The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-26

10 make = rxport IN . short time
Nj. Kennedy then offered a resolutionins,ruet.
,,g an. Commute. Which va, agreed 10.
VIRGINIA.
Mr.. HOPKINS offered resolution inouiring mt,
the expediency of establishing pension agsScS .,
W,tbe,ille IN Virginia which was agreed "a -
Mr. HOPKINS preseuted a hill IN reiation .,
changing tie time Of holding certain District Co.,o
Of the United States; which was referred m tb
Committee on The District of CoInmLia '"'
Mr. ATKINSON offered resolution in relation
to the employing a certain number of backsmitbs In
the Navy, &C.. which Was objected 10 ."
NORTH CAROLINA.
Mr. BARRINCFR oa.rod . ..so,,,,, .e,.
which was aopronriatelv disnossd oT " fN"''
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Mr.. HOLMES offered a resolution ASSERTING tb,,
the people Of the District of Columbia and he -
States and Territories are entitled TO their property
and all action on the part of the Federal Cover,
ment 10 obst,uct that rich, ,s an jnCracto, ~ 49,
Constitution and demanded the preyions nnesto, NV
Mr. HUNT moved 10 Law the motion on ,hc I'll
but Withdrew il. WV '"'i''
Tellers were called for, and ordered
Messrs 8araIson and Crnn.u ,ysre on,;,,
ellers-wbo renorted 90 4, IN. ,0iroo,i,o RI
the negative "
So there was second.
Mr.. McIIVAINE asLed IL ,ne resoI,,,io, ,o,.Il -
divided 1o''u 0e
he lied intI Tho.
Mr. CAVE I0uNSoN n,onoJ 49, I" ~
on IN. t,bIe '1' WV ''J'''
M mi Spp Jo,,.,dol a.. -. de-.
were ordered. ""''t
Mr. WINTHROP rose 10 = min, of order and
ia The r.soI,,;nn oa,,s III; r, 49, ''' ""u
TIC SPEAKFR Jaciled ,tn, :, AZ; -, or,
,ih r. I'm, - ILL 80, ~, Wv ~ ~ IN
i. The remIt-yeas "a nav ina '"' wy '0"'"Ns
So ,he resolution was no, is;d unon the ,.h,e
A. REI SCR az rad . i;c rp 'o'
- or dc Iii, e. ~ : pJ !" ,'A one
P IT,, u n vi ~ ioI VIC support VI ano'hef &C
n,ot;Gnat;nn vas ,t In he nau 1nereu as
"'.; y. n ~ o"e o"oP'.u W ',e beniosrauc
Convention a, Baltimore IN 1910 and moved to re-
~ ,yiN,E npUn wy uoa.
adopted, the whole subject would be laid over and
he suggested TO The gentleman from Alabama the
proPrcty OF allowing the vote TO be taken the OH.
ginal resolution, and offer his separately.
Mr.. GlDDlNGS asked the Speaker if 1t was in
order to move reconsideration Of the previous ques-
ton, after 1t had been ordered.
The SPEAKER said the motion was in order
The question of order farther debated BY
Messrs. HAhlLIN and ADAMS
Mr.. DICKINSON then moysd to Law the motion
of reconsideration on the table
The quest then recurr, d on the motion TO Law on
the table, and it was decided in the negative.
The question then required on the motion to re-
consider, and teliers demanded and ordered.
Messrs. WINTHROP and McCLtRNAND were
and 81 in the negative.
So tie motion to recons der was decided ia the
affirmative.
I he question then required upon a second TO tho
previous question, and there was not second.
Mr.. HAMLlN SAID he was not prepared to vote
upon the question, without debating it, therefore the
resolution would have to lay over.
Mr. oLHEo 'hen withdrew his resolution, and
m sne resolution OF No Beiser IS substitute
Ny ' aMS En- n "seiued !, 70 oe Out OF order;
Mr CfhNS ON moved that the House adjourn.
MI j. W. DAVIS demanded the yeas and nays
"n,ch were ordored.
hr' |hANSloN Then Withdrew his motion TO ad-
)ourn.
Mr.. CAMPBELL offered the following re-olu-
ons:
RssoIrsd That ius,ice and so,nd ro,;., cl;a a..
Federal Goyernmcnt ~ fo.,ar oaa 49, 30 30 ~; '
try to the detriment of onober q, 10 chsr;sb ,ha =;
crests of one portion 10 m, ;rin,v Of ano,her 49,
ion az o,r common oon,. -! -. ".,. Poi
every section Of The country No.. r;sh, 20 aa ana
md mast ,non .n o,,aI;,v 'r -. 81 :,,u
md to complete and ample protection ofperson, ooJ
Droperty from dome.,c r;olsncs or foref',n a
SION Nee'
Resolved, That Congress has no mower snder The
TO interfere with or control The dome
lie institutions of the Several States and Thai such
States are the sole and nroner ;nda.s 81 80 So
,ppertaining To their own affair. not nrobibied bI
he Constitution that all efforts of the Abolitions,
DR. others made 10 induce Congress In interfere vii,
questions of slavery or 10 take inc ipient steps in re-
aiion thereto, are calculated TO lead 10 the most
alarming and dangerous consequences, and that all
such efforts have An inc yitabe iendency q, dii,iI
The happiness Of the people, and endanger the stabi-
ty and nermanency Of the IInIon .nd onob, 40, a.
DC counenanced by any Trend to our political insti
Iutlons and demanded the previous question.
The question required upon a second
Iellers were called for and ordered.
Messr-. Tucker and jerks were appointed ,eIIcrs
" no reported SO In the affirmative and &c m the me-
ys,ive.
SO there was second
Mr. HUNT moved TO Law the resolution. On a.. O.,
BILE, which were decided in the negative