The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-01


that in no event shall the debt vi Texas be charge
ON the Goyeroment Of the United States.
IA wa. reiectxd-3l in the Affirmative, and lOl IN
the negative. .,
Mr.. HARVARD offered an amendment 10 strike
out certain words, the effect Of which ~ouid De 10
doprvo the President Of the d'scrcuoa sseA 70 nun
10 the resolution to negotiate GU mr. Va. o''"" VI
Mr. Bcntons plan, us he may think proper
Mr. j. p. KENNEDY Offered all amendment INC
Precise purport Of which was not heard
Ii was reecled-3i in the Affirmative, 'uu ~ III
the negative. -. . ar
Mr. GIDDINGS moved amendment 10 lhs
amendment Of the Senate, 10 add pros'so W we
second ciase that all the negotiations DC mace on
the express understanding that, IN hXing Inc rauo OF
sseniation IN Congress no Stale hereafter 70 10
6ruxd out of the territory included IN the boundaries
of Texas shall include otherthan the Tree PoPuiauon
therein rejected. A.
amend ment, In the form Of proviso al inc same
place thai this anne alton and cession do nos taAe
effect unes. some Of the territory oeded by inc TO
public of Texas shall be found 10 lie north oil 80 DC
groes 80 minutes Of north latitude.
Mr. 3. asked for tellersi which we're ordered
The question was taken, and the amendment was
reiected-ayes "a, noes 81.
The question beng on concurring in the amend
ment OF the Senate 1t taken, and decided IN the
affirmative without division.
The committee then rose, and reported the amend
ment To the House.
The question then being on concurring in the
amendment of the senate reported from the com
mittee,
MIR HOGE, successful above many other oompeti-
tors for the floor, moved the previous question:,
The demand for the previous question was second
ed, and the main question was ordered
Mr.. BRODHEAD, and other gentlemen, asked
for the yeas and nays on the main question which
were not ordered.
H.. u.Stin han kan and "A
siiirmatlve-yeas 1872, nays 76, as follows
YEAS-Messrs. Anderson, Arlington, Atkinson,
Bsyly, BelserI Benton, Bidlack, Edward J. Black,
James Black, James A. Black, Blackwell, Bowlin,
Boyd, BrinkerhoH, Broadhead, Aaron V. Brown,
William J. Blown. Burke, Burt, Caldwell, Carpoo-
ter, jeremiah T. Cary, Shepard Cary, Cstlin, Reu'
ben Chapman, Augustus A. Chapman, ChaPpell,
Clinton, Cobb, Coles, Cross, Cullom Dana Daniel,
John w. DAVIS, Dawson, Dean, Dellet, Dillingham;,
Douglass, Droomgoole, Duncan, Dunlap, Ellis, Far
lee, Ficklin, Foster, French, Fuller, Hannibal Ham
lin Hammeu, HARRISON, Hays, Henley, Herick,
Holmes, Hoge, Houston, HUBBARD HubbeIl, Hughes,
Hungerford, James b. Hunt, Charles j. lnrrsoll,
Jameson, Cave Johnson, Andrew Johnson, George
w. Jones, Andrew Kennedy, Preston hing, Kirk
patrick, Labranche, Leonard, Lucas, LumPkic, Lyon,
McCauslin, Maclay, McClelland, McClernand, Nc
Connell Mcdowell, Mckay, Joseph Morris, Isaac
f. Morse Murphy, Norris, Owen, Parmenter, Payne,
Emery ID Potter, Pratt, Purdy, Rathbun, David 5.
Reid, RedIug Relfe Rhett, Ritter, Roberts, Robin
son, Robinson Russell, ST. John, Saunders, Thomas
II Seymour, David l.. Seymour, Simons, Simpson,
Slide John r. Smith, Thomas Smith, Robert
smith, Steenrod Stetson, John Stewart STILES, Jas.
| w. Stone, Alfred Z. Stone Strong, Sykes, Taylor
Thompson, Tibbatts, Tucker, Weller, Wentworth,
Wheaton, Benjamin White, Williams, Woodward,
Joseph A. Wright, Yancey, and Yost-I32.
NAYS Messrs. Abbot, Adams, Asbe, Baker Bar
ringer, Barnard, Brengie, Milton Brown Jeremiah
Brown, Burlington, Carroll Causn, Chiffon, Clinch,
lClingmau, Collamer, Cranston Darrsgh, Garrett Da
Wis, Richard ID Davi., Deberry, D,ckey Fish, Flor
ence Foot Giddings, Goggn, Willis Green, Grin
nell, Grider Hale, Edward S. Hamn, Hardin, Har-
per, Hudson, Washington Hunt, Irwin jerks, Perley
| p. johnson, John p. Kennedy, Daniel p. King Me-
Ilyane, Marsh, Edward Joy Morris, Freeman II
Morse, Moseley, Newton, Paterson Peyton, Phenx
Pollock, Elisha r Potter, Preston, Ramsey, kayner
Charles M. Reed, Rockwell, Rodney, Rogers, sam
pie, Schenck, Senter, Severance, Albert Smith, a
leb b. Smith, Srence, Andrew Stewart, Summers
Tiiden, Tyler, Vance, Vanmeter, Vinton, Wethered
John White, Winthrop and William Wright-76.
So the amendment of the Senate was conc urrel
Mr. MCCONNELL moved TO reconsider the vote
and on this demanded the previous question.
The demand for the previous question was second
ed the main question as ordered and being taken
was decided in the negative.
Thus the joint resolution for annsring Tsras to III
United Staies" is finally passed, and apaits only the sig
nature If the President TO become l1p.
The bill making appropriation for the Naval ser
vice, after being considered in committee, was read
third time and passed.
The Army Appropriation bill was next considered
but was not disposed Of when at about ten O'Clock
The House adjourned.