Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-02

Reported for The Giobe.

TuuRspAr, Dec. a.
llousE-Mr Slade moved correction of the journal
IN relation to the record of the question Of order yes
terdav, but IT was not agreed to-
Mr. Patton then asked leave 10 submit the following
resolution
R,soired That all petitions memorials aud n,,sr.
touching the abolition Of slavery or the buying srlln,
or Transferring ofslaves, in any State District or Ter.
noTy OF the United States, be laid on the table with.
ont being debated, printed read or referred and that
no further action whatever shall be had thercos
Mr. Adams objected.
Mr. Patton moved a suspension of tho rule
Mr. Cussmnn asked for the yeas and nsvs which
were ordered, and were yeas 1885, NAYS 60
So the rules were suspended
Mr. Patton said lie had offered this resolution in tho
spirit OF peace aud harmony II involves said Mr. PA
50 lar us am concerned and far concern, SOM,
portion OF the representatives. Of the slave holdnp
states, concession concession which we make tor
Inc sake OF peace, harmony, and union We offer It in
the hope that IL may aay, not exasperate excitement
we desire TO exunguish, not to kinds flame in the
country In that spirit sir without saying one word
IN The way OF discussion without giving u,eranc. TO
any of those emotions which swell IN my bosom at In.
recollection OF what took place here yesterday shall
90 what have never yet done since have been mem
Der of this house. and which have very rarely sus-
tanned, when done by others move the yious ou,s
ton.
MIR. Adams rose and said Mr. Speaker,
the gentleman precedes his resolution
(Louo cries Of 'order order!' from all
parts of the ha!l) Mr.. A. He preceded
II with remarks-COrd order y
The Char reminded the gentlemen that
1t was out OF order to address the house
alter the demand for the previous question.
Mr. Adams. ask the house Continued
cries OF order J which completely drowned
the honorable members voice.
Mr. Adams then demanded telers on the
second to the previous question, which were
ordered; and Mr. Claiborne Of Miss, and
Mr. Briggs of Mass, having been appoint.
ed, the motion prevailed, l24 voting for IT,
SO the demand for the previous question
was seconded by the house.
On the question, 'ShalI the main Question
be now put :" being psopounded-
Mr. Calhoun Of Mass, asked for the. ve.s
and nays, which were ordered, and were
yeas I29, nays O..
SO the main question was order.I to be
put
The main question, besg on agreeag 10
the resolution was then propounded.
Mr. Calhoun of Massachusetts asked Tor
the yeas and nays, which were ordered. ana
weie-yeas %, nays ~, as follows:
YrAs-Nessrs Anderson, Androwr Alberto, Rat.
~, Besns, Bickne Brdsall, Boon 'BouIdin Braas..s
Bruyn, buchanan, Johs Calhoun, Camb.Slsng w.
d Campbell John Campbell, Timothy J. Ca,ter VIM
d NaftrI' Casey, Chapman, Chea,ham, Chl.y Cl.i.
n''Ht1 NItFfldhdl tlOW ney, Coles. Iraig Of
Cushman, Deberry, De Graft Dennis, Dfofagoole Hd,
wards, harrington, Fairfield, Fry, Jas Garland Jane.
praham, ITsntland, Graves, Hammond, Harlan U.t.
Tisoni iia"es Hawkins, Haynes, IIolsey Holt U,,
klns, Howard liubeY, WIN. II Hunter Jakez Jo;Esop
Joseph johnson, VIM G. johnson, John W, Jon,s''
kembIe, khngrnsmiih, Law Ter, Lepats Logan I,nrn'
Is, Lyon Mallory James W. Mason Martin nsu,y
May, Mckay, Robert Mcclellan Abraham AcCl.llan'
Mcclure, MchitH Mercer Miller Montgomery. Moore
Mog5n' samuel W. Merris, Mahlenbefg, Murray, No
ble, Palmer, Parker, Patton, P.ynter, P-nnyb,cter
irtrikcn, Phelps, Pope Pratt, Prenss RELY 6ereL.
Robertson, Augustine II. Shspperd Cbs,iss Sb.as,j'
Shields, snyder, sou'hg-te, Spencer, Stanley stsv,
ar stone ialiairr'o Taylor Thompson Titus Turneey
Underwood, AL, Wagner Weeks, John White
Thomas I Nmtllesey, Lewis Williams. sherrod VII
llams, Jared w. Williams, Joseph I. W ilisms e II
Williams, and Yeil-l22 ~ -
NArs-MessIs Alexander Heman Allen. Joho w
Allen iiddle, Bond Borden, Briggs Thomson WTl;sr,
Calhoun, Chousy, Coffin Corwin Crsn,to3 Ont.
cushing Darlington, Davies, Duncan Dunn Fy.n'
VeTeii, EVingi u. Fletcher, / Fletcher F,lI,n,,.'
"s,ff H''ae william Graham, Grenncll. Haley
ii'i'i iiaiasf Hastings, Henry, ilerod Hoffman lny
nam hlsnrr, leadi eiier, Lincoln, Marvin. Sans,
Mason. NsG@el McKsnnsn, kiilligan. Matthias No.,
rs, Calvary Morrs, Ssylor, Noyes Or!e p.,usn,.,
Fuienon, Peek, Philips, Potts Potter R,tid.n a.
dolPb Reed, kdg~ay, Russell, Shelter. sbcol'r 81.
ley, SHADE, Smith Suatton, Tilln,ha,t Tolsnd r.
Yofke--74 "''''y' aho
when the name Of Mr. Adams was call
ed that gentleman rose, and said ~ hold
the resolution TO be IN violation Of The con
'tiiuiion Of the United States" Loud
hall pow " "'
The Speaker said, the gentleman from
Massachusetts violates order. and nus re-
suns his ssai