The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-30

other measured For these reasons I will vote
against laying the bill upon the table, and move ea
Of tho House.
Mr. c. B. SMITH, wish to mako fsw remarks.
The SrEAxER-The gentleman from Illinois movess
can Of the House; c,Go on" .0o on" Speak out"
MIR. McCLxarA~S-I viii withdraw the motion, to
accommodate the gentleman.
MIR SMITH-I desire 10 say, that a. to this bill Or
del, order" "Down In 'front.'" "Loxder Louder VI
should be esrry satisfied to have this bill referred
to the COMMITTEES Of the whole ON the State of the
Union. thought that II would have good result;
but am thoroughly convinced that tho refsreuoe OF
the bill will only prccra.tinats thu session l am ua-
comparatively opposed to the bill an as an xous
any gentleman to settle the question Of slavery in
the territories. IL bs settled; but deny thai the
bill within the province Of settlement So far
from settling the question: far from quisting agta
ton and restoring peace it will only add TO the
excitement, 1t viii only increase ths difficulties
by which We eurrou ndod. Was ever such
compromise before heard OF! We have heard view d.
rectiy aptipodes-at variance. Gentlemen from the
South In the Senate It. because IL will extend
slavery in the territories Isths che kind Of compromise
towhch asked to give our SANCTION They claim
the right to take their slaves into the Territory Gea
emen from the other section advocate the bill because
slavery to be excluded Is there compromise in
this None. none whatever 1t is calculated to in
crease agitation 1t will not, repeat settle the ques-
ton. do not wish Congress adjourn without
giving governments to the territories asked leave,
sovernmt nts in New Mexico aud Csiifor MIA but yeu.
tenen the democratic eide refused their consent
hope. however, that the House will agree that the
bill shall be reported, and that before adjourn
will pass them. am sincerely DESTROYS that they shall
BE- pass d. can see no advantageous result to the
South the North fro disc ussion of this measure.
1t has ready be. discussed in the Senate Every
gentleman has made up his mind, and, therefore,
must be prt pared TO vote now
MIR. BoUsroN. of Deiaware-My object Is not to show
opposition to this bill only wish to make suggestion
| am not prepared to vote either way, at present
submit to my honorable friend whether 1t Is right
question of this Importance to force q vote.
The " noise and confusion" was great, that we
could not hear further what the gentleman said.
Mr.. SMITH, don't give way. | do not intend to
make speech.
The SPEAxER, with a view Of quietng the agitation
and tumuit knocked Justify, and net only requested
but required gentlemen to take their seats and suspend
their conversation
MIR SMITH As have remarked I do not design to
debate this question order to test the Of the
House, move to lay the bill upon the table and also
move call of the House.
motion. ['' No. no. hold on to it; go ahead " Yeas
and nays" Let's have the question" The confu-
tt Sss %
marks against the bill f. Order and nov wish to
say. f. order"l desire that The concluding
The SrEAkrn-(bang. bang The House will come
Mr. BArLY-I believe that the gentleman from In
diana {. Order" Order" :" Order
Mr.. MoLASE-I rise to question of order ~,
The SPEAKER-Gentlemenw will come to order. The
gentleman from Maryland rses to question Of order
Mr.. BArLr-Mr Speaker
The SPEaKER-The Chair will hear proposition
until gentlemen come to order f. Order, order"-
" Down in 'front.'" Order, order'-" oh, boys take
seats' Order " Rap rap.l
MIR. McLANE-My point is this |" Louder loud,r."1
Is it in order raising his vooe for the gentleman from
Indiana to submit two motions to lay the bill upon
the table, and to call the House!
The SPEAKER-The Chair sustains the point of Or
der.
MIR SMITH move a call Of the House.
The SrEAKER-The question is on q call Of the
Houso
Amid the confusion the Clerk called the roll, and
two hundred and nine members responded to their
names.
On motion Of MIR. AsHMus: all further proceedings
sv< hao al AtovNa Init
MIR. AsHMUN-I ask whether there was not motion
made by the gentleman from Georgia to lay the bill
upon the table?
The SrEAKER-The Chair does not understand that
it has been renewed since it was in order to makeit
MIR AsHmUS-l suppose It can be renewed.
Mn. STEPHENs-l intend to renew it. The bill. Mr..
Speaker involves question of great interest IL be-
ltved that the bill would adjust the difficulties, 1
read the provisions Of the BILL they postpone and do
not settle the question The session has already been
prolonged; tits time for US to be at home do not
test E Oh, no." Don't" awithdr.v.'"l trust the
adjourn as speedily as possible move to lay the bill
upon the table.
they we're ordered and ON the question being TAKEN
the House. Of liz 10 VI fatd upon fhe table tAe
bin of the Senate 10 e.ts6tsh governments in Oregon,
Nev Merieo, and California
NAMES VOTERS.
YEAs-Free States Maine-Beicher, Clapp Ham
mons, Smart. Wiley New psbire-Peasiee Tuck.
Vermont Collamer Henry. Marsh Peck. Msssaohu-
setts-Abbot, Asbmun Grinnell. Hale, Hudson, d. r.
King H. Mann paifrey j. RoSkws Rhode H Island
j. A. Rockwell, Truman Smith. New York Collins,
Copger Duer Colt Hall, Holiness jenkins, Kellogg, w.
Muller Nelson Niooll Petre Putnam Roy nolds, Rose,
Rumsey, She, rn sliugrrland ST John Starkwe.ther,
e., CORY Hampton, Newell Van Dyke. Pennsylvania
Blanchard, c. Butler, Dickey, Eckert, Freddy,
some
SOD. Wlmot. Ohio-Canby, Crowell, Duncan, Ed
wards. Evans, Fisher. Faran, Gddings, Lahm Norris
Embree, Henley, Caleb Smith, r. w. Thompson.
IlIiDo;s-Lincoln. Smith. Wentworth. Michigan
Bingham, MCielland, Stuart. wisconsin-Darl ing,
g,Dia-PeDdleton. Georga-Stephens. North Caro-
lina-Boydep, Donnel Keutucky-Adams Buck ner,
NAys-Free States -aiaine-Clark. II Williams
New York-Brdsall Pennsylvanis C. Brown, G: J.
son: Fries. K.nnon, Miller, Richey. Indians.
Cathcsrt, Petit, Robinson, Rockhil, Wick ILL.,
noie-Ficklin, Me'lrrnand, Richardson, Turner.
Chapman Crisfeld, Ev NJ, Lyon McLane Virginia
Atkinson Bayly Beale, Bedinger, Booock Bolts W.
G. Brow n E1ournoy Fulton Goggin, Nc Dowel. Meade,
Preston, r. A. Thompson. North Carroll na-Barria-
ger Ciipgman, Daniel, Mckay, Outlaw, Sheppcrd We
Dabe. South Carolina-Burt Holmes, simpson, Rhett,
Sims, Wallace, Woodward. Geotgia-H Cobb, Haral-
sOn, Iverson J. w Jones' T. King, Lumpkin,
Toombs. Alabama Bowdon. w. r.. W: Cobb, Gayle,
Brown, Featberston J Thompson. Tompkins. Louisa-
pa- Hsrmanson, La Sere Thbodeaux. Florda-Ca-
bell. Texas Kaufman, Pillsbury. kentucky-Boyd,
B. L. Clark. French, Morrhead Peyton Tennessee
Barrow, Cooke, Gentry. Hill Johnson, q. w. Jones,
Stanton, Thomas. Missouri-Bowlin, Green, Hall,
Jameson. Arksnsas-R. w. johnson. Total, 97.
YEAS IL OF
Nays '.'.... .'''...' ''..'.'.'. ''..''"
Majority for laying on table. ............... 10
Total vste 200
Absent ...'..... '...'..'''' '...s..''." 10
vacancies a
Total members .azS
ANALYSIS or TIE rerE.
From From
Slave Ftee
Whis. Dew. States States
Yeas.........8i 81 104
Nays ...43 "a 20 u
Absent ~ III Y
his took place, be 1t remembered. on Friday at
12o'clock, NJ, the day and hour well known in the
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