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MEXICO. Under this impression. he thought

were not done, and the contest should con-
tinue, Texas would not be confined within
the limits Of the Del Nortc. She would
pass over, and shake the Mexican Confe-
deracy, or whatever else it might be called.
Mr.. G. was willing to vote for the recogni-
ton, and the earlier the better.
The message and documents were now
laid on the table, and ordered to be printed.
IioUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
January 25, 1887.
The hour having elapsed, the House, on
motion of Mr.. Vanderpool, proceeded to
the orders of the day.
ADMISSION OF MICHIGAN.
The unfinished business was the Bill to
provide for the admission Of the State OF
Michigan into the Union; and the pending
question was on the demand of Mr.. Abiah
Mann, submitted yesterday for the previous
question.
The House seconded the call, and order.
ed that the main question should now be
put.
Mr.. Briggs, of Mass, called for the Yeas
and Nays on the main question, which were
ordered.
And the main question Shall the Bill
be ordered to third reading" was then
taken, and decided in the affirmative Yeas
lao, Nays So.
YEAS-Messrs. JoHN QuIscY ADAMS, Anthony,
Ash, Barton, Bean, Bell, Black, Bockee, Boon,
Bouldin, Bovee, Boyd, Brown, Buchanan, Bunch,
Burns, Bynum, John Calhoon, Cambrclcng, Carr,
Casey, Chapman, Chapin, N. III. Claiborne, John
Il LII "a
Cramer, Cushman, Davis, Denny, Doubleday,
Dromgoole, Dunlap, Fairfield, Farln Forester,
Fowler, Fuller, Galbraith, James Garland, Rice
Garland, Gholson. Gillet, Gilascock, Graham,
Grantland, Haley, Joseph Hail. Hamer Hanne-
gan, Samuel s. Harrison, Albert G.. Harrison,
Halves, Hawkins, Haynes, Henderson, Holsey,
Holt, Howard, Howell, Hubley Hunt, Hunting
ton, Huntsman, Ingham, Joseph johnson, Richd.
M. johnson, Cave johnson, Henry johnson, Ben
jamn Jones, Kennon Kilgore, Klingcnsnith,
Lane, Lansing, Laportc, Lawler, Lay, Gideon
Lee, Joshua Lee, Thomas Lee, Luke Lea, Leon.
ard, Logan, Loyal, Lucas, Lyon, Abijah Mann
Job Mann, Martin, William Mason, Moses Ma
.son, May, McComas, Mckay, McKeon, McKim
Miller, Montgomery, Morgan, Morris, Mullen
berg, Owens, Page, Parks, Patterson, Franklin
Pierce, Duteo J. Pearce, Peyton, Phelps, John
Reynolds, Joseph Reynolds, Rogers, Schenck
Seymour, Augustine ii. Sheppcrd, Shields, Sick.
les, Smith, Sprague, Standfer, Sutherland, Tay.
Tor, Thomas, John Thomson, Toucey, Towns,
Turrill, vanderpoel, WAGNER, Ward, Wardwell
Webster, Weeks, White, Thomas L. Whittlescy
and Yell-I4O.
NAYS-Messrs Herman Allen, Bailey, Bond
Briggs, William b. Calhoun, George Chambers
John Chambers, CLANCY, Chetwood, Darlington
Dawson, Deberry, Elmoro, Graves, Grayson,
Griffin, Inland Hall, Hardin. Harper, Hazoltine,
Hester, Hopkins, Ingersoll, James, Jarvis, Jeni-
fer, Lawrence, Lewis, Lincoln, Love, Sampson
Mason, McCurty, McKennan, McLano, Mercer,
Milligan, james A. Pearce, Phillips, Pickens,
Pincknoy, Potts, Reed, Rencher, Russell, Slade,
Sloane, Steele, Storer, Taliaferro, Waddy Thomp-
son, Underwood, Vinton, Elisha Whittlesey,
LOWS Williams, Sherrod Williams, Wise, and
Young-58.
And the House determined that the Bill
should be read third time, now.
The question then recurring on the final
passage Of the Bill:
The House was addressed by Messrs.
.Jenifer, Thomas, Howard, and Pearce, of
Maryland.
The remarks of these gentlemen were
directed, almost exclusively, to the late re.
evolutionary movement of the nineteen re-
creant senatorial electors of the state OF
Maryland. 1t was contended by Messrs.
Jenifer and Pearce that the proceedings of
the second convention of the state of Michi-
gan, were politically akin to the movement
of the nineteen and it was argued on the
other hand, by Messrs. Thomas and How
ard, that the people, represented as they
were, had right in both instances to act as
they did. The debate, in some points, grew
warmly personal but all offensive express
sions were subsequently explained away, as
not being intended to give individual offence,
but as having reference merely to great &c.
neral principles.
Mr.. Cushman rose to inquire whether the
House was not of opinion that this ques.
ton had been sufficiently debated. He felt
perfectly sensible himself that it had been,
and he therefore moved the precious qies-
ton.
This announcement was received with
roars of laughter from every part Of the
House..
But the House seconded the call, and or
dered that the main question should now be
taken.
Mr.. Chaplin, of New York called for the
yeas and nays on the main question, which
were ordered.
And the main question, "Shall the bill
pass 7" was then taken, and decided in the
Acknowledgements 1872; nays 43.
YEAS--Messrs. ADAMS, Chiffon Allan, An
tbony. Ash, Ashley, Barton, Bean, Beaumont
BaIl. Black, Bockee, Boudin, Bovee, Boyd
Brown. Buchanan, Burns, John Calhoon, Cam
brelene. Campbell, Carr, Carter, Casey, CLANCY,
Chapman, Chaplin, N. II. Claiborne, John f. H.
Claiborne, Conner, Cramer, Cushman, Denny,
Doubleday, Dromgooe, Dm,'p, Elmer, Farn,
Forester, Fry, Fuller, Galbraith, james Garland,
Rice Garland, Gholson, Gillet, Glascock, Ora
ham, Grantland, Grayson, Haley, Joseph Hall,
Hamer, Hannegan, Albert G. Harrison. Hawes
Hawkins, Haynes Henderson, Herod, howard,
Howell, Hubley, Hunt, Huntington, Huntsinau,
Joseph Johnson, Richard nj. Johnson, ave Join.
son, Kennon, Kilgore, Klingensmith, Lane,
Lansing, Lay, Joshua Lee, Thomas Lee, Luke
L,a, Leonard, Logan, Loyal, Lucas, Lyon, Abb.
iah Mann, jr. Job Mann, William Mason, Moses
Mason, McComas, Mckay, McKim, Miller,
Montgomery, Moore, Muhlenberg, Page, Parks,
Patterson, Patton, Dutee J. Pcarce, Peyton,
Pinckney, John Reynolds, Joseph Reynolds,
Richardson, Robertson, Rogers, Schenck, Sey-
mour, Shepherd, Shields, Shinn, Sckcs, Smith,
Sprague, Standefer, Sutherland, Taylor, Thomas
J.Thompson, Toucey, Turrill, vanderpoel, Ward,
WAGNER, Wardwel, Washington, Webster,
Weeks, White, Thomas A. Whitiescy, and Yell.
-l32.
NAYS-Messrs. Bailey, Bond, John Cham.
hers, Chetwood, Corwin, Crane, Darlington,
Dawson, Gilmore, Evans, Graves, Griffin Hardin,
Harlan, Hazeltine, Hester, Hoar, Hopkins, In.
gcrsoll, James, Jarvis, Jenifer, Lawrence, Lewis,
Lincoln. 8. Mason, Mercer, Milgan, James A.