The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-04

| Isaac T. Holmes, Hopkins, Hough, John w. HoustoI
George Houston Edmund ", Hubbard, samuel
Hubbard, James b. Hunt, Hunter James H. johnson
Joseph Johnson, Andrew Johnson George w. Jones
sssbOn Jones, Kaufman Preston King, Lawrence
Clean, McClellSnd MSClemsnd Mcdonnell, MeCrst'
Joseph !, Mcdowell, James Mcdowell Mcllvsine' Mckay
Marsh, Morse, Moulton, Norris owen, Parish, Payne
Perry, Phelps hllsbury, Reid, Relic, Rheu, RitteI
Roberts, John A. Rockwell, Root, sswtelle, Sawyer
scSmmOn, seaman, seldom Alexander ID. Sims, Leonsr
II. sims Simpson Albert smith, Thomas smith Stanton
Strong Sykes, ThibOdesuX. Benz Thompson Thurman
Toombs, Towns Tredwsy, Wheaton, Williams, Wmo
Woodward, Woodwork and YOEt-ll9
NAYs-MeSsrs. Abbott stephen Adams Ashmun, Bar
Campbell. CstheaT, Cooke, CrOlsr, Garrett Davis
Dockery, J. II. Ewing, Farsn, Graham Order, Grover
Harper! billiard, ELIAS HOLMES Hudson Wa'hihs.o
Thomas Butler King, Lewis, Long MeGaughey Nc
Henry, Barclay Martin, Morns, MOselsy, PsndetOn
Petit Pollock Rsthbun Julius Rockwell Runk, schenck
Severance, Truman Smith, Caleb y. smith, 81 John
strohm, Thomssson. Jas. Thompson, Tbbatts, Tden
Trumbo, yinton, Wentworth. Wick, Winthrop, Wright
and Young-Se.
So the House decided that the main question
should now he put
Which main question (the proposition of Mr.
DRoMGooLE being cut Off was thus;
"Sha this bill become law, the objections of the
President TO the contrary Notwithstanding"
1.-THE SPEAKER said the constitution of the
United States requires that the yeas and nays shall
be taken; and the clerk will call the roll.
The clerk called the roll, and the vote resulted a.
follows
YEAs-Msssn. Abbott, J; q. Adams, Arnold, Ash
nun blanchard bowlin Brnkerhoh VIM W CsmPosn
Constable, Cranston. Culver, O. Davis, De Mott. Dixon
Douglas, Et..ll. Ellsworth John II ETing EsIsn
Harper. Henley, Elias B Holmes, Hough; John "
Houston, samuel D Hubbard Hudson. hungsdorSd
Joseph r. lngerEoll, Jenkins. Daniel r. King, Thomas
Butler King, Lsb, Lewis Levin, Lgon Long, MeC!ellsnd
Marsh, Miller Morris MO.elsy, Evsn Petit Pollock
Ramsey, Rsthbun, Relic, julius Rockwell, John A
Truman smith, Albert smith. Thomas smith, Cseb 3
smith stanton Stewart 81. John strohm, sykes, Thbo
eauI, Thomas.on, Benjamin ThomPson James ThomP
worth, White, Winthrop, Wood Wright, and Young-s6.
NAYs-Msssrs. stephen Adams, Anderson Akin
SLACK Jsiss. A a. black BOYD BrocEsnbrossi. BTod
head Burt Reuben Chapman Chase, Clarke Cobb Collin
roIisr. Cullom, Cunningham. Daniel DObbin, DOcksry
Oromg ools Dunlap, Erdman. Fieklin Darwin, Gordon
Graham, Grover. Hsmlln Harrison, Harmanson, billiard
Edmund W. HUBBARD Hunter, Jane. II. Johnson. Joseph
Johnson Andrew Johnson. George w. Jones. seaoorn
kin, Sacisy NcClssn, McClefnand Mcdonnell. MeCrsts
ames Mcdowell, Mckay Barclay Martin, Morse Moul
on NT. q SS P n. Payne; PERI. Phelps. rli.
cannon, Seldom, Alexander d. sims Leonard II Sims
simpson Strong Toomb'; Towns, rredwsy Wick, VIII
hams Wilmot woodward, Woodwork, and Yost-9l.
So, two-thirds not voting in the affirmative, as re
quired by the constitution in such cases, the bill was
rejected.
Mr. MARTIN, Of Kentucky, before the result
Of the vote was announced, addressed the Chair.
The SPEAKER put the usual question, WAS
the gentleman within the bar when his name was
called"
Mr.. MARTIN said he was not; but he asked
the unanimous consent Of the House to record his
name At the time the vote was taken, he was ab-
sent on business at the department.
Objection being made
Mr.. MARTIN gave notice that, if he had voted
he should have voted against the bill
FRENCH sPoLIATIoEs.
Mr.. HAMLIN offered resolution in the usual
FORM providing that all debate on the bill from the
Senate provide for the sscertanment and satlsfac-
ton Of claims of American citizens for spollations
committed by the French prior to the 3lst day OF
July, 1901, should terminate in two hours after il
should again have been taken up in committee.
Mr.. |. E. HOLMES suggested one hour.
Mr.. HAMLIN modified the resolution accord
ingy.
Some conversation followed between Mr. DR0M-
GOOLE and the SPEAKER.
Mr.. HAMLIN demanded the previous question
on his resolution.
Some further conversation on point Of order
took place between Mr.. BoWLlN and the
SPEAKER.
Mr.. COBB desired Mr.. HAsLN so to modify the
r.aolu,ien say the. houss. The ball aPPro-
priatsd FIVE millions of dollars, and had not been
considered at all in the House.
Mr.. HAMLIN did not modify.
Mr.. COBB moved that the resolution be laid on
he table.
Mr.. RHETT asked the yeas and nays, which
were ordered; and, being taken, resulted as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. stephen Adams anderson Atkinson Bso5
Bednger Benton, Bis gs James Black, James A. Black
Bowin. Boyd Brinkerhof, Brockenbrough' burt Reuben
Chapman, Chapman, Cobb Collin, Cqii3m cunningham
DAME Dobbn Dromgoole ETdman, Ficklin GaTvin Cor
don Graham, Grover, HARRISON, Hoge Isaac r. Holmes
Hopkins George $. Houston, Edmund W; Hubbard, 10.
seph X. Ingersoll Joseph Johnson, Andrew Johnson
George w Jones SesbOrn Jones, Preston King Leake,
Lumpkin, McClernsnd, Mcdonnell, Jane: Mcdowell
owen, Payne Reid Relfe Rhet Ritter, Roberts, Saw
yer, Schenck Seldom Alexander D. Sims, Leonard H.
Sims. simpson Thomas Smith, Thurman Towns WICK
NAYs~Messrs. Abbott, John Quincy Adams Arnold,
Ashmun Barrnger B9y Bell Pan %h G csUdhsaS
Carroll, John G. Chapman Chase Clarke, Cooke Con
stable, Cranston, Crozer, Culver Garrett DAVIS De
worth, John H. Ewing, Foot Giles, Goodyear, Grin'
nell Hamlin Hampton, Harmsnson Harper; niill mar,
bard, Hudson, Hungsrford, Washington Hunt, James
Hunt, Jenkins, James II. johnson, kaufman, Daniel r.
Lyon Long, Maclay, Mclean McCrate, McGaughey,
McHsn McIlyains Miller MOTss Moseley Mop \.
sey, Rathbun julius Rockwell John A. Rockwell
Root, Runk, Sawelle, Scammon, Seaman, Severance
Truman Smith Albert Smith Caleb B. Smith Stanton sTSs
Thbodsaux, Thomasson, Benjamin Thompson, James
Thompson Tbta,ts Tden Toome' Tamoo yn aoS
Woodwork, Wright Young and Yost-il2'
So the resolution was not laid on the table.
Mr.. HAMLlN now wished TO modify it so as to
say t,oo hours.
Objected to.
The question then REQUIRED on the demand for the
previous question: which was seconded.
The main question was ordered, and, being taken
the resolution was adopted
Whereupon, on motion of Mr.. HAMLtN, the
House resolved itself into Committee Of the Whole
on the state of the Union, (Mr. G. s. HousToN, Of
Alabama, in the chair) and resumed the considera,
ton of the said bill.
Mr. THURMAN (who was entitled to the floor
from former day. referred to the statement he had
made when he before addressed the committee, thai
very few of these claims were held IN the new
States in which the unsold public lands lie, and tc
the interruptions at that time by several gentlemen
who mentioned claims which were held in Ohio, ant
by the gentleman from Indiana, tMr G. b. Smith,
who stated there were claimants within that State
Well he had taken the trouble to look at the list
these claimants reported by committee OF TIM
House at previous session; and and he found thu
astonishing number Of six from Ohio, and one from
Indiana, out of the aggregate number OF ,Oll.
He wished to correct mistake, or something
worse In the construction OF his former remarks