The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-03-15

reconsideration Of the vote by which the bill for tho
relief VI William Eiiesy wa. rejected.
Mr.. KING called Tor the reading Of the report
and II was read. ttA
Tho question REQUIRED on a reconsideration Of the
vote and lellers were called for aud ordered
Messrs. WINTHROP and BURKE were appoint
cd tellors, who reported % ia the affirmative, and
43 in the negative.
So the vote vas rccoDsidered.
The question then REQUIRED upon laying IL upon
Cave Johnson withdrew the motion to bring the
House TO a direct vote
The question then required on the engrossment Of
the bill.
The yeas and nays were demanded by Mr..
THOMPSON, of Miss aud ordered.
The Clerk called the roll, and the following is the
result Yeas 50, nays 81.
The question then recurring the passage Of the
bill,
MIR. CAVE JOHNSON opposed it.
Mr.. WINTHROP coniended that the claimant
was entitled to the bounty claimed, according the
law open the statute book.
The merits Of the claim further debated by
Messrs CAVE JOHNSON, and KING, of Mas
sacbusetts
Mr.. HALE rose and demanded the previous ques-
ton and upon count, there was a second.
The question then REQUIRED upon the main ques-
ton, and II was decided In the affirmative.
The question then required on the passage Of the
bill, and
". LII
which ordered.
The CLERK called the roll and the blowing is the
result-yeas IL, NAYS SO.
so the bill was passed
The next bill taken up for the relief Of
John b. Schuyler, being on its engrossment
Mr.. HALE called for the reading of the repor..
i was read by the Clerk
The bill was opposed by Mr.. CAVE JOHNSON,
and advocated by Mr.. RAMSAY.
MIR. RATHBUN said, if this bill was passed the
k.,tl L. a
report bills OF similar character and he wish gem
tlemen who advocate the passage Of this bill to
Der the fact.
After few remarks from MIR. TUCKER, Of Mis-
sssipp,
The question required on its engrossment and,
upon division, no quorum voted.
Inc yeas and nays were demanded, AMI tellers
we're GALE for, to whether there was a second
Messrs. WELLER and WINTHROP were APP
pointed teliers, who reported "a in the affirmative.
30 mere was q 81 cond.
The Clerk called the roll and the following is the
result: Yeas IL, nays 81.
The question then REQUIRED on the passage Of the
bill, and II was decided in the affirmative
The House then took up the bill for the relief Of
the crew and owners of the schooner Success and il
was read third time and passed
The House also took up the bill for the relief of
Samuel b. Folger
Mr.. GRlNNELL explained the nature of the
claim.
The reading of the report was called for, and il,
was read by the Clerk.
The bill was then read third time and % ssed.
The House then took up the bill for The relief of
Samuel b. Tuck, which was read third time and
passed.
The House also took up the bill for the relief of
the heirs OF William Augustus Atlee, which was read
IN I'd time and passed
The House also took up the bill for the relief of
George M Jones, which read a third time and
passed.
Inc House also took up the bill for the relief of
DANIEL Dean, and, after the reading of the report it
was read third time and passed.
Mr.. MING moved that the House adjourn, which
was decided in the affirmative
And the House adjourned
H5-On Mr.. WMTHRoP's negative resolution, de-
nying the constitutional power of this Government
10 annex Texas by treaty negotiations, Mr. Wars.
OF Kentucky, voted in favor of suspendng the rule,
TO entertain it; and when the name Of Will. GREY
was called he stated that he voted against the sus
pension OF the rules because that was not the poper
time to entertain the subject; virtually admitting
that when the time arrived, he would 20 against an
nexation. What do you say TO this, People Of Ken