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

Military Affairs in the place of Mr. YELL and Mr.
BAEER.
The result was that these gentlemen were excused
from service, and other members ordered TO be APP
pointed IN their places.
Mr.. C.. J. lNGERSOLL and Mr.. LEAKE made
Intellectual efforts TO introduce reports
THE PRIVATE CALENDAR.
The House resumed the consideration Of private
bills on the Speakers table.
And the following bills were, IN the course OF the
day. read third time and passed.
An act for the relief Of the legal representatives
Of Geo. tDuval, Cherokee Indian.
A bill for the relief of John Stockton.
A bill granting pension to Elijah c. Rabbit.
A bill for the relief Of Isaiah Parker.
A bill for the relief Of Samuel ID. Enochs.
The bill for the relief Of the heirs Of Doctor
John Gray, deceased, coming up on the question of
engrossment,
An Intellectual motion was made that it be laid on
the table.
The question recurring on the engrossment,
A brief discussion followed, in which Messrs.
DANIEL, GILES, and RATHBUN took part.
Mr.. HAMLlN demanded the previous question;
which was seconded, and the main question was
ordered
The bill was then read third Iime and the ques-
ton being on its passage,
The yeas and nays asked and ordered; and
being taken were-yeas 80, nays 70.
So the bill was passed.
The ADJOURNMENT OF coNGREss.
Mr.. A. JOHNSON (leave having been denied
moved that the rules be suspended for the purpose
Of enabling him introduce the following Joint res
olutlon:
RsSorsd by the Srnas and HOus, Of RsprsSeniarss That
the President Of the Senate and Speaker Of the House
Representatives do their respective houses ss die
on the 10Th day July ProSimo Isi6, at o'clock m
Mr.. J. asked the yeas and nays on the motion ;
which were oIdered and, being taken, resulted as
follows:
~
James Black, Blanchard Brodhesd Milton Brown Buf
hngton W. w. Campbell, John a. Campbell Cathcart.
Cummins, Darragh Garrett Davis John II living Edwin
II. Ewing, Foot Foster GaTyn, Gentry, Giddngs, Giles
D. Holmes, samuel D. Hubbard, Hudson. HungerfoTd,
Washington Hunt James b Hunt, Charles J. ngersoll
Joseph r. lngersol James II Johnson, Andrew Johnson
George W Jones d. King Preston King Lewis, Levin,
Long Met lean McClelland Joseph J. Mcdowell, Nc.
Gaughey' Norris pendletOG Pollock Julius Rockwell,
John A. Rockwell Root, Rnnk, sawyer, schenck, Sea.
man, Severance Truman Smith, Albert smith, Caleb D
smith stephens stewart 81 John. strohn. ThibodesuS
rh3mas'on benjamin Thompson, James Thompson
rihbatts kTillen, Toombs, Trumbo Vnton, Winthrop,
WOODWORK Wright, Young, and Yost- Sc
NAYS-Messrs. Anderson Bedinger Bggs, J. A Black
Bowln, Boyd, BrinkeThoh, Burt. Augustus Chapman.
Reuben Chapman Chase Chapman Cobb Collin. Cullom,
Dromgoole, Dunlap, Ellsworth Ficklin Fines Gordon
Grover, Hsmlin, HARRISON, Harmanson, Hilli,rd Hoge
Hopkins Georges Houston. Edmund W. Hubbard. Hunter
Seaborn Jones Kaufman Leake. Leib La sere Lumpkfn
Maclay, Mcdonnell MeCrate James Mcdowell, Mckay,
Reid, Relic, Rheu Roberts sawtelle scammon Leonard
Il. Sims, simpson, Thomas smith Robert smith stanton
Starkweather Sykes, Jacob Thompson, Towns Tredwsy
Wentworth, Wheaton, Wick Williams, wimot AMI
Woodward-7.
So two-thirds not voting in the affirmative, the
rules were not suspended.
STRINGS OF THE HOUSE.
Mr.. BOYD moved suspension of the rules to en-
able him to submit motion similar to that hereto
| fore made by him. but not received that the daily
| hour Of meeting should be ten O'Clock:
Mr.. Ii. said he had so modified his former NM
| ton as not to provide for a recess
MIR. HOGE asked the yeas and nays on the mo-
| tcn to suspend the rules which we're ordered
Mr.. COLLAMER gave notice that he would, il
| the resolution was introduced, move an amendment
| fixing a specific hour Of adjournment, (say at
o'clock, SO that the House should not, as 1t now
| did, spend an hour every day in taking yeas and
nays to ascertain whether it would adjourn or not.
The question was taken, and the vote stood
| yeas Ill, nays "a.
| So two-thrds not voting in the affirmative, the
| rules were not suspended.
| On motion Of Mr.. HUNGERFORD, it was then
resolved, that when the House adjourn, it djourr
to meet at Ten o'clock on Monday next.
| THE PRIVATE CALENDAR.
| The House again resumed the consideration Of
| this calendar.
The House concurred with the Committee of the
Whole in its recommendation that the bill for the
relief Of the legal representatives of Captain Will
| liam OHlallWOOu lllaru DO not pass
| So the bill was rejected.
The bill for the relief of Onis Crosby coming ur
| on the question Of engrossment,
Mr.. HUNGERFORD moved its indefinite post
ponement.
Mr.. DOUGLASS opposed the motion.
| And the question being taken, no quorum voted
l Mr.. DROMGOOLE moved that there be a call O.
the House
After some conversation the question was taken
and the vote stood-ayes Sc, noes 81
So call Of the House was refused.
| And a quorum voted
The question then recurring on the motion of Mr.
ii HuNGERFoRD;
Mr. BOYD moved that the bill be laid on tn,
table.
The vote stood--ayes 60, noes so.
No quorum voting.
The yeas and nays were ordered and taken
} and the vote stood-yeas II, nays IS.
II So the bill was not laid on the table,
II The question was then taken on the motion O
, Mr.. HUNGERFORD, and no quorum voted.
Mr.. COBB moved call Of the House. Refused
Il A motion to adjourn was made, and rejected.
The question was again taken on the motion O
Mr. HUNGERF0RD, (for the indefinite postpone
mcnt of the BILL and i, was rejected.
The bill was then read third time.
| And on the question of its final passage, the yea
and nays were taken, and stood-yeas "a, nays Sc
q So the bill was passed
r Mr.. PAYNE moved to reconsider the vote RI
jechng the bill for the relief of the legal represents
); lives of Captain TiIlard Hv
The motion was entered on the journal.
2 The bill for the relief of John Wing (after bri,
n conversation on the part of Messrs. HUNGER
: FORD and THURMAN was informally pssse
n over
The bill for the relief Of John Porter pas n
= jscisd.
n Mr.. WHEATON, from the Committee on En-
n rolled Bills made report.
n The bill for the relief of N. and L. Dana comm
up on the question of engrossment,
Much difficulty followed from the want Of quo
rum, the result Of which was that
The House adjourned
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