The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-31


Voices COMMITTEES Of the whole" at will cut Of
NH Mr. Ksc ofNew York. raised question of order but
the speaker overruled it.
Mr. Prrrrr.-It ought to be joint resolution.
Mr. BRfnkERHoFy.-l ask for the reading of the reso
luton.
II was read" That tho reectores in the basement be
Mr.. BowLs-Unless they suspend the sale of intoxca
ting drinks Ia voice: Wait till the holidays are
Mr. HAMLIs modified his resolution to read-that IN,
in the basement be closed unless they sus
pend entirely the use o. Intoxicating drinks
joint action of the two houses1
The SPEAKER was understood to say II did not
Inc resolution was again read. IA voice" Call the
refectories groceries at once."l
Mr. Mcdaniel moved to lay the resolution the
The resolution read third time. MR. Kennedy
soto voee-" Why not say all drinks its grave ques
ton what are Intoxicating drinks" Mr.. Houston, Of
Alabama" Hsmlin it's bad novel,
THE IOWA MKMsxRs THEIR SEATS
The yeas and nays were called on the motion to
pend the rules; but before the result announced
United States informing the House that he had approved
and signed the bill for the admission Of the State Of lowe
Dir. RArHBuS remarked that the members elect from
the State Of Iowa were now present.
, Messrs 3. LErrLER and 8. C. HASTINGS approached
the stand OF the Speaker, who administered the oath
support the constitution of the United States.
Mr.. wEsrwoRrn, soto poce-Ons of them swore with
his hand up the other with his hand the Bible Ones
q Yankee and the other amt
The result Of the call for the yeas and nays was an.
Hamlin was not laid on the table
The resolution to prohibit the SALE Of liquors in the
iectores In the basement Of capitol then adopted
THE ,QuAKERs-PEACE.
MIR KING OF Massachusetts,, presented memorial from
the Friends in New England, in condemnation Of all
The CLERK proceeded to read IT, when
Mr.. BowLIS objected
Mr. KESNEDv-I object, too. "a voice: "And three ~
The SPEAKER put the question whether tho msmor;ai
should be read, and was decided in the affirmative.
Inc CLERK read the memorial II asked that me
Mexico. "-'''
Mr. KISo moved that the memorial be referred to the
Sommee OF 'he Whole on the State Of the Union and
Mr., Housror, of Alabama, moved to lay the memorial
on the tables but the motion did not prevsyeas g.
The memorial was referred to the Committee Of the
Whole on the State of the Union
= Tho question now required on printing H.
Mr. Hou,ros Let's have the yeas and nays [Is it
from State Legislaturei' "No."i
The yeas and nays were ordered.
MIR. THOMPSON, of Mississippi suppose if any one
wants to debate proposition submitted It will 60 over
Mr.. THoMrsos-I will debate the memorial.
The srEAxEnITho gentleman cannot effect his object
in this way tho House having given its unanimous
cent for the presentation of the memorial.
Mr. THoMrsoN-fiave a right to debate the memorial
nowl
The srEAxER-The gentleman has right
Mr. THOMPSON opposed the printing Of the memorial
on the ground that from private individuals; the
rule usually restricted printing in this particular
saAu 'ndt memorial came from nine thou-
sand Quakers, assembled in New Bedford. They have
objection to all wars and through the memorial asked
peace may be preserved among all the nations of
the esrth There ought to be no objection to the print
ing OF the memorial; 1t would only cost three four
ooAals.
Mr. HOUSTON, OF Alabama, objected to the printing,
principally Tor the reason that we are now engaged in
war and tnese memorialsts are opposed to and in ia
'ol oi peace.
MT HAMLIN said that he would vote to prin the
morial Dur IN doing 80 he would neither affirm deny
anythng contained IN IT, was enough for him to know
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