The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-10
But the House refused TO reconsider the vote.


But the House refused TO reconsider the vote.
The question again required, and was taken,
on ordering the the bill 10 thrd reading, and the
vote resulted as foovs
YEAs-Messrs Stephen Adams, Bedingef, James a.
Black Bewlin, Boyd, Bnnkfrhon, Broekenbroggh, VII
liam q. Brown, Burt, Cathcat, Augustus A. Chapman,
Reuben Chapman. Chase. Chapman Cobb, Cullom, Gun
bingham p5sEgan DarHgh DSugla.s pIO%soole DUNLAP
". HUBBARD James >. Hunt, James H. Johnson; Andrew
Lumpkin, Msclsy, MeClelland MeClenand Meconnel,
!. D. Mcdowell, MeGaushsy, Mckay. John ? Martin
Parish Payne Psnin, Phelps, Pllsbury, Relfs Rhett,
Roberts. sawyer, seldom, Leonard n sims simpson,
starkwesther St John Strong Thomasson Jacob Thomp-
son, ribbatts Tredwsy, wentworth, Wick, woodward
NAYs-Messrs. Abbott, John q Adams, Arnold. Akin.
son Barrnger BayB Benton Bigss BLANCHARD Brodhead
Clarke Cooke, Collamer Collin. Crahston CrOter Daniel
g. Davis Dssno' De Mott, Dillingham;; DA9n' poebin'
Edwin H. Ewing Foot, Gsryin Gentry Giddings, Good.
year, Gordon, Graham, Gridsr Grinnel Grover HsmP-
Hungerord Washington Hunt Joseph r. lngersOll Jen.
kns, Joseph, Johnson, Daniel r. King Preston King,
ja%ss MoS S L''p Me ais L Sea"s MaPA asr
aS;eey Niyea psnds'pn Ramsey RIthS bun, Reid
hiser 1SS, Rockwell John A. Rockwell MOOT s SfS
Albert smith, stephens, Stewart strohm, Sykes. James
wS0@Pson Will Tdsa L0omSs LumSS sSer you Wnom
Yost-09.
SO the bill was rejected.
Mr.. DANIEL moved a reconsideration Of the
vote, and demanded the previous questioA, which
was seconded, and the main question was ordered.
A motion TO joum was made, and rejected.
The question recurring on the reconsideration,
Mr.. BRODHEAD asked the yeas and nays,
which were ordered.
Mr. McCLERNAND desired Mr., DANIEL to
state what his Object was in moving the reconsidera-
ton
Mr.. DANIEL rose to reply amidst loud cries to
order.
The SPEAKER said no remarks were in order
II Mr. DANIEL made any reply, not word
reached the reporters ear.
The question, "Shall the vote by which the bill
was re ected be reconsderedi" was then taken, and
the vote stood yeas SO, nays 50; la tie.
The SPEAKER voted in the affirmative, making
yeas 80, nays s9-as follows
YEAs-MeSsrs. stephen Adams, Atkinson, Bedingsr,
Bisgs, James A, Black, Bowlin, Boyd Brinksrhon,
gustus A. Chapman, Reuben Chapman Chase, Chapman,
Clarke, Cobb, CuAom, Cunningham, Daniel pargsn,
Fries, Giles Hamlin, HARRISON, Hsmanson Henley Hoge
Hopkins, George 5 Houston Edmund W; Hubbard, James
Johnson, George w Jones, Kaufman, Leake, La sere,
LumPkin Maelsy, MeClellaud, McClernand Mcconnell,
Joseph J. Mcdowell, James Mcdowell, Nc Gay, John p
Martin Barclay Martin Morris Morse, Moulton, Norris,
owen, Parish Payne Perrill, Phelps, PIlsbury, Reid,
II Sims, simpson, ThomsS Smith, Robert Smith, Stan.
ton, shrkweahsr, St John, Strong. Thomssson Jacob
lhVhPsoht AWoshst ileuNayI "ohANVi"t "SNf "NON-
NYAs-hisssf.. Abbott John Quincy Adams. Barrin.
ton, John H. Campbell, John O. Chapman, Cooke Col
amcr. Collin Crsnston, Croler, Garrett Davis Desno,
Erdmsn, John H. Ewing. Edwin II. Ewing Foot, Gar.
vim Gentry Glddings Goodyear Gordon Graham Order
John W Houston, Hudson, Hungerford, Washington
Hunt Joseph r. Ingrrol Jenkins. Daniel P. King Pres
c.H Msnry NnS L' Marsh long A
Mosesy Niven; Pendle,on Ramsey, Rsthhun: Ritter,
schenek Severance, Truman Smith, Albert smith, Ste
phens, Stewart, suohm. Sykes, James Thompson, Til
Williams winthrop woodruff Young, and YO,t-so.
So the vote was reconsidered.
And the question then again REQUIRED, "Shall this
bill be ordered TO third reading'"
Mr.. COBB offered the following amendment, viz:
That all of the lands ofthe United which shall
been In market than to the
time Of application to enter the under the provisions
Of this act and .t remaining unsod shall be subject to
lands ofthe United which shall have Teen in market
for fifteen than fifteen years aforesaid and still
seventy cents per And all OF the lands of the
United States which shall have been in market twenty
unsod shall be subject sale the price of hy cents
per And all OF the lands Of the United States which
shall have been in market. for twenty-five than
twenty Ave years aforesaid and still remaining unsod
shall be subject sale at the price oftwenyve cents
acre
See 2. find be further Enacted That every person
applying to enter of the aforesaid lands Of the United
first to make affidavit before the register receiver Of the
proper land Office that he she enters the for his
her for the purposes Of actual settlement and cul
vdion by and for him herself for the Of ad
farm plantation owned and occupied by him
herself and that together with said entry he she has
acquired from the United States under the provisions
this than three hundred and twenty Of land
according to the public surveys thereof and any person
taking such OATH by affidavit shall falsely in the
premises he she shall be subject all Of the pains and
penalties Of perjury Prouided That nothing herein
tanned shall be construed TO from enter
ing OF the lands United States at the price
of dollar and twenty Eve cents per author
iLed aod provided by aw find provided also, That the
quantity Of land which the President Of the United States
shall hereafter proclaim and offer for sale in any year
shall not exceed five millions OF This act shall take
effect six months from and after its passage.
And Mr.. c. demanded the previous question.
Some conversation took place on point of order,
in which Messrs RATHBUN, COLtAMER, and
the SPEAKER participated.
The question then required on the demand for the
previous question. a..
Mr.. COLLAMER moved that the bill and the
proposed amendment be laid on the table, and asked
the yeas and nays.
A motion was made that the House adjourn;
which, by ayes 81, noes 80, was agreed to.
SO the House adjourned.