The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-04-09

unfortunate as 10 combine all the sections Of the
party against him, he would yst consider it his duty,
an am American, 10 rescue his name from their re-
pToaeh.
Mr.. HI. expressed the opinion that a persoh out of
Office could not be imPssehsd, because the penalty
OF misdemeanor was disqualification and removal.
Il could not go beyond H. He must be allowed to
say, that his disposition prompted him, Ia such
case az this, 10 take side with the weaker party.
Tie knew not how the honorable gentleman from
pennsylvania obtained the information which he
said he possessed. Who furnished il 10 HIM IL
was ~ Inc keeping only Of the administration. Did
The administration furnish il for the purpose Of srik
ing blow at prominent opponent .,..I,
Asto Mr. WEssrss being employed by the man
utaclurers as pensioned agent he knew nothing at
all about IL he was not Responsible for any Of the
acts Of that senator. He had stated the simple fact
abroad would admit it--thAi the greatest name of
all living Americans in Europe was that Of WEB-
srER. Mr.. IA. nov felt b0qaa. he said TO renew
the motion for the previous question.
Mr.. YANCEY asked his colleague To withdraw
il for the purpose ofexplanation.
MIR. DIXON odssed the following amend
ment, which was read:
Rssotsl 6ytAsy That In addition to the Information
shove called Tor the President be requested furnish this
HOUSE an account Of the expenditure Of all secret service
.hs .ans...isa q f.as ~ is..y cthsrws and the
i. ~ ans ana We names Of tbs persons TO whom
Some conversation here arose as to point Of
order. --. -..
1t being understood ,hAi Mr.. H. had Withdrawn
the motion for tho previous question, Mr. BRINK
Mr., fNGERsotL accepted as MODIFICATION or
the resolutions the amendment offered by Mr..
SEDpos.
Afler some conversation,
The question on the demand for the previous
49,. IL. -. ~
Mr. VINTON called for the yeas and nays on
ordering the main question, which were ordered,
and being taken, resulted AZ follows;
YEAs-Nsssr. John q Adams, Anderson. Atkinson,
sedaser, Bsaion Biss., James Black James A. Black
William q. brown, Csthcar Chase, Clarke, Cobb,
Cullom, Cgmnns, Cunningham, Daniel Jefferson Davis.
worth Erdmsn' Farsn. fcklin. Fosier. Fries GaryIn,
Giles, Goodyear Gordon, Grover Harrison Harmansoa,
aa sasso aIsi asri as'fS u ss'
Johnson, Joseph Johnson, Andrew Johnson George W.
ssTs, Lyon. Lu%PSin, Maei.y. Mecsan, Meeisiian1
MeClemand. Mcdonnell. Joseph D. Mcdowell, Mckay.
Pss.h f.yns fstii, Phelps, Price Reid Rslle, Ritter,
Roberts s-wteLe' SAWYER sesmmon, seddon. Leonard
s,ark~ea,hsr 81 John strong sykes. rhibodss1x ThO.
.sson, James Thompson, Jacob Thompson. Trvdwsy,
Wsntwor;h whss,on, Williams, wimOt' Wood Wood.
NAYs-Msssr. Abbott, Arnold; Ashmun, Bsringsr,
Campbell, Carroll John O. Chapman. Augustus Chapman,
Reuben Chapman, Chapman, Cooke, Crsnston CroIIsr
fSo sSy a.% h. 1sos
Harper HilliaId, Isaac L. Holmes, Edmund w Hubbard.
Ter King. Lewis, I0ns. ysSs. Mcdowell Me S Ss
MeHsnry' Mellvans Marsh, Miller Mosesy. Owen.
RoeR%S RSot RaaH shsSeS ssSs1.nss i Tmsn
smith, Albert smith, Stewart, BENJAMIN Thompson, Tib.
bats TIanbo yH'on. white, winthrop. Wright Ysncey.
So the House decided that the main question
should now be put.
Which main question was first on the amendment
OF Mr.. DMos, (given aboye.)
Mr.. ASHMUN asked the yeas and nays; which
were ordered, and being taken-resulted follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Abbott, Arnold, Ashmun, Bsuingsr,
Blanchard Milton Brown William W. Campbell Carroll,
John q. Chapman, Cooke. CoIamer. Croaisr Culver.
Grover, Hampton. Harper samuel D. Hubbard HUDSON,
Washington Hunt Thomas Butler King Lewis, Long.
Marsh MiisT Mo..sy Soi. owsa Far.h PsndsaoS
Phelps, Pollock, Ramsey, Jun. Rockwell John A.
smith Albert smith, stewart, Thibodeaux, THOMSON
Benjamin Thompson Tilden, Trumho, vinton Wheaton,
NAYs-Mss.rs.. John Quincy Adams, Anderson, At.
kn,on Bayly Bsdingsr Bell Benton Bigg' James Black.
broush, Brodh..d WIN. O. Brown, Burt Augu.,u. Chap,
man RsaSs, ShaPn.n ohsss, Ssipmsn Clarke Cobb.
GARRETT Davis, J.asr.on Davis, De Mott Dillingham; boS.
bin, promsools Ellsworth, Erdmsn, Fsran, Poster Fries
George s Houston Edmund ", HaSsrd. i Hunger:
drew Johnson George W. Jones. sesborn Jones Law.
Mec e Mccisrnsnd, Mcconns JO.eph Ms6o%
sli, Mckay, John P. Martin Barclay Martin, Morris,
Ritter ROBBERS. sawtes Sawyer scsmmon seldom, Leon
ard H. Sims, simpson Thomas smith Robert Smith, stanton
TeS~y %sn
worth, Wick Williams, wilmot Woodward. and Yancey
ia
So the amendment was rejected.
The question then REQUIRED on the adoption of the
Mr.. HUDSON ssked to be excused from voting,
and having assigned his reasons for the motion,
withdrew it. t...- .... ....
The yeas and nays (Which had heretofore been
ordered) were then taken, and resulted follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Anderson, Atkinson Barringer, Bsdin.
seT Bell Benton Bss. James . BLACK Bowln Boyd
ReSssn cbSs cSpmsn t
Cooke, Crorier CuIlom Cummins, Cunningham Daniel,
Danp s
Fries GarSn Gsn G' S1Udyss,
HensSn Edmand 0osh utss Hun
Haunt r. %
Andrew Johnson George W. Jones seaborn Jones Kenne
s Msoay Mccs.n a1a
nell Joseph Mcdowell James Mcdowell McGagghey,
NcKay John Martin Barclay Martin Morris pSu
Price, Ramsey, Rathbun, Reid, Rss Ritter, ROBBERS.
smith,
Stewart, ST. John, Strong, Sykes, Thomasson, James
Snon VICE.
liams, wilmot, Woodward, Yancey. Yell, and Young
NAYs-Messrs John quincy Adams, Arnold, Ashmun,
Bayly, Jas. A. Black blanchard peterborough, Burt,
Edwin II. Ewing, Order. Grnnell, Isaac y. Holmes.
Hudson Thomas BssT King Mesny Miller
Truman Smith, and Tden-as.
So the resolution was adopted in the following
form, TO wit: as A..'.