The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-04
THE DAILY UNION

ton, Wick, Williams Woodward, WOODWORK fanoey'
NAYs-Siessrs. Abbott. John Quincy Adams stephen
Adams, Arnold Baker. BsTrinseT Bsdinger Bell sisn
w w Campbsll John IL Campbell Carroll j. q Chapman,
Augustus A. Chapman, Reuben Chapman So5b Soens
VS. Deano Dixon, Dobbin Dockery, John II Ewing, Ed
win IL Ewing, Foot. Gentry, Gldding', Graham Order
Issas i,oms, ,ophins John W Houston Edmund W,
HUBBARD samuel D. Hubbard, Hudson, Washington Hum,
Hunter Joseph r 5ngsI sp THOMAS Butler King Lsb
sw .o"f LEVIN Rn Tong Lu%kin Mcdonnell Mc6sughsy
MfhePR ,s Me Rss on. Rockwell John Rockwell
Root schsnck, seaman, seldom severance AlshsaasT
Sims Leonard sims IS%sS TSonSs.on Benjamin
THOMPSON Thurman ToombS Trumbo, Vinton White
Winthrop, Wright, Yell and iOung-so
Yeas SO, nays SO; ia tie vote
The SPEAKER voted in the negative
So the vote stood-yeas 80, nays ~.
A burst Of applause followed, winch inc speaker
peremptorly checked
So the resolution was rejected
The result of this vote 10, that Mr. Runk retains
his seat
After this vote was announced, Mr.. BAfLf
rose and said: Mr.. Speaker, If this question had
been carried by one vote, should have moved re-
Consideration; and If could have anticipated that
the vote would have been so close, should not
have voted, for had promised colleague, Mr.
PsHpI yrosl who differed in opinion with me about
this matter, who desired TO 90 on yesterday alter
noon TO Baltimore to join his family, that would
not vote to-day, II my pote noula change NE result
In no other event did agree to ste oG." However,
YOUR vote has settled the matter, and there is no
casion for me 70 withdraw my vote, as 1t would not
change the result
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mr.. SAWYER rose, and, by leave, made per-
sona EXPLANATION in reference to letter from this
city whisA had appeared in the "New York Tr-
bune," purporting to be description Of some of the
personal habits Of Mr.. s., and otherwise Of very
scurrilous and abusive character.
The reaon assigned by Mr.. S. for bringing the
matter before the House was, not to ask any inter
ference on rs part, but to say that he had been
able TO fix the letter on any indlvldual-the one
who was the reputed correspondent denying the
authorship-and to give notice that in future, when
attacks Of this kind were made upon him, he should
Jake the matter into his own hands.
[The reporter does not 90 into explanation, fur
Their than necessary to render Ineligible the subse-
quent action Of the House.
Mr.. BRINKERiioFF offered the following res
olution
Rs'OLrss, Tlat the reporters letsrwriter, of the
| New York Tribune" be expelled from this House.
And Mr.. B. demanded the previous question.
Mr. WASHINGTON HUNT moved to lay the
resolution on the table, Tut subsequently withdrew
that motion, (remarking that his only reason for
making it was to give time for explanation TO the
editor Of the "Tnbune.")
The previous question was seconded, and the
main question was ordered;
And after good deal Of conversation and some
confusion, the resolution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote;
YEAs-Messrs. Stephen Adams, Anderson, Atkinson
Bayy BedingeT. Benton, James Black. James A Black
Bowiin. Royd, Brinkerhoh, Brockenbrough, Brodhesd
Milton Brown william O. brown Cathcart, Augustus A
| Chapman Reuben Chapman, Chase, Chapman, Clarke
Cobb Cooke Collin Cullom CumminS Daniel, Jefferson
sSois ponl.p G EfdDan Ed~ia Ewing Fsran' ricEln
Foster, Fries Gentry. Giles, Goodyear Gordon, Graham
ioush. GsoTge S. Houston. Edmund W hucSrd, Hunger
ford James Hunt. Hunter, Charles J. Ingersol Jen
Inns ss%e' n Johnson Joseph Johnson AnOrT johnson
Lsske leib' Ia sers, Levin Lyon, LnmBkln MCLEAN
MeCielbnd, MeClernand, Mcdowell Mciisnry Mckay
Owen, Parish Payne PerIi Perry, Phelps, Price, Rsth
bun, Reid, Ritter Russell, sawtels, Sawyer, scammOn
smith, Stanton. sarkw Gather St John, strong sykes
Jane. fhompson Jacob IaomRson Th wsn TSSsI
NAYs-Nls.srs. Abbott: John Quincy Adams, Arnold
Campbell Carroll John o. Chapman, Crsn,on, Crolisr
Culver Cunningham, Deanor Dixon, Doeksry, Foot, Old
John W HoaTOn samuel b. Hubbard, Hudson Wash
inEon Hunt, Joseph R. Insersel. Daniel p King, ThOs
sssss k'1 su. 'T Root %
Truman smith Alhskt Smith Stewart, strohm, Thibo
dssux, TOomb'' whhes Winthrop, and wright-4'
The SPEAKER thereupon ordered the sergeant
| alarms 10 execute tue OrueT OI inc tlOuSe.
| Mr.. WHEATON, from the Committee on En-.
rolled Bills, made report
| Mr.. THOMAS B. KING, on leave, introduced
a resolution providing for the appointment Of Sc
lect committee to examine Espy's ventilator, &c.
Pending which,
| The House adjourned.
The following petitions and memorials were pre-
scented under the rule, and referred to the appropri
ate committees
| By Mr. sCHENCK: The petition Of Warren Essbrook
and $50 other citizens of western Ohio praying for
preparation for the completion of the Cumberland Road
By Mr. MORSE: The petition OF Antoine Dupre, praying
to be confirmed in certain tract OF land: referred to the
| Committee Private Land Claims.
| BY MIR. POLLOCK: The petition Of Rebeccs BOYD, o
Northumberland county Pennsylva praying for pen
| sion
BY Mr. T. SMITH: The memorial Of Colonel ssmue
Fulton Of Ohio county Indiana praying Congress to al
The mcmoralst sayshe is Justly entitled to pay for past
and during the remainder Of his life referred to the
| Committee on Revolutionary Pensions.
| By Mr. HOPKINS; The petition of Samuel Nice amant
and others asking for the establishment of posroute
from wyhevlle via Red Bluff and Sulphur Springs, &c
| on the Post Office and Post Roads
By Mr. GILES; The memorial OF the mayor and city
council of Baltimore upon the subject OF the outfit and ar
angemen of vessels bringing passengers from other coun
tries and that Congress may pass such laws as to prevent
the introduction OF contagious diseases into this country
| referred to the Committee on Commerce.
scAMMoN The Petition of Charles p Wsd'Woh
worth for commuaton pay for services rendered in the
revolutionary by the said General Wadsworth: re
ferred to the Committee on Revolutionary Claims The
petition Of Lewis r. Hard and rs others citizens Of Ken
nebunk Maine deprecang the evils of and praying
Congress- in some constitutional mode, to propose to
other congress Of nations for the purpose
of proceeding by code Of international laws for
BILE OF national disputes: referred to the Com
mittee Foreign Affairs,
MARRIED,
At Martinsburg, Berkeley county, Virginia, on
the Sd inst by the Rev. JOHN O'BRIEN Mr. ROB-
ERT B. BRYARLY, to Miss SALLY ABEL,