The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-07
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Objection being made, Mr. JONES "'o''s
-. II The rules
Mr. GRAyEs objected 70 taxing W wv
,eoular course. IL WOMB oo"'' W $50 81,
,,,, but he hoped the ineno' " '"' -
would take some step 'o"s'' VIZ =.
measure, 10 order 'ha' '"'s"' 1.c,,a n.
discussion. He desired 'ha' 'ne oa'"'''
House should advance IN reeu'', o''', -.
,,rled by such vera''ou' A'' :" $50. IN. g.. .a..,
friend, Of the Administrator u'''s
among the people O..
Mr. JosEs sguhed MS ue'"' = -. .
,ury Bill speedily aeleu uP'"' IA ,.s.,,.d ~ IN.
o,,etcable, move IT'S being 's"e" ~ -, ,ia 80.
appropriate committee "n'e"
repot, thereon, ;o, N. ous.,on wa.
After some desuilofy "a. 80. ~ @ m.
mt. aud the vote stood-ys''
H,use refused 10 suspend inc ~.
The House then proeeedeu y "'
from committees
NEW JEssEY kLAorioN'
I,,e in the evening, Mr. CAMPBELL, chairman % 'he
Committee Of Elections brought IN report on Tue view
,...oy case. in which, after a long criticism on the
,d. . forthwith" and lawful" for the purpose OF
loa ax.y With their plain meaning and just apPlica-
on the Committee proceeded 10 an examination o. oil
,ho votes gwen, larjnl aud uniarfui, (whe'her oy
sns and minors or by qualified citizens, ana wheshef
ob,,,ned fraudulenly or not y and then concluded ny
declaring Messrs Dickerson, Vroom, kilie, cooper
and Rya had received majority Of the ia'efal votes
Of the whole State :!
When the Clerk began to read the report there was
manifest disposition the part Of large majority Of
the House TO adjourn, and allow the report 70 ~ Pi
cd But two or three members insisted on hearing the
repor, at once The Clerk then went on; but such
was the noise in the Hall that only word could be as
nctly heard aud then, and so great was the wear
ness Of the members that several attempts were sue
cessyey made dispense with the reading, order he
documents to be printed, and adjourn.
During one Of the suspensions OF the reading Mr.
FILLMORE siihout objection beng made from any quar-
ter offered resolution for recommtling the report on
the ground that the COMMITTEE had not complied win
the instructions Of the House, to report who had re-
esyed the greatest number OF gf votes, and REJECT
ed without lust cause, important evidence tending 10
show the llegaty OF certain votes
Mr. PErRmlS said this was out Of order. mum.
Der Of members addressed the Chair the time
each endeavorng to make his voice heard above the
obers The continuation OF the reading was insisted
NM, and Inc Clerk proceeded 10 the end.
Tho sos,ke, then said that the question would be IN
the motion to recommit the report and that Mr..
Fillmore was entitled to the floor
flbe Loco focos finding tha, Mr.. FiIlmore's motion
would lead to discussion which would mpede their
n,oa,es, in the intended outrage Of The rioh deter
m,nsa N den,;va ,h.t gentleman of his un,ueston-
,hle r,h, n mo aoo,1
N, Duxc.n anoeaed from The decs,on Of the
Char, and co,,endsd ,h., M pa,rk;n va. entitled 10
tho a,o, The ,,uer !, 90. under.,ood had in his
h,0 ,o,o.,oo - cot. into Tho vs.a,, scat. d,ree,v
,ha n,o,.nd.,. ia, NJ J.,.ev Mss.rs D,cLer.on
v,,,, nd ,he;, ,.,o.;.,..
,,h IT.. s;rn,, v.. a;ven. and suf.
s.;o;, o,h1, 81 A.n;n;s,,.,;o, men were found un
,ha 6r., asc;.on az tho
o.. 11..;aa NJ, E,umore of a. fair a claim TO
-. a. ~. ouher had
u, p.u., Ia, Ala ,he work 20, which the mi
,,a.a f ~ aoor -. ovs, 10 him Nv ri. nsr,,.,n
,om,,ds. He moved 10 strike on, the resolution Of
NJ pn,,o,. ga .,hs,;,n,e for i, another declaring
~, ~. n,ovro. v,oox Kr,v Coo,rp and
py,, h,,;,o r..ov.d !. naor,v Of tho lawful vote.
or tho ,.a of No, Is,sev arc entitled 10 ,e,t. a,
member. Of the TwrNIy.s,xrH CoseRrs,. and re.
;;, ,ha, tho S,eake, .honld d,,v qualify them when
thew yreseot themselves On this motion. he called the
previous question.
Mr.. FILLMORE rose to a point Of order But his
voice was drowned BY chorus of noises such as the
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