The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-08

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clay Martin, Morse, Moullon Niven Norris owen, Par
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Simpson, Thomas Smith, Stanton, Strong Thomnsson,
Woodward, Woodwork, and Yosr@si
IA Abbott Apdefson B9rrnger Bell Ben
William am w Campbell, John IL Campbell, Carroll Cath
CART locke Celainer Crozier Culver, Darah, Delano,
John H. Ewing Foot, Fries Gddings, Goodyear, Graham,
Grder, Grnpen, Grover, Hale, Hampton, Harper, Has
o5a #,i 5Ss:es i$S$ | Taa.@a $%ss s
Joseph J. Menoyrel Mcciaashey Meiiennry, Mch ii
Marsh Miller Morris, Moseey Newlon Pendleou, Perry
we'll Root, Runk, Russell Sehenek Seaman, severance
Truman Smith Albert smith Caleb B. Smith, Rober,
Smith, stephens Stewart, ST. john Slrohm, Sykes, Tbi,
podeaux, Benlamin Thompson James Thompson Truln,
Wood. Wright, and Young-99.
So the resolution moi laid on the table.
Mr. DOUGLASS then said that, with the consent of
the House, he would modify the resolution by adding the
following:
son of the false scandalous and dsrespectful
report of the proceedings Of this House Saturday last
far il relates the conduct of the House the occasion
OF the Hon. Mr. WENrwoRrus remarks.
Mr. BAYLY requested the gentleman from Illinois to
modify the resolution, to read as follows:
'Resolpcd That n committee of five members be APP
Of the 9th instant in regard the proceedings of the House
bill for the relief OF Thomas Wisha and ascertain who
reporter was what members We're engaged in ere
atng disorder in the House and in the committee and re-
beers and for the purposes OF such examination said com
Mr. DOUGLASS accepted the modification
The question being then on the adoption OF the resou
ton as modified the yeas and nays were demanded and
ordered and being taken resultedyeas les, nays Ca
lEAS-Messrs. Abbott Anderson, Ashmun, Bsrringer,
Bell, Benton, James Black, Blanchard Bnkerhof Milton
Brown, William Nv, W cs,npbei John II campbel, Car
Crozier, CuInnns, Darragh, De Mott Dillingham; Dixon
Dockey; Douglass, Dunlap Edsal Ellsworth, Fries Cen
nell, Grover, Hale Hampton Harper Hastings Henley,
Henry, IIoge, Elias B. Holmes, Isaac i. Holmes John "
Houston, George s. Houston, Samuel D. Hubbard, IIud-
son, IIungsriord, Washington Hunt, james b. Hunt,
Ghafss Igsrso Joseph r. Ingerso, jenkins, James
Levin, Lewis, Long, MeCeland, Joseph ]. McDowe Nc,
Gmghey, Sletenry Mcllyaine, Marsh Miller, MoseIey,
Mouion, Newton, Norris Pendleton, Perry Plsbury Pol
lock Ramsey Hathbun Relic Ripley, Ritter, Julius Rock
Schenck, Seamen Seldom, Severance Truman Smith,
Albert Smith Caleb B smith, Robert Smith, Stanton,
ThibodeanX, Benjamin Thompson James Thompson, Tib
S % Tnm59 Vance y W Wheal9n White Williams
Wright Young, and Yost--l2S
James 4 Black Bowdon Bowiin Blodiead William ns5 g.
Brown, Burlington, Burt Augustus A. Chapman Reuben
hun, Daniel Dargan, Dobbn, Dromgoole. ErtLnan j. H.
Ewing Foster Gafvn Giles ilannanson Hopkins, Hough
LeaEe, Letter, Lyon Lumpkin,' Maeiay, Mclean, Me-
C(lernand, McCate Mcdaniel James Mcdowell, Mckay
ril Phelps, Reid, sawtee, sawyer, Alexander b. sims
Thompson, Tredway, and Wck-6i.
So the resolution was agreed TO-
Mr.. GORDON moved a reconsideration ofthe vote Just
taken; which motion negaved
Mr.. BAfLf submitted the following resolution:
Rcso'ped, That the COMMITTEES in raised inquire whether
other reporters than those of the Union and
assigned this floor, have published beons reports
proper conduct of any this House led to the
nion restricting the members in the quantity of wrapping
paper and envelopes to be used by them.
After some discussion Jas amissblty of the reseu
The SPEAKER ruled so to be, and ii was received
The question being its adoption,
motion was made to lay it upon the table
Mr.. COBB demanded the yeas and nays which were
ordered and being taken resulted yeas lo4 nays a.
follows:
YEASMessrs. Abbott, Stephen Adams, Anderson
Arnold, Ashmnn, Benton, Biggs, Blanchard, Brinkerho
Milton Brown, Burlington, William w Campbell John H.
Cunmins, Dargan, Daragh, DeMott, Dillingham; Dobbin
PEocsery Douglass DromIgoole, Dunlap Edsal John H.
ham, Grinnel Grover, Hale, Hampton, Harper Henley
a qgs En p Smf n Jon w. Houston , Hudson Hun
II. Johnson. Andrew johnson, Kaufman Preston King,
s9%G B9f Hns Lee5 Leb +MGsR w seay
Mckay, Marsh, Miller, Moseey Moulton, Norris Pende
iR"E john roe' hd aa% R ka' nt s %
Sawyer seldom, Severance Truman Smith Albert Smith,
Stewart, St John srohm, BENJAMIN Thompson, James
IM91m np Vance Nlnon Wheaton, White White, Williams
NAYs-Messrs. Bayy, Bedinger Bell, James Black
James A. Black, Bowdon, Bowlin, Boyd, peterborough
Brodhead William G: Brown, Burt, Augustus A. Chap
man, R, Chapman, chipman Clarke, Cobb. Cooke, Cot
trel, CTozier. Culo, Cunningham, Daniel, Dixon, Erd
man, Foster, Fries, Garvn, Gentry, Order, Iarmanson
Hastings Hopkins, Hougb, George S. Houston Charles
Inssrso. Joseph Johnson, George W.. Jones, seabon
Jones, Daniel p King, Lcake lie Sere, Long, Lmnpkin
McClean Mcdaniel, McGaughey, MoIIenry, Barclay Mar
TIM Morse, Newton Nvcn, Owen, Parish, Payne, Perry
Phelps Reid, Ret Rhett. Scammon, Alexander d. Sims
Leonard ii. Sims, Simpson, Thomas Smith, Strong, Sykes
Ihomasson Jacob Thompson, Ttbbatts, Towns Trumbo,
Woodward and Young--74,
So the resolution was laid on the table
MILLION BILL
On motion of Mr.. BRINKERHOFF, the House re-
solved itself into Committee Of the Whole on the state of
the consideration of the b making further provision for
the expenses attending the intercourse between the United
States and foreign nations"
Mr.. c, j. INGERSOLL then addressed the committee
in explanation and support of the bill, at
and peace measure
gestion of Mr. BOYD moved that the committee rise in
order to allow that gentleman to submit report from
committee of conference
The committee then rose when
THE ENLARGEMENT BILL.
Mr.. BOYD, from the committee of conference appoint
ed Saturday last, submitted the following report
The committee of conference on the part of the
House of Representatives, the dsagreeng votes of
the two houses the bill entitled San to raise, for
limited time, additional military force, and for other
purposes" report
That they have the conferees on the part of the
Senate and after free and full conference the subject
OF the dlsagrceng votes have agreed TO recommend and
do recommend, to the respective houses as folows
!. That the Senate recede from its amendment to the
first section OF the bill, striking out the remainder of the
section after The word wa and agree that the section
stand originally passed by the House, with amend