New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10
Congregational Proceedings.
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on the table.
Mr. BoRLASD presentei petition from Arkan-
'as asking for he sane ihlu- which US similarly
disposed Of.
| Mr. HALE presented memor.a. asking lor the
Abolition Of Slavery and the slave Trade. wherever
the General Government had jurisdiction, ard moved
s reference 10 Committee with Instructions 70 report
b Ia accordance with TIE prayer Of the petitioners,
as far e. related 70 tie District ri Columbia
NJ. KING moved to lay the question Of the re
ception Of tie petition on the table.
Mr. HALE c1ntended that Mr. KISG was ont Of
order, he 10, having yielded tue aoor.
Mr WEsTcoII maintained that Mr. KIS6 mo-
ton always II order
The CHAIR 50 decided. and the motion % Jay on
the table carried. - Ayes. l6 Noes as follows
YEa.-A'ct..o n. Aiheuon. Bel Benton. BsrTisD Dor.
Flzgerad FGzpslcs, FOoie, Ho1stor, .li-r Johnson
Of Is King Msisfe P-.ree, RISK, Surgeon I1rney'
MA. er. Bs.dwin. Bradbury, Bright Csmeror Cor
win Dayton <. e.ch, Hale, HsmAn' Miller Niles spra-
snc-, phsm, NszeF-lt
The Northern men voting Aye are ATHERroS,
/ Dickinson, FITzGEAALD and STURGEON.
| Mr.. CoRwiS presented remonstrance against
the extension Of slavery . Territories now free which
was laid on the table As above, without, 4 division
tain articles Of Agricultural produce ores, fish. &C.
from Cansda free Of cuty was taken up.
Mr.. DIX briefly explained its provisions, con
tending that 1t would have injurious effect 10 regard
20 Whsleyer Protective features now existed IN the
/ Tariff
Mr. PFARcE and Mr.. HUNTER opposed IL on the
ground that IL would, remove whatever Of Protection
remained % the Agricultural interest and that tney
believed that I'll countries with which We had recipro-
ca treaties would be snted 20 the benefit Of this Act
that Flour could be sent here from the Baltic free Of
| Duty.
After few remarks from Messrs NILES and
WEsTcoTr favor Of the BILL 1t va. informally passed
over and the senate went into Executive session.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
After prayer, the minutes OF Saturdays pro-
ceedings read. when
The SrEAkER said it would be remembered that
on Saturday the the bill for the relief Of An
tonic Psch,co was announced as Ayes 90 Noes - The
Chair was about giving bis for voting, when he
was interrupted by the Clerk who informed him that
on recount he discovered the vote stood q Ayes 20
Nocs The Chair then announced the bin 10 be passed
On more careful denomination Of the vote however
il wss found that error stl existed and the
was 20 Ayes ~ Noes. II therefore there we're no
farther correction Of the Journal 20 be made the Chair
would proceed 20 vote.
Mr. j. w FARRELLY Of Pa. here inquired II bis
vote was recorded.
The CLERK replied In the negative.
Mr. FL voted IN the negative.
The SPEAEER.-It IS the gentlemsns right 10
have his vote recorded.
Mr.. HousTos of Ala asked to have the yeas and
nays read by the Clerk and general consent being
given they were read
Mr.. PETIT asked If motion 20 reconsider was
IN order.
Mr. c. j. INGERsorL said he was not quite sure
whether he was IN the House Saturday time 10 vote
He knew be came In a. the vote bel called, for
be stopped b ask what the question H. however
The SPEAKrU-Ii the gentleman did net vote
saturday il Is evident he cannot vote now
The cPEAkFR then called ON the Clerk 10 an
nounce the vote which he did as Ayes 70, Noes 90
The Speaker then said the House would perceive there
necessity for the Chair 10 vote, as his vote
cOu ID not affect the result
Some conversation took place between sundry
meWbor', the House appearing 20 De Ia avery unde
eden state rs 10 what should be done, when
Mr. SAWYER resolved the difficulty by moving a
re- consideration Of the vote.
The SrEARER then announced that the bin being
private one the motion to reconsider must 20
I'll Friday, the next Private Bl day.
Nj NICoLL Of y. \ then offered a resolution to
make the bill 10 establish Branch Mint in New York
the special order for Tuesday the Gh inst and moved
suspension Of the rules to enable the resolution 70 be
considered ~ once. The question taken BY Ayes
and Noes snd lost by l2i Ayes to ~ Noes follows
YE,s-Burow. Bedinger, Bs.cher. Bingham. B.rissI,
Blkckmsr BOcocE Bow ln Boyd. Broihesd " q. BrOwn,
o brown, BUR- Bliier Csnby CslhcarI Chsse Ciapp'
y. CLARK, Clmk, II. Cobb, W W. Cobb, Coihn'
Congo Cr0wel. Ds.iei. Darling Dickinson Dixon. Duer.
Dunn Edwards, Enbfe-tsrsn feeiherson French. FREE
Gentry, Con, Green, Greeley, Gregory Gunne!l W T
Hal, X. Hal, Hsrsison, Hsrmsnson, Harris, Henley,
T. Holmes 2 b Holmes, @ Houston. l1ge, lver.0n,
enl- son; JtIsins hAuiman Kellogg. a Is Ang Lshn'
La sere. W Lawrence, Lawrence. Lyon. Lincoln, |
Lord, Lampkn, mcCelsnd, McCiernsnd; Mcdowell,
McKay, ncLane. h. Mann Marvin Meade, Miller, MoTns,
Morse Mu.n, Murphy. Nelson New ell coll, Palfrey,
Pesslee. PEGS Pete, Pell Phelps, Pllsbuy. Putnam
Richardson hictey, Robinson, R0cthil, Rockwell,
Rose Rumsey, 81 John. Sawyer Sheriff, simpson Smart
Smith, sisnion, slsrkwes.her sylor Thomas,
J. Thompson W 1hompto1, Thurston. Tuck, Turner,
Van Dyke Nentbe, Nnion, Wallace. Warren Wentworth,
While Wck Wiley WiAams-l4
HANs-Abbou, Atkinson Blanchard Boits. Boyden, Brs-
dy, Bridges Buckuer Csbel. Chapman, Cngmsn, Coke,
G. Duncan Eckefl N Evans Farelly Ficklin Fisher !
Fournoy Freedey Fator Gsne.. Gogeib. c Hampior'
Hampton, Henry HUI, Hilsrd Hubbard, Hudson. C. J.
son O. " Jones J. " Jones. Kennon D. P King L.yip |
Mcllyaine, Mann Marsh, M0rehesd, Nes, Outlaw, Pey
ton Poiocs, Preston Rockssll, Root, schenck, shep-
peTd T. Smith, Stephens, Srohm. srong J. Thompson. /
J. B. Thompson. K a Thompson, Tompkius, Toomos /
vi son, Woodwsrd-7o.
There not being two-thirds voting in the aiirma
tive
Mr.. ROCKWELL moved 70 go into Committee of |
the Whole, which WAS losi-6l to o..
MR. MEADE Of Va. moved suspension of the |
rules TO enable the following resolution TO be con
siderod
Bbe1s i, the duty IN. Congress. Of the United States
10 ensc ssss Necessary enforce such provisions OF the
Consultation intended protect the ciuzeus Of the
ence has proved that laws should b. passed ~
enforce ne u Sec. Of the iih An ollie Consultation, which
into smother, shall he delivered up claim Of the party
whom such iahcr be due, therefore
hereo. That Inc COmmitice he Juci~iary Is hereby
Instructed 10 b 10 This ouse providing efec.uay
for The apprehension snd delivery OF fgves from labor
Sho have escaped msy hereafter escape om STATE
inio Au0iler.
The vote was taken by ayes and noes, resulting
Ayes ~ Noes 100 As follows
Ys"-Messrs Akitsou Barrow. Beaie. Bediugsr, b.
coca. Bots, bOwin. Boyd. W q Brown, O. Brown
BucEneT Burr. Czbel. Chapman. B. L. Clafk, Chngman
IL Cobb, W. r. ". COBB, Cooke. Cusd-d, CrCzier
Daniel, feeihersi0n, tloCTnoy French, FuiO0, Gan-s
Geutry. GddirFs. Go4gn. Green Greeley " p Hall
HARRISON, Harnsnson Harris HI, hilharc. r Holmes
@ Houston, }. " Housion. laE-. c. J. ingefsol.
lvefson, Jameson A Johnson. @. " Jones, " Jones
kaufman. Kellogg, Le,in, Lyon. Lgmpkin. McDOsel-
Mickey, McLare. n Mann Meade. Morrheac. Morse.
Outlaw fafrey, P-yiou. Phelps. p stury Preston, Rhe
koo sheppero mrsOu sisliol, Thomas. sco0 Thomp
.uu, W. Thompson, A Thompson. TomFkns,
Ioomhs, WGlsce. W0pdWsrd-79
NAYs-MessT. ABBOTT. Bingham slAckmsr. Bisnchtrd
boydrn, Brady Bridges. BEudhes5. Butler, Canhy an
carl CApp, Can, Cozn-r Colls, Couger, CrAnsOn-
Dicsey, DicklnsOn. Dixon. Duer Dunn, kckcf Edwards
EmbIre n Evans. faTsu, Fsrr-.y, FcklG. FISHER,
frretley, Fines, Goa Gregory Ofirnel. n. Hal.
q. hsmpion, Hampton, Henley. Henry, T. B.
Holmes, Hubbard Hudson. lrvin jenkins. Johnson.
hrunOn, D. 7 hing, Lstm, ". 7 LsVrslce. : Law.
renee, Lincoln, ord Nee eliznd NJ iivAine. j. Mann.
Marsh, Marvin Miller Morris, MUM Nh pny, Ne sou.
Mrs., Newell Nc0l. P-sser. Peek, Pruf, Pollock. Put
nam. Rlch-y. Robinson. ROckbi Rockse. J. A Rock-
vel, Ramsey -. John. sawyer scheuck, sa-rrl. ]
smart 3 smith >n.ih sgarSw-atherC stuart Sohu.
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