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FasONa WASHINGTON.


li,us, took II, the rcrilarorder Of the dav' con.
IL. sd and roncluded Tho call (or resolutions
r,.ninl,o.s wnrc Inc, nresen,ed fr,m tbo
T,rr,,r.c. ,f no nor,ic ,iar ip,erost. NJ mo con
ci..i,, nr which.
H. q | I,,.,rs,ll ,,,voJ that Tho JJo,so M
in.n Cnmm,,oe Of ,be Whole m Con. JacS son;s
frc
NJ. Al,,n. -,sc +, = min, pf order--,o, co
r,..,b noin, IF orsn~ nc r. tho r,oJ f,,l If tho
ll,,.,. ,bn rc,tlcn,on fr,m psnnsviv,,i,. E, |
i 'In,,rsri I,,,irr ~ his ,no,;o, r,nr,i,na
5t,y,t # fin.
I'm, pr,., )J,s.r nnny bark tho ir,nu,o,ions
with ibn rou,cmou bel,nTiu,, To ,bnn. into tho
fu.,aurI,,un vein, n, a., tl;om. I viii hore him
sfl l,.nr,, ,hc II ,n.n in kn,w thai I am InsS
l.rr ia Tia, rh,r,,, ol breacJ nj f,Ub. than ho s
yt.rn r,r,,tcnll +, order. n. + caro- 50 ln,le
t,,,ny',l,r, II, saws. take II, notice IF his
ri,..t.;,ts. MI Al,ms-"J d,ui carey All
.,n ,c1;lem,n does no, care. That is a very
conycnirn, way ,n ret cu, of the dilemma. /,
j., %, ,,,,b .,,v to sy-,i. ,I,t of the scrane. lilo
l,o,,,.,..,ra, AZ Ln, IN r,ko him coro
N., Ahn.I d,ry him.
'|la., ram, rI,. ,yorc n,ic unAer oreat fool.
ia,s ntoy,.,n,,,nn, hy both n,r,ios and ,ho yholc
s,7.,n was dr,m,,;c tno brh dnyreo-,be sneak.
crs cl,ncbinr, bcjr fists extending ,lcr arms.
a ID directing .ho,r rnm,rks at each other Mr.
Adams wrriiinr. durino his remarks. with
l.i.ar ircrv o,j Afr I,,frsoll wi,beri,a unL.r
his rlu,oul r,1a.,..
r..tr,-,..r tr.ro iisposado f and -ouieted nv
,ho :,.r.. .. ..... nr fho S,p.acr. nat, hnwover
w.. 81, f..,.,l ,bai bls irirnr ,be p,,ce Maker
vas commit. or .,9Yd best as usual, whenever he
measures strength wuh Mr. Adams Sir Ircer.
,' tloru i,Ldrny, HE ,notion and ,Lo U,,nso
u.,cseaeI 10 act up,n n m tion that the resoln.
,oa anpuin,iny A dav socially for the considera.
t.,1 of the report from the Committee on the
Rues and Order; of the House be taken M.
/ was III, desirt, to carry ont that nrnvious do.
termination of the House which had BROUGHT I'M
Mr. All. ,,.. nr lie motion of Mr. Ingersoll. Yes.
to-day h., ,,r been th, dav ASSIGNED for tho ron.
eri,ri,,oa OF the rrDort. iIr Adams vcrv cour.
tcu.,ly rave way in order tina, tho call far reso.
l.tions nirht be proceeded in : tho unanimous
un!ers 'lndnn of the House beinp that il should
cone vy immediately on th, conclusion of the
,,'l for resolutions. Tho resolution to recon.
slider was adopled BY NE vote. as follows Yeas
IOl, nays IS.
Mr. Adams moved that Tuesday next be as.
sig,,d as the d,y for reconsiderinr the ren,rt.
The Speaker remarked that It required a vote
Of tWothirds.
Mr. Adams said that it did not require two
thirds. because Il was privileged question,
AIi Dgomao,e, a member of the Committee
on Il lies. &C., wanted the report re- committed
to the committee, as il comes from the minority
in trath, and not the majority as usual, members
were no, present when it was adopted. Mr. ID.
WAS 50 circun,stanccd, probably, as not to be able
To be present at the time He now undoubted.
" desires the opportunity of bestowinr upon i,
"a second sober thought" He moved to re-
commit.
Mr. White insisted that it was privileged
question, aud r. such taking precedence OF all
o hnis. The epar; Of IA committee of rules and
orders was not governed bv the rules and or.
doris of the House. He would dcfy any one
- show the discussion as out of order, and the
consideration of the subject as contrary to the
rules, to point to single instance on the Jour.
nal where the House had ever been O verred
by the rules, when a report was to be consider.
cd from committee on that subject. It was a
privileged question, and as such he demanded
its immediate cons sheraton.
Mr. Davis of Indiana, made some few remarks
explaining his position on the subject, having
previously misconceived the purpose of the 2lsl
(now l3l) rule, when he recorded his vote
against its continuance. He was a member o.
the committee making the report, and should
ask the House to excuse him, in order that some
one M rht be appointed in his place, who would
not prejudice the committee in its after action
should the rcpor, be re-re(erred. as nropose1
by previous unuton,ional misconceptions anC
Mr. Rt,.L ~ r, .,nr,,a ,,odo ,,,,r,o ,o
cratic sgeecl, on the subiaci. threatening IN adj
vance. tba, the House rejected the rnla. hc
AID the oath must ard shonld do So and 81.
!rG.avcr invuke., the House to keen cool in
cnrs!aripr the sabiec,. and patticularlv tbo
gentleman from Georrio.
Air Black sal that Ln conl1 only k,o, coo,
when his constir, ,nl tho Snn,hcrn r;rht.
and interests were ,.nerlv rcsncc,ed and nro
served. "Co, 1, why' sir. I cannot no made
cool until tho torch of tho incenli,rv ,n,Lo
me -, (Ioud lauuh,crA
lean follow tnjs d,y's nroceed;nos M furtLer
Oles;ion, oGeyIcr wiiho;lt numbcr vorc raco;y.
O.. un,il :hcy have now become SO confused. nv
len.r piled one upnp tho other. tina, !, vorc q
useless eff ,r 10 disscc, ard s,o, - ,ho,n all
,n,,i,n was fn,Ily m,Ir +, Law tho ubo,e
subject ON the ,aj,n. ms Tho nost rc,dy w,v n,
dsyusjn,, of j.. winch. ha,ur ,,l.nn hy ro,s an,
u,s. resulted As ys:-Ncas - NAYS IOj
So The Subject WAS not laid or I'm, ,,Llc
Ash close This letter. controycrsv j. pono
on between Mr. Black Of Geo. aud Mr. Baardsley