Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-09
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oiho Among the appropriations = one o. -ff-' W.
a's.;.bing she White House 4.
IScdrc moved to suspend the rules 10 0ou'u'
W. hne lI''';co Il vas read for information, and
li' lou' ub.tsnc, and nearl, in language the re-
pr',.- 3ortei D, the border Satec US Win zoe a.
cI1pos m territory should be hereafter acquired tN'
G''s Concurrent vote OF both Houses loe ~O"Ou
~ .n5 the rules was lOst-yeas -, nays 90
20 I'm offered resolution TIA We tuliy approve
M III patriotic action Of MsjOr Anderson N
o, ~, 80 fiom Fort Moutric to Fort sumter anu OF
',inaiion OF the President to maintsli ulh IN
t'' , nosfioa aud that We viii support the Iresi,
% IN constitutional means 10 enforce the laws. anu
,,-srrvc she Uuien. -. ...,..,r,.,t anil co,-
luS - So,tbern members veh,mently Directing TO u.
,r,in moved to suspend the rules Tor It's eonsidt-
6,.R ,,ksi,e moved to adjourn. Lost.
Ts motion to suspend the rulee was agreed to-yeas
t ~ ~. ,,e call Of the roll Mr. McHsoa, Of New York
.rf.-s were few more Major Ande-sOns IN the
s- ~ every thing would be soon settled
i,1lman chang the President with being trail
49,. ,,3 having violated his pledges
I~.rs Hill, Burch aud others thought the resolunens
s-sbrlud, and voted no.
80, AS the 7, suit was announced NJ. Adrain
ed the previous question.
So,ber motion to adjourn Wasiost. Great oniu'-
ion ,.-tL, -.,.l,,,;,. 90, H., .hl,
NJ
- anxious the country should know that he had
- 10 put dawn this hfeorand
~ R,cock's motion having been lost aud the pre-
80. ,osstion sustained Mr. Rust desired TO make en-
i.airy OF the char
- ,,3 the yeas and nays about 20 be called
NJ Rlst INSISTED on his right 70 speak and be would
a. .bs ipogry Great confusion aud loud cries from
b.. gsoubictus, order, order; call the roll, &c Mr..
P Mn continuing the door and speaking, the chair
-.si BIN out OF order.
M Rust Viii De hearu' laPPeN from tle enaH ;
81. T;osm,n explained that bis colleague had the floor
IRE the yeas aud nays ordered, and should be
Tsr Char-'I am willing to extend any courtesy to
t5e Gentleman
r..,7i upon my right"
NJ Adaia-"I hope the gentleman will be allowed to
1'i f5g,3 cries from ne Republicans Of mo no."
The Char said it would answer the question.
Mr. Ioveioy-"l object"
n El,t-"Ou what ground ~
45ber scene Of confusion snsued aud then the Chair
r.Isl that NJ Rust was out Of order
M Florence said he must now hear the question be-
f,-, he could vote on the appeal (Laughter)
NJ Rust withdrew bis appeal
NJ Hindman desired to ask question Of the Chair,
81. b., popouudtJ by him 70 the mover Of the resolution
SIS 20 rs meaning.
NJ Loy,ioy.-I Object.
NJ Hip,utn said If the amiabe gentleman from Ill
mi. would take ti, and allow the Clar hear him.
ts would render himself less ridiculous
The Chair ruled the Inquiry Gu, OF order and the vote
hen, taken on the resolution, resulted yeas Ia nays
5t
p-irr the roll call Mr.. Moore OF Alabama, said the
rfe safe Of South Clrohos when the possession Of
F-. Sumter was essential 10 her safety, kept her faith
with Inc Government, and la not attack IT, The United
s.t-s Government had, on the other hand violated
solemn compact.
H. Banks lle characterized the resolution as infamous
aritIe. he proceeded in excited strain, and was
valr called 20 order, though what be said maud
bic amid tdc tuWult
Ta, Republicans called upon the Sergenn;atarms to
Do bis daty.
NJ Wrb.t'r, Of Maryland, said that this resolution,
6.0aig the refusal ot lhe North 20 consider the rcso-
efr OF w. EdcIdse, WAS returning the sNord for the
OH. branch tend red by Oh, South II, would vote no.
d. motion Of Mr.. Spinner the House adjourned til
Wednesday tomorrow being the anniversary OF the
b...s Of New Orleans.