The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19

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Tellsrs were called and the previous. question
Cries Of give it up--No no-~lets see the naked
ness OF the land-(Roars Of laushter)
So the previous question was seconded
SpEAKER-Shall the main question be now put
This was carried viua uoce - R oarsl of laughter
and cries Of Done over taylor")
SPEAKER-The question now is on the amend
ment OF the gentleman from Massac husetts Gas
above-Cushings amendment)
Cries of 'Read it,"
Ii was read.t
VoIcEs-Ayes and noes.
YoIcKs-You shall have 'em,! God d--n you!
The ayes and nays were called and resulted s.
Ayes l48, Nays 81.
This vote elected roars of laughter; and then
the ayes and mays were called on the following
amendment OF BARNARD, as a substitute for the
whole Bill, offered three weeks ago:-
BE it enacted i&c., That much of the act entitled
can act to establish uniform system Of bankruptcy
throughout tho United States" approved the 10th day
Of Augu, @ as authorize, any owing debt, to
with all the parts Of such act which applicable solely
to the mode Of obtaining the benefit of the provisions
such act in behalf Of debtors the voluntary petition Of
such debtors without the concurrence aid Of the cred
tors, be- and the same is hereby, repealed Provided
bankruptcy already or which shall be- CONN
menced before the 4h day of March next any palms,
penelties orfetures prescribed in and incurred
which shall be incurred under said act
The ayes and nays were called on this, and re-
suited thus:-
Ayes. rs; Nays. la6.
So BARNARps amendment was rejected
The amendments having been disposed of, the
Bill was ordered to be engrossed.
Cries OF mo, no, yes, yes"
WIsE.-What'll be the effect if the bill be en-
crossed an hour hence, and brought in.
MEMBER: Why it's little bit OF id thing,
any how, and doesn't want any engrossing.
SpEAKER-Shall the bill be eng.ossed for third
reading -Gentlemen-as many
q O.. IN
on-getrid of the devish swindliug Bankrupt Bill"
(Roars of laughter)
opposition to the repeal against such decided vote!
A VOICE oh it's only few friends of swindlers.
Uaughter.)
SPEAKER Gentlemen--those- favor-bill--third
Cries Of divide-divide"
division was ordered, and resulted ayes l43,
noes %!
spEAkRR.-The Bill is ordered to third reading
the Clerk will read the Bill.
VoICEs.-By its title!
Mr. ST. CLAIR CLARK.-(In funny tone of voice,
like clerk at christening) bill to repeal the
SpEAKER.-The question is now on the final pas
sage of the Bill.
BARNARD.-I call for the ayes and noes.
SEVERAL VoICRS.-Oh oh no! no!
The ayes and noes were ordered.
Mr.. COOPER, of Georgia.-Mr. Speaker, ask to
Cries Of " No, no."
CooPER.-I wish to state
VoICEs.-No, no, no-statement.
COoPER.-But have to say
Cries Of" No, no, don't hurt our feelings"
CooPER.-The reasons have to give
Cries OF No, no, no reasons" and great uproar
A MEMBER.-I move that committee be appoint
ed to 60 and knock Cooper down.
MEMBER-Who cares how he votes? we've got
enough
CoopER.-Can't be heard, sir!
Cries Of " No! no! Vote-go on--order''
!, CoorKR -Then all Pye got to say is-l've
down, and new one made-that's al-(Roars Of
laughter and great excitement.)
The ayes aud nays were ordered on the final pas
sage Of the Bill to repeal the Bankrupt Bill, and re-
A 1.e' My. ~.
Here are the names:-
YEM-Messrs L W Andrews. Arlington, Anterior,
Barton Beeson, Bidlack, Brdseye, Black, Boardman''
Bolts, Bovine. Bovd Brewster bronson Aaron Brewn'
Patrick Caldwell wn q Campbsli, TSos Csmpbeii'
CaTusnes Cary Casey Chapman Clifford Clinton Coles
Dean, Dog. Eastman, C Edwards Egbert Everett Fer
ris, FLOYD. Chas FIov Fornance Gentry, Gerry.
Gilmer. Goggin Patrick G Goode VIM Goode Gordon
Hopkins Houck, Hous.o1 Hubbard Hudson. Hunter. C
ingersol Jack; Cave Johnson, Kem, Andrew Kennedy,
Mcclellan, Mckay. McKennen, McKeon, Mallory, Mar
shand Alfred M%Tshsll T Marshall Mathews Matocks
Owsey, parmenter Partridge. Pickens Pumer Pope Prof
6t Ramsey, Raynor Read, Reding. Rencher Reynolds,
perd Shields sade Truman smith snSss sSis ss
~, steenrod stokely Stuart. John Stuart, sum-
%srs sumter, swsny Taiia'erro John Thompson
derwood Van Buren,, Ward Washington. watterson Wei
Ter, westbrook, Wise. Wood, Augustus Young-i4s.
Aycrigg Babcock Baker Barnard, Borden Briggs Mil:
ton Brown. jeremiah Brown Burnell Calhoun. Childs
ing John Edwards, Fessenden, Fillmore Gates, Granger,
Henry Howard Hunt, Joseph Ingersoll. Irwin Irwin
Kennedy King Linn Isne sson HaiSi o Maxwell G1a
Maynard, Meriwether, Moore Morgan, Morrow Pearce
way Rodney, WIN Russell Nj Russell salsonstpai strst
ton n w Thompson. Toand, Tomlinson Van Rensselaer,
Williams o:sps w %ne WITH
Yorke John Young-7l.
So far, therefore, the Bankrupt Law, is repealed.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole, to take up the Army Appropriation Bill.
passed few clauses, and the Committee rose
Mr.: PROFIT moved reconsideration of the vote
by which the Bill repeating the Bankrupt Bill passed.
But he only did this to give Gushing the floor to re-
ply to attacks tomorrow: He yielded the floor
to Gushing, on whose motion the House adjourned.
Tomorrow, as soon as Gushing gets tAr1ueh his
speech, Profit will withdraw his motiop.
Mr.. EvERErT's amendment to CushiHg's Exchequer
lsthis He proposes that one bTndred millions of
Government stock shall be issued, to be distributed
among the States and Territories according to their
respective populations, and Of denominations Of
ISSUE Tor Its own purposes, ten millions Of Treasury
notes; and also, the adoption Of the plan for Fis-
cal Agent, as heretofore recommended by Mr. Ever
eft to the consideration oil the House.
His bill IS to be printed.
The SENATE literally did nothing to-day
It lsrumored that Gen. MURPHY, formerly on the
New York Custom House Commission, is to be the
new Secretary of War.
WISE is talked of for France. w. H. A.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday.
cent Bonds 81; 1890 Chesapeake Del Canal Co. Loan
6s, Is; 300 County o. 1850. new, 12t.