New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05

ABSENT. OR NOT VOTING.
wYoRx.- Carroll, Davis. Hunt Maclny, Russell
Strong.
PExssYLvASIA.-FosleI Hays. Neea.
ViRGlSfA1Coes, Summers.
NoRTH-CARoLINA 1Edyner.
SEasain-.Badags'''
MISSISSIPPI -Tiainmet, Roberts. Tucker.
TryNEssEE.-Culom, A. v. Brown. Dickinson.
KS S,a@pnieI TSfs;u. Fan Meter.
NissouRl.-Bawer, Hughes.
Wings lin Itolics) 10: Locos, 20-Total, 80.
So THE 18th RULE is REscINDED. Persever-
ance has crowned the sold man eloquent" with
success.
The Presidents Message. which had been
brought into the House by John Tyler, Jr, the
PRESIDENTS Private Secretary, during the dispo
sal Of Mr.. Adams's resolution, was then read,
which being read,
Mr.. WELLER moved 10 lay it on the table and
print 5000 copies without the accompanying
documents, end $4,000 with the documents.
Mr. ]. w. DAVIS moved that the Message be
referred to the Committee of the Whole, on the
State of the Union. This was accepted by Mr.
Weller as substitute for his motion.
Mr.. WENTWORTH moved to amend by adding
thereto the words and also 5000 copies thereof
in the German language"
Mr. HALE moved t. amend by adding and
also in every otherlanguage spoken in the United
States OF America" This amendment was also
accepted.
Mr.. McCoSSELL suggested to the member from
New Hampshire Mr.. Hale) to have the Message
printed in the Congo language!
The amendments were voted down by the
House.
MIR. PARMENTER moved to amend By striking
out all after the word Resolved" and to insert
the following
THAT the Presidents Message, and accompany
ing documents, be printed for Inc House. and that
ten thousand copies Of the Message and Documents
be also printed.
This resolution finally passed.
On motion of Mr.. DRoMGooLE, the Message
was referred TO the Committee Of IKE Whole on
the State of the Union.
Mr.. JOSEPH I. lNGERseLL gaze notice Of a
motion for Leave 10 introduce q bill 10 amend the
the Naturalization Laus Of the United States
Mr. PsssroN Hing gave notice OF motion for
leave 10 introduce bill to reduce and regulate
the rates of Postage.
Mr.. GARRETT DAVIS moved resolution direct
ing the distribution OF 1885,, PA SO, being the
fourth instalneat of the moneys lnrse Treasury
from the proceeds of the sales OF the Public L.nds
Mr.. WELLER moved to lay this resolution on
the table, watch was carried. The yeas and nays
being called-Yeas los, ma, Gas follows:
YrAs-Msssr, AEragtSI. Atkinson, Bailg Benton; Bid
]. Eswn, Burke. Burt Caldwell. Carpenter. j. f Carr Cat
In, K. Chapman, a. A. Chapman, Chnton. Cobb, Dana
baHsp f s'f Hs l
t. Hamn, HARRISON. Henley. Herick, Holmes, Hnge Hop
kins Houston, HUBBARD ubbel Hughes, HunceIoFd j. B.
Hunt, L. J. lHseol jameson, y. johnson, A. Johnson
Jones' ?. King. kiIkpqrck Iabanche, Leonard, Lucas
Lumpkn, Lyon, McCieland, Mctlefnaud, Mcconnell. Nc
DUwe. Mckay, J. Morris l. E. Morse Norris, Owen. Par
R;ieI. ST. john, Saanders T h Seymour, b. l. Seymour
$SSs;; Sass y sioas 4 Some TsSO; h ttias;
iians. Woodward. J. A. Wight. Yancey, Yos,-lo5.
AAYs-hess,s. Abbot. ADAMS, Ashe. Baker Ba,rincer
SsIaait B.odheed, Brown. Buffirston, Causn, Chiffon.
DELFT DcSsy, Fish flofsoee Foot fGlIer iddiass, Cog
gp Crnnell, Order E 5; Hamhn, Hardn, Harper Hudsc4
D. T. kiRs, Mclvaine, Marsh E J. Morris, F. Ii. Morse
Moseey. Mes, Newton Paterson, Pey,on PhqnI Poilock
z K pottst Pres'sn Ramsey Rockwell. Rodney, Roger.
sample Sehenck Senter, Severance. J. 7. Smith, c. B.
White, Winthrop. w. Wrght-A
Mr.. J. A. WRIGHT gave notice OF a motion for
leave TO introduce bill making appropriations
for the Cumberland Road in Indiana, Illinois,
&c.
Mr.. HoeE gave notice of motion for leave to
introduce bi!l for the sale OF reserved Mineral
Lands in Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Sc.
On melton of Mr., HoFKINs, the House then
adjourned
The SENATE transacted little business other
hsn hearing the Message OF The President read.