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

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Mr. Tlbbatts. Does the previous ques
ton cut oflhe amendment to the amend
ment2
The Speaker. 1t cuts off all amend
menis subsequent to the demand.
MrJacob Thompson called for read
ing of his amendment.
The amendment was read as follows:
PrOpided, That nothing herein con>
tanned shall be construed into an appro-
baton OF the terms of the equalization
of Monterey.
Mr. Faran accepted this amendment
as modification OF tina, which he had
offered.
Tellers were now ordered on the de-
mand for the previous question amid
general confusion.
The Speaker read the rule declaring
II 10 be the duty of the Chair to preserve
order and decorum and informed the
House that no question could be put
unless order were observed.
Mr. Tibbatts rose 10 inquire whether
the question could not be divided2
The Seaker The Chair rules that il
is not Invisible.
Mr. Broadhead made a remark not
audibl,.
The Speaker. The Chair cannot
hear on account of the confusion.
Mr. Broadhead was then understood
to inquire whether the vote could moi BIZ
taken separately on the proviso.
The Speaker replied in the negative.
Mr. S Jones asked for reading OF fre
whole resolution as modified and a.
mended,
The resolu'iap as amended was again
read amid much confusion
Mr. Broadhcad appealed from the de-
csion of the Chair on the invisbili'y OF
the question. fConfusion ]
Mr. Schenck rose 10 inquire whether
The words splendid achievement in the
resolution referred to the capitnla,ion7-.
Laughter and coDfusion]
Mr. Tibbatts understood that the oc-
casion on which the House cverrnled
the decision of the Chair was different
from the present. [Cfes of question:
land great confusion
The question on the approval was then
put, and the decision OF the. Chair was
sustained,
Mr. Brodhead asked for the yeas and
nays. dl
Only fourteen rising the call was not
seconded.
Mr. Cooke. rise to question of
order. [Confusion desire TO know
whether it is in order to vote for the re-
solution as amended, and thereby trlfe
with the feelings of the army and rem
der the House ridiculous Much con-
fusionJ
Mr. c. Ingerso'l. | move to lay the
whole proceedings on the table. [Gfeat
confusion.]
The yeas and nays were demanded
on this motion, and were seconded.
The Speaker. The yeas and nays
are ordered. [Greal Confuslon.l II is
impossible to proceed with business in
the midst of such disorder The Clerk
will call the roll. mi ~
The yeas and nays were then taker
and resulted as follows-yeas 10, nays
1914:
YEAs-Messrs. Stephen Adams, Burt,
Cranston, d Dillingham;, Hopkins, Chas J
Ingersoll, Phelps, Rhett, Wood and
odward-lO.
NAYs--Messrs. Anderson, Ashmun,
Atkinson, Barringer, Bayly. Bedinger,
Bell, Benton, Biggs, James Black, Jas
A Black, Bowden. BowlIn, Boyd, Brink.
erhoff. Brodhead, Milton Brown. William
G Brown, Burlington, William w Camp
bell John H Campbell, Cathcan, John
G Chapman, Augustus A Chapman,
Reuben Chapman, Cobb, Cooke, Cola.
mer, Collin, Cottrell, Cullom, Culver,
Daniel, Dargan, Garrett Davis, Delano
De Mott. Dockery, Dromgooie, Dunlap,
Ed-all, Elicit, Ellsworth, Erdman, John
H Ewing Faran, Ficklin, Foster, Fries.
Gsrvin, Gentry, Giles, Goody ear, Cor
don, Graham Order, Grinuell, Grover,
Hale, Hamlin, Hampton, Harmanson.
Harper, Hastings, Honley, Hilliard, E
B Holmes, Hoge, Geo s Houston. Ed.
mund w Hubbard, Hrngerford, Wash,
ington Hunt, James B Hunt, Hunter, J
H Johnson, Andrew Johnson, George
w Jones, SeabornJones, Kaufman, D P
King, Kennedy. Preston Hing, Thomas
Butler King, lawrence, Lake, l. fiji r,
Lsib, La Sere, Lewis, Lyon, Long,
Lumpkin, Mcclellan, McClel!and, Mes
Ciernand, Nc Daniel, Joseph Nc Dow
ell, James Me Dowell, McGaughey, Nc
Henry, McIlyaine, Mckay Marsh John,
p Martin, Barclay Martin, Miller, Morse,
Mossley, Moulton, Norris, Parish, Payne,
PerriIl, Perry, Pilsbury, Pollock, Ralh
bun, Reid, Rifle, Ripley, Ritter, Roberts,
Julius Rockwell, John A Rockwell,
Runk, Sawtelle, Sawyer, Scanmon. Sed-
don, Schenck, Alexander D Sims, Leon
ard II Sims, Truman Smith, Albert
Smilh, Thomas Smith, Robert Smith,
Stanton. Starkweaiher, Stephens, Stew
art, s, John, Slrohm, Strong, Thibodeaux,
Thomasson, Benz amin Thompson, Jacob
Thompson, Thurman, Tibbatis. Tilden,
Toombs, Treadway, Trumbo, Vance,
Vinon, Wentworth, Wheaton, Wick.
Williams, Wilmot, Winthrop, Wood
worth and Young-l64. gl
So the House refused to lay the reso,
luiian and amendment on the table.
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