New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
HORSE ~ REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
After the reading ot the journal,
Mr. SlBIEY of Wisconsin Territory. moved
suspension Of the rules To enable him 10 otter resou
ton that the Minnesota Territorial bin be taken up and
acted upon.
on \ division. So votes in the affirmative. and l.
in the negative, which not being quorum,
Mr.. Truman SMITH moved q call OF the House,
which sgre "a TO
On the call - members answered, on which
farther proceedings dispensed with.
The rules were then suspended and the bill
taken up.
Mr. SiBLEY moved the previous question
Mr.. ROCKWELL OF Mass inquired whether the
Previous Question would cut OF the amendment which
be a. minority OF the Committee on Territories had
reported This the application OF the Wiimot
Proyiso 70 the Territory
The Speaker decided that the Previous Dues.
ton would cut II on the amendment had not been
offered in the Committee OF the Whole. nor ia the
House. The bin was before the House with the amend
ments proposed by the Committee on Territories only
Mr.. BOYDEN OF y. {. raised the point Oi order
that the Delegate from Wisconsin had no power 10
move the Previous Question, having no righi % vote,
and not being entitled to move Reconsideration OF any
question
The Speaker read the law which declares that
the Delegates from the Territories shall have the right
debate but not 70 vote. He decided that although
not entitled vote, be entitled TO make motions
as that mad been the uniform practice
The question on secOndlng the Main Question
o. IN the Negative l. The mex, question being Shall
the Main Question be now put
Mr. GtDDINGs inquired what would be the posi-
ton Of the bill it the Main Question negatived.
The Speaker said 1t would 20 over until to-mor-
row morning.
Mr. GlDDINGs farther inquired whether the bill
wouli then be open to amendment
The Speaker decided that it would.
Mr.. COBB inquired the grounds upon which the
Speaker based that decision. lie wished to take an
appeal.
The SPEAKER replied that ths decision could not
be sube appeal NH, the arose The rules
required that every mo,,)n should have mover and
seconder Ordinarily the seconder was not required,
but the OF the previous question the second was
required % 5e a majority OF the House. IL was then
merely In the nature OF motion made snd seconded
that the main question be put and II the motion
were negatived the bill went over until tomorrow
morning aud bin would then be before the House
The Ayes and Noes were called tor and ordered
the main Question whici was ordered to be put oy
Ayes l02, Noes O., as follows
YFAs-Messrs Atkinson, Bauinger, Bedinger, Brd'sll,
Bocock, Bowdon Bo~liu, Boyd, Bridges, Brodhesd, w.
g. Brown C. BrOwr, Bur-, Cabcil, Canby Chase, Sispp
+ Car b. t. Glars, IA Cobb, w: r. W. Cooo. Cooke.
Crozier Cummins Daniel, Darling Dunn Fsrsn, Feahe
ton FicsAn Floum0y, French, Fnes, Fulton, Goggiu,
Green, W. P. Hall, irason, Harmsn'oD Harris, Henley
Son J. n John.os. r. W Johnson q W Jones ! "
Jnnes ssnfyan K-unop La ssrr Leslsr Ligun Lincoln
McLane, 81 Queen, J. Mann. Meade Miler Morse, Mur
ply Newell, Nicol. Pendielon Petrie Peyton, Pns0ury
Smart X Smith stanton, stephens, ThbodesuN, Tnomss
James Thon psou, r. W Thompson, r. A Thompson, W
Thompson Tompsins, TOoubs. Turner, Van Dyte, Nrna
bic, Wallace, Wies. Wiley Williams, woodwsrd.-lo2
NAYS Messrs ADAM. Ashm1n. Barrow, Belchef, BDg-
Chngman CollsIner, Col ms, Conger Crsnson, Cisheid
Gro. el Dlcky Dixon. Dder %. Duncan, Echefi Edsal,
EdwaIds EnoIee Ey.n. Eys9', IVA ssr,sIyi rsnef'
Gdnnell hsle \ K Hal, O Hampton NJ Hampton Hen
hp1sra; ! h9lss t1uO9siJ rs KIM IsSn'
". II Lawrence, ). Lawrence, Levin Mscsy MC,eland,
Mclysne Mann Msr.h Marvin MOI aoIees1d pe1it Mpm' DR.
ion, Pugnsm, ROckhil, A Rockwell, koct"e, homso'
Root Rumsey 81 JOHN Schenck, Shr Sylvester sn ger
land C. b. smiih, T. Smith sisrhweaher, T. o. sasaii,
srobm strong Talmsdge. Taylor, B Thompson, Thurs
ton, Vnton, Warren weriworth, whiEe-8
The first question was on the amendments pro-
posed by the Committee Territories.
The first amendment was 10 strike out the words
within brackets and insert the words In Italics so That
the beginning Of the rst section should read tnat from
and alter the passage of this act The a ddy Of Hdrch
tighten hundred and f0ryHtEe
The Ayes and Noes were demanded and order
cd ON this amendment and resulted, Ayes ~ Noes Ol
Mr. ScHENCK now moved that the bill be laid on
the table and cslled for the Ayes and Noes
Mr. HARALsos OF Ga. called attention 10 the
lat section "a proPosed by the Commlttee)
which contained the provision that the act should no
20 into effect until the 10th OF March 1919 lie inquired
the Speaker n tha, were not still 10 the bill
The Speaker said he had no Information upon
the subject.
The Yeas and Nays, were ordered upon laying
the bill on the table and resultedfeas = Nays 100
The amendments preceding the last section
were agreed to without division.
On the last section, containing the provision
above mentioned The Yeas and Nays were again called
and resulted-Yeas ~ Nays 70 as follows
YE.s-Mess Abbott, Adams, Ashmuu, Bsrringsr, Bel
cher Bsrkmsr, Boydrn, Brady Bucsner, Butler, Caoe
Csnby Cungnaan Cooke, COaner, Conger CranSOn tns
Ect-n Edwards Embree, A Evans, Evans rnrrhy
Fisher Flournoy Freddy, Fulton, Gaines, Gayle Gentry
Goggis 6ogi, Greeley, Gregory, Gnnnel hals hal,
J G Hampton. N Hampton, Henry hLAmd, l. 4 ho,mss
= Holme. j w Houstor, Hubbard Hldson J. X In
eer.oli, Irvin, J. W Jones Kellogg, b King ID. P
KIM " T Lawrence, Lincoln Melvane, Mann, au.h,
~,,.nssd nuINu N-. Newell Out sw. Palfrey Psndle-
ION Pollock Preston Psinam, J. kock~el A Rockwell,
Reusp Root Rumsey - John schsneI. shepperd, shef
M sises.er sing gersnd, c. b. smith smAn, stephens,
stswsrr srohm, Tslmsdg-,T.ylor R.W Thompson, J. b
TIomn.ou V.n Dyke Vinson, Warren, Whte.-9.
$50 At.o.,n ssyy Bedinger Birdssl Boyd, Bddges,
g,odb..s c Brown, A q Brown, Burt Csihcaft Chase,
Clspp F.Clsrs, b. L. CLARK, Cooo, W K w Cooo Col
Hp. Cummns Daniel Daring, Edsal Fsrsn Fesihefsloo,
EIrxnn French Fines, Oi5tings q reen W r hsl y am
uons armarson, Hams Henley HUI : Houston, lsge,
q lugersol, ly-r.on, Jensns, II Johnson XIV yohn-
.on q " Jones Ksuirnan, kennon Lahm La Sefe Law
renee L-tssr Ligon Lord, LlmpEn, Lyade heC.-ilsnd
Mann Me.de sil-r, Morris. Aot.- Murphy Nicol Pess-
ZEE L. PEGS Petre, PeytOn, Pilsoury h1cn1y, Room
soD, Roekhil sawyer snart n smh' s.sn,Dn, sie'
rnorp.ou Thurstoo, TOnpNus Tuner Fenaoe, Wslaee,
W-nIwonh. WICK. Wiley, Williams, WlmoI WOODWARD.
:, President Polk Is not 70 have the appoint
meut Of the oihces created BY this bill
Mr. AsHxUS moved 10 reconsider the last vote,
.nd 10 lsy that motion on the table.
Mr. COBB OF Ga. called tor the Ayes and y ays,
xbieh were ordered and resulted, Ayes lo2 Noes "A
20 that the motion reconsider vas laid on the table
Mr. GO6GIS then moved 70 reconsider the vote
IN IN. amendment TO the fret section and 10 sy that
the table which WAS agreed 70.
The question then recurred on the engrossment
of the amendments and the third reading.
Il a J.
rsuts 20, being already engrossed the reading of the
bi third time day objected 10 snd goes over
Mr. JoHSsOx Of Ark. moved that the House re-
.ove tsef into COMMITTEE Of the Whole on the STATE
II the Union for TIE purpose Of calling the Caendar Of
Rill, and considering sacn were nos objected To-
The AYES and Noes were demanded upon ths
| motion. which was ost By Ayes q, Noes 70
| The Committees were called tor reports.
| Mr. Dudley 8. GRfGoRT OF y. J. rom tne NOn-
,,ittse on Commerce reported resolution that the
cor rtee Of the Whole Be discharged tron the con-
alteration u the bill TO extend The Revenue Law Of me
InsteS stsss over California and New Mexico and ihA,
| /. Be at once considered
The Speaker said that II required vote Of TIVE
thirds
The vote was taken by telles and resulted
Ares los Noes y.
The bil therefore was before the House.
Mr.. GREGoRY moved the Previous Question.
Mr.. DUR Of y. Y. asked If there wss 20, ar
an amendment moved BY the gentleman from OhiC
Mr. Root which was now pending.