The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-15

ne Chairman said that he should not undertake. n ,, p e1ee piaee o chairman of the Committee of tho Nnole] to decide any question in resren~ fN ,ho a of the Speaker of the House. V ny uuss alI. hehennan then moved that the committee rise o o ppse oi aecialng Tn the House that question.
 MT. aason, o virginia, suggested as mode of froo. Ing the House from It's present embarrassment that th committee should now rise and let shesa be g, special order for to-day 30 that they would come m as matter of conrse the House rcsuminr its ss;n after adjournment. s
 The question was taken the motion which had been made for the committee to rse and determined in the
 Mir. Wise then resumed the thread of his remarks mon the the bill and concluded at little after eleven o'clock
 Mir McSennon obtained the floor. Tho members of the House were e sad evidently ali worn out by this pfetfaetaa sitting; many had sc slept, and others had not broken thetr fast. All had need of rcpose We nave lsad he fought the bill manfny and done our best o stave oil tho decision inon it. Nv friend from V;,a,s nia Especially has fought it hard and lonp and bas n aet fefiied tae old adage, ean dog for long chase
 nope s the committee will rise and report the bills and that we shall adjourn over til tomorrow
 sir Nick. made motion to this effect
 The motion was carried. The committee rose and ro ported the two bs and the House then adjourned over to meet on sataday' at the usual hour, (lo Oclock n, June I3. The bill to provide for the admission of Arkansas nto the Union was taken up and the question being on r dering 1t to third reading,
 Mir Mann of N York, asked the yeas and nays, and they ordered. " s'1
 MT Adams offered amendment to the bill. provi ding that Arkansas should be admitted upon the expess condition that the State should interfere with the a posnl o the pubic lands, nor impose upon them and also providing some restriction relation to slavery and the emancipation of slaves; which being read
 MT llamso of Kentucky moved the previous question:
 MT Adams claimed the iloor not having yielded it to any one, and
 The Chair gave him the floor.
 Mir Williams insisted his right to the floor and the Char decided Chat he entitled to it. if he insisted upon the claim
 Mir Adams appealed from this decision
 Air Boadin, moved the previous question on the hn peal which being seconded and the main queston being ordered, 1t was put us follows.
 "Shall the decision of the Chair stand as the iudc- ment of the House !o it was decided in the afirma tive-yeas or, nays ST.
 The question recurring the motion for the previous question: on ordering the bill third reading it was seconded, and the yeas and nays were ordered o tho main question, and being taken, was decided in tho affirmative, yeas 127, nays CT.
 MT. Reed asked the yeas and nays on the main ouea ton, and 1t beng taken, it decided in the airma- tive, yeas 1d7, nays 52
 It then ordered that the bill be read third tmc this day.
 The Michigan bill was then read third time. MT Nandefpoel moved tie previous question on tho passage of the b and 1t was seconded
 The main question ordered to be put and the bill was passed
 The Arkansas bill then read a third time Mir. Hnntsman moved the previous question on tho passage of the bill which was seconded and the main question ordered to be put.
 Mir. Heman Allen asked the yeas and nays which were ordered.
 The bill was then passed, yeas l43, nays 50 On motion of AIr. Connor,
 The House, at quarter after six, adjourned