Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

ling in the House, resolution 10 terminate all deoats
at such hour may be designated.
| The committee then rose and reported progress
when .
feet that NIL debate on the bill authorizing ressue u
Treasury notes. shall at three o'clock TO day. anc
that the committee shall then proceed 10 vote the
a;uc ndmen,s pending, which may be offered, ane
report 10 the House such as may he agreed
10 by The committee. lie moved The previous question
MIR. GlLMER asked the gentleman to waive Ia:
motion to enable him 10 submit a resolution, that, ate
10 day, the House will meet at ten o'clock, a. NJ
| Mr. FILLMORE insisted on his motion.
| Mr.. GlLMER gave notice that ne would offer inc
resolution as soon as he could get the floor Tor tha
purpose.
| The previous question was seconded, and on The
OF the resolution Of Mr. Fillmore the yeas and
NAYS were ordered, and taken. The result was-yeas
| g. nays CO.
So that the resolution TO terminate the oeoae el
O. clock was adopted.
| Mr. FILLMORE moved that the House 60 again into
committee
Mr. WISE moved that The House adjourn ;,
Mr. FILLMORE hoped that The gentleman would
withdraw the notion but
| MIR. WISE insisted upon II; and the question beng
taken, the House refused 10 adjourn.
The House went again into committee, when
Mr. WISE obtained the floor, and having answered
an objection made TO of the features OF The Eiche
quer BILL by q gentleman from Pennsylvania he enter
ed his protest against the promise of The head OF the
Wing party in this House, (Nlr. Fillmore that there
should be fair discussion of this measure They were
literally deprived of It 1.-THE hour OF three having ar
rived the Chairman announced the termination OF the
debate by striking upon the desk win his maietl 0y
that hummer. General laughter)
The committee then voted on the anne ndment oil MIR.
Cushing the plan of Exchequer The result was
ayes 81, noes o..
| The amendment OF Mr.. Barnard was also rejected
ayes 81, noes l05
Mr. WISE. Mr. Chairman, how many voted in the
affirmative on this proposition,
The CHAIRMAN. Thrty-four
Mr. WISE. The Exchequer beats the Wing plan.
Only thirty four We beat them three, by Jupiter =
| Laughter
On motion of MIR. FILLMORE, the committee rose
| and reported the bill to the House.
Mr. ANDREWS of Kentucky moved the previous
question; which seconded
The bill having been ordered 10 third reading, the
| yeps and nays were taken; and the bill passed
yeas III :, nays 81, as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Adams, Allen, Andrews, Arnold
Aycrgg, Baker, Barton, Beesor, Bidsacs, BFdseye,
! Blair Bcardman, Borden, Bovine, Briggs, Brock%ay'
Bronson, }. Brown, j Campbell, Cary, Casey, Chap
man, j. c. Clarke S y. Clarke Coles, Cowen, Crun-
ston, Cross Cushing, R. d. Davis. Dawson, Deberry,
Dog, Edwards, Everett, Ferris Fessenden, Fillmore,
j. c. Floyd, c. A. Floyd, Gamble, Gentry, Gilmer,
Gordon, Granger Hail. issted, Hastings, Hays,
Houck, Howard, HUBBARD, Hudson, Hunter, Hunt, J.
R. Ingerscll Irwin, jack Jones, J. p Kennedy, Linn,
hcClelan, MchenHdn, Wdiiory, hurcHdHu, -. WoSo",
Mat,ocks, Maxwell, Moore, Morgan, Morrow, Oliver,
Osborne, Partridge, Pearce pendelon, PIumer, Pope,
Powell, Randall, Randolph, Ridwuy, w. Russell, J.
NJ. Russell, Satonstall, Saunders, Sheppard Slade,
Steenrod S,okely, S,rat,on, Talialeno Tlilnghast,
Toiand, Trpleii, Tnrncy, Underwood, Van Buren,,
Washington, Wsllereon, Weller, Westbrook, White,
T. w. Williams, l.. Williams, Winthrop, Wise,
Wood, Yorke, A. Young, and J. Young-Ill.
| .Naus-Messrs. l.. W. Andrews, Arlington, Aiher-
tom Babcock, Bolts, NJ. Brown, c. Brown, Burke, P.
c. Caldwell, Calhoun, W. b. CAMPBELL T. J. Camp
bell, Clifford, }. Cooper, Cravens Daniel, 9. DAVIS,
Egbert, Foster, Goggin, Graham, Green, Hopkins,
Houston, c. J. InGerso, Keim, A. Kennedy, Little
field, Mckay, McKeon, A. Marshall, Mathot, hled'll,
sleriwether, Miller, Mitchell, Payne, Pickens, Ram.
sey, Rayner Redng, Reynolds, Rogers, Snyder,
| Sprigg, J. 7. Stuart, J. b. Thompson, Tomllnson,
| Rensselaer,, J. l.. White, Williams-ol
The bill TO bring into the Treasury moneys received
by certain public officers, before they be ds5used,
was read a THIRD time and passed.
| Mr.. ADAMS moved suspension of the rules to
enable hun present several petitions; Of them
particularly, very large one II would only oc-
days set apart by The House for the reception Of pc
tltI0ns.
/ Mr. HOLMES merely expressed the hope that leave
would be granted. 1t time they should know
what the petition was
Mr.. WELLER moved that tho House adjourn
whereUpon
MIR. SLADE called for the yeas and nays-which
were ordered, and, being tsken resuted-yeas es
nays IS.
So the House adjourned.