The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-23

o.suPy ue territory OF Oregon. He went into
we" OF The subject, referring TO various
authorities N support Of his argument.
Mr. WINTHROP asked the Chair il the rules had
oeen suspended To allow the debating of any subject
ana II the suspension did not include the morning
hour Tor the presen alton Of reports onb'
Inc STEAMER said the rules had been suspended
Internationally.
MIR GlLhiEk suggested to Mr.. Owen that, as the
oregon question was one Of Importance and one on
when several gentlemen wanted To give their views
The best course would be let the subject 90 to
Committee OF the Whole House on the state of the
Union, wheie The question would be debated and all
amendments offered, and asked him to give way to
allow him Mr.. ~ to make that motion
Al thls time desutory debate arose, in which
Messrs Z. }. lNGERSOLL, DROMGOOLE, GIL
MEX, SAMPLE, CAVE JOHNSON, and OWEN
pa,ueipaded, as to the proper course to pursued
Inc srEAhEh explained, and said il would take
vote of two-thirds
Nit DROMGOOLE then moved that the House
resolve itself into committee of the Whole and take
up the subject
The SPEAKER rose and stated the que tion to
be suspension OF the rules TO allow the
House to resolve 'selfinlo Committee of the Whole,
and that the report be printed
MIR {. ). lNGERSOLL; There was no motion
made 20 print.
Mr. ADAMS Then move that it be printed
Mr. C. }. lNGERsOIL called for division on
Mr. ADAMS demanded the yeas and nays, which
not ordered.
m. ,u.s,ie, - , -
decided 10 the affirmative.
Mi ADAMS then called for the orders Of the day,
ana ask.d The report on the rules was not first in
orderi
The SPEAKER said that would be the first bust
ness IN order after the morning hour had expired
MIR. WINTHROP said that the rules had only
been suspended for the morning hour which had
expired
The SPEAKER said that beCore the ,oorning
hour had exp,r a The gentlemen from, Indian, INJr.
Owen had moved tbat the r,,I.. he r,r,h.r snsnnd
ed so as 10 allow the Uonse 10 resolve i,sslr in,o a
Coumitt.e Of The Wbolc an m. staIe or ,Ls IIninn
and take mn the renort ON tbe Oregon on.sion 70 nj
low him 10 finish his r,marLs wh,ch melton yas m.
first In Older
Mr. RATuBIJN made nm inopirv or IN. Chair
which was inand,ble
The SPEAKER replied in either case the mo,io,
10 suspend he r,,Ies was in o,dsr Wv
Mr. ADAMS then called for tho yeas ,na o,ys
which were odcr,d,
The Clerk called the roll and Tho Gol,oyi,o ia tho
result . yeas III. NAYS 63
SO tbs rules were not STANDARDIZATION thirds M,
voting ia the affirmative.
Mr. J. w DAVIS offered f, resoI,iion alIow;,g
the use of The Hall of The House 10 the New YoH
Academy for the instruction of The deaf and dumb
for an exhibition of their pupls which was concur
red in
Mr. McCL ERNAND made an adverse report on
~ "a hut Ms
priately disposed Of
The SPEAKER then announced The orders Of the
day. which was
THE REPORT ON THE RULES
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