The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-17

| Mr. Lgwis WILLIAM. called for the ayes and noes.
Il Mr. FEssEsDrN wished 10 know of the Speaker what
wsuld be the effect if the resolution was passed
Ill after tive o'clock. when it instructed the committee
to report precisely at that hour.
/ The SPEAKER said that question would be decided
when II properly presented itself; was as much AS the
Chair could de TO decide the questions they came up
MI WISE said was impossible to hear word oil what
the Speaker was saying.
The srEAxrR, (beatng violently with his mallet
his desk)-The House will come to order; the mem
beers will take their seats.
Mr.. srHIco wished to know what the question.
lLsughter] He wanted 10 understand the question.
tncre ased lau ghter1 He wanted know the question
himself [Rosrs of laughterl He had nevor annoyed
the House by thrusting himself forward Here the
Mr.. HowARD inquired OF the Speaker what was the
question.
man from Mas chusetts.
Mr. HowARp asked if there had been any decision
the motion to lay the subject on the table.
The STEAMER replied in the negative.
The question was then taken the appeal, and the
decision Of the Speaker was sustained by large ma
Mi; BAn,AHD asked what was the question then be-
The, SPEAKER said in laying the whole subject the
table.
The question then taken on laying it on the table
and decided in the negative-ayes l03, noes 49,
The previous querou was then ordered, and on the
ques ion, Snail the main question be now put 2"
Mr. GRANGER asked for the ayes and noes (Cries Of
Mr.. STANLEY hoped their legislation would not take
such course to reader them order order
majority in favor of repeating it, let :hem have the
question (order srder And now for the question OF
order this resolution wa: passed after the hour
OF no. the mover modify it, He wished the de-
cision Of the Chair Gres disorder in the Hall cries
Mr.. WIsE-I would suggest to the mover Of the reso
luton to insert the word forthwith"
Mr.. Bofp said he would amend by substituting for
o'clock" the word instanter." f'
Mr.. GRANoaR asked If the resolution was amended.
The SPEAKER-Notyet
Tha r. a. = n an ..od,ha raeol,t;or nc amended
Mr.. GRANGER moved to lay 1t on the table (Cries OF
no no" Eyes, yes" &c and great confusion prevailing
Mr.. ANDREWS asAed for the ayes and noes, which
were ordered, and were yeas 81, nays lis
Mr.. CHIrrENDEr then moved that the House adjeurn
Mr. PRoFrir asked for the ayes and noes which we're
ordered, and were yeas co. noes l64
The question then recurring, "shal the main ques'
ton be now put 2"
Mr.. BRONSON inquired what the main question
The Speaker. On the instructions.
Mr.. BRONSON asked that the instructions might be
re ad
The rese ion of instructions gain read, and the
question shall the main question be now put 2" as
decided in the affirmative, ayes ils, noes So.
Mr. ToMLINsoN NOV ed that the House adjourn Loud
cries Of Mono
Mr. PR,rrIr demanded the ayes and noes, which
ordered
Mr.. Rr,p,rYr hoped his colleague would withdraw
his motion for adjournment.
| L Mr. ToMLINsor won't.
The question then taken the adjournment and
| decided in the negalve-ayes 81, noes lao
The questio. then came up on the adoption OF the
| resolution. (Cries of1question question J
Mr. GRASGER rose to point OF order. The resolution
if adopted would vary the order Of business under the
suspension the rules Would not therefore require
Mr. PRsFFIr said that would be decided when the ques
| ton came up
Mr. RANG preferred to test the question in his
way, and asked the decision Of the Speaker.
The SPEAKER decided that il required but majority Of
the members 10 pass the resolution
Mr. GRANGER again to address the speaker but
the cries Of ORDER ORDER question: question: were almost
deafenng, and continued for some minutes when the
noise had somewhat subsided he said, with much hrm
uess-when these olamors should cease, he would CON
what he had to say these cries Of question ~
question !" had little importance in any matter before
the House, (fiere the cries of order order question
were redoubed and it was impossible 10 hear word OF
what the honorable member was saying, who ceased
speaking, folded his arms and listened to the hundred
bazen Threats that shouting forth their horrible
| discord When the honorable member could make him.
self heard he with his remarks rlse Sir to
privileged question: which shall put before take my
seat rise, MIR Speaker profound silencel to ask the
ayes and noes on the resolution The house was liter
ally convulsed with laughter.l
The ayes and then ordered, and the clerk
commenced calling, when
Mr. SrRIco and said Mr.. Speaker Uau gh
The srKAKEn-The gentleman from Kentucky.
Mr.. srRiec-fiave right to say any thingf (Roar
| Of laughter)
The s,sA.En Crap rap rspl.Ths House will come to
Mr.. SrRIGG-Have a right TO say one wors1 (Con-
vulsive laughter.)
The srEAKER said that the Clerk having commenced
calling the roll not in order to make any remarks
| MrSrRioa-rhcn have not right to say any thing
Loud laughter)
The SPEAKER-N0t at present.
The CLERK proceeded with the rell Tor some time,
when
| Mr. ASpRrws hoped the Speaker would enforce the
rule which he had called his attention to this morning
The SPEAKER said il not in order Tor members 10
stand the Clerks table while the yeas and nays
The vote was then announced the adoption of the
resolution to be- ayes no. noes go SO the resolution
was adopted. (Crss of" Now, Mr. chairman, jump up")
Mr.. MARSHALL hoped the committee would be now
| directed to execute the order Of the House
MIR JONES, of Mi called for the orders of the day
Mr.. J. c. CLARK called for the orders OF the day.
Mr.. WISE said the House had passed order, which
was impair alive sand he, as one of the majority rose to
do what every member of the majority had right to DO
to demand the execution of the order just passed The
resolution requires that the bill should be reported Ia
stsnter. Now instaner, in law Latin, or English Latin
shouts oflaughter) Latin ang licised-thats English
Latn-meant instantly and he Of the majority,
demanded that the order be executed immediately
Tremendous uproar
Mr.. j. C. CLARK thought that such course would
look like a reflection the committee. lnstanter
msant within reasonable time [laughterI and forth
with meant a reasonable time. lredoubied laughter
Loud cries to report the bill
Mr. FILLMORE objected the report being presented
out OF order. .
Mr. BARNARD said that no one would suppose him
the Chairman sfthe Committee, TO be disposed to throw
any obstacles in the way OF the execution oil the order
the use construedt was an order 10 the
committee, not any individual member OF H. and he
would cheerfully act the organ of the committee,
when directed by majority Of them TO report the Dill
Mr. BsurELL rose to a point of order. There was
before House. and he objected to any debate
except upon regular motion
Mr. HoPKys said there question before the House,
and that the Of the order just made by the
House.
Mr. WISE said that the question before the House was
the execution of the order passed by majority Of the
House. nd he called upon the Chairman OF the Commit
the Judiciary say whether he had not been Ia.
sruced by the Committee in pursuance OF me order OF
Sh inst report bill for the repeal OF the bank
rup law and whether he had not that bill now in his
possession, and not ready to report it.
Mr. C. j. fSGrRsoLL desret TO satea fact which, az
memb Der OF the Committee Order, Orderly
Mr. j. C. CLARK objected to any statement Of proceed
ings IN the Committee room.
Mr.. CUSHING objected to any statements being made
until the Speaker should decide what was tae question
before the House.
Mr. SAUNDERS said, that member OF the Judiciary
Committee, he prepared to obey the order OF the
House and he wished to submit motion TO carry that
order into effect. (Cries ofno NOS; "ou Of order etc
and great uproar and ceniusoD)
Mr. STANLEY hoped that his ague, (AlrsAurpERs)
would take upon himself the odiumo reporting this
BILL but would leave it to the gentleman from Pennsy
vanis, Mr.. CD IsGERsoLL,) who had mounted the red
this morning. lslludng to red craxat worn by the