The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-06

it should be agreed to, OF moving its reference TO the Com
mitee of the Whole on the state of the Union.
lCrles OF "No, no"] E - NfF4 n
Mr.; JACOB THOMPSON asked if the motion de-
baabe.
The SPEAKER replied that the motion to lay on the
table was not debaabe therefore the motion TO recon-
slider could not be.
The yeas and nays being ordered and taken resulted
yeas SO, nays ST. as follows;
YEAS-Messrs. Stephen Adams, Anderson, Benton,
Bgg Bowdon Bo,vlin, Boyd, Bodhead, ca.hcarI, lieu,
ben Chapman, Chase, Chapman, Clarke, Cobb. Cotrel,
lap Ellsworth Eid@an, Foster. Friss Gordon, Grover
IaInlin, Hastings. Henley, Hoge, Hopkins, George $
Jones' ssaborp Jones' kaufman. Kennedy Preston King,
Mckay 1ohn l@S1 alPn Ms1 SSS Morse Moso%
Re Rs o abss k aasa aMey naa
ard 4 sims Robert Smith. stanton, sarkwsaiher, Strong
worth, Wheaton, Wick, Williams, and yosa~ss
Back af ssB oS s Bs
ton Burt, William w. Campbell, John H. Campbell, Car
s. aa. DAVIS sanc
STy John H. Ewing, Edwin H. Ewing, Foot Gentry, Gid
Hafaison Harper. Hliard, samuel D. Hubbard Hudson
Washington Hunt Hunter Joseph r. Ingersol, Jenkins
G s"sS M nas fx evaas ass Me Moess
Owen, Pendeton, Petit, Pollock, Ramsey, Ripley, Julius
ance, simpson, Truman Smith. Albert smith, Thomas
smith, Caleb b. Smith, Stephens, Strohn,, Thbodeaux,
Vance, vinton, White, Winthrop, Woodward and Young
SO the vote was reconsdered.
mee on Military Affairs be REFER ed to the Committee OF
the Whole sl !, on On, the state Of the Union.
Mr. WINTHROP said he supposed the question then in
order to be the motion to lay on the table.
! The STEAMER said that such was his impression.
! Mr. WINTHROP demanded the yeas and nays upon
! the motion; which were ordered.
Mr. HAMIIN said that he yxnuld insist unon mo-
| ton.
The yeas and nays being ordered were then aken and
resulte,i-yeas %, nays 81 as follows,
YEAS-Messrs Abbott, Arnold, Ashmun, Bayly, Bell,
lanes Black, blanchard, Brinkerhof Milton Brown,
G Burlington Burt VIM Campbell John H. Campbell,
coa amer cTans'on Gr9zer Dargan, Garrett DAVIS Della
Foot Se ey 9Ss GLIDING ION Ewng E rnr II Ewn
Hale Hampton HARRISON, Harper, billiard, E. B. Holmes,
W. Houston Sam, Samuel D Hubbard Hudson Washington
oen Danfl hs M a1, LsM , L0T sx
RocISs Root Runt ehencE a seaman, seldom s%p
ephen s nSss s syRes s Thonas,
SON Benjamin Thompson, 1ibbaus, Tilden, Toombs,
WsodSard Wright, and ioungm si "'"n0p' o0a'''
p NAYsa Me Stephen Adams Anderson Bednge,
Clarke, Cobb, Cottrel, Cuou, Cmmmins, Cunningham,
man. Faan Foser Frsss o" Goyer i Mamn Hnr
8 mou1 aai Edsa t w. M9ss Mp"s
o n' Charles sssrs j. seso James Johnson Andrew
MacIay, MecleIand, Mcdemand, Mccn3e, Me sp
Joseph J. Mcdowell, James Nc Dowell, Mckay John r
| Martin, Barclay Martini Moulon Norris Payne, Perrl
Perry Phelps, Pllsbury, Rathbun Reid, Relic, Ritter,
Roberts Russell sawtsle Sawyer scamnon Ieonard H.
Thompson, Jacob Thomps"n Thurman, Towns, Went
So the House refused to lay the subject on the table
lhe question recurring on the motion to refer to the
Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union the
motion was adopted viua
TERMINATION OF THE DEBATE
Mr. RATHBUN moved that the House resolve itself
into Committee Of the Whole the state of the Union
The SPEAKER stated his impression to be that the
resolution to terminate the debate in committee upon the
bill to raise for limited time additional military
force, at o'clock to-day privileged question: and
would therefore be the first business.
! Mr.. HARRISON modified the resolution by substtu-
| ting '2 o'clock and 80 minutes" for Q o'clock
When the House adjourned on yesterday, motion 10
| lay the resolution on the table pending.
The question therefore being upon the motion to lay
| ipon the table, it was negatived
| The main question being then ordered, the yeas and
nays were demanded; and being taken resulted-yeas
90, nays 81, as follows, viz
! YEAS-Messr, Abbott, Arnold, Ashmun Bayly Bell,
james A. Black, Blanchard, Brnkerhoa, Milton Brown,
Burlington, Burt, William w. Campbell, John H. Camp,
Cooke, Collame Crans,on, cozer, Dargan, Garrett Da,
Wis. DeIano Dixon, Doekery John II. Ewing, Edwin H.
if Holmes john s. Hubbard al
Jenkins, Joseph Johnson Daniel King, Levin Lewis
| Long, McGaighey Mcaenry, McIvane Marsh, Miller
Moselcy, Owen, PendIeton, Petit, Pollock Ramsey Rip,
ley, Julius Rockwell, Root, Runk, Schcnck, Seaman,
Seldom. Simpson, Truman Smith, Albert Smith, Thomas
Smith, Caleb b. Smith, Stephens, Strolm Skies Thibo-
deanx, Thonasson Benjamin Thompson, Tibbsts TiIden,
Toombs Tnmbo, Vance, Vnton, White Winthrop, Wood
rutf Woodward, Wright and Young-93
| NAYS-Messrs Stephen Adams, Anderson Bedinger,
Benton, Biggs, James Black Bowdon, Bown, Boyd Bod
head, Cnthcart, Reuben Chapman, Chase, Chipman
De Mott, Dillingham; Douglass, Dunlap, Ellsworth, !rd,
man, Faran Foster Fries, Gordon Grover, Hamlin Har-
manson, Hastings, Henley Hoge Hopkins Hough, George
S Houston, Edmund w. HUBBARD, Hungeriord, James B.
Johnson, George w Jones, Seabon Jones' Kaufman
nedy, Preston King, Leake LETTER. Leib, La Sce, Lyon
L,n,pkn, Mcciay, DMcClellmd, McClomand, McCrate,
Kay, John Martini barclay Martini MoaIlon ss Norris
Payne, PERIL, Perry, Phelps Pisbury Rathbun Reid,
Relic, Ritter, Roberts, RUSSELL Sawtele Sawyer Semi
mon, Leonard II; Sims, Robert Smith, Stanton, Stark
weather. Strong, Jas Thompson, Jacob Thompson, Thur
man., Towns, Wentworth, Wheaton, Wick, Williams,
Wood and Yost-9L
| SO the resolution not agreed to-
A message received from the Senate, announcing
that said body had passed sundry bills]
HOUSES.
| Mr.. PILLSBURY, in pursuance of previous notice
asked and obtained leave to introduce ga bill for the
erection OF lighthouses, and for other purposes which
read twice, and referred to the Committee on Com
merce.
CHARTER WASHINGTON.
Mr. PAYNE (by leayel gave notice OF bill TO amend
the charter of the city of Washington, d. c.
INCREASE ARMY.
On motion of Mr. RATHBUN, the House resolved IL
self into Committee of the Whole on the state of
the Union, (Mr G. S. HoUsToN in the chair,) and re-
sumed the consideration of the bill raise for limited
time additional military force, and for other pur-