Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

E;Lc same with an amendment.
= Mr. WOODBURY., on leave, 'n.''uu..u" ,,a.,s =
a,,,on r,ovidinr for the return OF aooit'o'ai .eS
10y p-c,l s,nt sizes; which was read twice, AM
3 referred 10 the Committee on Commerce n-,
Tho hin 10 authorize The Secretary OF the treasury
Fto make an arrangement win the Su'''so -
ySwartwou; :I., of tho f-;rcpi
& The hill recurring of the judges OF lhe oncu'
6 Court of the District OIL Ioiu"'''''
I'm ALI xandra; f,,,o,a :, N.
EDisirct of Columbia; ,,o,,;ro,
GODS wares or merchandise, seized Tor oeing
E,mported nlo the Ihi'eu otu'ts' "s
Eth.fd tlma and passed. e -,
va hiI n d,ect the transfer TO the State OF Mary
Hand If The sock heldby the United states ID 'e ehe
Eapeake and Ohio canal upon cer'a nv coaa 'o"'
2 epd n third time, and passed-ayes ~, noes ! J.
The S,n,te resumed the consideration OF the resolu
Et;on submitted by Mr. SEMPLE, relative 10 the JOIN
Hoccuoation of the Oregon Territory; ana ;, :.
M. BREEsE addressed the Senate at length, II
ssupport of the resolution 80, 81 Intimate,
a Mr. BENTON then obtained the hooi' '"u 'n' -
Hbis intention Of calling up the resolution o, the Ion.
h .,,aa ~ finance on Mr. McDUFFlES bill, or
B NJ. Miller obtained the floor on the Oregon
Houestion, ard The Senate adj o., ,,,,,cc
4 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
n NJ. p,xiS or Indiana moved that the rules be sus
ndad T. enable those States 10 present resolutions Una
awcre cut oil by the adjournment yesterday ou' Tux
Z House refused 10 suspend the rules
4 rhe frs, business IN order was The consideration :"
The re port of the Select Committee on Tue Iuies anu "
various propcs tons Of amendment l.
h The CHAIR decided the first question IN orde' 10 o'
sur Cave Johnson amendment, proposing 10 aaopl 'h'
Hrules of the as, Congress, with the e5ceP''o" "
Hruls, which should be so modhed as 10 receive ~
ton petitions and lay them on Tie laoie, ""Hou' *
Ebata or further acton thereon. 18th
8 Mr. JOHNSON addressed the HOUSE d. so''e e''s "
I'm IN . ar of his proposition.
b MIR HALE obtained the ilaor and moV9a "'e p.
;ons question which was sustained ayes ~, noe7 81
r MIR BELSER moved 10 lay the whole subject on Tue
" fable winch was negatived-nyes ~, noes ~
i The moaning hour having expired, the SFEah Iii
Eliminated tina, further proceedings must De sesps"ue'
Eun,,l to-rorrow. -.,l
Z M, gRODHEAD moved that the rules be suspended
Efor the purpose of proceeding with the consideration o.
Kthe subec nov before the mouse, WHICH was
caves 49, noes %.
NJ, JOHNSON asked for a division OF his amend
and that the vote might be taken on each sepa
hrately .
D The SPEAKER decided that the amendment wa'
y mo, dvsibe.
Z MIR. WELLER moved 10 lay the appeal on The iaoie
3 (Which was carrsd-ayes 90 noes IS
II Mr. V BROWN moved to lay the whoe SUD
ect on the table which was negatlyed-ayes w noes
d Mr. SPENCE, member elect from M1rylanl, vas
Equa,6ed and took his seat. ,
z The question was then taken on Mr.. Johnson
Eamendment and 1t was rejected-ayes 3D. noes 49,
d The question then required on MI Dronisooie
amendment, when
a Mr.. SCHENCK asked for a division, so as to take
the vote on the rule excluding abolition petitions, ant
Eon the ooh rule separately.
H Mr. EELSER again moved TO lay the whole SUP
sct on the table which the Speaker decided % DC IL
Eorder.
& Mr. WHITE appealed from that decision, oi! IL was
I sustained by the House-ayes ~, noes 40
h The oues,ion was then taken on laying the whole
subiec, on the table, and decided IN the nega'
E-nyes -, nnes lG7.
! Mr.. BROWN OF Indiana moved an Adjournment
Il which negaliyed.
K The question was then taken the adoption Of
{ the amendment proposed by MIR. Dromgeoie, oe'nt
Fan entire code OF rules, excepting the rules referred
Eby Mr. Schenck, and they were adopled-ayes 10 noe
! The question was then taken on The Esd rule a.
proposed by Mr.. DromGoole, IN the following wofos
Z "23 No petition, memorial, resolution, or other pa
per touching The abolition Of slavery IN the Ds'rc
3 Columbia or in any State Territory OF the unet
States or praying the interference OF Congress III any
way with the transfer removal CT slaves IRON or
- eoe or Territory Of Tie United States IN whc'
""s or at 1aiacd By aE ~ any es GaieeSr ''
: And 1t was decided in the negative-ayes ~ noes
lG5 as follows rWhigs in haitcs j
d YrAs-Messrs lshe, Atkinson, BafraSfr, Bcser, l.
e.. Black Blackwell, Bossicr, Bower BOYD, Jaco'
s Brinkcrloii A. Brown. Milton Brown, W. j. Brown
Edmund Burke, Burt Cad~cl Campbell, Causin. X
EChapman ChappeH Cinch, Cobb, Coles. Cross, CGllom
4 Daniel C. Daris, De6erry, Deiiei Dickinson, Drom
Egoole Ficklin, French, Grdef, Hammett, HARRISON
& lIomes, Hogc, Hopkins Houston, HUBBARD. iiuSncs
HJameson, c. johnson, A. Johnson, Jones' r. Ming, La
Ebranche Lewis, Lucas, Lumpkin, McClernand, McCoh
neil Mathews. Moore, Murphy, Merton Norris Payne
hPeioa Pratt Rcyaer D. S. Reid Reding, Relic, Ehct'
,sSaunders. Seatr simpson, Slidcll, X Smith, S'eeH
roh Stephens, stiles, Stone, Strong, Summers, la!'or
+ 7boaa>soa Thompson Tbbatts, Tucker Weller went
worth Woodward -.
! NMs-A'csrs .fbbot, .4dams, Anderson, 6"Fer, Bar
Z aard Beard,ley Benton. BidIack J. Black, Broihcad
I Buifngioa Cary, Carrot. Catlin Ciagman, clinton
Dana Il. d. Davis j. W. Davis, Dean Dieteg DllIIng
Hham, Dunlap Ellis, Elmer, Faree Fish, FOOL roster
EGiddiagS B. Green, Gfnaei, Hale, llamlIn Hard,a
Harper, Hays. Henley, IIcrrick, lIubbell, Hudso"
Hungerford " Hunt, J. b. Hunt, j. X. IngersoH L
Erin, jerks p B. johnson, a. Kennedy, J. p Kennedy
ED p. King, Kirkpatrick, Leonard, Lyon, McCauslIn
EMcCleand, Mcdowell, .NeLraae Marsh, T. j. Morris
e.. Morris Morse .Noscley. NtS, Owen Parmenter fa
1 iersoa, E. Il. Poier, T.. D. Potter, Preston, Pnrdy
ahaaseu, Rathbun, c. " Reel Ritter, Robinson ROek
T rel, Rogers, RUSSELL sampie Sehe0ck, Sefefaace +
( H. Seymour, d. l.. seymour, Simons. Il. Smith, D. I
Smith r. Smith, C. b. Smith. r. Il. Spence stelson II
s Sterart, ]. Stewart, Sykes 7Hdsn Tger, Idaee ~
| ton, Wheaton, IT'hiis, Williams, It'nthroP, ~ Wright
81. 4. Wright, aud fosi-l05
8 Mr.. JOHN CAMPBELL moved adjournment
(which negat'ved-ayes l6, noes %.
MIR. BOYD moved 10 lay the whole subject on ths
table; which negaiived-uyes SO noes 90.
B Mr.. BROWN Of Indiana, moved an adJournmen.
(which negaved
The question required the adoption OF the 9otf
Erue, proposed by Mr.. DROMGOOLE in the FOL
Glowing words:
90 No standing rule, order Of the House, shat
Ebe rescinded changed, without one DAY notce
Ebeng gwen Of the motion therefor; shall any RUE
be suspended, except BY oF at least twohrcs OF
2 the members present; shall the order oil ousne
5as established by the rnles, b. postponed or changed
Eexcept by vote Of a. least wolhuds OF The members
sp'esent. But the House may, at any, time, by
Hv",e of maj orty of the members present, suspend
Hhe rules and orders for the purpose OF go'ng into
EComm'tlee Of the Whole on the state OF the Union
and also Of providing for the discharge OF the Com
anr,,ee of the Whole the state OF the Union IRON
he consideration of any hill referred TO it, after act
Sng, without debate, all amendments pending, ant
hat may be offered
Mr.. RHETT moved division of the rule, which
vas agreed 10, and The question taken on the hrs
division of the proposition in The following words
200. No standing rule, order OF The House, shall
HE rsscnded or changed, without one day notice be
ns given o. the motion thereof nor shall any rule b
E.uspended, except by vote of at least two thirds
5the members present. shall The order OF business