The Whig standard., 1843-11-28

Noes, Halliday, Mudd, Callan, Lenox, Bacon, Tow
ers, Bassett Lynch, McCaulcy, Neale, Fulmer, Gran
| dell, and French--l3.
Mr., DAVIS was proceeding in some remarks on the
general merits of the bill, when he yielded the dool
/ to Mr.. Harrison, who moved an adjournment OF the
Board; which motion was negatived, by the follow
/ ing vote 2N
Ayes, Wilson, Harrison, Davis Halliday, Lynch,
and Dixon---6 t4
Nays, sMudd, Callan, Lenox, Bacon Towers, Bas-
sett McCauley, Neale, Fulmer, Crandell, Gull, and
| French--l2. slstt r+s4 ii iss 1ai
After further debate, Mr. DAVIS again gave way,
when Mr.. Dixon moved that the Board do now adj
| journ; which motion was negatved: .
Ayes, Wilson, Harrison, Davis, Halliday, Dixon,
and Fulmer--6.
Nays, Mudd Callan, Lenox, Bacon, Towers, Bas-
sett, Lynch, McCauley, Neale Crandell, Gull, and
French-I2 tsfl if3 #f
Mr.. Dixon moved that the bill do lie on the table
which motion was decided in the negative.
After further debate, Mr.. DAVIS again yielded
the floor, and motion was made by Mr.. HARRIsoN
that the Board do now adjourn; which motion was
negatiyed, as follows
Ayes, Wilson, Harrison, Davis, Halliday, Dixon,
| and Fulmer-6. -s
Nays, Mudd, Callan, Lenox, Bacon, Towers, Bas-
sett, Lynch, McCauley, Neale, Crandell, Gull, and
French--l2. s
Mr. BACON rose, was recognized by the Chair, and
moved the "preyfous question:"
Mr.. DAVIS made point Of order that as he only
yielded the floor for motion to adjourn, that he was
entitled to it again matter OF right, in preference
to any other member.
The PRESIDENT decided that the floor could not be
yielded condiiomaIy. That when any gentleman
yielded the floor for any motion whatever, he took
the risk Of again obtaining it, and that 1t was open to
any member who first rose and addressed the Chair
That, Mr.. Bacon having deliberately risen and adj
dressed the Chair, before any other member, was, by
the rules of the Board entitled TO the floor f il
From this decision Mr.. HALLIDAY appealed and the
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in the affirmative, as follows:
Ayes, Wilson, Mudd, Callan, Lexon, Bacon, Bas-
sett, Lynch McCauley, Neale, Fulmer, Crandell and
French-12
Nays, Halliday, Harrison Davis Towers, Dixon,
| Cull--6. g 5aiB fl
The Board having seconded the demand for the
previous question, the question was putt Shall the
main question be now putt and carried in the af-
| frmative, as follows y, Il. svs syt bre -a4
| Yeas-Messrs. Wilson, Harrison, Mudd. Callan,
Lenox' Bacon, Towers, Bassett, Lynch, McCauley,
Dixon, Neale, Fulmer, Crandell, French--l5. m
Nays--Messrs. Davis, Halliday Cull-3.
The amendment of Mr.. Mudd being thus preclu-
ded the question REQUIRED the third reading of the
original bill which was decided in the negative.
| And so the bill was rejected a ag@aSzti6. !.
Mr.. MUDD asked and obtained leave to introduce
bill entitled An act to increase the number Of the
public schoos;' which was read twice.
Mr.. DAVIS having obtained the floor, was proceed
ing in remarks, when he yielded the floor and
| Mr.. HARRrsoN moved that the Board do now adj
journ which motion was negatived.
| Yeas-Messrs. Wilson, Harrison, Davis, Halliday,
Lynch, Dixon, Cull--5.. f f-3,
II Nays-M -Messrs. Mudd, Callan, Lenox, Bacon Tow
ers, Bassett, McCauley, Neales Fulmer, Crandeli,
j French5-lE III a@s@s2 3E'8 fsts sttt
| After further debate, "a Hss "a Rs~e
Mr.. LENox moved the previous question which
WIS seconded the Board; and, the question being
put the third reading Of the bill, carried in
the affirmative, as follows:a ssa.-so fe8 afag3a
| Yeas-Messrs. Wilson, Harrison, Mudd, Callan
1 Lenox, Bacon, Towers Bassett, Lynch, McCauley
Dixon, Neale, Fulmer, Gull French-l6.
! Nays-Davis Haliday-2 e@ q
The bill was then read the third time, and passed
| The Board adjourned 3tE