New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

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"a uron the SPEAKER "a oblse Members take their
own seats a. Member (ssid % be NJ. GrDDrNSs bad
come over there % insult BIZ colleague Mr. hyADs)
Tie SFEsKER called % order, and required Mem
hers 70 take ihclr seat.
The calling 0f The roll was then proceeded With
sui TIE vote annouucei-Ayes n Noes 100
The question then recurred on secondrns the
previous question.
Mr.. ClLLiSs of Y. y moved that The House al
jIuru. but withdrew % 10 Ire request 90 VI FrNroN
NJ PETITE moved thar the House adjourn. and
called f1r the Ayes and Noes.
The Speaker decided that the notion % adiogu
OF, Of order, a. u would be adournng vithcui the
consent the Seuete Tor more than three days Cen
sress EXP red b limitation % u O'Clock to-uorrow
Mr. pTrTIr tCok sn appeal from the decision OF
ths Cha.r. sri called f1r The Ayes ard Noes.
The Speaker said uTon reelection t would per
hsps b. better 70 Withdraw the decision thus made
and allow Tie question % be taken On the adjourn.
rrent
The Ayes and Noes were called, sni Teller.
upon thst
The Telers reported Is IN the Affirmative
which not sufficient number.
The question was pat on the adjournment. and
il was lost.
The AYES and Noes were called for upon order
ing the risn question or NJ. THuMPsoN's amendment
The Ayes and Noes were ordered, and The vote de-
clsred Ayes l53 Noes 50.
Mr.. PsrrlT Of lad. moved that the House re
solve i,fei into Committee Of tie Whole, and called
for the Ayes and Noes, which were however refused
snd the rnotun defeated
M Haul of No. moved 20 reconsider the vote
BY which the previous amendment had been passed
and % Jay that on the table
NJ. pErTIr called Tor the Ayes and Noes on
this but they were lot ordered and the motion was
carried.
The question REQUIRED upon the amendment OF
M THoNrsoN Of Ind on which the kyes sud Noes
sere ordered. and resulted Ayes m, Noes los.
Mr. FEIrrr 90 Ind. moved % lay the amend
ment as amended "a The tsbis
taar .f..4f HsIn rrr.nff ~ n.a n
order.
Nj PERTH moved then to reconsider the vote
by which the last amendment bed bcen adopted and
proposed 70 debate that motion.
Several Southern members cndcavOrcd % choke
Oh Mr. / by points OF order, but Without avail.
Mr.. PETIT then proceeded tO speak, and CONF
mencod by calling sits non the fact that the hand Of
the clock had been stopped and supposed he would be
entitled 10 speak an hour by thst clock.
The Speaker, however, animated a different
opinion.
The clock marked quarter pas, J. snd had been
stopped for upward Of Is minutes
Mr.. pkTTiT proceeded 70 oppose the propos ton
O. attach provisions for Government 10 the Civil snd
Diplomatic bill he strenu0usy opposed al Govern
menis which should IN any wise allow thc existence OF
slavery IN any o.aer state than those where already
existed
Mr.. McCLERSASD of TIT. twice cddcavorcd %
put SIR PETIT down BY poots Ct order.
The-SPEAKgR decided that he was in order.
Mr. MCCiFRNAND took an appeal. and the
ouse contrary every rule OF order aud practice "A
acted upon IN the House from time lnmemorisl r.
fusus % order the Ayes snd Noes decided ibat MY J.
was our ot order
Mr. WAsHi,oroy HuSr Of n. v moved 20 lay
the motion 10 reconsider on the table.
Mr. PETIT called for the Ayes aid Noes which
net ordered and the motion was laid upon the
table.
The question then REQUIRED on the Senate
amendment A. amended. Al this time wanted min
uies 10 p, By The Senate clock.
The AYES and Noes were demanded and order
ed on this and the vote was declsred-Ayes no. Noes
lOi.
Mr. PlrrlT rose to question Of privilege
Tia, the term for which the House had been elected
had expired.
The SPEAKER oyerruled the point Of order
a motion TO reconsider the vote Just taken was
laid upon the table
Mr. VlNroS moved that the House reccdc from
all the dssgreeng amendments exception one lust yo
It'd upon. which was agreed %.
some bills with senate amendments were taken
from the Speakers table and the amendments concur
red in. 4,
Numerous attempts were made 10y various Mem
bers 70 take up bills, bu, without effect
Several attempts % introduce resolutions 20
give extra compensation to Clerks and Messengers
were made Finally
Mr.. LAwRrNcE managed to introduce one under
| q suspension Of the rules.
A motion was made to lay it upon the table,
which vas lost by Ayes g. Noes 100.
r.
ser,ng the officers of the House aud moved the pre-
yious question, which was seconded aud the amend
ment adopted and the resolution as amended pted
The Committee on Printing reported in iayor OF
printing 10000 extra copies OF the Majority ana MIN
Or.iy Reports OF TIE Committee OF ways Ahu "esh''
which adopted.
Mr.. THOMPSON Of Miss. moved a resolution TO
give extra pay to the sborers In the Capitol grounds
Mr.. WENTwoRrH moved to amend By addin z
the Folders and the Police.
Both amendment and resolution were e'opteu
under a .usp, n.ion Of the rules
Mr. THOMPSON Of Ky. offered a Joint resolution
10 pay $50 for compensation for computing the BIDS
| for printing Il was laid upon the table. 49,,
MIR EDWARDS Of Ohio moved 10 take up the OH
n prevent the psienung OF Medicines The rules were
| suspended snd 70 was taken up and passtd
| great number OF motions, oil all sorts, were
made pour Dasse Jumps but nothing O importance va.
a.av abouta q o'clock diversion was suddenly oc
cs.,psd by some blows, understood O. be between MI
Johnson OF ARK. and Mr.. FIcELIN Of H. lmneoia'ey
after this quiet was restored H. /,
| Mr. THOMPSON 0t Miss. moved that the House 90
now sd 1urn sine de- The Ayes and Noes were ORDER
ed on tns and resulted, ayes p, Noes AZ %
Motion after motion followed again, ana hnally
motion wa. nj de that Committee be appointed 70
st IN the Senate snd intori Il the House was READY
70 adjourn. The vote was taken BY IelleFs' and 'ne
/ House was found withouta quorum
| Mr.. PErrlr then moved thatthe House adjourn.
Mr. HENLEY raised point OF order that the mo.
ton not IN order without message Veins i'' '0N
/ TO the Senate.
The Chair ruled II was in order.
The motion was lost
The motion to send a Committee 70 the Senate
was adopted at 81 o'clock ,.-.
| After a number OF other motions diversion
Wa finally created By ar. WESrwoRrH moving re-
consideration Of bill granting presumption ngnts u
lands Of the right Of way for railroad thfoush i''
/ nOi-. which
| Mr. 1igNrRY made most abusive speech against
! tho Free sellers tor having defeated Mr. "ALAKA
Amendment which created considerable exci1emcn i
spd elected remarks from Mr.. SrAhSwEArHka Oh y !
MIR TuKNKn Of a. and Nj HENLEY oi lad Just as ih'
! latter gentleman closed
! 4 message was brought IN from the oenai.
s,atisy that they had disagreed 70 ,ne House amend
| snt and recodsd from their Own
| IN this action the House Immediately con
eurfea-ft being now - minutes psst 5-the OH
being already enrolled was signed ~ the speaker
and sent TO the senate e...
| While the House was waiting Tor nOiihcatioi
ofthe Presid-nt having signed the I'LL
Mr. PETIT wished % know u u were no" y
order 10 proceed with the speech which n'd Oeen De
cis~sd Out o. order earlier hour Of the n'zht
! The Speaker said u there were no objection.
the gentleman could proceed
Objections were made from several parts oil N
| House.
Nj. P. said he only wanted 70 know # Il wer
/ 10 order. ,.tr
| While waiting for the return Of the bill from IN
! prs,ident or rather ex President POLK. VINO bad r.
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