The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-29

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erhof, Brodhead, William G Brown
CaIhcari, Augustus a Chapman. Reu.
ben Chapman, Cobb, Collin, CoIirell
Cullom Cummins. Dlnel, De- Mott,
Dillingham;, Douglass, Dromgoole, Dan
lap, Edsall Elicit. Ellsworth, Erdman
Faran, Ficklin, Foster, Fries, Gafvm
Giles, Goodyear, Gordon, Grover, Har
manson. Hamlin, Hastings, Henley
Hoge, Hopkins, Geosge S Houston
Hungerford, James B Hunt, Charles J
Ingersoll, Jenkins. james H Johnson,
Andrew Johnson, George w Jones,
Sesborn Jones, kaufman, Kennedy,
Lawrence, Leake, LFffler, Leb, La Sc
re, Lyon, Lumpkin, MCLEAN, McClel'
land, McClernand, McDaniel, Joseph J
Mcdowell, Mckay, John z Martin,
Barclay Martin, Morris, Morse, Moul .
ton, Norris, Parish. Payne, PERIL, Per.
nv, Phelps, Pilsbury, Rathbun, Reid,
Relic, Ritter, Roberts, Russell, Sawtele,
Sawyer, Scammon, Alexander d Sims,
Leonard Il Sims, Thomas Smith, Rob'r
Smith, Stanton, Stark weather, st John,
Strong, Jacob Thompson, Thurman,
Tib,alts, Treadway, Wentworth, Wick.
Wheaton, Williams. Wlmot, Wood,
Wood worth and st--ll0.
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nun, Barringer, Bayly, Bell, Milton
Brown, Burlington, Burt, William W
Campbell, John 6 Chapman, Cooke,
CoIlamer. Cranston. Culver, Garrett
Davis, Delano, DockerI, John Il Ew.
ing, Edward H Ewing Gentry, Cha.
ham, Order, Grinnell, Hale, Hampton,
Harper, H.liard, Elias B Holmes, John
w Houston, 5 ID Hubbard. Hudson,
Washington Hunt, Joseph r Ingersoll,
Daniel P King, Thomas Butler King,
Lewis, Long. McGaus,ey, McHenry,
McIllvaine, Marsh, Miller, Moseley,
Pollock, Ramsey, RheIt Ripley, julius
Rockwell, John A Rockwell, Runk.
Schenck. Severance. Truman Smith,
Albert Smith, Caleb r Smith, Stephens,
Stewart Sirohn, Thlbodeaux. Thomas.
son, Benjamin Thompson, Toombs,
TiIden, Trumbo. Vance, vinton, White,
Winthrop, Woodward and Young-7O.
So the amendment was agreed 10.
Mr. Schenck. Mr. Speaker [confusion.]
The Speaker. The Chair cannot
hear. Will the House please come to
order2 Va.
Mr. Gentry. Mr. Speaker, believe
[great confusion.l
The Speaker. 1t is possible to
hear. The Chair must insist on the
maintenance of order.
MIR Gentry. Believing that the adop~
ton of the resolution would he an. insuli
to General Taylor and no, compi.
ment-[great confusionl-I therefore
move to lay it on the table. Renewed
confusionl
The Speaker. The motion is not in
order
Mr. Dromgoole. | move that, by
unanimous consent, the resolution be
referred to select comnittee-[cries of
no. Ro'I-in order that it may be put
into some shape which will meet with
unanimous appreciation. IConfusion
The Speaker The motion is not in
order. The question is 90 ordering The
resolution 10 be eDgrossed.
Mr. Collamer inquired whether the
question could not be dyided2 a
The Speaker. Unqnestionably rot.
The Char is certain from the organiza-
lion of the government question has
never been divided on ordering TO be
eng ossed.
Mr. Winthrop. Understand that the
honorable gentleman from Tennessee
mr. Cockel made d motion to laxon the
table2
The Speaker. Yes.
Mr. Winthrop. understand that the
Chair decided that that motion was moi
in order2 rf.a
The Speaker. The Chair so decided
Mr. Winthrop. Will the Chair state
the grounds of that decision +?
The Speaker. The Chair will do so
1t is no, in order to move to lay on the
table for The reason that since the pres
vious question was demanded and Sc
cond I'd on the suspension Of the rules
the rules have been suspended; and in
justification OF the decision OF the Chair
the Chnir refers 10 similar decision
last session.
gMr DromgooIe here rose and made a
remark moi audible on account Of the
confusion.
The Speaker. The question is on the
yeas aud nays on engrossment.
The yeas and nays were then ordered
and resulted a. folIows-yeas LOG nays
Ga.
s., the bill was ordered to be engross>
ed and read third time.
The joint resolution was then read a
third time, when the question being upon
its passage
Mr. Mcdowell OF Ohio moved the pre-,
yious question.
Mr. Dfomgoole asked his friend from
Ohio TO Withdraw the motion for a mo-
ment 10 order to have the word unani.
mously' stricken out of The joint resolu-
ton.
Mr.. Mcdowell declined.
Mr.. Graham moved that the joint res
olution be laid upon the table; which
motion was rejected.
The question recurring on the demand
for the previous question, il was second.
ed, and the main question was ordered to
be put; ard being put as follows =