The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-25

Mr. An..., Of Ms.:soAu:.t:; CAV: notice that he in
The SPEAKER said would not be strictly In order
The amendment however, might be laid on the table
Mr.. ADAMS moved that the rules DO suspended, and
the motion was agreed to.
stute for the bill But what /, could not tell
One halt the members standing the door, en-
gagged In conversation and persons admitted BY
before the reporters desks. though they were on
Change lover Of order called upon the speaker to
extent of his power When the reading was concluded
tho substitute referred to the Committee of the
Whole on the State Of the Union and ordered to bs
printed.
Mr. J. r. IsoERsoLL made an Intellectual motion to
have the further OF the subject postponed
until Monday next.
THE oREooN REVOLUTIONS.
The Dill in relation to canal boats was no sooner taken
up, than message was announced from the Senate,
with reference to the Oregon resolutions
The sPsAKsa.is It the pleasure Of the House to have
the message = readi [cries Of "rsad.""rsad y
then took stand at the Clerks desk and In full view Of
the members, and read the report Of the committee
Mr. BArLr and Mr.. IsornsoIL. at nearly the same
time, moved that tho House
Mr.. BRoDHEAp moved the previous question.
Mr.. GxSrRY.-Mr. Speaker, I understand the differ.
to be the same between tweedledum and twee.
dlsdes [Cres OF "orderl
The SPEAxER.It is not In order to discuss the quss
ton.
Mr. GKNrnY-I would like to know what Is the differ.
the Senate and they stand the result of the
committee OF conference7
Mr. HoyKINs.-Let the gentleman judge for himself;
but give him no answer.
Mr.. IsogEsoLL.-Shall answer
Mr. HopKns.-No!
Mr. INcERsoLL.-I Will be happy to answer. lVoicea-
DON'T" and 60 on ~
The previous question seconded and the yeas and
nays ordered on concurring in the report of the commit
Mr. HAMLls inquired whether more than this question
would be taken to dispose Of the subject.
The SPEAKER REPLIED HNoO
Mr. Housros.- If the House refuse to concur, what
will be the condition Of the resolution
Mr. Hous n Zig The House [cries of "order,"
Mr. Northumberland to be excused from voting.
The SPEAKER, Qapping )-Gentlemen viii! take their
Mr. McCLERSArD desired to be excused. IA voice =
"We excuse you without reasons" and another
"You needn't give ysur reasUns If he voted for the
report 1t would be in conflict with his private judgment
He believed the alteration in the resolutions merely
verbal A. they now read, they would cramp the Pre-
Ash degree Of latitude. IA voice-"For that reason
you ought to vote against them."l He then withdrew
his request to be excused from voting
The roll called, and the House concurred in the
report, by-yeas l4a, nays 40. as follows:-
ArEs;IJohn Q. Adams, Mass; stephen Adams Miss;
Lemuel H. Arnold, r. l. George Ashmun, Mass; Archi
bald Atkinson, Va; Daniel NJ Bsrringer, N. C Thomas
H. Bayly. Va Henry Bedinger va; Joshua + Bell, KY;
Richard Brodiead, Pa; Milton Brown, Ten; Joseph
bell n =; John H. Campbell Pa; Charles H. Carroll,
n. Y; John g. Chapman. Md; Augustus A. Chapman,
H x Lu esss
CoIiamer. vi John r Collin n. Y. Albert Constable.
Mo- Henri Gran.Gn r. Il John cTo1ieT Tenn
Miss; Solunbs: psisso one; Paul Diliinsas% a V.
n ssn ss' Tsaa
Msrsdi.h Ssn,1y Tsnn Wisn oiis. ss1 Cha.
Goodyear, n x; jane. Graham, n; c.; Henry order,
s sss as. Nm. .%.. Hsrs
HerIics N z; Henry W: Hliard. Ala Elias 3. Holmes
samuel D. Habbssd Ct; Charles Hudson, Mass. orv,lls
T. Hunter Va. !; Charles j. Ingersoli, Pa !; Joseph
inEs,so Pa Joseph Johnson Virginia George
Daniel ?. King. Mass; Tho. Butler King. Ga; John W.
sswTenfs .I NY Shelton L:sas Va A1nsr Lewis
O. Mcconnell, Ala; John D. McCrate, Maine; James
Mcdowell, Va; Edward W. McGaughsy, la; john H.
Mckay, n G.; George P Marsh, W., John p Martin.
Ky; Barclay Martin, Tenn; William 8 Miller. ~ Y;
Dale oven la; william W. Payne, Ala; John Pen.
deton Va; John 3. Phelps. Missouri; James Pollock,
Pa Sterling Price Missouri; John Ritter Pa; Robert
:..t. John K Roefwsii, Conn; Joseph NJ Root Ohio;
John sss Runs n u Cullen s.w,sii.; Nc; Robert g
Seldom, Va Luther ssyersnos Me-; Richard s,mp p.
son, 8. c.; Truman Smith. Ct; Albert Smith, N. ";
Caleb Smith, Ia; Frederick p Stanton, Tenn Alex.
II. Stephens, Ga Andrew Stewart, Pa; John Sirohm
IA Stephen Strong, N. "; George Sykes, N. j.; VIM
p Thomasson, Ky; Benjamin Thompson, Mass Jacob
Thompson. Miss Daniel r. Tilden Ohio; Andrew
Trumbo, KY; Joseph Vance, Ohio; Samuel +. vinton,
Ohio; Hugh White, N Y; Hezekiah Williams, Me-;
Bradford r. Wood. N. Y; Thomas NJ. Woodruff N. Y;
Joseph A. Woodward, s. c.; VIM. Wright, N. il VIM.
L Yancy, Ala; Archibald Yell, Ark; Jacob s. Yost,
Ps-l42.
NArs.-Jossph H. Anderson, N. Y; VIM. @. Brown,
Va; Charles w. Cathcart. la John g. Chipmun Mich;
Howell Cobb, Ga; John D. Cummins, Ohio; Francis A.
Cunningham, Ohio; John De Mott N. Y Stephen A.
Douglass Ill James J. Faran, Ohio; Orlando 8. fickp,
ILL.,; George Fries, Onio Samuel Gordon N. Y; John H.
Harmsnson, La Thomas Henley. la; Joseph p. Hoge,
ILL.,; George s. Houston, Ala; James B. Hunt, Mich;
James II johnson, N. H Andrew johnson, Tenn;
Andrew Kennedy, la Preston King N. Y; Owen D.
Leb, Pa; Robert McClelland Mich; John A. McCler.
nand, Illinois Joseph Morris, Ohio Mace Moulton,
New aampshi5e Moses Morris, Now, Hampshire
Isaac Parish Ohio; Augustus L. Perrill, Ohio; John
Petit, Indiana; George Rathbun, New York; David g.
Reid, North Carolina; James II. Relic, Missouri;
William Sawyer, Ohio; John F. Scammon Me; Leonard
r. Sims, Mo-; Thomas Smith, Ia; Robert Smith, H.;
David A. Starkweather, Ohio; Henry st. John, Ohio;
Allen @. Thurman, Ohio; John w. Tibbatts, Ky; John
Wentworth, H.; Horace Wheaton, N. r.; VIM. w.
Wick, Ia.-46.
motion was made and negatved to reconsider the
vote And at fifteen minutes past o'clock the House
adjourned.