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

on Hunt, Hunter, Charles lngerou James II. Johnson
ledy Preston King Leake, Lewis, Lyon, McClean bic
clslland Meclemand, Mcdonnell, SicCrale, Joseph }
Morse Moulton, Norris, owen Parish, Puyne, Phelp
Pilh6ury Reid. Relfs Rhelt, sawtele, scsmmon srd
Ion, Alexander d Sims Leonard II Sims simpson Albei
smith, Thomas Smith, Caleb B Smith Robert Smith
stanton stsrkweSther Strong 1hbodenux James lhomp
son, Jacob Thompson, Thurman, Ti0Uatts Ircdwuy
ioa vance wentworth VICE Williams and 'u"'
SO the bill was not laid on the table
The question then required on the amendment Of
Mr. MCKAY TO the amendment Of Mr.. CoEB.
The yeas and nays having been asked and or
dered, were taken, and resulted as follows:
YEAs-Messrs stephen Adams Atkinson, Bayly, Bed
niger Benton, Biggs james A. Black, Bowhn. Boy"
D rocksnbrough VIM. q Brown, Bort chase Chpmuu
Clarke, Cobb Collin, Cummns, Cunning ham, Danel
Dillingham; Dobbin, Dromgo0le, Dunlap Ellsworth ~.
ran, fiekliu, Foster, Fries, Garvin Goodyear hsmr
ton Edmund w. Hubbard Hunlsr, james II. Johnson, 10
sePh johnson George W Jones kaufman Preston King
Leake, La sere, Lyon, McCIesnd, MeClernand, McCoh
nell, McCrate, Joseph }. Mcdowell Nc 10y, John /
Martin, Barclay Marlin, Morris horse Nouion, Norris
Roberts, sswtelis, sawyer, scsmmon seldom LeOnsr.
Sims, Thomas Smith, Robert smith Stanton, strons
rrodwsy Vance wsS,worth, N,es, Williams, and wOOa-
ward IS
NAYs-NIessrs Abbott John quincy Adams, Arnold
Ashmun, BaHinger Bell, Blanchard, Brodhead Mil'ol
Brown, Burlington, william ". Campbell, John b
Campbell Cathcart John O. Chapman, hruben Chapman,
Cooke, Collamtr CransOn, CroLIer Culom Culver Oar
rett Davis, De Mott, Dixon Dockery, Douglass, Edss
srdman, John IL Ewing Edwin n Ewing Root GIa
dings Giles, Gordon, Graham, Order Bnnnell, haml'
ton Harper, Elias B. Holmes, John Houston, samot'
D Hubbard HUDSON, Washington Hunt, Charles J. lDge'
soil Joseph lngrrsolL Jenkins Andrew Johnson Dame
r, King Thomas Butler King, Leib Lewis, Long, Ma
clay, AlcCleen, James Mcdowell, McUaugheyt Ncheniy
yicivane Marsh Miller, MoseIey Niyen Parish, Pendlr
ton Rathhun julius Rockwell. John A. Rockwell, Roo
schenck Seaman Severance, simpson, Truman smith
Albert smith Caleb B. smith stsrkw eathrr stephens,
stewart, suohm, sykes, ThibodeSaS, Tiidsn TrumGC
NintOn Wheaton, White, WilmOt, Winthrop Woodruff,
Wright Young, and ioH-9J
So the amendment to the amendment rejected
The question then required on the modified
amendment of MIR Corr
The yeas and nays were asked, and ordered; and,
being taken, resulted as follows
YEAs-Messrs. Stephen Adams Atkinson, Bsyly, Bed
niger Benton, Bggs, James A. Black Bowhu, Boyd Brock
Chapman, Chase Chapman, Clarke. Cobb, LullOm, Gun
Minis Cunningham. Daniel Dargan, Dobbn, Douglass
Oromgoole Dunlap Faan Ficklin Foster Fries, Giles
Hamlin HARRISON, Henley, Hogc, Isaac T.. Holmes, Hop
aims, Hough, George ). Houston, Edmund W. HUBBARD
's ssTe Lson aaes Met onns
Ioseph J. Mcdowell, James Mcdowell Mckay. John )
an Barclay psr S MoI' r mSs HSF' 9S
thett Roberts. sawelle Sawyer scammon Seldom Leon
ard Sims, simpson Thomas Smith Robert smith, Sta
Ion Starkweather Jacob Thompson, Thurman, Iibbstp
rredway, Wentworth Wick. Williams and wilmot-s7
NArs-Messrs. Abbott John Quincy Adams. Arnold
Brown Burlington, William w Campbell John H. CAM
bell John o Chapman Cooke Collaluer Collin, CransO,
rozier Culver. Garrett Davis, DelanO De Mott. Dlns
ham Dixon Dockery, Ehsall Ellsworth, Erdmsn, John
wing edwin II. Ewing Foot Garyin, Gildngs. Coz,
year Gordon, Graham. Order Grnnell Grover, Ham
Ton, Harper Elias Holmes John W. Houston samuel
Hubbard. Hudson, Warrington Hunt Charles lugsIsoll
Hat ProS King TRo@a. Bas
King, Leih Lewis Long, Mexican, McClellsnd McGaug
hey MSs" msUa9S a5'G T SS.f M0p
Rockwell, Root sohenck, seaman, Severance. Trumar
smith, Albert Smith, Caleb B smith stephens, stewart
strohm sykes, Thibodeaux, James Thompson, Tilden
Trumbo Vance vinton, Wheaton, White winthrop
Woodruff Wright Young. and Host-95
So the amendment of Mr. COBB was r.j,eted
The question then was, "Sha!! tins bill be or
dered to u third reading?"
Mr. DOUGLASS inquired of the Speaker wheth
er it would be in order to move recon- liberation
the vote by which the amendment Of Mr.. McKAN
had been rejected .....
The SPEAKER said it would be in order If the
gentleman voted with the majority.
Mr. DOUGLASS said he Ind SO voted; and he
moved reconsideration Of the vote. 3d..
Mr. RATHBUN suggested a point Of order; in
reply to which
The SPEAKER, addressing Mr.. DOUGLASS, said
that the vote the amendment OF Mr.. Mckay
could only be reached by reconsideration first o
the vote last taken, H. e, on the amendment of Mr.
Conn
Mr.. BRoCKENBROUGH inquired whether it
would be in order to offer the amendment an orr
gnal propositions
The SPEAKER said it would not, because the
previous question had been ordered.
MT. HUFFMAN lHQuiIcu WHctntT IL Woulu De
in order to move reconsideration Of the vote by
which tho previous question had been orderedi
The SPEAKER said no; not until the other votes
had been reconsidered
Some conversation followed between Messrs
THURMAN and RATHBUN as to the vote Of
the former.
Mr. STEWART moved that the bill be laid on
the table. .t....
The yeas and nays were asked and ordered.
Some conversation followed on a point of order
between Messrs, HOPKINS, TIBBATTs, and the
SPEAKER.
the vote last taken, H. q. on the amendment of MIR.
CoBB. ...s---
Mr.. J. A. ROCKWELL inquired whether there
was not motion pending to lay the bill the ia
ble9 r.. ..' ..@. ''.
The SPEAKER replied that there was, and that
that was the first question in order.
The question "oha this bill be laid on the table?"
was then taken, and resulted as follows: be-"
YEAs--Niessrs. Abbott, John Quincy Adams Arnold,
Ashmun, Barrnger, Bell, Blanchard. Brodhead, Milton
bell John q. Chapman, Cooke, Collamer Collin, Gran,
ston Crozier, Culver Garrett Davis Delano De tott. Oil
srdman John H. living Edwin Ewing, Foot. Gar.
vim Gidings, Goodyear Gordon, Graham Order, Grin
s Houston, custom samaei D. Hubbard Hudson Washns,o
Hunt Charles J. lngersoh, Joseph X lngersoh Jenkins
s~ H Mecesn A as
Miller Noseley, Nven Pendieton Rathbun, fuIius Rock
well, John. A. Rockwell Hoot, schunCk, seaman SeN
erance, Truman Smith, Albert Smith, Stephens Stewart
strvhm, Sykes Thibodeaux, James Thompson 1ilcen
rrunbo, Vance, Vinton. Wheaton, White Wino Win
throp woodruff, Wright, Young, and yost-eI ~ ~
NAys-Messrs stephen Adams, Atkinson Bayly Bed
niger. Biggs, James A. Black. gowlin Boyd, brocken
brough, VIM. q. Brown, Burt, Cathcart, Reuben Chap
man, chase Chapman, Clarke, Cobb, Cuiion, Com
Minis Cunningham, Daniel Dargen, Dobtin, Douglass
Dunlap, Faran, Ficklin Fries, Giles Hsnlin Harul
son, Henley, Hoge, Isaac 4. Holmes Hopkins Hou h
George y. Houston. Edmund W. Hubbard, Hunter
Iames johnson, Joseph Johnson, Andrew johnson
! George w Jones' kaufman, Leake, La Sere, Lyon
| llaclay, McCleand, McCierhand, Mcdonnell, McCraie
Joseph j. Mcdowell, James Mcdowell, McGanghey
Mckay, John r Martin Barclay Martin Morris, Morse
Mouton Norris, owen, Parish Payne retrill, Phelps
Psbury Reid Relic, Rhett Roberts. Sawtelle Sawyer
scammon seddou, Leonard II, Sims, simpson, Thorn
as smith, Caleb b Smith Robert Smith Stanton. stark
| weather strong jacob Thompson, Thurman Tibbatts
Tredway, Wentworth, Wick, Williams, and WOODWARD
"a. "# '... D.. .." " e. .'..
| So the bill was not laid on the table,
| The question then required on the motion Of Mr.
| McC LELAND to reconsider the vote by which the
| amendment Of Mr.. Cons had been rejected
Mr.. ASbMUN asked the yeas and nays which
were ordered and, being taken, the vote stood yeas
| 80, nays 9D--a tie.
The SPEAKER voted in the affirmative, causing
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