The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-14

ossph r. Ingersol jenkins Andrew Johnson Dsritl :,
sag Preston King, ThOmas b King Lsio LsNl.i afi
aeCiesn AeGaaghsy, MeHenry heil,sins ,s RseI
1sn John 4 RooIwsl loot schenek seaman ssssr.
'aee Truman smilh Albert smith q = sni! Ebo S
on. Tildrn. Trumbp Vance, Vinfon Wheaton. Nhi'''
Winthrop, wOOdrun. Wright Young, aud y st-sh
SO ths pOis rsas reeonsidsrsd .....
The question then REQUIRED on the motion OF Mr'
DOUGLASS 10 reconsider the vote by when mo
amendment Of Mr.. MoKAY had been rejected
The yeas and nays were asked ard ordered and
being taken, resulted as follows; "rr
YEAs-MesHs stephen Adams Atkinson, Bsyb,
Bednger Benton, Biggs, James BLACK powln'
ART, r. Chapman Chase Chapman, clarke. Cobb
oliin. CuIOm, ounmins Cunningham, Daniel DsEen'
FeAn, Fries Giles ianliH, BsTslson, lisnley, Bog
! \ Holmes, Hopkins lough, George Houston :" a
Johnson O. W Jones kaufman, Leske' La sore Lyon,
iaclav, Mecleisnd, McClsrnsnd, MeConneh AeSIs'c'
larin Barclay Martin Mouis MoIse Moullon, Norris.
,wen Parish Payne Perril, Phelps iillsbnry, E Yea
On simpson Thomas smith Robert smith stanton.
5taIkwestbeT Strong, jacob Thompson, Thurman, Ilb
b"'1. TIsdwsy, Wentworth, WIKI. Williams sud "soa'
NAps-Mss.n Abbott. }. Q Adams, Arnold A'hiaun,
Bsrringer Bell III nchard BTodhead Milton Brown, hui
dngtOn, W. W. Campbell }. II. Campbell, J. G Chapman
Ocke, Colamer CIsnston, CIoIieI, culver gsfe' peN
IAN John living i, n Ewing, Foot Gsryip, GiddiUst
Goodyear Gordon, Graham, Grder Grnell OroyeL HamI
0G hP Sc Es. HSe J. W h0q10 o.s SI
lngeroll, jenkins Daniel 2. King, Preston King y
isnrys Msii,aS Marsh shleT' mossisy Nnsn' Fen,
Teton, Rsthbun, J. Rockwell J. A. Rockwell. Root
sshsh sssn Tos% sTsss soaesuE jane.
thompson, Tilden Trumho. Vance. Nirton hSs'on
White, Winthrop, Woodruff, Wight, iOuag, and fos'S'
So the cote tpas reesnsidersd H..H ......
Mr. MCKAY inquired II he could now modify
mis- amendment.
The SPEAKER said not. ..
Mr. MCKAY then moved to reconsider the vote
by which the main question had been ordered.
The SPEAKER said that u the genileman's OBJ
ect was TO arrive at n point where he would have
rower TO control his amendment, he could not of-
eet H. because il the House reconsidered the vote
ny which the main question had been ordered, II
would not be in the power of the House to recon
slider the second TO the previous question. The
chair under the impression that there were prees-
tents that effect, and that case Of that kind had
occurred during the present session.
Some conversation followed between Mr.. DROM'
GOOLE and the SPEAKER on the point Of order.
Mr.. MCKAY inquired whether the demand Tor
he preyIoos question could not he Withdrawn?
The SPEAKER said il eDuld be withdrawn by
unanimous consent. -
Mr.. MCKAY. II a majority CONSENT
The SPEAKER. majority has not the power
TO consent. ." ...-
A further conversation followed on the point ct
order in which Messrs. LEAkE, IlbBAlIS,
THURMAN, and the SPEAKER took part.
Mr.. ASHMUN moved that the bill and amend
nents be laid on the table. ...
On which motion the yeas and nays were asked
md ordered.
A motion was made that the House adjourn.
But the House refused 10 adjourn,
The question then REQUIRED and taken on the
notion Of Mr.. A sHMus that the bill and amendments
% laid on the table, and the vote resulted as fol-
lows:
lEAs-Ms..rs, Abbott John Quincy Adams Arnold 11,,
Irown burlington William W. Campbell, John H. Camp,
ell John O. Chapman, Cooke, Collamer Cranston GO
6ockery Eisali Ellsworth Erdman John Il. Ewing, I'd
in H. living Foot, oarvin olddings Goodyear Gordon
las g. Holmes John w. Houston. -amud u. Habtard
tud.on Washington Hunt Joseph r. ihgerson Jrnkins
wis, s Long lean MciIenry, Elclvane Marsh MI
En- Moseies Nivsn Pendletou Rsthbun Julius Rockwell
,lbert smith stsphens' stewart srohm, sykes ThbO
eaux, James Thompson Tilden Trum6o VancS' NiMGn
Vheston. white. wimot, winthrop "ooa'"" ""B"''
NATs-Sessr.. stephen Adams .ttknson, Bsyly Be-
sfsoekenSToush William @ Brown Burt oathesr Rev
Chapman Chase, ChiPmsn, Clarke, Cobb Io n,
douglass. Dromsooe, dunlap, FsrsD ficEiin. Fries
lilies Hsmlip HARRISON Henley, IIoge Isaac f. Ho Trs
| err James II Johnson, Joseph Johnson Andrew John
on, g. W. Jones, kaufman, Leske, La sere Lyon, MF
lay, McClelsnd, McClemsnd, Mcconnell, McCrse, -
pm j. Mcdowell James Mcdowell, Mckay, john Nor
N, Barclay Martin Morris Morse, Moulton, N'n.iH
wen Payne Perrlll Phelps fllsrnfy teld heie ~ l-t
to1erts, sawyer scammon, Seldom Leonard h. Sims.
mpson, Thomas Smith, Robert Smith, Stanton, eu
weather. Strong Jacob Thompson, Thurman, fhbs'ts.
| 'redway, wentworth Wick, Williams, and wOOdward
Oh 1s.H.I F-sET#t -.t-g8 .7as..#sr
So the bill and amendments were n5t laid on tho
able. 10 u. %. aE.e '.
The question now REQUIRED on the motion Of Mr..
Mckay to reconsider the vote by which the main
question had been ordered.
The SPEAKER inquired of Mr.. MCKAY,
whether he persisted in that notion
Mr.. MCKAY replied that his object was TO mod
fly his amendment.
The SPEAKER. 1t can only be done by unan
imous consent.
MIR. MCKAY. ask it.
Objections were made.
Mr.. MCKAY. Then persist in my motion.
A motion was made that the House adjourn.
The yeas and nays ordered, and being ta'
| ken, were yeas SO, nays S.
So the House adjourned.