The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-16

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Morehead, Morton. Newell, Outlaw, Phoenix, Ptman,
Risey Rose, Rumsey, Schermerhorn, Schoolcra Shep,
herd, Taylor John b; Thompson, Thurman, Underhil,
Van Dyke, vinton, Watkins, White, Williams. and
For MI. Schenck, Mr.. Baker.
| For Mr.. Winthrop Messrs. Alexander, Aston, Ben
Fowler. Freddy, HeSard. George q. king. Meaeham,
Nelson, Reed, Sylvester Spauding Stanly, and Wilson
For MT. Potter Messrs Bingham, Booth, Busl, Cable,
Mo Pses s DS soos merry
Walden, Waldo, Wentworth, Whitlesey and Wood
For Nj. H Cobb. Mr.; Boyd
! |. johnson, MeKissoek. Owen, A. II. Stephens, and
For i. Stevens. Messrs Allen, Campbell, Crowell,
GS Msa. ,
nam. Reynolds, Rockwell, Root, Sackett, Schenck.
| Sprague. and Tuck.
! For Mr.. Outlaw, Mr.. Clingman.
| For Mr.. Robinson, Mr.. Disney
For Mr.. Strong, Messrs. Durkee, P. King, and VIII
For Mr.. F. P. Stanton. Mr. Hubbard.
| For Mr.. Baker, Mr. Madison.
| For Mr.. Disney, Mr.. Odds
! For Mr.. James Thompson, Mr.. Potter.
For MI. Dner, Mr.. 7. Stevens
| For Mr.. McClernand, Mr.. James Thompson.
| For Mr., Tuck, Mr. Giddngs.
NJ , che being effected Ss here were renewed cries Of
The House proceeded with the 46th ballot, which re-
suited as follows
mole NUMBER oil votes cast, 226. + Is. u
| Necessary to choice, ia. .~
MI Winthrop received IA; Mr. Boyd, IS; Mr. T.
Stevens, 80; Mr.. Stanly, 81; Mr. Potter, II; Mr. II.
Cobb MI Moehead e. NJ Disney n, out
Mr.. Featherston, ! Mr.. James Thompson, ! and Mr.
Duer,
differently from the way in which they are recorded
on the last previous ballot, were Messrs Dmmck, Hub.
bard JAS Thompson, and Whitlesey who voted for Mr.
M anse Aston B1a sn.d sRns ss cG kGsas
Reed Schenck, and Sylvester who voted for Mr. Stany
Mr., Madison, who voted for Mr. Winthrop; Messrs.
ees Mr. Mols voted for
Disney; Mr.. Wentworth and Mr. McLanahan, who
voted for MIR. Strong and Mr. Inge who voted for Mr.
No choice having been effected, members on all sides
demanded another call Of the roll A -
The Clerk, at the request OF MIR. HnLARD, invited
Mr. CONRAD to act temporarily teller in place OF the
former and that gentleman having taken his seat at the
desk, the House proceeded with the 47h ballot, ppa
voee, with the following result:
Whole number OF votes cast, 225
Necessary to choice, 49,
Mr.. Winthrop received 10; Mr.. Boyd SO /; Mr.. Thad-
deus Stevens, 81; Mr. Stany, 60 Mr. Potter, IS; Mr.
MI Robinson + MI Jacob Tff Thompson, Mf
Strong, 2; Mr.. Morehead, A Mr.. James Thompson, / ;
Mr. Conrad, l; Mr.. Duer. and Mr.. James G. King. l.
Alexander. Brooks. Burrows, Dixon. Fowler, Hebard,
George G. King Matteson, Meacham, and Spauding
Those who voted for Mr.. Boyd were Messrs Albert
Bowdon, Bowln. Albert G: Brown, William J. Brown,
Burt George Alfred Caldwell, Howell Cobb, Williamson
R. w Cobb, Colcock. Daniel, Dmmick, Durham, Ed
Green, Hackeu. Hall, Hamilton, Hammond. HARRISON,
1 Harris; Hubbard, Holiday, Holmes. Howard, Hubbard
La Sere, Letter, Ltlefeld Job Mann, Mason, McCer-
nand. Mcdowell. McLanahan, Robert M McLane, Nc
Mullen, Mcqueen. Neville, Meade Miller. MiIlso1.
son, Robbins Robinson Ross Savage, Sawtelle Seldom
Frederick p Stanton, Richard H. Stanton, Thomas, a.
COB TisompsSa James Thompson William THS%psop
Those who voted for Mr.. Stanly, were: Messrs. AL
ston, Anderson, Andrews. Ashmun. Bokee, Bowie,
P. Caldwell. Chandler Clark Cole. Conger, Conrad. De-
berry, Duer, Duncan, Alexander Evans. Nathan Evans
Freddy, Gould, GrinnelI Holloway Hay. Haymond,
King, James G. King, John A. King. Levin, Marshall.
McRissock, Fnis Y Mclean, Moore. MoIehead. Nor
ton, Nelson, Newell, Oge, OTIS, Outlaw, Phoenix. Pit
horn, Schoolcrsf Shepherd, Sylvester Taylor, John B.
Thompson, Thurman, Van Dyke, Vinton, Watkins,
White, Williams and Winthrop. .
Allen. Baker, Bennett, Calvin, Campbell Casey. corwin,
Crowell, Dickey. Durkee, Gddings, Goodenow, Cot,
Hampton, Howe. Hunter, Jackson, H. Mann. Mes, Put.
nam, Reynolds, Rockwell. Root Saeket Sprsgus. Tuck,
Those who voted for Mr.. Potter were Messrs. Bing.
ham. Booth, Buel, Cable, Cleveland, Doty Fitch, Gerry
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Waldo, Wood. Walden, and Wentworth
For Mr.. II. Cobb, Mr.. Boyd
For MIR. Williams, Mr.. Cabell
For Mr.. Outlaw, Mr. Clingman.
For Mr.. Robinson, Mr. Disney.
For Mr. Jacob Thompson, Mr.. lnge.
Mr. Mr. Strong, Msssrs P. King and Wllmot
For MIR. Morehead, Messrs. owen, A. H. Stephens,
Toombs, and billiard.
For Mr. James Thompson, Mr.. Potter
For Mr. Conrad, Mr. Stanly.
For Mr. Duer, Mr. T. Stevens.
For Mr. James O. King, Mr. Underhill
For Mr.. Disney. Messrs Carter Morris, and Odds 81
No choice having been effected
Mr. HOLME S remarked that as there must be very few
members who failed TO realize the necessity for confer
ence manifested by the result Of the days voting and
that il might be had before the Sabbath came round he
would move an adjournment
Many EXPLANATIONS in opposition TO the proposition be-
ing heard In all quarters OF the hail. Mr. Withdrew IT,
Mr.. RICHARDSON renewed the motion that the
House do adjourn which having been put by tell.
ers, was decided in the afhmave--he tellers having
announced that more than majority voted In lie favor
and 30
The House adjourned.
CORRECTIONS. HuBBARD was enormously pub
lshed in yesterday mornings Union having voted for
Mr. PorTER on the 42d ballot for Speaker He voted
for Mr.. r. p STASTos, announced in another part OF
the record OF the same ballot
AT the request OF Mr.. F. r. MCLEAN, whose first
luton published yesterday embraced an error in drawing
il up, republish the resolution in corrected form,
follows:
Resolved, That upon the first for Speaker whoever
shall plurality OF the provided that uu
ALL shallxn