwards, JON @ FIoJ
William o GOode, Gordon, Graham, Gwin, Haber.
shom, Harris, Hastings, Hays, Holmes, Hopkins
Hubbard, Hunter, VIM w Irwin, Cave Johnson
John W Jones, Isaac ID Jones' Abraham MoClol
Inn, Mckay, Mallory Mauocks, Maxwell, Medill
o liver, Pam outor. Payne, Profit. Ramsey, Ran
dolph, Read, Redirg Reynolds Rhoti, Riggs, Rod
, nsY, Roger, William Russell, Shaw, Sheppard
Shields William Smith, Steenrod, Jacob Thomp
son, Van Buren,, Ward, Weller, w Williams
Wise, Wood-G9
So the fourth resolution was rejected.
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