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the preriou, nr-rion. The ,u,. YES: Ave. 100

And the main question was ordered TO &c now
taken. lbeing first on the amendment
Mr. Sample demanded division OF the ques
iion, first on the motion 10 strike out.
But the question was not divisble.
Mr. Winthrop desired TO know whether the
question now was on striking out the sentiments
OIL Gen Jackson and inserting those Of Mr. Clay 7
The Speaker tpro ten Mr.. llOPkinsl answered
in the affirmative
Mr. Hardin supposed. then, tibet all who we're
opposed 10 General JaGkson's views would vote
10 strike out
Mr. Payne asked the yeas md NAYS on the
amendment, which were ordered. and (Ifler .
CONVERSATION, in which Mes.rs Holmes, Payne,
and Hardin par,icipated) the result was snnounc.
ed as follows:
YEAS Mes.rs. Atkinson Benton, Edward J
Black Bower, Bowlin, How'd. icob Rriukerhof
Aaron v Brown, William Brown Burke, Burt.
Caldwell, Reuben Chapman, Augustus A Chap.
man, Chapman. Chappell, Clinton. Cobb. Coles,
Cross, Cullom Daniel. John w Davis, Dawson,
Dromgoole. Elmer, Farlee. Fickln. Hsmmet,,
Harrison, Henley, Holmes, floge Houston, Hub.
ard, Iiubtell. Hughes. James u Hunt jameson,
Cave Johnson, Andrew Johnson Geo w Jones,
Andrew Kennedy, Kirkpatrick. Labrancc. Leo
nard, Lewis Lucas, Lumpkin, Lyon, McCauslen.
Nsclay, McClellnnd, McCl"rnand, Mcconnell,
V.
en-. Payne. Emery ID Potter. David S R.iI, Rcd.
ing. Rife. Ritter. Saunders. Simpson, Slidrll, J
7 Smith, Thomas Smith. Rohert Smith. Steen.
rod. Stiles. Stone. Strong Thompson. Thicker,
Weller. Wentworth Woodwerd, Yost-S2.
NAfS-Messrs Abbott, Adams Ashe, Baker,
BarrinRer. Brengle. Brodhead, Milton Brown, J
Brown Burlington Cary, Carroll Calm Clinch
Clincman. Collamer, Cranston, Dana, g Davis
4 Davis. Dehcrry, Dickey. Dickinson. Dun.
lap, Ellie. Fph Foot, French, Gddngs. Willis
Green, r Green. Gnnnell, Order. Hale. Ham.
lin, Hardin. flarper Hopkins. lInngcrford. W
Hunt. Charles J Irg"rso!l, Irwin. jerks, Perley
d Johnson, John Kennedy. King Nell
vaino. Marsh, Edward Morris Nes Parnrn.
ter. Peterson. Prytoi, Elisha r Potter Pratt.
Preston, Ramsey. Rockwell. Rogers, Russell
Sample. Schrnck. Senier Severance, T. ornas
II Seymour. David L seymour Sim,ns A Smith
Caleb B Smith Spence, Andrew Stewart John
Stewart. Summers Sykes, Thomasson Tibba,ts,
Tyler. Vance, Vanmeter, Vintnn, Wcthcrcd.
White, Williams. Winthrop, William Wright,
Joseph A wrig ia
So The amendment was rejected
When the name Of
MIR. Morris was called th.t gentleman rose ant
said that before he voted he should like to in
cuirp ofihe gent eman from Indiana. (Nr Brown
whether this was correct cory Of Mr.. Clay
rematksl
Loud cries 10 order No answer given.
Mr IIamln moved reconsideration or thu
vote. and inquired if ,hat motion was dpbatahle
bcrause. IL So lie desired o submit few remarks
The Speaker said not, the previous qucsiio
having been ordered
Mr. Hlmlin then moved that the House ad
journ; which motion 10y yeas and nays was re
ject.d
Dir Thompson moved that the whole subjec
he laid on the table
A motion 10 adjourn tt1kcn by yeas and nays
vac agreed to. And the House adjourned
In The Horse on the Goth, the business
before the House being the resolution "f.
Gered yesterday by Mr.. Kennedy, of Ma,
rvland, in relation to the Tariff and Gen
Jackson's views on that subject, motion
was made 10 postpone the further cnnslde
raiion Of The subject until next Mnnda,
week, and on this motion the yeas ant
nays were ordered.
Mr. White rose snd stated th,t tho motion L
postpone was no, in order. as the previous qucs
ton Ind heen moved and seconded III then ex
planned his views and thr stnte Of thr question
before IN. Hon-.; first, Mr. Kcnnedv's resoln
ion had herr offered. then Mr. Browns suhsii
tOte, Which mao been VnleG Gown ne preNloNs
question had hren csiled on Mr. Krnnrdys rcso.
luton. ansr which Mr. Hamlin had moved re.
consideration Of the vote Mr. Browns suhet.
inie. THIS was ihc situation in which the sub
Jet was left yrsrrday
The Chair decided that tbs motion 10 postpone
va, mot in order. and that the motion Of Mr.
Ianlin IN reconsider wonld come IN first
A motion WAS made 10 lay the motion TO re.
consider on the tablc
Mr. White called Cor the veas and NAYS and
thry were ordered Tho motion 10 Law the mo
ton 10 reconsider on the table vas lost-sycs %
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The question then REQUIRED on the motion 10
reconsider and tho yeas and navs were ordered
IN motion Of Mr. Hardin. The decision was in
the afhrm7tive-aros 100, nsya 10
A motion wns then made to reconsider the vote
Ivy which the main question had hecn ordered To
he rut Tho object Of this movement WAS to gel
rid of the previous question, in order in Jet in the
motion 10 postpone Tho fact TO- the Van Buren,
party wire much puzr ed to got mt 81 the diem.
ma they were in They had either 10 repuda c
General Jtcksons opinions, or record their votes
in ia sor OF the protective policy. unless the snh.
iect was postponed. The House were now re.
tracing its steps in order TO effect post pom.
ment The motion 10 reconsider was carried
ayes los. NAYS 66
Mr. White and other Wing members during
these proceedings. objected strongly TO them or
the ground OF their being irregular and ont Of or
der The Chair. however. overruled all ohlec
tions and decided that as tho questions now re
Cured on ordering the main question to be put
md Hs tho dav set aside hv he rules for consider
ing rc.olurions had passed by. the subject would
have 10 lie over
Mr. Brown. of Indirna. asked permission Of the
House IN make n explanation.
Mr. White stated that he had no objection if an
opportunity should no offered for reply. Here
there was much disorder and confusion. When
order was restored motion was made TO suspend
the rules to rnahlr MIR Brown TO make the OK.
pansiinn. and the yeas and nays were ordered
The rules were not suspended voas II, NAYS 40
MIR Brown proceeded TO state to tho House
that he had found the extract embodied in the
substitute off;.red by him yesterday to Mr. Ken,
nrdv's resolution, containing certain views OF Mr.
Clay on tho Tariff question in newspaper pub.
lshed in Ohio. and that he was then and is now
OF tho opinion that the extract is correct II,
however, he should find, after examination of the
subject, that he had heen imposed on, he would
make the proper correction Mr. Brown spoke
some time and read extracts from MIR Cldy's
.peeohe. 10 show tina; he had not been consistent
or the Tariff question