The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-15

were ordered, and, being taken, resulted fol-
lows
EEAs-Msssrs Abbott, John Q Adams, Arnold, Ash
nun, BaTringer Benton James Black BTOdhead, bufhng
ton John Il Campbell Carroll. John O Chapman, Chip.
man. COansT, CTsbSton, Culver Cunningham, Daragh
Delsno Dixon DOckery, EIssll Ellsworth, Erdman John
H. Ewing Edwin ii Ewing Foot Foster, Garyin, Gentry,
Gddngs, Goody ear, GTinnrl Hamlin, Hampton Harper
HeTcE Hbge ELIAS b. Holmes, John w. Houston, sam
Jenkins D. r King, Thomas b. King Leib, Lewis, Levin
Met lean McGaughey McHenTy Mclyaine, Marsh, Miller
Ritter, julius Rockwell John A. Rockwell Root, Runk,
Schehck seaman Severance Truman Smith Albert Smith
Z. b. smith stewart strohm sykes, ThibodeauS, Thorn
asson Benjamin Thompson, James Thompson, Iilden,
TTumbo, Vance YinOn, Wentworth, White, Winthrop,
Wright, Young, AMI YOst-sO.
NAfs-Niessn. stephen Adams, Anderson, Atkinson,
Bsyy, Bedinger, Bsh, Biggs j. A Black, Bown, Boyd,
BTockenbrough Milton Brown, William O. Brown, Burt,
CathcaH Augustus A. ChapmaA, Reuben Chapman, Chase
Daniel, DaTgan DE Mott Dillingham;, DobbR, Douglass,
Dromgooe, Dunlap, Farm, Fekln, Giles Gordon, Ora
ham, Order HARRISON, HsTmansOn, Henley Isaac T..
Holmes Hopkins, Hough, George 5. Houston r. W. Hub
ard Hunter James H. Johnson Joseph Johnson. Andrew
Lumpkin, MacBy McClernand, Mcconnell, MeCrate,
Joseph }. Mcdowell, James Mcdowell Mckay John ?.
Martin, Barclay Martin MoultOn, Nyen, Owen Parish,
Payne, Pendleton, Perr Phelps, Reid Rhett, Roberts,
Russell sswtellr scammon, Seldom Alexander ID. Sims,
Leonard a. sims simpson. Thomas smith stanton
man, Tibbaits Towns Tredwsy, Wick, Williams, VIII.
mot, Wood, Woodward, Woodwork, and YsneSy -lOI.
So the amendment was not concurred in.
The bill was then ordered To third reading and
having bean read third time by its title and the
question being, "Sball this bill pass"
Mr. BOYD demanded the previous question,
which was seconded;
And the main question was ordered TO be now ia
ken.
Mr.. BOYD asked the yeas and nays, which
were ordered; and, being taken, resulted as follows
YEAs-Msssrs Abbott, John Quincy Adams, stephen
Adams, Anderson, Arnold, Ashmun, Atkinson BarringeT
Bayly, Bednger Bell Benton Bggs, James Black James
Black, Blanchard, Bowlin Boyd Brnkerhon Broken
brOugh, Brodhead William q. Brown Burlington, Burt
William W. Campbell. John II. Campbell Carroll, Cath
cart, John q. Chapman, Augustus A Chapman, Reuben
Chapman, Chase, Chapman, Clarke, Cobb Cooke Cola
meT, Collin, Constable CransOn, CToIer, CullOm. Cum
Minis, Cunningham, Daniel, Dargsn, Darngh Jefferson
Davis, Delsno, De Mott, Dillingham;, Dixon. Dobbin
DockeTy, Douglass, DTomgOOle, Dunlap, Edsal, Els
worth, Erdman, John H. Ewing Edwin H. Ewing ia.
ran. Feklin, Foot, Fires, GaTyn, Gentry, Giles, Good
year, Gordon, Graham, Order, Grnnell, Hamlin HSmp
ton, HARRISON HSrmanson, Harper Henley, Heuiek, Nh
lard HOge ELIAS b. Holmes Isaac t. Holmes Hopkins,
muni . Hubbard. samuel b. Hubbard, hudson, Wash
rgt'7 Hunt James b. Hunt, Hunter James II Johnson
lssePt Johnson, Andrew Johnson George w Jones,
Daniel King, Preston KING Thomas Butler King,
LeaEr Leib, La sere, Lewis, Long Lumpkin Maclay
MeClslland MeClernand, Nee onnell MeCrats
Joseph J. Mcdowell James Mcdowell, McGaughey, Nc
Henry, Mcvane, Mckay, Marsh, John p Martin, Bar.
clay Martin Miller Morris, Morse MoSelsy, Moulton.
Niven Norris Owen Parish Payne, Pendleton, Perrill
Perry Phelps, Pillsbury Pollock. Ramsey Reid, Refe
Rhett Ritter, Roberts Julius RocIS~ r John A. Rock
we'll Root, Runk Russell sawtelle Sawyer, scsmmOn,
Leonard II. Sims simpson, Truman Smith, Albert smith,
Caleb B smith starkweather stewart st. John stIohm
James Thompson. Jacob Thompson, Thurman, TibbattS
rilden Towns Tredway, Trumbo, Vance, yinton. Went
ward Woodwork, Wright Yancey, Young, and Yos
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NAYs-Mes,rs. Milton Brown and stephen,-2.
So the bill was passed.
THE TARIFF.
Mr.. MCKAY moved that the House resolve ise &
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Union.
Mr.. COBB. State your object, General.
Several voices "For what purpose"
Mr.. STEWART. viii the gentleman from
North Carolina Mr.. McKAI,l state what the OBJ
ject Of his motion Isl
Mr.. MCKAY. To take up the bill commonly
called the tariff bill.
Several voices. "Very commonly"
Mr.. STEWART ssked the yeas and nays on
the motion, which were ordered; and, being taken,
resulted az follows
YEAs-Messrs stephen Adams, Anderson, Atkinson
Bayly, Bedinger Benton. Bggs, James A. Black, Bown,
Burt, Csthcart Auguston A. Chapman, Reuben Chapman
Chase, Chapman Clarke, Cobb Collin, Constable Cullom,
De %o poSS Douglass pGSmSc oo
Dunlap Ellsworth. Fann, Fieklin, Fries Giles Good.
{s ;II. Gordon Hamlip HARRISON HarmansOn Henley
s Houston Edmund W. Hubbard. James D. Hunt, Hunter.
Jenkins, James H. Johnson, Joseph Johnson, Andrew
Leske La sere, Lyon Lumpkn, VIM b. Msclsy, McClel.
land McClernand, Mcconnell McCnte, Joseph J. Nc.
clay Martin, Morrs Morse, Moulton, Eiven, Norris,
Owen, Parish, Payne, Perr Perry Phelps, Pilsbury,
Rathbun Reid Relic, Rhe Roberts, sswtelle Sawyer
scammon Seldom, Alexander d. Sims. Leonard II. Sims
Simpson, Thomas Smith Robert Smith Stanton. Stark.
weather St John, Strong, Jacob Thompson. Thurman,
Tibbatts, Towns, Tredway, Wenwort nth, Wheaton Wick.
Williams, Wimot Wood, Woodward Woodwork, and
Yancey 100.
NAis-Messr. Abbott, John Quincy Adams, Arnold
Ashmun Barrnger Bell, James Black Blanchard, Brod.
head, Milton Brown, W. W. Campbell, John II. Campbell
Carroll John G. Chapman Cooke, Collamer, Cranston
Edsall Erdman John H. Ewing. Edwin II. Ewing
Foot Foster, Garvin Gentry Giddings Graham, Grider
John w. Houston samuel D. Hubbard Hudson, Washing.
ton Hunt Daniel King, Thomas B. King Leb, Lewis,
Miller Mosoley, Pendeton, Pollock, Ramsey, Ritter
Julius Rockwell John A. Rockwell. Root, Rnnk, Russell
smith Caleb B smith Stephens Stewart, strohm, sykes
Thihodesux Thoma.son BENJAMIN Thompson James
throp, Wright, Young, and Yost-s7.
So the House resolved itself into Committee of
the Whole on the state Of the Union, Mr., Conn, of
Georgia. in the chair.
Mr.. Mckay moved that the committee take UP
the bill reducing duties imports, and for other pur
Mr.. BRODHEAD gave notice that, if tina, mo-
ton should not prevail, he would move to take
up the bill to provide for the establishment of ma
tional foundry.
And Mr.. B. asked tel1ers on the motion of Mr..
Mckay, which were ordered.
Tbs vote was taken, and stood, in favor of taking
up the bill lis; against it, II.
So the bill was taken up.
And it was read in part.
SUPPLEMENTAL WAR BILL.
The committee then rose, on motion of Mr.
HARRISON, and took up the message from the
Senate informing the House that the Senate insisted
on its disagreement to certain amendments to this
bill, and had appointed committee Of conference.
And a committee Of conference was ordered to
be appointed the part of this House, to meet the
said committee on the part Of the Senate.
THE TARIFF.
The reading of this bill was then resumed and
concluded.
And 1t was taken up by sections.
Mr., HUNGERFORD presented a substitute for
the whole bill, and said that when in the House, he
would move that il be printed.
Mr.. BRODHEAD moved to strike out the fol-
lowing item:
"SEc T. find he further enacted That If il shall happen
Mt any future fiscal year that the shall be
Gent TO deiray the expenditures required for that year
duty Of ten per snfu ad vaorem shall be levied collected