The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20

loway, Hampton, Hay, Raymond, HeoaId Henry houston
Hunter, Jackson, j. l.. Johnson, Kerr, Daniel King
SsOgs e. kNas Jane; e King I0hH King Msnn
Mools osss S,os Ness Newell oss o
Piluan, Putnam Reed, Risey, Rockwell, Rose, schenek
sSSsphs spaas ssos
vinlon, Watkins. White and Williams.
George a Asa wv
Cobb oolcoes Daniel Fea'herston. Hssks, hara Ha
day aa%s.
son. Mcdowell, MCQUEEN Meade, Millson, Morse, or
stanton, Thoaas vsnabis. Wallace. WeiSoln, and Wood
Beale, BisselL Bowlin, Alberto Brown, William Brown
Bnel, Joseph Gable, Durham, Fitch, Gilmore, German
MeLanshan, Robert NJ mcLane MeMalien , Miller, Oil.
Parker Phelps Potter, Robbins, Robinson, Savage Sweet
" For NJ H. cebSMMes.s Aycrsa. Boyd Ewing, Fuller
Gerry, Green, Hall, Hammond, Andrew Johnson: Jones,
Ltefeld Melville, Sawtelle, stetson and Jacob Thomp
For Mr. Stomg--Messrs. Bingham, Booth, Cartier,
Morris, Peck. Root. Walden, Waldo Widrick, Wlimoi'
For Mr.. james G. King mMessrs. Alexander, Reynolds,
For 1ir. Jaian-Messrs, Allen, Gddings. P, King, and
For Mr.. Baksr--Messrs Brooks, Sackett and Wilson
For mn. HRiard-Mr. Cabell
For Mr.. Conrad -Messrs J. p. Caldwell and Outlaw.
For ~. Cabea Mr. ClIagman
F~ Mr.. Mepe%ea-Mes.is Eamund,on Hbbard. Peas
For Mr.. Ia Sere.-Mr. Inge.
For Mr.. Wamot.--Mr Julian.
F., F., NJ NJ y EN- a k'ngin css,d Lsvin
For Mr.. Morehsad.-Messrs. Morton, Owen. A. H, Ste.
For M BisseH-Messrs Richardson and Wentworth.
E@ ~. staniy MIR Sylvester
For Mr.. MeGiughey-Mr Winthrop &c.,.
No choice having been effected,
Mr. McMULLEN said he he'd in his hand propo..
son which he desired 10 present for the consideration OF
the House. He would not violate The rule or resolution
hich hna haan ndo nt hat
luton explains itself Being anxious to see the House
organized he attered himself that the proposition will
meet with favorable consideration At the hands Of both
the election OF Speaker for fifteen days, and he thought
that it time for gentlemen to come up and evncc
compromising disposition. He hoped that the House
would indulge him with the ayes and noes upon this
compromising resolution.
The resolution was then read as follows: ..-..
Resolped That the delegates respectively from the
raj States in this House be- they hereby authorized
and directed appoint committee, TO consist OF one
member from each delegation concert and report suit
able for the speedy organization OF this House
Mr. INGE here made point OF order-hat the resolu-
ton in force cuts off all debate and bars the introduction
of any resolution.
cided that resolutions may be introduced -.
Mr.. j. b. THOMPSON asked il the gentleman from
Virginia contemplated in his resolution 10 place and
0u Mr. Int McMTiES Yes e and that the delegation
from each State shall select that one.
Mr.. INGE insisted that the Clerk should put the
question on MS point OF order
Mr. LEVIN thought that the House must be satisfied,
from what had occurred for the last fifteen days that
ry resolution introduced had retarded the organization
Mr.. F. p. STANTON conceived that the House would
get along quite well at present discussion upon
these questions be permitted 1t was evident thatnether
party could elect Speaker and TO refuse consider and
discuss Che understood to remaIk) propositions de-
signed TO effect compromise would certainly fail 10 pro-
mote the consummation of an organization.
Mr.. INGE had not the least objection TO have the reso
luton now in force rescnded but while that may be
nomnay operative, he insisted that il should be strictly
enforced Il. ..e '.'.. :.
The Clerk here stated the question 10 be upon the point
of order made by the gentleman from Alabama, Mr.
lNGE.l
Mr. JOHN B. THOMPSON moved that it (the point Of
order be laid the table which motion was decided in
the affirmative.
[Cries of Call the rol!" "Call the roll"l
Mr.. B0WDON moved that the resolution cutting of
all debate until the House shall have elected Speaker
be rescnded.
Mr.. HAMPTON moved that that motion be laid on the
table and on this motion
Mr.. F. p. STANTON demanded tellers, which were
ordered and il was laid on the tabe-a majority OF the
whole House having voted in the affirmative.
[Cries OF "Call the ~
The House then proceeded with the 57th ballot, with
the following result:
Whole number OF votes cast, 223.
Necessary TO a choice, ll2.