New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-15
Repeai of the Excise Law.
Thefollowing is the Evening journals report oil
the Assemblys final action on the Excise question
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The following is the Evening journals report ol
the Assembly's final action on the Excise question
May l2, afternoon Session.
The Excise Bill from the Senate WAS announced.
Mr. McGoNEeAL moved to refer the bill to Commit
tee Of the Whole.
Mr. T. SMITH called for the Ayes and Noes and they
were ordered.
Rlr T. SMITH moved that the bill be ordered 10 third
reading Agreed TO- under the previous question.
Mr. BLoDGETr moved that the bin have It's third read
ing
NIr. BLoss objected Il required unanimous consent
Mr. DEyELrN moved to lay the present order OF ousi'
ness on the table. ,.,-
Mr. Gould demanded the Ayes and Noes en- this motion
and they were ordered
The motion Of Mr. d was sgreed 10, % 20 81.
Mr. srcKtEs called up the report Of the Committee OF
Nine reconne nding the reference 20 select committees
To report complete the two EXCISE BlLLS-one re-
pealine. the other extending the Excise Law.
The Report vas taken up-when Mr.. sIckLEs move"
the previous question. -
Mr.. BAscoM demanded the Ayes and Noes, and there
were Ayes o., Noes 80. ri
Mr. McGONEGAL rose % a question OF orcer Inc
gentleman from New-Y0rk orr. Walsh resi- gned MS
seat YESTERDAY and was BOW here voting.
Mr. WALSH did resign his seaibut the House had 700
much regard for Mr.. Wslsh-which perhaps ~ould not
have been in the Of the gentleman from Monroe
to accept his resignation. lLaugh1rl
The main question was then ordered 70 be pu ana
The report was agreed to-Mr. FLANDERS de msndins
the Ayes end NOes-oI 70 81. .,
10
with Instructions to Select COMMITTEES, 10 report II
complete in such form as 10 REPEAL ALL TX else
LAWS.
The SPEAKER ruled this motion out OF order.
Mr. CoHSwELL sppealed from this decision
Mr. BEFas moved the previous question: there was a
second (62 10 39he main question ordered to be ui
(65 to 36)-snd the decision OF the Cnsr was sustained
As the iuigmeut OF the House 81 % 80.
Mr. -ICEIEs from toe select Counties, reporter me
bin 70 REPEAL The EXCISE LAW, complete, with
amendments. The amendments conform the Dill ID Ine
Sensfe bill -,
Tue question being on agreeing to the Report Of the
Committee,
Mr. slcxLEs then reported complete the several As
semhy bills relating Excise AMENDED 10 correspond
with lie senate bill 70 repeal the Excise Law.
Nir w :. SMITH moved the previous question on
arreeing-,here was second-the main question was
ordered he Ayes and Noes being taken on each ques
ton)-sno the report Of the Select Committee was
agreed %, "a 20 40 .
Mr. slcKLEs moved % lay the present order Of bust
the table. Agreed 10. % TO s.
The succeeding orders were slso laid on the taOls
The order Of third read nz Of bills coming up -
Mr. SicEIEs moved that the bill 20 kEPEAL IRE
EXCISE LAW OF ls45 have i,s third reading now
Agreed %.
lion moved and seconded (62 70 3Jsnd the Dbl Pass
RI. MAY T. o'clock Ayes %. Noes 81 IS follows
AYEs-Me..rs AHing. Atwsler, Baker, Baiess', Beck
VITA Beers Biodsett, BOyten Brown Csnds-
Csrpent-r chad er Chste.d Cole, oroeksr, Cro'tsy
Dslaels \ DEris j. Davis DsgisOB, Dean Devele, Ne
UIa DJusa, Emmous FsnEo, Fal.er' Gallup. GLfl.on'
sray y VT Ii.' ME- B. NOE Ws2Sgn. OTtsH,
p,eF Perkins P.tls Ruthrrofd Stas sAerraEa Sexes
sn .ii J L.xr-nc- smith, y B. smith, q sn't5 ~ ..
SAITH Sop-r Soutiad sPeater. steSar Iaytsr, Tempe
TrsaasH. UPAa@, ysHdsrseh Walsh Watson "'eae"'
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NAYs-asssrs AeAms, Al4l5ea BarsiosFt b1scom' beNe
scf sloss BoNd,h Blfcnafd Batrick, CofnTeA, CIo--
By Curry Esr FGnGsrf, Could Orrsory Hatr7snd nm
dion HlchcOck H.nfer IIndoe Leevsns, Lee, h1Fs,
N4r,,,I Mroo9.gsl McSamsr. New horter, Aori.nye,
Pierce Po,t- " n. PfGu, RIP.ce, Russell }. b. Smith,
TtErr gtasf Vsn Vskenbufg, wenmsn-S5
Ye1s-39 Locos. 80 Wings IN Italics
NGys-27 Wings, II LOcOs, i'm Italicsl
OF the Members most active and vociterous
through the Session in favor Of the Repeal OF the
Excise Law, several, and we think most afford m
their own persons and histories abundant reason
why such 4 law should be sustained and enforced