The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, June 80, 1870
UB-TREAsrRY BILL


sUB-TREAsrRY BILL.
The SPEAKER said that the business next III ar
der the bill from the Senate provide for the
lection safekecpng, transfer and disbursement y t
public money and that the immediate question ".
| on ordering the bill 10 n third reading.
Mr.. VANDERPOEL inquired Of the Speaker
whether motion for the previous question wouldho"
be in order 2
The SPEAKER replied that it would
Mr.. r. GARLAND inquired whether such nlo
ton would be in order before the bill was read
The SPEAKER SAID thai the bill had already been
read twice and that the previous question would "
on the third reading
Mr.. NANDERPOEI then called the previous
question,
Mr. CRAIG rose TO move a call of the House but
dsd not press the motion.
Mr.. r. GARLAND inquired Of the Speaker whc.
thcr this bill had been reported from the COMMITTEE *
the Whole on the State of the Union
The answer OF the SPEAKER not heard lN vi
Reporter
Mr.. JOHNSON, of Maryland, made an appeal y
Mr. Vanderpocl and desired him to Withdraw hlS na
ton for the previous question that he could move
his substitute tor the bill. His purpose simply /,
get vote upon his substitute and have IL placed ea
the journal and the gentleman would not Withdrew
his motion without a condition to have the qucsoa
renewed, Mr. johnson said that he would promi.,
renew it, He hoped that the gentleman wouldnh
hesitate to yield to his request il would not
sumo five minutes of the time of the House. And it
would say that he could make this appeal to the 1r
tleman with stronger hopes of its being granted Nhl
it well known that he had not pressed h> -aht
tutc at early stage of the discussion in the coW.m
tee in order to give the friends of the bill tue fullest
opportunity of sustaining simply their own h,onl@
measure reported from the Committee Of ayS and
Means.
The SPEAKER. Docs the gentleman from Now
York withdraw his motion.
Mr.. NANDERPOEE said he did not
Mr.. HOFFMAN rose 10 inquire whether II was u
order to pass TO its third reading bill winch had ~
yer been reported from the Committee of the Whulo
BY the rules of the House this bill (Mr Fl SAL
must be reported from the committee, Could suj n
resolution indicating the adoption Of another
override the standing rules of the House ?
The SPEA KER replied that the resolution TO win
the gentleman referred had been adopted by two-thG
of the House ms required by the rule
Mr. HOFFMAN said that, as he understooi il,
matter the rules of the House had been suspended
two-thirds vote for the reception of the resolution
The SPEAKER said yes and the resolution 4
self had been passed by wothirds vote
Mr. HOFFMAN then inquired whether rcsoIu
ton passed Ivy two-thirds could override the rule vii
out one days previous notice having been gwen
NThe SPEAKER of opinion he said thot \
would
Mr. BRIGGS asked for the reading Of the rcso.
ton and il read follows:
Resoired That the said committee be discharge
from the consideration Of said hill, from and alc
MONDAY next uni 81 the shall he reported to thc
House at an earlier day; aud that said bill with such
amendments If any as shall have been adopted ~
said committee shall be taken up in the House -