The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-29

| Brown Burt Cathesr, Chase Chapman. Clarke. Cobb
lei, Dargan, De Mott. Dillingham;, DObbIn, Douglas.
Dromgools. Dunlap, Farsn FicLin Fines Gordon Hars
$ Houston Edmund w HaesTa, james B. Hunt. Hunter
James Johnaoa Joseph Jokason, Andrew johnson
ssks La sere, Lyon Lumpkin M.elsy, Mccleand, Nc
Clernsnd, McConAeli. Joseph J. Mcdowell, James Nc
Do~en Mckay John ? Martin. Barclay Martin, Mosri.
Morse Norris Owen, Parish. Payne, Perrll Petit, Phelps
Pilisbury, Reid Rhs Roberts, sawtelle sawyer, scam
mon seldom Alexander D. Sims, Leonard h Sims, simp-
SON Thomas smith stanton stakweatheT, strosg Jacob
Thompson, Thurman, Tibbatts, Towns, Tredwsy Went
worth, Wick, Williams, Woodward, Woodwork and Yam
kAYs-Msssrs. Abbott, j. @ Adams. Arnold, Ashmun.
Bsninger, Bell James Black. Blanchard, Brodhead Nil
ben, Carroll o. Chapman Cooke cranston crozer, Cub
yer, Dauagh, O. Davis Dixon DockeTy Edssl Ellsworth,
dsrvn. Gently. Giles GrsSsm order 6rinnsa Grover
Hampton, Harper Hiliard, Elias B. Holmes, John W
ington Hunt, Charles J. Ingeuol Joseph r. Ingsrsoll
Jenkins, Daniel p King, Thomas Butler kag, Leio,
ass Marsh. S.ey A FsSasSSy rs1s PG
lock Ramsey, hathbun, Ritter Julius Rockwell, John
Rockwell Root Runk schenck seaman. Severance Tra,
man smith, Albert smith, Caleb b. smith, stephens Stew
AIT, st. John. strohm sykes, Thibodeaux, Thomssson,
BENJAMIN ThonP,91 James ThomPsSn Tildsn' Tru%sS
Wright Young, and Yost-9s. -,
SO the appeal was laid on the table.
MIR. RATHBUN. | move that the consideration
Of the bill from the Senate be postponed until Mon
day next
Inc ofEAhEh. The gentleman VIII walt I'M
Ill the bill is before the House.
The message from the Senate was then read.
Mr.. MCKAY. This BILL after having undergone
very long and able discussion in this House, passed
by majority OF nineteen votes.
Mr.. JAMES THOMPSON, ito the Chair) Is
il in order TO make any remarks, except as TO the
amendment made by the Senate -.... b..
The SPEAKER. IL is in order to discuss the
amendment, but not the merits 9th bill.
Mr.. MCKAY, am not going to discuss.
MIR. DROMGOOLE. understand the gentle
man rises to move concurrence the part Of this
House in the amendment Of the Senate.
Mr.. MCKAY. Certainly.
Mr.. DROMGOoEE. The gentleman has right
TO debate that motion.
Mr.. MCKAY. | move a concurrence in the
amendment
The SPEAKER. That is the pending ques.
ton.
Mr.. CONSTABLE. demand the previous
question.
Mr.. MCKAY. One single word
Several voices deprecating-
Mr.. MCKAY yielding the floor with the remark;
Gentlemen are exceedingly importunatej demand
the previous question.
Mr.. WINTHROP TO the Char.) Is it in order
now TO move that the bill and amendment be laid
on the table,
The SPEAKER Its in order.
Mr.. WHTHRor retaining the floor, but not ma
king the notion
Mr.. DRoMGOoLE said, il the motion to lay on
the table is not made, hope the chair will proceed
to put the question on the demand for the previous
question.
Mr.. STEWART. move that the whole sub
ject be laid on the table.
Mr.. VANCE. demand the yeas and nays.
Several voices. "Den't be alarmed, gentlemen,
you've got TO swallow i'm
The yeas and nays were ordered.
And the question "Shal the whole subject be laid
on the table'" was then taken, and resulted as fol-
lows
num- Barringer Bell James Black Blanchard Brodhead.
Milton Brown. Burlington, William w. Campbell, John
ston, CroIier, Culver, Danagh, Garrett Davis, Dill.
lingham, Dixon, Dockery, Edssl, Erdman, John H. Ew.
Ig kdw yS,n ET Ss tSG G,r,n GsGy g
per, Elias B. Holmes, John w. Houston, Samuel d.
Hubbard, Hudson Hungerford Washington Hunt Charles
J. lngeuol, Joseph r. Ingersol Jenkins, Daniel r. King
Thomas Butler King Lsib Lewis Levin, Long, Mclean
MoGaushsy, Mctisnry. MeIlyeine Marsh, Miller Nose
Rockwell, John A. Rockwell, Root, Runk, schenck,
Seaman, Severance, Truman Smith, Albert Smith, Ca.
deaux, Thomasson, Benjamin Thompson, James Thonp.
son, Tiden, Toombs Trumbo, Vance, Vinon, Wheaton,
NAYs-Messrs. stephen Adams, Anderson, Atkinson,
Bayly Bedingsr Benton, Bggs, James Black, Bowlin,
csihcsrt, a. a. dhapm.s Reuben Chapman Chase, Chip.
man. Clarke, Cobb, Collin Constable, Cullom, Cum.
Puus psp Pn
Fries Giles Gordon Hamlin HARRISON iarmanson Hen.
ley aiaT nogs E Isaac H0%ss hoPslns H g
Hunter, James II. Johnson Joseph Johnson, Andrew
Johnson George w Jones' seaborn Jones' Kaufman rres
Maciay, McCielsnd, McCiernand, Mcdonnell. McCrate
Joseph J. Mcdowell, James Mcdowell, Mckay, John P.
Rathbun, Reid Relfe Rhett, Roberts sawtelle, saw.
Sims, Thomas smith, Stanton, starkweather, St. John
Strong. Jacob Thompson Thurman Tibsatt, Townes
Woodwork, and Yancey.-lll.
So the whole subject was not laid on the table.
The question recurring on the demand for the
previous question,
Tellers Messrs. EWING, of Tennessee, and BoYD)
were appointed.
if the previous question should be ordered, it would
not, under the 4lst rule, cut off every motion to
postpone, or to amend, or to do anything except ad
ourni
The SPEAKER assented.
The question on the demand for the previous
question then taken.
Some difficulty occurring as to the result,
A second count was ordered, and the vote stood:
ayes l02, noes l0l.
So there second
The question then was "Shall the main question
be now put ~
Mr.. AsHMUN asked the yeas and nays; which
Mr.. G. DAVIS asked for information as to the
question.
The SPEAKER gave it.
Mr.. PETIT asked what the main question
wasi
The SPEAKER informed him.
The question "Shall the main question be now
putH' then taken and decided in the affirmative,
as follows
YEAS-Messrs. Stephen Adams, Anderson, Atkinson
Bayly Bedinger Benton Bggs, James A Black Bowlin
Cathcart, Augustus A. Chairman. Reuben Chairman