Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-17

Mr.. EDMUNDS OF HALIFAX said there va,
not the sli9htes, probability of the member fro,
Franklin getting here in time-he had gone hon.
without expecting this election to be bronsh, !,
so soon, and il would be wrong to hurry the elec
ton before information could reach him. TIL.
other members who were absent might get h-m
The motion 10 lay on the table was Negative
Mr.. GOODSON moved TO amend TO Wedp.s
day, the 29th inst.
MIR. BOWDEN called the ayes and noes
Mr.. MCPHERSON Of Page, asked The per
tieman 10 Withdraw his amendment He saw n.
prcdicament in which his party would be place,
II would pledge the party 10 60 into the election
He thought this House ought 10 strengthen n.
majority in the other House.
Mr.. GOODSON Withdrew.
Mr.. STOVALL moved to amend, and go in5
the election on Tomorrow, the l7ih inst.
Mr.. MCPHERSON Of Page, could not vote IL,
the amendment He would not indicate anydi.
position 10 go into the election al ALL He w..
opposcdto it entirely. The State Of Virginia W,
decidedly Democratic, and if we went into Ii.
election, il was evident that we should be bea,tr
MIR. GOODSON hoped the amendment wou.
be Withdrawn. And he would tell the genilema
from Page, that he thought him a very good G..
neral, but he did not see the necessity OF lelll
the enemy exactly what he would do.
Mr.. McP said he only told what he was ava,
The enemy already fully knew.
The Resolution was then adopted BY tie i'll
lowing vote, Mr. EDMUNDS offIalilax haylr.
called the ayes and noes:
AYrs-Messrs. Souihal (Speaker) PHI.
Brown, Fulton Of A. Frazier, Cameron, Scuss,
Pendleton Myers Flood, Moselcy, Beuhrins. Fo,
Toer. Broaddus Of Caroline, Lacy Broadus 4
Cupeper, Hobson, Wood, GaInett, Marshal
n, .,It
Mcpherson OF Greenbrier, Winston Lee MsRa-
OF Henrco, Woouon, Turner Of J., Tovnr,
Smith, Wallace, Mayo Farley, Ramey Guts
Preston, O'Ferrall, Kilby, Cabel, Taylor Of \
b. Watts Happier, VERIFY, Oliver Edginsto,
Turner OF p, Boiling, Wichcr, Lanier, Geo.
Dcy. Stroller, Moore, White, Stephenson. RE.
Jackson and Fulton OF We.
Nors-Messrs Poulson, Layne Haryie. Pow
ell. Thompson OF b., Hays Miller, Blick, Ham,
son, Marshall OF c., Winiiee, Thompson OF b
Carson, Loveu, Lcake, Parks, Bate, Edmund.
of r., Stovall. Blue, Ward Bassell, Golwir
Bowden, Davis Of X. & O., liawes F'lanar
Gordon, Blackwell, Banks, Kidwell, Pool, IL
milton Of Monroe, Wade, Middleton, Davis
Orange and Greene, Mcpherson OF P, Hine
GAY, Hamilton Of p, Anderson, Daniel oil ?
c., Macrae OF p. w, Sturm, Franl2, Coole.
Manz, Cowan, Kane, Denison, Stickiey, Tair
Sebrell, Hedgman, billiard, Freeman Newlot
Peery Fnnsen and Goodson-G0.
A bill Concerning bail in civil cases wastak,tE
up on motion Of MIR. STEPHENSON, and BEL
ing amended on his motion, Mr.. JACKSON
moved lis indefinite postponemcnt.
Me>srs. JACKSON and TAYLOR susane'
and Mcssrs LEE and STEPHENSON oppose
the motion.
The bill was Indefinitely postponed. ayes e.
noes 80: Mr.. JACKSON having called the ay. /
and noes.
The SPEAKER laid before the House con.
municaion from the Governor enclosing resug I
tons of the Legislature OF New Hampshire, /
the immediate remuneration OF Teyas-a> /
protesting against Tie imp iSonmcni of Thon.s,
Wilson Dorr Of Rhode Island.
Mr. STEPHENSON moved 10 lay the coa.i
muncalion on The table.
Mr. L.EAkE moved 10 amend the motion
ordering il 10 he printed.
Mi. STEPHENSON hoped no member won
agree 10 the printing Of al least portion 81 ii
resoutions-especially, il il was not e2pre>. II
declared that the House did not thereby mean II
endorse them. l.
Mr.. LEAKE said that The printing woultl
amount 10 a sanction hy this House A. The col h
mencement Of the session the House had. wl
out objection, ordered the printing of resoluofH
from Massachusetts, protesting agains, The al
nexation Of Texas as being tania mount 10 ii
solution OF the Union. The same course ,hon
be pursued now.
Mr.. STEPHENSON meant no disre>reH
a sovereign State. All that he desired wa, IL |
The House might not he understood as endor.rH
tho course Of New Hampshire
Mr.. PRESTON hoped all the resolutions woo Il
be- printed 50 that The lion>e and The coGi, Il
might understand them.
Mr.. GOODSON thought large number Ii
these resolutions, as well as those from MASH
chuse,ls, should be printed for The information L
The people Of Virginia.
Mir Lcakc's amendment was adopted and lH
papers ordered 10 be printed.
On motion Of Mr.. LANIER, the House Il
lournel. II