The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-03

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Johnson. Of Nd, Massxu Miller. Mofshssd, Pssfcs
q And without a division the bill was passed
Mr. stv'ER asked the suspension Of the rules to day
order to pass bills to the other House, would apply to
Mr.. wssrcorr said he thought it would
Mr. SEviER was satisfied; and
On motion Of Mr.. BREEsE. the Senate adjourned, al
twenty minutes past one o'clock in the morning
House OF Representatives.
WARRINGTON, March l, Isa7.
LTonLArIvE TAcrIcs-How THE TARIrF QUESTION SHALL
BE AGAIN BROUGHT uP-A pESsArs
Mr. ELLEr rose to privileged question When the
question, concurng In the substitute for the tariff bill
reported from the Committee Of the Whole on saturday
was taken he 10 his seat His name did not appear
on the record ana he now asked have recorded in
NAYS los Mr. Ei.,s Vote together with ii. SPEAKER
II given In the negative, would make tie in which
to vote ON the tariff bill a. originally rsportedl
Mr. DAVIS Of Neutrality-suspicious. the question 10 taken,
The sprAksR-Ths only question 10 whether the gen
! tlemsu has O right which 10 usually exercised
! members answered to their names.
The sPsAxsR ordered the officers to close the doors;
but this dot DONE all further proceedings in the
The ssr.xvR, after calling the House to order, made
statement on Saturday on the report concurrDg in the
bill laying additional! duties &c. the gentleman says
he voted In the negative and that bis name does not
name be recorded The Chair decides that he has that
| privilege.
The Clerk called the name of Mr.. Ellst; and
! Mr. ELLEr answered, NO.
The vote the substitute now stood yeas los, nays
1.-THE twelfth rule reads In all cases OF election by
the House, the Speaker shall vote. In other cases he
shall not vote, unless the House be equally divided and
division equal ana in case Of such equal division, the
question shall be lost"l
Il seemed that the Speakers vote would be cast
1 WI m oh man nj
members to know the result The voice Of
Mr. WEsTwosrn broke the spell. He stood six feet
| six 10 his place, with Newspaper in his hand.
The SPEAKER called to order and with his hammer
banged so Justify as 10 give US the headache.
MT WENrwoRrH-"M Mr. Speaker" repeated the nom
ber
The sr.AxEn-(bang, bang--,we put our hand to our
come to order. ['' Order" order"J
Mr. WErrwoRrH The gentleman from New Jersey
didn't" :" we didn't hear him."l He did vote in the
Affirmative.
IT. Of M;s,.p Judging by the voice.
The srxAxrn.-Doss the gentleman from New Jersey
Mr EDsELL-I voted on Saturday my name is not
recorded
The st.4.s..pid the gentleman vote for he :post.
Mr.. WENrwoxrH Il ask the Chair to keep order.
Mr. ED.ELL.Lst me make a statement. ('Oh, ~
Mr.. p KMa-The gentleman voted In the afr native.
Mr.. WESTwoRrH He did vote.
The SPEAKEh-The gentleman must say that he
voted
Mr.. EDsELL-I did.
The CLrn K called Mr.. EdseI and
Mr. EDsELL answered. "ay!" [Ha ha ha "thst kills
The sssA.r.~The Chair has no disposition to read
homily to the House-it is productive Of bad conse.
quences The Chair respectfully requests gentlemen to
keep order.
Mr.. c. INeERsoLL essayed to sreak and
. Mr. WENTWORTH seemed to have similar DISPOSE
ton.
The srEAxEn- Order knock order [knock] It
will take time to correct the blundsrs. IHa ha
that's good" "Order, order."l
Mr. DOy0LA,, arose. [" Now Douglass win a. the
Speaker, am rspresente in the Union az voting both
in the affirmative and in the negative Ia pause and &C.
emily once. r. Ho~'s that ~. Which way did you
gorl voted in the negative. lila! tal want my
The srsAxER-It SO appears on the record. THE
tide turned and laughter loud and long continued sue.
MIR VAscE-I ask whether the Speaker understood the
to say he had not voted or whether the jour
bil')
The srrAkrR-l. was only necessary for the gentle.
Mr.. GsrrRr Simply a correction of the journal.
Mr. McK.Y-I ask that the appropriation bills be taken
up. (" No,""no.'1
|
The SPEAKER stated that there Senate bills the
table, and they wonld first DO disposed Of
The bill for the relief Of the heirs of John Paul Jonci
came back, with amendments, from the Senate. The
| question was on c0ncurring in them.
ble And the motion prevailed-Ayes rs, nays IS.
| IBELANp-RnLIEr- HOW THE HOUSE ACTED IN THE rREMl
sEs-ThE scSJEcr COMMITTED TO THE TENDER hER
cIrs CT MIR. MCKAY.
The bill for the relief of ireland (approprating hv
hundred thousand dollars with which to purchase pre-
rection OF the Presdent,) was taken up. 1t read
twice and the question occurring on the the third
reading.
Mr. JoyEs Of Tennessee, moved to lay the table
Inc motion did not prevail-Yess 10, nays 81.
some gentleman proposed that it be sent to the Com
| mee Of Ways and Means
Mr.. HUNT, Of New York, moved that il Be referred Il
Committee of the Whole the State of the Union
and that be made tho order of the day at two O'Clock
The SPEAKER said the motion was in order.
Mr. LEVIN moved that the bill be referred the Com
mittee Of Ways and Means with instructions. r. Road
reed" The instructions were read-the preamble spok
about party vuures and alluded the fact that fol
the resolution proposed that American paupers
entitled to like consideration and relief with the stary
ing population of Erin
MIR CARROLL before the Clerk concluded the reading
rose to a question Of order.
The SPEAKER called to order and raped with his &C
| customed vigor
The Clerk concluded the reading of the resolution.
Mr. CARROLL again rose to question Of order. Ht
inquired Is it in order to send argument, and no
not sound Here is appeal coming to from the sui
iering people Of ireland. r. Order" "order'J Tn
to ana
do mere we lost the remainder Of the sentence
Mr.. jones', Of Tennssss~Mr speaker -
Mr. BRopHKAD-I call tho previous question. [" That
| right'l
| Mr.. e. INoERsoLL-The question is first -
Mr.. BRopHEAD--I ask division arst and the previoy
question afterwards.
MIR. G. J. IreERsoLL-I ask for the yeas and nay
| [" Louder" "louder."1
MIR CARRoLL-Does the Chair make decision7
The srxAxsR-rhe Chair made none. and will max
none until gentleman como to order. Rap, rap; on
headache increa ed
Mr.. CARRoLL-I ask whether it ia in order 2
The SPsAKER-The Chair will not decide until orde
Is restored Rap, rap; bang, bang
Mr.. CARRoLL-l ask whether it is in order, whether
competent to instructions TO the committee,
bodying an argument
The srgAKER-The Chair decides that the instruction
Of tho gentleman from Pennsyl vania not in order
| [" Good, good J
Mr.. Lsvls-I appeal from the decision. |" Oh, no.
Mr.. CARROLL, (still on the foor) | ask" One at
time. gentlemen. Ha, ha " | have not yielded II
floor f. Who said you hadp 90 on" down
'front.'
MessrA HvSr, of New York. and Corr, arose at II
same time, and asked a question
The sskAKsK-The Char decides that the instruction
OF the gentleman from Pennsy not in order