Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-09
district in that State, for certain purposes ther~i,
named Read twice and referred 10 he comm.
Ice on Public Lands
TIE PAcHEcO CASE.


named. Read twice and referred 10 he comm
, Ice on Public Lands
THE PAcHEco CASE.
, The Speake. announced hat The moon u t..
consider The voe by which The claim II The lr.al
representatives Of Antonio Pac ieco lor the yag.
| Of slave was ordered &c q third reading, was n
order; whe eupOn,
Mr. Gidtinss, who was entitled /, The II ~.
spoke in violent strain against me bill! aat
against slavery. He called upon lie Sout.r,n
members, calling upon them 10 meet him in d..
cusson and mol 10 SCI leiIer writers % hin
Mr.. Hilllard remarked, that he lid no. Use Ii
reply 10 The speech of the gentleman from Ohio
and that he was not unwilling 10 permit ne
House 10 come to a decision on he case wi'h0l.
an answer 10 the views which mad been of-r..
| tIe had simp risen 10 urge is conclusion, alt
10 hat emf moved The previous question.
Mr.. Gi!diaes wilhd ew iha mo,ioa 10 gecoasi-
4 der
The custom then REQUIRED UPON the passage
The bill and being ru', it Wis tir>t anuoun.e.
tina here were yeas 90, nay, So a tullo@>:
YEAS Msssfs. Barrow, Biri>all, b1cack.
Bowlin. BOYD, Boydcn, Brady, BRIGGS, 3 4
heat William G. Brown, Charles Brown, a lb'r
G Brown, Burt, Butler Cabeil, Chase, Char
man, Clapp, Franklin Clark, B,yeFly l.. Gaik.
. Clinsman, Williamson K. W. Gosh Goes
can, Duan FeaiheIson Fics,in, F'oufaoy, 80
ION. French. Gaines, CAVE q ggin, q ~
Hammans, Halmansua Harris Ill, iii.a,s
Isaac Z. Holmes, George ). Houston, Johs y
Houston Inee lverscn, Jamicsoa, Andrew John
son. Robert w Johnson Gee. ~ Jones hau-
man La SeTe, L tfl,r Levin, Lyon, LamP"t,
Mcdowell Mckay, McLane Joo ManG, VI 49,,
Morehtai, Noise, Outlaw, Pew on, Pheias, Pes.
ion Richardson Rchey, Rose, SHEPHERD, S'sr-
ton Stephens Taylor Tniboceau1, tn mas y.
cob Thompson, James Thompson R'chaLd y.
Thompson John Thompson, ToombS, Tem1-
kin>, yenable Wallace, Wiley, Williams az
Wcodwari-90
NAYs-Messrs Abbott, Bclchcr, Bingham,
Blackmar, Candy, Cahcart, Collamer, Collins,
Conger. Crouel, Darling, Dickcy, Dixon,
Duer, Eckert, Edwards, Embree Nathan, Evans
Faran, Fisher, Freddie. Fries, Gidimss, 9o;,.
Greeley, Gregory, GrlnneI, Nathan X tiall,
James q. Hampton Moses Hampton, Henley
Henry. Elias B. Holmes Hubbard, liudson,
Jenkins James II. johnson, Kellogg, kennon
Daniel King, Lahm, VIM. T. Lawrence, SD
new Lawrence Lincoln, Lord, AlcCeand. Vic
Ilyaine. Horace. Mann, ~ arsh, Marvin, Miller
Morris, Mu!lin, Nelson. Mes. Newell, PaIirc.,
Pe,slee, Peck, Pe,rle, Petit Pollock, Putnam
Robinson, Rockhill, julius Rockwell, John \.
Rockwell, Root, Rumsey, 81. John Sawyer
Sheriff., Sylvester, Smart, Caleb Is. SMITH
Truman Smith, Starkwea,her, Charles l. Stuart
S,rohm, William Thompson, Thurston, Tuck,
Van Dyke Vinlon Warren, Wentworth,
White and Wilson-S9
The Speaker then addressed tie Hous- ~
some length in exposition of the reasons which
were about to induce him TO vote against ne
bill
But the Clerk having discovered an crecr m
the count, which led him TO believe that The vote
was yeas 81 nays SO.
The passage Of the bill was announc,G
Mr.. Burt moved 10 reconsider The vc!e ~
which the bill had passed, 10 lay ,hai ma''on oh
The la5,t; aHd, further, Tor call otthc House.
~. Palltey vas un!e;s,ooi 10 as& The esGlIe-
nan itom South Carolina 10 withdraw MS mo-
lion ior cal q he House, bui
vi Bun decline! complying win he rtqucs'.
The yeas AMI nays having been armahl'd
upon The question Of cal .! M tinpst, a.!
urtriet, The ell OF The House was nesatI'ta--
yeas 49, nays lO5.
Mr. Burr then withdrew The motion 70 rec ~
sider
Mr.. Palircy then renewed that motion, but
The speaker informed him. that having voiei
against the passage ofthr bill, ne could mol move
a reconsideration under the rules.
Mr.. Cooke renewed the motion 10 reconsider.
NJ. Palfrey then moved call Of the House
and, after explanations from himself, Mr. Burt,
and tho Speaker,
Mr.. Rockwell moved that the House 50 INTO
committee Of the Whole on the state OF he
Union, which motion having been agreed 10,
The Speaker ca led Mr.. Bar, 10 ne char, AMI
the bill 10 provide for The settlement II claims
against he u States was then taken up.
Mr.. Andrew Johnston, who va, entitled 70 ~
floor a ldressc: The com rtiee AT length IN aPpesl
ton 10 he passage OF The bill. When he hai
concluded,
Mr.. Petit and Mr.. Meade each gave notice &.
intention 10 offer amendments 10 The hi al Us
proper ,ime an. then the committee rose ana r.
ported progress.
Mr. Petit moved that the amenimen's rr1qc-
sed 10 be offered 70 the bill! be printed:
Which motion having been amended on m
ton Of Mr. Ficklin. SO as to provide also Tor
The printing ef the bill as well as tie proposes
amendments, it was agrc. d 10.
After which, on motion Of Mr.. Stephens.
The HouSe adjourned.
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