Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-08

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Thequea,ion stated "wil se HOUSE pass shs hI the
objections Of the President 10 the contrary notwithstanding "
Mr.. BAYLY said, IL the HOUSE, would give him ia sssrn-
ton for five minutes, he thought he could consins that ha
bill ought not pass Mr. h. then went slate the ciam
contract and IN the Of construction and entered into
legal argument In support Of the Presidents oections
Before Mr. Barr had ccnruded he interrupted, and
gave way for the Committee Enrolled Bills 10 make rcp
Aer the report Of the Committee Enfoej Bills had hee
disposed Of the right tho floor given Mr. RArsn~
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cludcd hut gave way privileged committee 10 make
port The difficulty was finally settled by Mr. Rarsras re-
lnquishng his right and
Mr. BAYLY said bu, Few words mose upon she subject
Of the yeto and moved the previous question.
Here Mr. DR0MG0OLE from tho Committee Of Con-
ference the dsagreeng votes Of the two Houses e
amendments Of the Senate pending TO the bill making appro
praons for certain Notifications permitted tn make
report stating that the Committees Of Conference Of the two
Houses had met and been unable TO como TO any agreement
compromise.
After Mr.. DROMGOOLE had made his report
The question put, viii the House pass the bill 10 pro-
hb the building Of revenue vessels steam cutters unles
Congress the Presidents objections the contrary notwiih
standing, And il was taken by yeas and nays
Before the roll was called through upon this question
Mr. BAYLY and said the finger Of the clock pointed
the hour Of L. and he demanded that all proceedings m
this House should ceass constitutional period Of existence
having expired
Cries of " Go on--go on"
The CLEaW went with the cali. and completed Il.
Several gentlemen desired IN be called again, among them
Mr.. CHAPMAN, of Alabama, who, when his name was
called, answered al will not vote-it il IL O'Clock"
The having been concluded the result announced
Yeas 1875, nays 81, as follows
YEAS-Messrs Abbott Adams, Anderson, Arlington Ashe
Banger, Barnard blackwell, Bown Boyd, Brrnse, Bin-
kerhoH Brodhead jeremiah brown Burlington, Burke Cald
well, Carpenter Jeremiah T.. Cary Shepherd Cary, Carroll
Causin, Cngman, Coamcr Cranson Dana, Garrt Davis
Richard d. Davis Dean, Dickey, Dillingham;, Douglass Dun
goole Duncan Dunlap, Fcklin Fish, Foot Foster fsnea
din, Harper Henley, Herriek, Hoge, Hopkins, Honaoa u-
bard Hubbel, Hudson iungcriord, Washington Hunt irwin
jerks Cave johnson, Pcicy b. Johnson, Andrew Johnson
King, Leonard Lucas, Lyon, MoCaucn, McCeiand, Me-
Clerand, Mcconnell Mcvne, Marsh Edward Joy Norris
Joseph Morris Freeman II. Morse, Moselcy, Murphy New
ton Norris, Owen, Paterson, Emery Potter frss Ram
ing Relic, Ritter Robinson, Rockwell Rogers Sample, Sew
erance Thomas H. Seymour, Simons Sdc Albert Snitb.
John r. Smith, Caleb o. Smith, Robert Smith, Sccuroi, An
drew Stewart, John Stewart A. Sone Strong, Summers
ed Wheaton, John White, Benz White, Williams, Winhrcp,
William Wright, JOS A. Wright, Yost-i26.
NAYS-Messrs Atkinson Bayiy Beiscr, Ben,oa, Bidlsek.
MEL Daragh Dawson Ellis Willis Green iiau'net, Harsl.
son, Holmes, Labnchc umpkn, Macsy, Mcdowell, IaHs
T. Morse Simpson, Stiles Thompson, Tibbatfs, Tucker,
Woodward--3l.
More than two-trds having voted In the affirmative, the
bill passed. and has become do Of the d he Prssi
DENIS objections 10 the conkrary notwithstanding.