The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-28
ing more than twice on any q uestion applied
TO the Committee Of the WhoieY
The CHAIRMAN answ wered negatively


to the Committee Of the Whoies
Inc CHAIRMAN answered negatively
Mr.. MooRE said it was a pity il did not
mr. ogAwELL, OF Gloucester, offered an
amendment to the amendment offered by the
gentleman from Middlesex, namely. to insert
IN the fifth line, after the word assoyereiyn
ties, the words, 'and still are sovereign. -
leaving the resolution in other respects as "a.
ported from the committee
dr. MONTAGUE accepted the amendment.
ir. SkA~EhL then briefly urged IL upon the
favorable II sidsra'ion of the Committee -
He had offered il very much In conssonance
OF expressions in this hall touching the mir, .
seoio2y oil the resolution itself His amend
ment oeviated all objections urged in that ra
spec, lowaIds the amendment previously Of
'etea' al the close of his remarks the Com
mittee rose, and reported progress, Mr.. JAN.
sEf na'lng resumed the chair
LIMITATION OF DEBATE.
Mr.. CARLiLE offered the following resoIu-
ton:
Re.o'red, That debate in Committee Of the Whole
on the reports Of the COMMITTEES on Federal Reia .
O'Clock NJ. ' ~ -
Mr. CARLILE demanded the previous aues :
ton on his resolu ton
After some confused discussion of points of
order, the President decided that nnder the
rule, any member could speak ten minutes
upon the previous question.
The resolution was then opposed by Messrs
JOHNSON OF Richmond, Woops of Barbour
MALLORY of Brunswick, BARBouR of Culp lpe per.
Wise OF Princess Anne, BLAKRr of Maids on .
ana HARyIB OF Amelia, and favored by Mpssrs
CONRAD of Frederick, and JACKSON of Wood
Mr.. BRANCH, of Petersburg, was in favor of
compromise, and moved TO amend by subs IT,
tuting Friday week for Monday next
Decided out of order, the previous question
having been called
The call for the previous ques ton being sus-
tanned, the main question was put
Mr.. CARLILE demanded the yeas and nays,
and the vote resulted as follows:
fEAs.-Messrs Armstrong Aston, BAYLOR. Ber-
I'm, boggess, Brown, burdett, Burley, Byrne,
Cariile, carter, {. B. Conrad, Rubt. !. Conrad, ,
Couch, Jas. Cox, Cnsts, Deskns, Dnrman
Dulany, Early, French, Fu8ate, Gillespie, Gray,
4; Hall, b. =; Hall, Raymond; HOge, Holladay,
ston, kilby, Lewis, McCoInAs, Mctirsw, Mcneil,
Macfarland, Marshall, Marr, Maslin, Masters
Mohett, Moore, OIrlck, 0sburn, Parks. Pendie-
ton. Porter, Pre,, Pu8h. VIM. G. Scott, Sharp,
sillington, spurlock, A; H: II. Stuart G. J. Stu
ham, Wiley, and wllson-66.
NAYS -Messrs. Janney,. (Presdsnt,l Amber,
baldwin A. NJ. Barbour, Jas. Barboar BIakey
Blow, Boissea1, BoTst, Boyd, Branch, Brent,
Cabeil, Campbell, Chamb,iss. Chapman, Coifma q D.,
Forbes, Garland. Graham, Gravely, Gregory
Goggin. John Goode, T. +. Goode G. Hall l. s
Hall, Hammond, Harvie, Holcomoe Huutop. Is
h9Il, Marmaduke Johnson, Kent, Lawson, Leahe
Chss h mallory, Jas. b. Mallory. Mary Nil
Preston. Ra dolph, Richardson. Rives Robert E
Scott seawall, Sheffey, Slaughter, Speed. sta
pies, strange. Sutherlin Thornton. Tredway K
II: Turner. tyler, Waller, Williams, Wise, and
Woods-7o.
SO the resolution was lost.
On motion of Mr.. GoopR of Mecklenburg
the Convention adjourned.