The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-03

The Clerk then proceeded TO call the roll over,
when he called John Quincy Adams
Mr ADAMS said he voted No, under the decision
OF the Chair,
The following is the result--yeas o. nays TO
so the resolution was laid upon the table.
Mr., HOLMES, Of South Carolina, offered reso-
luton OF public character, which was laid upon
the table
MIR BLACK, OF Georgia offered a resolution in
relation to revision OF the present Tariff law and
moved the previous question.
Teliers were called for, and, upon q count the
previous question was seconded
SO the main question was put, and the yeas and
nays were demanded.
Mr. DROMGOOI.E to point of order, and
called Tor the reading OF the rules in relation TO the
duty of the Committee CT Ways and Means under
the rules
The rules were read
And the CLERK proceeded in the call, and the fol-
lowing Is the result yeas 80, nays "a.
so the resolution was not agreed to.
MIR. STEPHENS offered a resolution calling for
information in relation to the revenue; which was
laid over
Mr. STONE, of Kentucky, offered resolution
which was agreed to.
Mr. GARRETT DAVIS offered resolution call
ING upon The President for information IN relation TO
the conduct of Jesse Hoyt, late Collector of the
Customs in New York
Mr. CAVE JOHNSON objected.
The CHAIR decided the motion TO be out OF
order
Mr. DAVIS disscn,ed from the decision of the
Chair, and asked by what authority he made the de-
cison
The SPEAKER replied in most gentlcmanly
manner that the rules Of the House required that re-
solutions calling upon the Departments for informa
'lon should lie over one day, unless the unanimous
consent Of the House was given for their introduce
ton.
MIR, GREEN, Of Kentucky offered resolution
OIL public nature, which was agreed to.
Mr.. FRENCH offered resolution calling for in
formation, which was laid over.
MIR. IIBBATTS offered resolution calling Tor IN
formation in relation TO the Louisville and Portland
Canal, which was laid over under the rules.
MIR. THOMASSON offered resolution in rela-
ton to the removal of persons from Office, which was
laid over
Mr. BOYD, of Kentucky offered resolution of a
public character, which was agreed to-
Mr.. CALDWELL offered resolution in relation
| to the establishment Of a mail route in Kentucky,
which was agreed to-
Mr. GRlDER presented bill of private charac.
ter, which was referred to the Committee Of Claims
MIR. ORDER inquired if it would be IN order to
move The printing OF report of the last Congress
The SPEAKER replied it would be out Of
order
Mr. CAVE JOHNSON presented bill, which
was referred to its appropriate committee.
MIR. McCULLuM presented a bill, which was re-
ierred TO 1t, appropriate committee
Mr.. A. " BROWN presented a bill to repeal the
u 'nc act aPPoiuonins Representatives,
oe ~. 'e'ela o'a'es, WHICH was reierrcd 70 hs
'PR,, op,a.1 coh"'''ee
~ vi piesenteu oh estaoiishihg nav
;s - when was 'eie'ted 10 inc eoh''''-
ice on naval Affairs.
Mr.. JONES, Of Tennessee, presented resolution
toiauon " eS'Aohshihe man route IN tennessee,
~m me" was ieieI,eu To- .he committee on 'he ros'
oii'Ge anu ost hoads
"'i' NIL YIN bIsOWN asked leave 70 oring III a
o",, "T m1r, was granted
VII DohiNsoN presented resolution, whlch
was A. ra' n N,ef;
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pr i W fu'suoii'
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Gu, ~ pe,nS SNen up
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"n.on was 'ecohucu.
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e. e. ~ ~, 80, aa ~, "ays 10.
~ ,vnIuG "as as'ecu w. 90, ,