The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-05

La ssre, Lyon, Lumpkn, Msesy, MeClsllsnd sieolsr
ELL Me0aushsy, MCKAY, j. r. MaItn b. Martin, Morris,
Morse, Owen Parish, Payne, Perry, Petit Phelps r,oaly,
der d. sims Leonard H. sims Simpson, Thomas smith,
Caleb b. Smith, Stanton stsrkwesther, Jseoo IhomP
,9n Thurman. Tibbstts, Towns wentworth VICE. anu
So the bill aud amendments sosrs laid on the table
Mr. GORDON moved a reconsideration oil inc
vote.
4 And the House decided that the vote should not
be reconsidered.
/ TREASURY NOTES PURLonsEp AND AElssuED.
! The House took up the bill entitled San act TO
provide for the payment Of the evidences OF pubic
debt in certain cases, which had been returned from
the Senate that body disagreeing TO the amendment
made by The House to the said bill.
! Mr.. JOSEPH X. lNGERSOLL explained the
difference between the provisions of the ball as adopted
severally by the two houses; stating the objections
which, in his judgment, existed TO the amendment
| Of the Senate.
And Mr.. |. moved that the House insist on its
disagreement
| Mr. Mckay thought the objections TO the
amendment ofthe Senate were not 30 strong as had
been represented by the gentleman from PennsyIva-
| MIA Mr. J. X. lsGERsoLL. For his own part, ne
(Mr Mex } was willing to recede. He would not,
however, oppose the motion To insist, but would
move at the same time that a committee OF confer
enee be appointed
Mr.. PETIT opposed the passage Of the bill In
any form %oo. ,, ..,,r =. ....s. +. aid
as he would be willing vote for the proposition Of
the gentleman from North Carolina, Mr.. MekAr.l
Mr.. c. moved the previous question, but withdrew
1t at the request of
Mr.. DRoMGOoLE, who thought that the SEN
ate bill was better drawn and guarded than the bill
Of the House; and he moved that the House re-
cede.
Mr.. BRINKERHoFF demanded the previous
question;
But there was no second.
And the question being taken first on the motion
to recede,
The House refused to rsesds, which is equivalent
| TO vote TO insist
And a committee of conference was ordered TO be
appointed.
In the case of the disagreeng votes OF the two
houses on the bill for the relief Of Richard FL
lott,
Mr.. ASHMUN moved that the House rsesds.
The House refused to recede.
On motion Of Mr. JACOB THOMPSON, the
| House insisted.
And, on motion of Mr.. HUNGERFoRD, a
committee Of conference was ordered TO be APP
pointed.
business TO be the call Of the committees for re-
ports
On motion Of Mr.. COOKE, submitted on leave,
ordered that the papers in the Of the heirs Of
Samuel Jackson be Withdrawn from the files Of the
House
| SLAVERY THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Mr.. MORRIS called up the motion heretofore
made, to reconsider the vote by which resolution,
offered by him, nstructing the Committee on the
Judiciary to report bill adopting the existing laws
of the State Of Maryland in relation to slavery
the law of this District and repeating all laws
of Congress in conflict herewith, had been laid on
the table.
Mr.. M. asked the yeas and nays which were
| fused.
And the question being taken, the House refused
to reconsider the vote.
The SPEAKER again announced the regular Or
der Of business.
| Mr.. PAYNE asked leave to offer resolution.
Objected to.
THE INDEPENDENT TREASURY.
The Committee of Ways and Means having been
called in its order
Mr.. DROMGooLE, from that Committee, to
%nom nao oeen e 1 sne
better organization Of the treasury, and for the COL
lection, safekeepng, transfer, and disbursement Of
the public revenue;" reported the same without
amendment.
| And Mr.. D., under instructions from the commit
tee recommended concurrence on the part Of this
House in the amendments of the Senate.
The SPEAKER. The question, then, is on con-
currence.
Mr.. G. s. HOUSTON demanded the previous
question.
Mr.. DRoMGooLE said he desired separate
vote on several amendments, and especially on the
last
Mr.. ASHMUN moved that the bill and amend
ments be laid on the table, and asked the yeas and
Nays which were ordered
| The amendments having been read,
| Mr.. J. r. INGERSOLL inquired whether it
would be in order to move an amendment to the
amendments
The SPEAKER said not.
The question, "Shall the bill and amendments be
laid on table," was taken and resulted follows
YEAs-Messrs. Abbott, J. G. Adams, Arnold, Ash
mum Barrnger Bell Blanchard Milton Brown, John II.
Crozier Culver, 9. Davis, Dockery John H. Ewing,
Edwin II. Ewing Foot Graham, Order Grnneli, Hamp.
R Ingersol Daniel ?. King, Lewis; Levin, Long, Nc,
Gaughey, McIIenry, Molvane Marsh Miller Mosseley'
Rockwell, Root, Runk schenek, Severance. Truman Truman
Smith Albert Smith, Caleb d Smith, stephens, strohm,
Thibodeaux, Thomasson Benjamin Thompson, Toombs,
Trumbo, vnton, White, Winthrop, Wright, and Young
i NAYs--Mcssrs, stephen Adams, Anderson, Atkinson,
Bayy Bednge5 Benton Bggs Jane; BLACK James anne
Collin Constable, Culiom Cummins, Cunningham, Daniel,
worth Erdmans Faran, Fiekin, Foster Fries, Garvn,
Giles Goodyear, Gordon Grover Hamlin Haralson Her
George s. Houston Edmund W. Hubbard, Hungerford,
James b. Hunt, Hunter, Charles J. ngersoll Jenkins,
James II. Johnson, Joseph Johnson, Andrew johnson,
George w Jones' Seaborn Jones, Kaufman Preston King
Lawrence; Leake, Leb, La sers Lyon L1mPkin,, Ma
clay McClean McClelland McClernand Mcdonnell, Nc
Crate, Joseph j. Mcdowell, James Mcdowell Mckay
John P. Martin Barclay Martin, Morris Morse Moplton
Niven Norris Owen Parish Payne, Perry Petit Phelps,
Psbury, Rathbun Reid, Relic, Rhett Ritter Roberts,
sawtele, Sawyer, scammon, Seldom Alexander Sims
Leonard H. Sims, Simpson, Thomas Smith Stanton Stark
weather. St. John Strong Sykes, James Thompson Jacob
Thompson Thurman, Tbbatts, Towns wentworth, Whea.
tom Wick williams, Wlmot, Wood, woodward and
Yost-l25 " .
So the bill and amendments were mt laid on the
table.
The question recurring on the demand for the pre-
vious question,
withdraw il.
Mr.. HOUSTON did so.
Mr.. Mckay moved an amendment, the effect Of
which he briefly stated would be, If adopted, to
postpone the time when gold and silver only shall
be received in payment of the public dues, from the
LIST January to the LIST April If this was adopted
he mentioned one or two of the amendments Of the
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