The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

AT the hour of u m, precisely, the SPEAKER-the
Hon. JOHN w. DAVIS, of lndana-ook the chair called
the House to ORDER and directed the reading OF the roll by
States.
The roll being called by the Clerk-Mr. B. B. French
the following gentlemen were found to be present
MAINE-Messrs Robert p. Dunlap, Hannibal Hamn,
Cullen Sawtele, John F. Scammon, Luther Severance,
and Hezekiah Williams.
New HAMPSHIRE -Messrs, James H. Johnson, Mace
Moqon, and Moses Norris Norris j. o ,,,o.. coo.u l.,
num- Joseph Grinne, ARENAS Hale, Charles Hudson,
Daniel P. King Julius Rockwell, Benjamin Thompson,
and Robert c. Winthrop -,
Y. Cranston.
CoNNEcrIcUr-Me James Dixon, Samuel D. Hub
bard, John A. Rockwell, and Truman Smith smith n,,
VERMoNT.-Messrs. Jacob Colamer, Paul Dillingham;,
jr., Solomon Foot and George p. Marsh.
New YoRK.-Messrs. Joseph H. Anderson, Charles s.
Benton William w. CampbellS Charles H Carroll, John
Ellsworth, Charles Goodyear, Samuel Gordon Mar
tin Grover, Elias B: Holmes, William J. Hough Or
vile Hungerford, Washington Hunt Timothy Jenkins,
B. Maclay, William S. Miller, William A. Moseley,
Archibald C. Niven, George Rathbun, T. c. Ripley, Jo-
seph Russell, Henry j. Seaman Albert Smith, Stephen
Strong, Horace Wheaton, Hugh White, Thomas M.
Woodruff, William w. Woodwork, and Bradford R.
Wood.
New JERsEY.-Messrs. James G. Hampton, John Runk,
PENNsYLvAN1A9M James Black John Blanch-
ard, Richard Brodhead, jr, Joseph Burlington, Cornelius
Darragh, Jacob Erdman, William S. Garyn, Charles J.
H. -
Levin, Abraham r. Mcllvane, Moses MCLEAN, James
Pollock, Alexander Ramsey, John Ritter Andrew Stew
art, John Strohm, and Jacob ). Yost
DELAwARE-Mr John w. Houston
MARYLAND.-Messrs John G. Chapman, Edward H.
Long, and Thomas Perry
vmcINA-Messrs. Archibald Atkinson, Thomas H.
c. Dromgoole, George W Hopkins, Robert NJ. r Hun
ter, Joseph Johnson, John S. Pendeton James A. Sed
don, and William NJ Treadway.
NORTH CARoLiNA.-Messrs Daniel M. Barringer, Asa
Biggs, Henry S. Clarke, John r. J. Daniel, James c.
Dobbin, Alfred Dockery, James Graham, James j. Nc
Kay, and David S. Reid.
SoUTH CARoLINA-Messrs James A. Black, Amstead
Burt, Isaac f. Holiness r. Barnwel Rhett, Richard F.
Simpson, and Joseph A. Woodward.
GEoRGIA.-Messrs Howell Cobb, Hugh A. HARRISON,
Seabom Jones, Thomas Butler King John H. Lumpkin,
and Alexander H. Stephens.
kENTUoKY-Messrs. Linn Boyd Garrett Davis, Henry
Thomasson, John w. Tbbatts, Andrew Trumbo, and
Bryan R. Young.
TENNESSEE -Messrs Milton Brown Lucien B. Chase,
VIM M. Cooke John Crozier, Alvan Culom, Meredith
p. Gentry, Andrew Johnson, George W. Jones' Barclay
Martin, and Frederick p Stanton. ..f" a#-F
Omo-Messrs. Jacob Brinkerhof, John d. Cummins
Francis A. Cunningham, James ] Faran, George Fries
Dowell, Joseph Morris, Augustus L. Perri Joseph NJ
Root, VIM. Sawyer Robert G. Schenck David A. Stark
weather, Henry ST. John, Allen G. Thurman Daniel r
Tilden, Joseph Vance, and Samuel +. Vinton.
LouIsIANA.-Messrs. Isaac E. Morse, Emile La Sere,
and Bannon G. Thibodeaux.
Wis, Thomas J. Henley, Andrew Kennedy, Edward w
McGaughey, Robert Dale Owen, John Petit, Caleb B
Smith, Thomas Smith, and VIM W. Wick
Observation-Disclosures. Stephen Adams, Robert w
Roberts, and Jacob Thompson
ILLINoIs.-Messrs Stephen A. Douglass, Orlando B